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Waterloo County to 1972:
an annotated bibliography of regional history
Waterloo County is a complex region settled by peoples from various ethnic
and cultural backgrounds. Its economic activities range from the traditional
farms of Old Order Mennonites to the innovative enterprises of "Canada’s
technology triangle." Compared with neighbouring counties of southern Ontario,
Waterloo is also more urbanized and industrialized. A region of great historical
interest not only to its own residents but also to researchers across Canada and
elsewhere, it is notable for the activity of its local historians and genealogists
reflected, for example, in the unbroken publishing record of the Waterloo
Historical Society since 1912.
The Waterloo Regional Project has created a bibliographic database with
abstracts and detailed indexes for over 4,500 printed items - books, booklets,
theses, reports, journal articles and chapters in books -- that relate to the
history of Waterloo County prior to the introduction of regional government in
1973. This reference work has been designed to meet the needs of a wide
range of researchers, including amateur historians, genealogists, house histoiy
detectives, journalists, neighbourhood groups, landscape architects, museum
workers, librarians, archivists, municipal officials and staff, as well as teachers
and students at all levels from elementary school children to postgraduates.
Elizabeth Bloomfield is an historical research consultant who uses computer-
assisted methods to create information bases and research tools for urban,
business and regional history. She has also directed the Guelph Regional
Project and the Canadian Industiy in 1871 Project. Linda Foster and Jane
Forgay are librarian-bibliographers who worked for the Waterloo Regional
Project in 1991-92.
The Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation is an organization representing
most historical and heritage societies in the Region of Waterloo and supported
by the Regional Municipality. The Foundation chose to publish this volume to
mark the 20th anniversary of regional government.
.
WATERLOO COUNTY TO 1972:
an annotated bibliography
of regional history
Elizabeth Bloomfield
with Linda Foster and Jane Forgay
Copyright C 1993 by Elizabeth Bloomfield
Printed in Canada on acid-free paper
ISBN 0-9696936-0-5
JUL 0 0 1995
Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data
Bloomfield, Elizabeth
Waterloo County to 1972
Includes index.
ISBN 0-9696936-0-5
1. Waterloo (Ont. : County) - History - Bibliography.
I. Foster, Linda, 1949- . II. Forgay, Jane.
HI. Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation.
IV. Title.
Z1392.W3B56 1993 016.9713’44 C93-093570-5
This book has been published with the help of grants from
the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation and The Good Foundation Inc.
The creation of the bibliographic database was supported by generous grants from
the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
(Canadian Studies Research Tools Program) and
the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation.
Printed by Cober Printing Limited, Kitchener
DEDICATION
Waterloo County to 1972: an annotated bibliography of regional history
is dedicated to
all who have recorded the history of Waterloo County,
all who care for the historical records,
and all who will use this bibliography
to understand and interpret the region in future.
CONTENTS
page
Foreword by Patricia Wagner ix
Acknowledgements x
Introduction xi
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
General Surveys and Sources 1
General surveys and descriptions of the whole region 1
Directories and gazetteers 4
Newspapers as historical sources 10
Other sources for regional history 16
Settlement Processes 21
Prehistory, aboriginal people and archaeology 21
Pioneer settlement 28
Urbanization and settlement systems 37
Demographic and Social Structure 41
General demographic studies 41
Demographic data sources for genealogy, notably cemetery
transcriptions and church registers 41
Ethnicity, including language, distinctive social and
cultural features but not churches and religion 58
Mennonite and Amish 59
Germans 71
Scottish 78
Other ethnic groups 79
Family history and genealogy 81
Genealogies arranged by surname 82
Social structure, class and elites 124
Biographies arranged by surname 128
Economic Development 171
Economic development processes 171
Agriculture and farming 172
Finance, land and capital 177
Manufacturing industry, including specific businesses 180
Transportation and communications 200
Trade and commerce 209
Trade catalogues 214
Landscapes and the Built Environment 222
Natural landscapes, including conservation movements 222
Buildings and architecture 230
Urban environments, including planning and policies 252
Culture and Social Institutions 263
Schools and education 263
Colleges and universities 278
Literaiy works 283
Libraries 286
Music and performing arts 289
Visual arts, including folk art and handicrafts 294
Folklore, pastimes and festivals 304
Food customs and customs 308
Churches and religion 311
Mennonite, Amish, Brethren in Christ, Missionary 311
Baptist 330
Catholic 331
Anglican 337
Evangelical, United Brethren 338
Lutheran 340
Methodist 351
Presbyterian 354
Swedenborgian 358
Other churches and religions 359
Sports and recreation 361
Voluntary associations (except historical and heritage) 364
Heritage and historical associations and projects 374
Government and Politics 384
Definition of areas and jurisdictions in 19th century 384
Restructuring local government from the 1960s 385
Administration of justice; law, order and police 388
Local government and services 390
Military history 395
Politics 398
Specific Townships and Urban Centres 405
Ayr 405
Bridgeport 406
Dumfries (North) Township 407
Elmira 409
Galt (Cambridge from 1973) 410
Hespeler 414
Kitchener (Berlin to 1916) 416
New Hamburg 425
Preston 426
Waterloo (village, town, city) 427
Waterloo Township 429
Wellesley Township and village 433
Wilmot Township 436
Woolwich Township 438
Local imprints to 1900 (summary references) 441
INDEXES
Author Index 451
Subject Heading Index 465
Place Index 511
Corporate Subject Index 533
Personal Subject Index 585
FOREWORD
As the 20th anniversary of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo drew
near, the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation sought a suitable heritage
project to recognize the event.
What better legacy could the Foundation leave for this milestone than
publication of Waterloo County to 1972: an annotated bibliography of regional
history, compiled by Dr Elizabeth Bloomfield with Linda Foster and Jane
Forgay?
This annotated bibliography with its diverse and cross-referenced subject
areas will provide a helpful and convenient tool for regional research. The
resource material will assist not only the serious researcher but also the
student, businessman or layman.
In research, finding the source of information is often the most difficult
task. The indexes of this bibliography volume, along with computer searches
of its database, will relieve researchers of hours of work and allow them to
concentrate on finding new information.
I commend and praise the work of Dr Bloomfield, Linda and Jane. Their
thorough searches of library collections and their concise annotations and
detailed indexes of authors, places, topics, persons and organizations will lead
users to exact sources of information. From these sources, one can trace our
history and lead future historians into new fields perhaps presently ignored or
under-researched.
Patricia Wagner, Chair
Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The production of this bibliography owes a great deal to the Waterloo Regional
Project’s Research Associates, Linda Foster and Jane Forgay. Funding for the project
allowed us to employ qualified librarian-bibliographers who also brought other abilities
to the project, Jane in German language and Linda in Scottish history. Both were
strongly dedicated to the project’s goals and went far beyond their formal job
descriptions of searching library holdings, reading the material, writing abstracts,
assigning index terms, and entering the data into the computer. Their passion for
thoroughness and accuracy is reflected in the pages of this volume. Sharing the
challenges of such a project has made us all firm friends.
The interest and support of the project’s advisory panel are much appreciated.
Two members were very closely involved throughout the project. Thanks are especially
due to Susan Saunders Bellingham (Head of Special Collections, University of Waterloo
Library) for her constant encouragement and key roles in chairing the advisory group,
arranging working space for the team in the Arts Library, and facilitating financial
support from the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation. And to Susan Hoffman who,
with her colleagues in the Grace Schmidt Room, generously accommodated the team
for the many months we worked in the local history collections of the Kitchener Public
Library and the Waterloo Historical Society.
Other members of the advisory group who advised and encouraged the team
were Patricia Wagner (Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation); Mary Johnston,
Kathryn Lamb, Grace Schmidt and Ernst Ritz (Waterloo Historical Society); Erich
Schultz (for the Wilfrid Laurier University Library and the Archives of the Eastern
Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada); James Quantrell (City of Cambridge
Archives); Scarlett Janusas (Regional Archaeologist); Mary Anne Kirkness (Elmira
Library); Elizabeth Macnaughton (Doon Heritage Crossroads); Janet Seally (Waterloo
Public Library); Kenneth McLaughlin and Gary Draper (St Jerome’s College); Garry
Peters (Emmanuel Bible College); Reg Good (Conrad Grebel College Library); Lorna
Bergey (Mennonite Historical Society); Diane Fitzpatrick and Ruth Lamb (Dana Porter
Library, University of Waterloo); and Ron Lambert and Ryan Taylor (Waterloo-
Wellington Chapter, Ontario Genealogical Society). We greatly appreciate the help
given by all these and by others, including Rosemary Willard Ambrose, Tom Arnold,
Gerald Bloomfield, Victoria Bloomfield, Jane Britton, Lorna Ferguson, Father John
Finn, Virginia Gillham, Marion Hall, Norma Huber, Linda Kearns, Nancy-Lou
Patterson, Marie Puddister, Lorraine Roth, Shelley Saunders, Bertha Thompson and
Sandra Woolfrey.
We are grateful to all librarians and archivists in more than 40 university,
public and special collections for their co-operation and practical help. Ralph Daehn
(now in Cataloguing in the University of Guelph Library) consulted on various aspects
of the project and provided substantial assistance with data communication, notably in
downloading of bibliographic information from the region’s three computerized library
systems. For this service we thank him and also those who facilitated it, notably Ruth
Lamb in the University of Waterloo Library, Herb Schwartz in the Wilfrid Laurier
University Library, and Kathy Dutchak of the Kitchener Public Library.
This publication and the Waterloo Regional Project itself were made possible by
generous grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
(Canadian Studies Research Tools Program), the Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, and The Good Foundation Inc. We thank officers and staff of these
organizations for their assistance.
INTRODUCTION
Waterloo County (administered as the Regional Municipality of Waterloo since
1973) has several qualities that distinguish it from the rest of southern Ontario. It is
a complex region settled by peoples from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Its
diverse forms of economic activity range from the traditional farms of Old Order
Mennonites to the innovative enterprises of "Canada’s technology triangle." Compared
with neighbouring counties of southern Ontario, Waterloo is also more urbanized and
industrialized, its growth for the past century fuelled by manufacturing industry.
Waterloo County is an area of great historical interest, not only to its own
residents but also to researchers across Canada and elsewhere. It is notable for the
activity of local historians and genealogists, and especially for the unbroken publishing
record of the Waterloo Historical Society, founded in 1912. The contents of the
Society’s annual volumes, as well as other printed materials relating to the history of
settlement and development of Waterloo County from about 1800 to 1972, have now
been abstracted and indexed, using a sophisticated methodology of creating research
tools for local and regional history. The purpose of this bibliography is to provide clear
guidance to printed sources of information on the history of Waterloo County so that
users with various interests can know what items are likely to be useful and where
they may be found.
Here we introduce Waterloo County and the Waterloo Regional Project,
outlining how this bibliography has been created and suggesting how it may be used.
This reference work has been designed to meet the needs of a wide range of
researchers, including amateur historians, genealogists, house history detectives,
newspaper reporters, neighbourhood groups, landscape architects, museum workers,
librarians, archivists, municipal officials and staff, as well as teachers and students at
all levels from elementary school children to postgraduate researchers.
WATERLOO COUNTY
In 1972, Waterloo County had a population of about 260,000 in an area of
about 530 square miles (134,000 hectares), occupying the middle section of the Grand
River valley in midwestern Ontario. From 1850, Waterloo County comprised Waterloo
Township (the largest, with 39,000 ha) in the centre, flanked by the townships of North
Dumfries (19,583 ha) to the south, Wilmot (25,833 ha) and Wellesley (27,860 ha) to the
west, and Woolwich (24,167 ha) to the north. The county area is surrounded to the
east and north by Wellington County, while to the west and south its neighbours are
Perth, Oxford and Brant Counties. Though closely connected with Wellington County
in location, physiography and hydrography and in early district administration, Waterloo
County’s history provides many points of contrast.
Figure 1: Incorporated municipalities and villages, 1871.
Named places each had at least 100 population in the 1871 census.
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During the founding period of white settlement, organized group settlements
were significant in and around the Grand River valley lands of the Six Nations Indians.
Three important ethnic groups have shaped the history of Waterloo in the nineteenth
and twentieth centuries. In the very early years of the nineteenth century, Penn-
sylvania Mennonites purchased the German Company Tract as the first inland block of
land to be settled by whites in Upper Canada; this later became Waterloo Township.
Similar groups of Mennonites or Amish settled much of Woolwich Township to the
north and Wilmot Township to the west. Still etched in the landscape, particularly of
the former townships of Waterloo and Woolwich, is evidence of the distinctive pattern
of land subdivision that, among other things, did not provide for surveyed road
allowances. As the Mennonite pioneers intended a farm-based culture, townsites were
not usually surveyed either. So the small hamlets and villages such as Berlin,
Waterloo, Elmira and Hespeler began informally and grew organically at crossroads and
millsit.es- The Mennonite cultural heritage includes many distinctive elements from folk
art to food preparation. Those who adhere to the Old Order still maintain a visibly
different culture and landscape in the north and northwest of the region.
The well-established Pennsylvania Mennonite settlements attracted some of the
thousands of German migrants who came to North America from the 1820s. Generally,
those who came between the 1820s to the 1840s were from the southwestern German
states and some were Catholics; later migrants tended to be Lutherans from the centre
and east of Germany, including Prussia. There were also Polish immigrants from the
late nineteenth century and others from central and eastern Europe in the twentieth
century. These immigrants from Europe settled throughout the northern and central
parts of Waterloo County, but particularly in the villages and towns. Berlin became the
centre of an enclave of German language and culture in British Ontario. German
newspapers and other printed materials were published and distinctive institutions
flourished, such as musical societies and Evangelical, Lutheran and Swedenborgian
churches.
Migrants of Lowland Scots origin developed the south of the region, following
the initiative of William Dickson in 1816 in founding the town of Galt and the township
of North Dumfries. The Dumfries-Galt settlement had more in common with the
directed settlements of Guelph, Fergus and Elora in Wellington County. Deliberately
founded as a town, Galt was the largest urban centre of Waterloo County till the late
1870s, though Berlin was the administrative and judicial centre from 1854. In town
and country, the Scots origin of the settlers was expressed in the styles and stone
materials of farm buildings, houses, churches and factories.
In ethnic composition, Waterloo County’s population became quite exceptional,
compared with Ontario as a whole or with neighbouring counties. By 1871, the peak
census year for rural population in most of southern Ontario, the four largest ethnic
groups in Waterloo County and in Ontario as a whole were the Irish, English, Scots and
Germans. But, in Waterloo County, people of German ethnic origin formed the largest
group with nearly 55 per cent of the total, compared with just under 10 per cent in
Ontario generally. Germans, including both those of Pennsylvania Mennonite and
European German origins, greatly outnumbered the Scots (18 per cent), the English
(12.6 per cent) and the Irish (8 per cent).
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Table 1
MUNICIPALITIES OF WATERLOO COUNTY/REGION
Municipality
Population Population
Municipality
pro-1973
1871
1971
post-1973
North Dumfries Tp
3,951
4,022
NORTH DUMFRIES TP
Ayr V
*
1,272
Amalgamated with
N. Dumfries Tp
Galt C
3,827
38,897
CAMBRIDGE CITY (with
Preston & Hespeler)
Waterloo Tp
7,838
8,733
Divided between
Kitchener, Waterloo,
Woolwich and Cambridge.
Bridgeport V
•k
2,375
Amalg. with Kitchener
Kitchener C
2,743
111,804
KITCHENER CITY
Waterloo C
1,594
36,677
WATERLOO CITY
Hespeler T
797
6,343
) In CAMBRIDGE CITY
Preston T
1,408
16,723
) with Galt
Wellesley Tp
5,710
5,281
WELLESLEY TP
Wellesley V
*
816
Amalgamated with
Wellesley Tp
Wilmot Tp
5,811
7,002
WILMOT TP
New Hamburg T
1,003
3,008
Amalgamated with
Wilmot Tp
Woolwich Tp
5,569
6,354
WOOLWICH TP
Elmira T
*
4,730
Amalgamated with
Woolwich Tp
WATERLOO COUNTY
40,251
254,037
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY
OF WATERLCX)
Notes: * not incorporated by 1871.
Sources: compiled from Census of Canada and Elizabeth and Gerald Bloomfield, Urban growth and
local services: the development of Ontario municipalities to 1981 (Guelph, 1983).
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The population of Waterloo County grew quite rapidly from about 26,500 in
1851 to 38,750 in 1861, and then only modestly to reach 42,740 in 1881. In 1901, about
52,600 people were counted in Waterloo County, compared with 55,600 in Wellington
County. In the twentieth century, Waterloo County has expanded steadily and on
average at least twice as fast as neighbouring areas to reach a population of 126,000 in
1951 and 254,000 in 1971. In the 1991 census, 377,762 people were recorded in the
Region of Waterloo.
One factor in the steady growth of Waterloo County was the urban-industrial
development that occurred from 1880 mainly around the poles of Berlin-Waterloo in the
centre and Galt, Preston and Hespeler in the southeast. Galt was incorporated as a
village in 1850, a town in 1857 and a city in 1915. Preston, a village from 1852, gained
town status in 1900 while Hespeler, a village from 1859, was declared a town in 1901.
Berlin, incorporated as a village in 1854, attained town status in 1871 and cityhood in
1912. Waterloo, a village from 1857, became a town in 1876 and a city in 1948. New
Hamburg, a village from 1858, became a town in 1966. Elmira was incorporated as a
village in 1887 and a town from 1922. Three other urban centres did not progress
beyond village status: Ayr incorporated in 1884, Bridgeport in 1951, and Wellesley in
1962. Six smaller centres in the more rural parts of the county gained the more
limited powers of police villages: St Jacobs in 1904; Hawkesville in 1906; Baden,
Conestogo and St Clements in 1907; and Linwood in 1917.
Berlin (renamed Kitchener in 1916) is an outstanding example of urban growth
driven by manufacturing industry; it made the most spectacular gains in rank and size
between 1871 and 1931 of any urban centre in southern Ontario. The proportion of
Berlin’s population working in factories grew from 11 per cent to 22 per cent in 1881,
28 per cent in 1901 and 36 per cent in 1919. In 1943, the Canadian Chamber of
Commerce described Kitchener as a "microcosm of industrial Canada." As recently as
1986, the Kitchener Census Metropolitan Area still had the highest industrial proportion
in the labour force of any major urban centre in Canada.
In Waterloo County as a whole, a diversified industrial complex evolved, with
large, medium and small enterprises producing a wide range of fabricated and consumer
goods. The region’s factories employed significant proportions of women and girls as
well as men and boys. For longer than in other Canadian centres, entrepreneurs were
locals rather than outsiders though this began to change after about 1912. Waterloo
County has consistently ranked among the most highly urbanized and industrialized
regions of Canada while also maintaining a productive mixed farming system.
The cultural and economic complexities of the region were recognized in the
restructuring of its local government in 1973. Waterloo County was reorganized into
the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, and fifteen municipal units were subsumed into
seven lower-tier municipalities. Most notably, Galt was amalgamated with Preston and
Hespeler to form the new City of Cambridge. Kitchener (absorbing Bridgeport) and
Waterloo were each enlarged by annexing parts of Waterloo Township, while the
remainder of Waterloo Township was split between Cambridge in the south and
Woolwich Township in the north and east. Smaller urban centres were amalgamated
with their respective townships -- Elmira with Woolwich Township, New Hamburg with
Wilmot Township, Ayr with North Dumfries, and Wellesley Village with Wellesley
Township. The main effects of regional restructuring on the municipal units of
Figure 2: Incorporated municipalities and villages, 1971.
Named places each had at least 100 population in the 1971 census.
The inset shows the effect of restructuring lower-tier municipalities
with the introduction of regional government in 1973.
See also Table 1.
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Waterloo County are summarized in Table 1, together with the population data from
the censuses of 1871 and 1971.
Though the number of formally incorporated places has been reduced by the
regional reorganization of local government, Waterloo County has many villages and
hamlets with rich historical associations. The fortunes of small communities have
waxed and waned during the past two centimes. Central places with at least 100
population counted in the censuses of 1871 or 1971 are named in Figures 1 and 2.
WATERLOO REGIONAL PROJECT
This volume is one product of a larger project of creating research tools for
regional and local history. The Waterloo Regional Project was conceived with the
objectives of:
* Increasing access to a large body of print and documentary materials on an important
region that has great interest in its own right and can also illuminate larger themes in
Canadian studies;
* Supporting research by scholars from various subject backgrounds and the interests
of community historians and members of the public and encouraging interaction among
these users;
* Facilitating use of computer-based research tools and finding aids by academic and
community users by making finding aids available in both print and machine-readable
formats and by demonstrating the flexibility and specificity of machine search and
retrieval;
* Co-operating with the efforts of local librarians, archivists and heritage groups in
promoting awareness of the value of local history materials;
* Refining the methodology of creating the research tools as a model for increasing
access to materials on other Canadian regions and themes.
During 1991-92, the Waterloo Regional Project team created a large
bibliographic database of references to printed items about Waterloo County history up
to the inauguration of regional government in 1973. The project was supported for
eight months of 1991 by a Canadian Studies Research Tools grant from the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. For eight months of 1992, a
grant from the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation subsidized staff costs. These
funds made it possible to employ qualified librarian-bibliographers.
Computer-based methods were used to identify, abstract and index the
bibliographic records and to make the information accessible in both printed and
machine-readable formats. Project procedures were based on those designed for the
Guelph Regional Project (1987-1989) which in 1990 won an Award of Merit for its
innovative research tools from the American Association for State and Local History.
A detailed account of this methodology was published as "Building a better bibliography:
computer-aided research tools," Canadian library Journal 46, 4 (1989): 239-249. The
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research tools that illustrate the project procedures were published as Guelph and
Wellington County, a bibliography of settlement and development since 1800 (1988, 329
p.) and Inventory of primary and archival sources: Guelph and Wellington County to
1940 (1989, 628 p.).
Between May and August 1991, the Waterloo Regional Project team practised
and refined the methodology by indexing and abstracting over 1,250 articles published
in the annual reports of the Waterloo Historical Society from 1913 to 1990. These
items were described in great detail, to match the interest of historians and genealogists
in precise information about places, people, organizations and themes. For example, we
indexed names of 12,500 individuals mentioned in the articles and notes in the Waterloo
Historical Society’s annual volumes, as well as the names of over 2,500 corporate
organizations, such as businesses, churches, schools, clubs and societies. The results
of the project’s first phase were printed in a limited edition for members of the advisory
panel and others in the heritage community as Waterloo Historical Society bibliography
(1991, 390 p).
Next, the project team looked for all books, booklets, theses and reports that
are relevant to the history of settlement and development of Waterloo County before
1973. We began with the results of an electronic search of the computerized catalogues
of three major libraries in the Region of Waterloo -- the University of Waterloo Library,
Wilfrid Laurier University Library and the Kitchener Public Library. Further searching
in these and other libraries found other relevant imprints as well as articles in journals
and magazines, chapters in books, printed reports, theses, newspapers, directories and
gazetteers. Altogether, over 4,530 items are abstracted and indexed in this bibliography.
Finally, the whole bibliographic database was edited for accuracy and consistency, in
readiness for both print publication and release in computer-searchable formats.
The main features of the project methodology are:
* Inclusion and personal verification of annotated references to most kinds of printed
and secondary literature relating to Waterloo County up to the introduction of regional
government at the end of 1972. Books, booklets, theses, journal articles and shorter
notes, chapters in books, special newspaper issues and series, and special reports
published right up to the present are all included if they concern the history and
development of Waterloo County before 1973. Virtually all items were located and
personally examined by a member of the team. As well as the conventional
bibliographic details there are abstracts or brief summaries of the scope of each item
as index terms for subject headings for people, organizations, places and topics.
* Computer methods including use of InMagic software for storing, searching and
retrieving the bibliographic data and for formatting them into displayed and printed
reports. Portable microcomputers were used in library settings to reduce time and
transcription errors.
* A record structure that can systematically describe all kinds of printed items relating
to the region and is also appropriate for describing primary source materials in any
later extension of the project. The record structure includes all the conventional
bibliographic fields, a descriptive abstract, and assigned index terms and subject
headings. The record structure is designed to be MARC-compatible, to match the
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MAchine-Readable Cataloguing systems used extensively in libraries and archives.
Because of the computer methodology, items in this bibliography are also known as
records.
* Use of authority lists for authors, places, personal and corporate names and a
thesaurus of thematic subject headings relating to regional history, with the assistance
of Instant Authority software to maintain consistency. The thesaurus of subject
headings was based on the National Library of Canada’s Canadian subject headings,
elaborated to describe events, topics and emphases of local and regional history.
* Inclusion of library symbols or location codes for each item, so that the bibliography
serves as a union list of library holdings within the Region of Waterloo. We have
included references to printed items relating to the region held in special library
collections, usually only if these items are uniquely accessible in that collection and if
their custodians are willing to grant ready access to users. Such special library
collections include the Regional Archaeologist’s office, the library of Doon Heritage
Crossroads, and various denominational archives and collections of rare books. Nearly
50 libraries holding relevant printed materials are listed in the final bibliography and
at least one library location (often three or more) is noted for each item. For items not
held in a library in the Region of Waterloo, the nearest outside library location is given.
* Design for accessibilily to users in both machine-readable and print formats. The
needs of a wide range of community users have been considered, especially through
consultation with the project advisory panel consisting of local archivists, librarians,
local historians, and representatives of historical and heritage organizations.
Users should note that this volume is not concerned with what are usually
called primary sources - original manuscripts, papers, or record groups created by
individuals or corporate bodies such as businesses, churches, voluntary associations,
municipal governments - that are usually held in archives rather than libraries. The
methods used to create the bibliography are appropriate and may be extended to
describe these archival resources in future. Meanwhile, researchers may depend on the
useful guidance to collections of primary materials provided by Elizabeth Macnaughton
and Pat Wagner in Guide to historical resources in the Regional Municipality of
Waterloo (Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1989) and by Ryan Taylor in Family
research in Waterloo and Wellington Counties (Waterloo-Wellington Chapter, Ontario
Genealogical Society, 1986). Nor does this bibliography include references to individual
maps, as we plan to produce a separate guide later. For maps and plans dating from
1867 or earlier, users may consult Joan Winearls’ Mapping Upper Canada 1780-1867:
an annotated bibliography of manuscript and printed maps (University of Toronto Press,
1991).
A bibliography of secondary literature can only include items that historians,
other authors and researchers have written and had printed. Our aim is to provide
a clear guide to what has been written and printed on the history of the region,
through the thematic arrangement of the references and the abstracts and indexes. We
have not set out to appraise the quality of the history or the writing. The omission
or scant treatment of some subjects (themes, persons, organizations or places) should
not be taken to mean that they were unimportant in the history of Waterloo County.
The contents of the bibliography reflect the interests and perceptions of past historians
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and other writers. There may well be scope for interpreting many new subjects. Users
of the bibliography will be able to judge the extent to which some topics of great
potential have so far been neglected in the printed literature.
We did try to include references to books, articles and chapters that refer to
Waterloo County or its component communities in the context of larger themes or
topics. So we searched abstracts, bibliographies, indexes and reviews and asked local
authors for references to likely items. Our criteria for inclusion required that there
must be specific and fairly detailed references to Waterloo County or one or more of
its communities. However, we have probably missed some bibliographic references of
this kind. We request details of such items that may be added to the bibliographic
database and thus made accessible through electronic search.
References to books, booklets and ephemera printed in Waterloo County before
1901 were included even if they did not specifically discuss local topics and communities.
We have included such pre-1901 imprints as a form of co-operation with the Canadian
Institute of Historical Microreproductions project, noting which items had been
identified and microfilmed by CIHM.
RECORD STRUCTURE
A key feature of the project methodology is the finely indexed record structure
which may be used also for describing and indexing primary and archival materials.
The main fields used in handling bibliographic materials are listed (with their MARC
codes in brackets where applicable):
* unique retrieval key or record number (001)
* main subject code, controlling sequence of records in printed Bibliography
* document type
* personal author/s (100)
* corporate author, (110)
* title of chapter/article etc that is part of a published book/journal
* published title of book/joumal/report/thesis (245)
* series
* names of editors/s of book containing component chapters
* place of publication
* publisher
* year of publication
* details of collation including page length and illustrations, etc (300)
* medium (340) specified if other than paper
* alternate physical form, such as microform as well as paper (530)
* abstract of scope and content in natural language (520)
* library location symbols (535)
* language, if other than English (546)
* personal subject headings (600)
* corporate subject headings (610)
* topical subject headings (650)
* places or geographic subject headings (stressing Waterloo County)
* start date of the time span of subject matter (in relation to Waterloo County)
* end date of the time span of subject matter (in relation to Waterloo County)
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The sample computer record presented here illustrates the use of the various
indexed fields in the structure of a record for B. Mabel Dunham’s Grand Biver. The
numbers of subject headings (personal, corporate, topical and geographic) vary from
item to item. Articles and notes published in the annual reports and volumes of the
Waterloo Historical Society were indexed in great detail, to include names of all persons
and organizations mentioned. About 50 other imprints, such as major histories of each
municipality, were also indexed very intensively. Examples include Young’s
Reminiscences of Galt and North Dumfries, Eby’s A biographical history of Waterloo
Township. , Uttley’s History of Kitchener, Taylor’s Our todays and yesterdays,
McLaughlin’s histories of Kitchener (with English), Cambridge and Waterloo, More than
a century in Wilmot Township, Leibbrandt’s Little Paradise, 100 years of progress in
Waterloo County: semi-centennial souvenir 1856-1906, Berlin Canada: a self-portrait of
Kitchener (Tiessen reprint), Confederation number Diamond jubilee, 1927, Martin’s The
early history of Jakobstettel, Taylor’s Family research in Waterloo and Wellington
Counties, Macnaughton and Wagner’s Guide to historical resources in the Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, and Stewart, Kitchen and Dietrich’s The Maple Leaf journal:
a settlement history of Wellesley Township. For the remaining 70 per cent of
bibliographic items, indexing was somewhat less detailed: persons and organizations had
to be more than simply mentioned for their names to be included in the subject
indexes.
The simple example of Miss Dunham’s book also shows how much of the
original record in the database is printed out in the formatted bibliographic reference.
The conventional elements of author, title, place of publication, publisher, year of
publication and collation are concatenated with library location codes into the first
paragraph of each reference. Most punctuation in this part of the entry is formatted
in the report program, as is the bolding of the published title. The abstract of scope
and content follows in a second paragraph, with the period or time span covered in
the work. The various subject heading fields entered in the machine-readable record
provide points of access to it through the indexes.
Our bibliographic and typographic conventions are designed for simplicity and
clarity of presentation, and generally follow The Chicago manual of style (13th edition).
They are influenced by some constraints in the process of converting the InMagic record
into camera-ready copy. In particular, the computerized sort order depends on the first
59 characters (including punctuation and spaces) of an entry. Thus we had to design
the data structure and report formats so that the key bibliographic elements would be
included. For this reason (as well as for clarity of presentation), we omit reference to
missing bibliographic elements. For items in which the corporate author and publisher
are the same, we do not repeat the full name. In some series of related items, such as
directories, we insert the year(s) closer to the beginning of the title, to ensure that the
references print out in chronological order. We use initial capital letters sparingly,
only for proper names and incorporated entities (including titles of newspapers and
journals) and the first word of sentences. We use periods to indicate abbreviations only
if the final letter of the whole word is not used in the abbreviation. Thus we print "St
Jacobs", "Mr Breithaupt", "Mrs Kaufman" or "Dr Vardon". But we abbreviate "Reverend"
to "Rev." and "Company" to "Co." All authors’ names have surnames and forenames
reversed, so that the author index matches the annotated references.
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SAMPLE RECORD IN DATABASE AND AS PRINTED IN BIBLIOGRAPHY
a) In Database
REC 001 D-0310
CLAS A
DOC B
ADT 100 Dunham, B. Mabel
TI 245 Grand River
PL Toronto
PUB McClelland and Stewart
YR 1945
COLL 300 299 p. ill., bibl., index
AB 520 A popular account of the history of the valley by the former chief librarian of Kitchener
Public Library. The treatment of the Six Nations Indians by land speculators,
the arrival of the pioneers, and the development of the area into a modern industrial
society are all vividly described. The book is illustrated with drawings by Edward Cleghorn.
LOC 535 OCCA
; OCH
; OCP
j OKEBC
; OKIT
; OWRE
; OWT
; OWTL
; OWTU
; OWTUR
LANG 546 English
SUP 600 Dickson, William
; Beasley, Richard
; Clarke, Thomas
; Johnson, Pauline
; Jones, Augustus
; Shade, Absalom
; Galt, John
; Gourlay, Robert
; Beck, Adam
; Snider, E.W.B.
; Detweiler, D.B.
SUC 610 Six Nations Indians
; Canada Company
; German Company
; Grand River Navigation Co.
SUT 650 Indians, North
American
; Land surveys
; Land surveyors
; Land speculators
; Land speculation
; Land sales
; Land grants
; Settlers
; Rivers and streams
; War, 1812
; Land patents
; Farm machinery
; Farm making
; Land development
; Mills
; Railways
; Agriculture
; Bridges
; Dams
; Industrialization
; Industries
; Rebellion, 1837-1838
; Women's Institutes
; Government, United Canada
; Government, Provincial
; Transportation
; United Empire Loyalists
; Drainage
; Economic conditions
; Education
; Writers
; Art and artists
; Electricity
; Engineers
; Telephone systems
; Communications
SUG Grand River Valley
; Grand River
; Block Number 1
; Block Number 2
; Block Number 3
; Galt
; Preston
; Hespeler
; Waterloo
; Berlin
; Dumfries Tp
; Woolwich Tp
; Huron Road
; Waterloo Tp
DAT1 1800
DAT 2 1910
$
b) Formatted for Printed Bibliography
14. Dunham, B. Mabel. Grand River. Toronto:
McClelland and Stewart, 1945. 299 p. ill., bibl.,
index. Loc: OCCA, OCH, OCP, OKEBC, OKIT,
OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A popular account of the history of the valley
by the former chief librarian of Kitchener
Public Library. The treatment of the Six Nations
Indians by land speculators, the arrival of the
pioneers, and the development of the area into a
modem industrial society are all vividly described.
The book is illustrated with drawings by Edward
Cleghorn. Period: 1800 - 1910
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THEMATIC ORGANIZATION
The numbered references in the printed bibliography are arranged by main
theme or topic and then presented alphabetically by author, title and year of
publication. This order allows the reader to browse among related items in subject
areas as one can browse along the shelves of a well-ordered library. The sequence of
entries in sections and sub-sections is determined by a special code in the machine-
readable record. The number printed in the margin for each entry in the printed
bibliography is not part of the machine-readable record. As in any display or printout
of references from the database, the sequential numbers are relative to others retrieved
according to specific selection criteria. In this bibliography, each reference is printed
only once, in one of the following sections set out below. The various index terms
provide additional points of access.
Choosing the most appropriate thematic code to control the place of references
in this printed volume was far from easy, given the infinite variety of scope and
emphasis in the printed materials. Our intent was to assign a code based primarily on
the main thematic emphasis of the work. Thus an article about railways across
Waterloo County will be found under Transportation and Communications and a thesis
about industry in Galt and Preston will be coded to appear with other studies of
Manufacturing Industry in the major section on Economic Development. A report on
heritage buildings of Bridgeport will be found under Buildings and Architecture under
the major on the Landscapes and the Built Environment. Only where an item about
a particular community touches on so many topics that it could not be assigned to any
one thematic category would it be coded to appear in the final section for specific
townships and incorporated urban centres.
* General Surveys and Sources
General surveys and descriptions of the whole region
Directories and gazetteers
Newspapers, including commentaries on their value as historical sources
Other sources for regional history including bibliographies
(except those of very specific themes or communities)
* Settlement Processes
Prehistory, aboriginal people and archaeology (mainly before 1800)
Pioneer settlement, including travellers’ accounts, land surveys
and land development, studies of place names (mainly
in the nineteenth century)
Urbanization and settlement systems (mainly since 1900)
* Demographic and Social Structure
General demographic studies
Demographic data sources for genealogy, notably cemetery
transcriptions and church registers
Ethnicity, including language, distinctive social features and
cultural symbols (but not churches and religion)
Mennonite and Amish
German
Scottish
Other ethnic groups
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Family history and genealogy
Genealogies arranged in order by surname
Social structure, class and elites
General studies
Biographies, autobiographies and obituaries of individuals
arranged in order by surname
* Economic Development
Economic development processes
Agriculture and farming
Finance, land and capital
Manufacturing industry, including studies of specific businesses
Transportation and communications, including railways, roads and highways,
telephone, postal and radio systems
Trade and commerce
Trade catalogues
* Landscapes and the Built Environment
Natural landscapes, including conservation movements
Buildings and architecture, including conservation and restoration
efforts for specific buildings and heritage districts
Urban environments, including planning policies
* Cultural and Social Institutions
Schools and education
Colleges and universities
Literary works
Libraries
Music and performing arts
Visual arts, including folk art and handicrafts
Folklore, pastimes and festivals
Food customs and cookbooks
Churches and religion
Mennonite, Amish, Brethren in Christ, Missionary
Baptist
Catholic
Anglican
Evangelical and United Brethren
Lutheran
Methodist
Presbyterian
Swedenborgian
Other churches and religions
Sports and recreation
Voluntary associations (except historical and heritage)
Heritage and historical associations and projects
* Government and Politics
Definition of areas and jurisdictions in 19th century
Restructuring local government from the 1960s
Administration of justice: law, order and police
Local government and services
Military history
Politics (municipal, and local aspects of provincial and federal politics)
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* Specific Townships and Urban Centres
Ayr, Bridgeport, Dumfries (North) Township, Elmira, Galt (including
some combined studies of Galt, Preston and Hespeler which joined to
form Cambridge in 1973), Hespeler, Kitchener (Berlin to 1916; including
some studies of both Berlin/Kitchener and Waterloo), New Hamburg,
Preston, Waterloo (village, town, city), Waterloo Township, Wellesley
Township (and village), Wilmot Township, Woolwich Township
* Local Imprints, published or printed in Waterloo County before 1901, are listed in
brief form, with references to the fully annotated references in the body of the
bibliography
LIBRARY LOCATIONS
Library location symbols follow the National Library system, and are elaborated
for more specialized or branch libraries within the Region of Waterloo. All symbols and
libraries are listed below and on the bookmark provided with this volume. For articles
and notes in the Waterloo Historical Society annual reports and volumes, we have
simply entered the word "all" in the location field. The two university libraries, the
Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge public libraries, branches of the Waterloo Regional
Library system and the City of Cambridge Archives are all believed to hold sets of the
Waterloo Historical Society volumes.
OCCA
OCH
OCLG
OCP
OFWCA
OG
OGU
OHM
OKDHC
OKEBC
OKIT
OK3TW
OLU
OONL
OOU
OPET
OSTCB
OTAR
OTMR
OTROM
OTU
OTY
OWA
OWES
OWRA
OWRB
OWRBL
City of Cambridge Archives
Cambridge Libraries: Hespeler
Cambridge Library and Gallery
Cambridge Libraries: Preston
Wellington County Archives, Fergus
Guelph Public Library
University of Guelph Library
McMaster University Library, Hamilton
Doon Heritage Crossroads, Kitchener
Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener
Kitchener Public Library: Grace Schmidt Room
Waterloo Historical Society at Kitchener Public Library
University of Western Ontario Library
National Library, Ottawa
University of Ottawa Library
Trent University Library, Peterborough
Brock University Library, St Catharines
Archives of Ontario
Metropolitan Toronto Central Reference Library
Royal Ontario Museum
University of Toronto Library
York University Library
University of Windsor Library
Archives, Eastern Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
Waterloo Regional Library: Ayr
Waterloo Regional Library: Baden
Waterloo Regional Library: Bloomingdale
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OWRBW
OWRE
OWRL
OWRMA
OWRN
OWRND
OWRSC
OWRSJ
OWRW
OWT
OWTL
OWTLA
OWTLR
OWTU
OWTUCG
OWTUCGR
OWTUCR
OWTUD
OWTUM
OWTUR
OWTUSJ
Wilmot Township Archives, Baden
Waterloo Regional Library: Elmira
Waterloo Regional Library: Linwood
Waterloo Regional Municipality: Archaelogist
Waterloo Regional Library: New Hamburg
Waterloo Regional Library: New Dundee
Waterloo Regional Library: St Clements
Waterloo Regional Library: St Jacobs
Waterloo Regional Library: Wellesley
Waterloo Public Library
Wilfrid Laurier University Library
Wilfrid Laurier University Archives
Wilfrid Laurier University Library: Rare Books
University of Waterloo Library: Dana Porter
Conrad Grebel College Library
Conrad Grebel College Library: Rare Books
Resurrection College
University of Waterloo Library: Davis
University of Waterloo: Map Library, Environmental Studies
University of Waterloo Library: Doris Lewis Rare Book Room
St Jerome’s College Library
Note: The location "all" is used for articles in the Waterloo Historical Society annual
volumes, sets of which are held in virtually all local libraries. A few Mennonite history
items are held only in library collections of Bluffton College, Ohio; Goshen College,
Indiana; or Lancaster County Historical Society, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
INDEXES
The various subject headings entered in the index fields of the record structure
provide additional points of access to bibliographic items according to their alternative
and more subtle characteristics and subject areas. These index terms are also
important in electronic searching of the bibliographic database. The average article
from the Waterloo Historical Society volumes is indexed in the database with at least
20 personal subjects, eight corporate subjects, six places and six topical subject
headings. Most other items have fewer personal and corporate subjects and more
topical subject headings but about 50 books or reports are indexed in great detail, some
having over 500 personal subjects and more than 200 corporate subjects each.
Entries in the author index, compiled from all in the AUT field, allow users
to find works by any one of over 1,900 personal authors represented in this
bibliography. It should be noted that we standardized the forms of authors’ names
when we knew that slight variants referred to the same individuals.
Compiled from subject headings in the SUT field according to a thesaurus of
terms for regional and local history, the subject heading index has a controlled
vocabulary of nearly 700 terms. This index is particularly useful for gaining additional
points of access to the resources of the bibliography. For example, an article primarily
concerned with the pioneer period of settlement in Waterloo Township would be
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programmed to print out among other works on Pioneer Settlement. But in assessing
the scope and content of the article, we might have found that it contained important
material on the ethnicity of the settlers, the migration process and the establishment
of churches and schools. We would then have included in its machine-readable record
the subject headings for "Settlers, Pennsylvania", "Migration process", "Churches,
Mennonite", "Schools, Rural" and "Landowners". The sequential number of the reference
thus appears under each of those index entries in the printed volume.
A place index of over 1,000 geographic locations was compiled from the SUG
field in the record structure. Urban centres such as Berlin/Kitchener, Galt, Waterloo,
Preston, Hespeler, Elmira, New Hamburg and the five townships have at least 300
entries each in the place index. But smaller places have surprisingly large numbers of
entries: Ayr (240), Baden (183), Bamberg (183), Blair (146), Breslau (138), Bridgeport
(209), Conestogo (138), Doon (186), Erbsville (419), New Dundee (154), St Agatha (148),
St Clements (101), St Jacobs (217), and Wellesley (125) all have at least 100 references
each. Places located within Waterloo County receive primary emphasis in the index
and are not followed by "Ontario", "Ont." or "ON". Places outside the region may be
included when apparently significant, as sources of migrants for example. Foreign place
names usually begin with the country or national name, then the name of an
intermediate province or county, with the locality name last. Thus the place of origin
of some of Berlin’s pioneer settlers would be expressed as "Germany, Baden" with
smaller locality names sometimes added, such as 'Wilferdingen" or 'Weiler". Locations
in the United States are specified by state name first, then county, city or village, such
as "Pennsylvania, Lancaster County".
*
Compiled from entries in the SUC field of the record structure, the index of
corporate subjects contains about 4,700 names of organizations such as businesses,
churches, schools, clubs or municipal governments. Most corporate entries have only
one to three references each but the variety of corporate entities and the numbers of
citations for some of them are illuminating. About 315 corporate bodies are mentioned
in least ten records, 60 of these in at least 25 records. Most commonly mentioned are
the Waterloo Historical Society (193), German Company (91), Grand Trunk Railway
(79), Doon Pioneer Village (67), University of Waterloo (66), St Jerome’s College (63),
Six Nations Indians (62), Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada (54), Berliner Journal
(51), Knox’s Presbyterian Church, Galt (47), Central Presbyterian Church, Galt (46),
Kitchener Public Library (46), Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co. (44), Berlin Board
of Trade (43), Berlin Town Council (43), Galt Collegiate Institute (42) and Kitchener
City Council (42). We tried to standardize the references to these organizations,
choosing the most commonly used name if possible. Users should note that rural
schools are identified by their School Section number within each township before the
reorganization of boards of education in the 1960s. Thus the nine references to the
Maple Grove School are given under 'Waterloo Township, S.S.#20, Maple Grove".
The personal subject index, compiled from the SUP field, lists about 21,500
names of individuals identified as subjects of the works listed in this bibliography. This
is an impressive number of people, though we should remember that probably well over
750,000 different individuals lived in Waterloo County at some time before 1972. Most
of these persons are mentioned in only one item each. But nearly 500 are mentioned
as subjects in at least ten items each, and almost 100 of these in at least 25 items each.
The persons mentioned most often are Benjamin Eby (in 149 items), William Dickson
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(101), Absalom Shade (94), John Erb (90), E.W.B. Snider (90), Richard Beasley (80),
Abraham Erb (64), Jacob Erb (64), Jacob Hespeler (61), Henry William Peterson (60),
James Young (59), B. Mabel Dunham (56), L.J. Breithaupt (55), W.D. Euler (55), Jacob
Y. Shantz (54), D.B. Detweiler (53), the Rev. Frederick Bindemann (52), Otto Klotz
(52), W.H. Breithaupt (51), and Moses Springer (50).
As with the author index, we tried to standardize the form of personal names,
but we did so cautiously. For example, only when Mr Eby, B. Eby and Benjamin Eby
were positively known to be the same person, did we standardize all citations to the
form that appeared most commonly in the literature or was least ambiguous. When
we could not be fairly certain, we left the alternative renderings, in the hope that local
historians and genealogists will be able to give definitive advice. If at all possible, we
have tried to standardize personal names to include at least one full forename and the
initial of a middle name.
Women’s names can pose problems, especially for researchers who would like
to raise the profile of women as historical subjects. In a fair proportion of the
references that name women at all, they are identified only as married to their
husbands. Where possible, we modified this in the authority list, to include a woman’s
own name (and often her patronym as well) and to retain a reference to her husband.
For example, we expanded "Breithaupt, L.J., Mrs" to "Breithaupt, Emma Devitt (Mrs
L.J.)". We were able to do this for several hundred women’s names. To implement
this convention for all women named in the database would involve considerably more
research.
As a result of creating the Waterloo Regional History Bibliography in print
and electronic formats, we hope that:
* Groups and individuals can better assess the significance of their subjects and know
where to go for the most useful source materials;
* New research on historical themes will be stimulated by the project’s very detailed
indexing of the published literature;
* The general level of historical awareness in the community will be raised by
facilitating access to historical materials; and
* Efficient use of computer-based research tools and finding aids will be encouraged
in future studies of the region’s history.
We welcome any points of constructive criticism, large or small, which will
guide us in revising the bibliographic database.
Elizabeth Bloomfield
December 1992
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CHECKLIST OF PERIODICALS REPRESENTED IN THE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Among the annotated references in this volume are articles from the following periodicals.
This list does not include local newspapers which produced various special issues featuring local history,
nor does it include collections of essays. Periodicals represented by at least five references in this
volume are indicated by an asterisk.
American-German Review
APT Bulletin
Architecture Canada
Architecture, Batiment, Construction
Birdstone: newsletter of the Grand
River/Waterloo Chapter of the Ontario
Archaeological Society
Canada Antiques Collector
Canada Quilts
Canadian Antiques and Art Review*
Canadian Architect
Canadian Architect Yearbook
Canadian Business*
Canadian Catholic Historical Association Study
Sessions
Canadian Collector*
Canadian Engineer
Canadian Ethnic Studies
Canadian Field Naturalist
Canadian Forum
Canadian Genealogist
Canadian Geographer
Canadian Geographic
Canadian Geographical Journal
Canadian Heritage
Canadian Historical Review
Canadian Journal of Archaeology
Canadian Journal of History of Sport
Canadian Journal of Political Science
Canadian Library Journal
Canadian Literature
Canadian Magazine of Politics, Science, Art and
Literature
Canadian National Magazine
Canadian Numismatic Journal
Canadian Papers in Rural History
Canadian Quaker History Newsletter
Canadian Review of Physical Anthropology
Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology
Canadian Welfare
Canadian-German Folklore*
Canadiana Germanica
Chatelaine
Christian Monitor
Commerce
Committee on Canadian Labour History
Bulletin
Contact
Economic Geography
Environments: a Journal of Interdisciplinary
Studies
Executive
Families*
Family Herald
Family Life
Financial Post*
German American Annals
German-Canadian Yearbook /Deutsch-
kanadisches Jahrbuch*
Historic Guelph
Historical Geography Newsletter
IA: the Journal of the Society for Industrial
Archeology
Imperial Oil Ltd Review
Industrial Canada*
Journal of American Folk-Lore
Journal of Canadian Studies
Journal of Mammalogy
Kentucky Foreign Language Quarterly
Kewa
Labour Gazette
Lancaster Historical Society, Papers and
Addresses
Leather World
Macleans Magazine*
Material History Bulletin
Mennogesprach*
Mennonite Historical Bulletin
Mennonite Life
Mennonite Quarterly Review*
Mer Douce*
Modem Language Quarterly
Monatschefte
Monetary Times
Multiculturalism
Newcombe’s Monthly Rural Sketches
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Office Administration
Ontario Geography
Ontario Historical Society, Papers and
Records*
Ontario History*
Ontario Library Review*
Ontario Library Review and Book Selection
Guide
Ontario Library Review and Canadian
Periodical Index
Ontario Natural Science Bulletin: Journal of
the Wellington Field Naturalists’ Club*
Pennsylvania Folklife
Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage*
Planning History Bulletin
Police News
Polyphony
Queen’s Quarterly
Railway and Marine World
Resurrection Bulletin*
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Journal
Saturday Night
Scottish Tradition
Shoe and Leather Journal
Small Town
Society for the Study of Architecture in
Canada Bulletin
Tarot: an illustrated monthly magazine
The Canadian Mennonite
The Dominion
The Pennsylvania German
The United Empire Loyalists’ Association of
Canada Annual Transactions
Town Planning
Town Planning Institute of Canada Journal
Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada,
3rd series
Transactions of the Royal Canadian Institute
Upper Canadian
Urban Forum: Journal of the Urban Research
Council of Canada
Urban History Review*
Waterloo Historical Society: annual reports and
volumes*
Waterloo Review
Western Ontario Historical Notes
Western Ontario Historical Nuggets
York Pioneer and Historical Society
Annotated
Bibliography
.
General Surveys and Sources
1
Text of an address outlining the history of
Waterloo County and mentioning local historians
GENERAL SURVEYS AND DESCRIPTIONS Ezra Eby, A.B. Sherk, James Young and Gottlieb
OF THE WHOLE REGION Bettschen. Period: 1799 - 1913.
1. 100 years of progress in Waterloo County, Canada:
semi-centennial souvenir, 1856-1906. Waterloo:
Chronicle-Telegraph, 1906. 94 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCR,
OKIT, OWTUR, OWT.
A portrayal of Waterloo County and its
townships, giving some historical background but
emphasizing current agricultural and industrial
conditions. An article by James Young describes
politics in 1850, one by A.C. Hallman describes
agriculture, and another describes the Galt,
Preston and Hespeler Street Railway Company.
There is much information on contemporary
municipal officials, businessmen and businesses,
and especially the schools and churches of
Waterloo. Other communities mentioned are Berlin,
Galt, Bridgeport, Hespeler, New Hamburg, Elmira,
Preston, Hawkesville, Wellesley, Blair and Baden.
The book was published to commemorate the fiftieth
anniversary of the newspaper and the centennial of
the founding of Waterloo. Names of any company,
person or organization described in at least one
paragraph have been indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1806 - 1906.
2. Allan, A.S. "Reminiscences of early Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1925. 13: 139-143.
ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of Waterloo County during
the second half of the nineteenth century,
including references to the communities of
Freeport, Blair, Ayr, Doon, Preston and Berlin and
to community leaders such as Jonathan B. Bowman,
James Cowan, Absalom Shade, Jacob Hespeler, Joseph
Sherk, John Betzner, George Clemens, the Brickers,
the Hilkers, Charles and William Hendry, Frederick
Guggisberg, William Dickson and Rev. John Bayne.
Period: cl850 - 1924.
3. Boyle, Terry. Memories of Ontario: the
travellers’ guide to the towns and cities of
western Ontario. Toronto: Cannonbooks, 1991. 211
p. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OKIT.
Brief anecdotal histories of 73 locations,
including Cambridge (Preston, Galt, and Hespeler),
Elmira, Kitchener, St Jacobs and Waterloo. The
early settlement, industries, prominent people and
tourist attractions Eire all described for each
location, illustrated by historic photographs.
Period: 1800 - 1991.
4. Breithaupt, W.H. "Early history of the County of
Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1913. 1:
8-9. Loc: all.
5. Breithaupt, W.H. "Historical notes on the Grand
River." Waterloo Historical Society. 1930. 18:
219-229. ill. Loc: all.
An address given at Chicopee on August 2, 1930
on the history and prehistory of the river, its
geographical characteristics and various
inhabitants and explorers since the seventeenth
century. Period: 1600 - 1930.
6. Breithaupt, W.H. "Histoxy of Waterloo County."
The Province of Ontario: a history 1615-1927.
Edited by Jesse Edgar Middleton and Fred Landon.
Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company, 1927. Vol.
2, pp. 991-1001. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU.
An outline history of the county’s settlement by
various ethnic groups and of industrial
development, electrification, publishing and
printing, and cultural activities such as music
and singing societies. A photocopy of this
chapter is also held in the juvenile section of
the Kitchener Public Library under the title
History of Waterloo County. Period: 1798 - 1926.
7. Breithaupt, W.H. 'Waterloo County history."
Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records.
1919. 17: 43-47. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWT, OWTU.
A summary history of Waterloo County and its
five townships. Topics include local historians,
the Attiwandaronk Indians, various groups of
settlers, education, newspapers, railways, and
Waterloo County men enlisted, killed and decorated
in the First World War. Period: 1800 - 1918.
8. Burkholder, Mabel G. "The County of Waterloo."
History of Central Ontario (southwestern).
Edited by H.E. Durant. Montreal: Historical
Foundation, 1952. Pp. 178-202. Loc: OWT.
A concise history of the county with profiles of
the communities of Galt, Kitchener, Waterloo,
Preston, Hespeler, Elmira and Doon. Short
biographies are included for prominent citizens
such as Robert Elliott Cowan, William Howard Shaw,
J.W. Maus, N.O. Hipel, William Howard Gillespie,
Stanley F. Leavine and Mabel Dunham. Period: 1800
- 1951.
9. Byerly, A.E. The beginning of things in
Wellington and Waterloo Counties, with particular
reference to Guelph, Galt and Kitchener,
illustrated by Leslie Marsh. Guelph: Guelph
Publishing Co., 1935. 106 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OCLG,
OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR.
A survey of the history of Wellington and
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Waterloo Counties to 1870, highlighting the
formation of the municipal governments, the
immigration process, and the early settlements.
There are brief biographies of some prominent
pioneer leaders. Period: 1816 - 1870.
10. "Canada’s centennial." Kitchener-Waterloo
Record 1967, June 27. Pp. 1-96. ill. Loc: OWT.
A supplement in five sections, presenting a
wealth of information about the region’s history
to commemorate Canada’s centennial. The articles
mention most communities in Waterloo County but
stress the political and social development of the
Twin Cities, especially in a section (pp. 50-72)
based on the historical writings of Mabel Dunham
and Clayton Wells. Many photographs show
buildings or street scenes and contemporary
advertisements contain historical information on
local businesses. Period: 1806 - 1967.
11. The Canadian Encyclopedia Edited by James H.
Marsh. Edmonton: Hurtig Publishers, 1985. 59,1:
67-93. Loc: all.
Includes major entries for Germans, Germanic
literature, Germanic fraktur and calligraphy,
Mennonites, and Kitchener-Waterloo with brief
entries for Galt, Hespeler, Cambridge, Elmira, New
Hamburg, Homer Watson, the University of Waterloo
and Wilfrid Laurier University. There are no
entries for Preston, Ayr, any of the townships,
the Grand River or the whole Waterloo County or
Region. Period: 1800 - 1980.
12. "Celebrating Canada’s centennial." Waterloo
Chronicle. 1967, September 27. Pp. 1-32. Loc:
OWT.
A special section presenting historical
information about Waterloo County and communities
such as St Clements, St Agatha, Waterloo and
Bridgeport. Social life, sports, customs and
entertainment in the past are compared with
conditions in the 1960s. Period: cl800 - 1967.
13. Confederation number: Diamond Jubilee, July 1st,
1927. Waterloo Chronicle, 1927. 104 p. ill.,
ports. Loc: OCCA OKIT, OKITW, OWRE, OWRW,
OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWT.
A history of Waterloo County from the early days
to 1927 celebrating "the phenomenal progress of
Canada since the federation of the provinces sixty
years ago." All areas of Waterloo County are
mentioned, but the town of Waterloo and its
insurance companies are described in particular
detail. There are photographs and short
biographies of municipal officials, descriptions
of public institutions and private businesses, as
well as advertising from many companies. Names of
persons and corporations described in at least a
paragraph or shown in a photograph have been
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1867 - 1927.
14. Dunham, B. Mabel. Grand River. Toronto:
McClelland and Stewart, 1945. 299 p. ill., bibl.,
index. Loc: OCCA, OCH, OCP, OKEBC, OKIT,
OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A popular account of the history of the valley,
by the former chief librarian of Kitchener Public
Library. The treatment of the Indians of the Six
Nations by land speculators, the arrival of the
pioneers, and the development of the area into a
modern industrial society are all vividly
described. The book is illustrated with drawings
by Edward Cleghom. Period: 1800 - 1910.
15. Dunham, B. Mabel. "The history of Waterloo County
a story of courage, vision, progress." Police
News. 1950 - Spring. Pp. 21-25. port. Loc: OKIT.
A brief historical outline to mark a century of
county government. The author is most concerned
with early settlement by Mennonites, Amish and
European Germans before 1850, but she mentions the
county town contest, industrialization and
hydro-electricity. Period: 1800 - 1950.
16. Hale, Katherine. "Grand River Valley." This is
Ontario. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1937. Pp. 32-35.
Loc: OCCA.
An account of journeys around Ontario, including
observations on Galt, Preston, Breslau, Conestogo
and West Montrose. The author describes the
contemporary communities and evokes their
historical past. Katherine Hale was a pseudonym
of Amelia Wamock, a native of Galt, who later
became Mrs John Garvin. Period: 1816 - 1937.
17. Historical atlas of Waterloo & Wellington
counties, including: Illustrated Atlas of the
County of Waterloo by EL Parsell & Co. (1881),
County of Waterloo Directory, 1877-78, by
Armstrong & Co., and Illustrated Atlas of the
County of Wellington by Walker & Miles (1877).
Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972. 96 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OCCA OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRBL, OWRE,
OWRN, OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG,
OWTUM.
Waterloo County material in this edition
consists of an historical sketch of the county and
a description of its geology, drainage,
development and government. There is a short
account of each municipal unit, outlining its
site, situation, pioneer settlers, and general
economic and municipal progress. Smaller
settlements within each township are described
more briefly. Biographical sketches and portraits
are included of current reeves and county
representatives in the federal parliament and
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provincial legislature, with briefer entries for
all persons who subscribed to the original county
atlas. There are maps of the county as a whole,
all townships and Berlin, and drawings of various
notable farms, town residences and industrial and
public buildings. Separate records have been
added to the WRP database for each map and
municipal profile, and for the reprint of
Armstrong’s 1877-78 directory. Period: 1800 -
1881.
18. "Historical sketch of the County of Waterloo."
Historical atlas of Waterloo & Wellington
counties, including: Illustrated Atlas of the
County of Waterloo (1881), County of Waterloo
Directory (1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas of the
County of Wellington (1877). Port Elgin: Ross
Cumming, 1972 reprint. Pp. 3-5. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA OCLG,
OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
A general survey of geology, topography and
history to about 1880. Leading pioneers and
enterprises are named and the importance of early
mills, schools and roads is stressed. Though the
author notes the general indifference of early
Waterloo settlers to politics, he chronicles the
background to the 1837 Rebellion, political
contests from the 1840s, and the development of
municipal government in Wellington District and
Waterloo County. All wardens of Waterloo County
from 1852 to 1881 and members of the county
council in 1881 are named. The value of histories
by P.E.W. Moyer and James Young is acknowledged.
Period: 1800 - 1881.
19. Jaffray, J.P. The highly industrialized and
strikingly beautiful Grand River Valley: described
from Port Dover and Dunnville to Elora and
Fergus. Galt: J.P. Jaffray, 1932. 136 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUR, OCCA, OKIT.
A book published under the auspices of the Grand
River Valley Boards of Trade to promote tourism.
The contemporary valley is described with
historical sketches of the towns, including
recognition of many "firsts". There are
photographs of buildings, street scenes and
panoramas and many advertisements for local
businesses. Period: 1806 - 1932.
20. Macdonald, D. Illustrated atlas of the Dominion
of Canada: containing maps of all the provinces,
the North-West Territories and the Island of
Newfoundland, from the latest official surveys and
plans, by permission of the general and provincial
governments, together with a general descriptive
history &c, also maps of Europe, Asia, Africa,
North and South America, United States, Oceanica
[sic], the world, &c., &c., and local maps.
Toronto: H. Parsell, 1881. liii, viii [112] p.
ill., maps, ports. Also CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 27294 (introductory historical sketch). Loc:
OCCA, OKIT, OWTLR, OWTUR.
An atlas containing maps of the townships of
North Dumfries, Wilmot, Wellesley, Woolwich,
Waterloo, and Waterloo County. The second section
opens with an historical sketch of the County of
Waterloo. There are portraits and brief
biographies of Hugo Kranz, Samuel Memer, James
Livingston, E.W.B. Snider, William Snider, Lewis
Kribs, Otto Pressprich, Isaac Groh, Theron
Buchanan, T.B. Snider, James Phin and John Phin.
A biographical directory lists Waterloo County
subscribers and those from Galt, Preston, Berlin,
Hespeler and New Hamburg. Engravings depict
Waterloo County farms, residences, livestock and
businesses. Period: 1880 - 1881.
21. "Map of the County of Waterloo." Historical atlas
of Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
Pp. 24-5. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUM,
OWTUCG, OCCA OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE,
OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
A general map showing rivers, streams, major
roads, railway lines, names of townships, towns,
villages and hamlets, and numbers of concessions
and lots. Period: 1880 - 1881.
22. The Maple Leaf: The Canadian Chib Magazine.
Sussex, NB: Maple Leaf Publishing Co., 1923. 56 p.
in. Loc: OKIT.
The March 1923 issue of the magazine, containing
numerous articles about Waterloo County. Articles
by the magazine staff members are entitled "Early
settlers of Waterloo," "The Kitchener of today,"
"Waterloo County Canadian Clubs," 'Waterloo,
Preston, and Hespeler," "The Hartford of Canada,"
and "Industrial Kitchener." B. Mabel Dunham’s
article on 'William Wilfred Campbell" is also
printed in the Waterloo Historical Society report
for 1918. There are articles by N.C. Helmuth on
"Kitchener as a sport center" and Owen
McGillucuddy on "Boyhood of Canada’s Prime
Minister." Period: 1800 - 1923.
23. Moyer, William G. Bill Moyer’s Waterloo County
diaiy. Kitchener: CHYM, 1970. 145 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA OKIT, OWRA OWRBL, OWRND, OWRN,
OWRSJ, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR.
Brief historical sketches about places,
industries, prominent people and families.
Interesting facts are also described about aspects
of daily life from hex signs to weather
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predictions. Period: 1800 - 1930.
24. Moyer, William G. This unique heritage: the story
of Waterloo County. Kitchener: Radio Station
CHYM, 1971. 143 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OCH, OCLG,
OCP, OMT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRN, OWRSJ,
OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A popular history from the Indian period to
about 1930, with chapters on the Indians, Richard
Beasley, the pioneers, John Galt, the Mennonites,
the Scots, the Germans, the County, City of Galt,
City of Kitchener, City of Waterloo, the townships
and the arts. Period: 1750 - 1930.
25. Noonan, Gerald A. "The local mentality: a history
beyond words." Waterloo Historical Society.
1980. 68: 43-52. Loc: all.
An interpretative essay on aspects of the
history of the Upper Grand Valley region including
the non-verbal evidence of a dominant mentality,
visible landscapes and the built environment. The
author cites passages from Uttley’s history of
Kitchener as evidence of a strong bias in favour
of industry, frugality and commonsense. Period:
1840 - 1900.
26. Pepper, Paul E. Name/subject index to Waterloo
County diary by Bill Moyer. Kitchener: The
Author, 1986. 11 p. Loc: OKIT.
Index of nearly 500 entries, mainly persons,
mentioned in Moyer’s book.
27. Spetz, Theobald, Rev. "The importance of local
history." Waterloo Historical Society. 1913. 1:
16-18. Loc: all.
A short address to the Waterloo Historical
Society, mentioning Ezra Eby’s biographical
dictionary of the Mennonite settlers of Waterloo
County, the work of Hon. James Young and W.H.
Smith’s gazetteer of Canada West, and the
speaker’s own efforts to collect information about
the history of the Catholic Church in Waterloo
County. Period: 1806 - 1913.
28. The Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. 316 p. ill., maps, bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWT.
A collection of 24 essays on varied geographical
themes in the county area, sometimes considered as
part of a larger region. Topics include landform
evolution, settlement and economy before 1900,
Mennonites and the Pennsylvania German dialect,
demographic features, recreation and tourism,
agriculture, urban fringe and urban shadow, the
central place system, the central business
districts of Kitchener and Waterloo, trends in
industrial employment, climate and weather, water
pollution, water supply planning and management,
the sand and gravel industry, environmental and
ecological planning, urban renewal, regional
planning and local government reform. There are
individual records in the WRP database for each
essay concerned with Waterloo County. Period: 1800
- 1970.
29. Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada: the record of
over a century of progress in the foremost
industrial, commercial and agricultural county of
the Dominion. Berlin: Daily Telegraph, 1914,
August. 62 p. ill. Also mf. Loc: OCLG, OKIT,
OKITW, OWT.
A special Waterloo County Outlook Edition
relating the history of early settlement and
pioneer leaders. Contemporary businesses are the
primary focus of the publication which contains
promotional descriptions of enterprises in Berlin,
Waterloo, Galt, Preston, Hespeler and Elmira as
well as biographical sketches of their owners and
managers. Large advertisements for many of the
businesses make up about one-quarter of the issue.
Period: 1800 - 1913.
30. Weaver, Emily P. The story of the counties of
Ontario. Toronto: Bell and Cockbum, 1913. 318 p.
ill., index. Loc: OCCA.
A popular account of all the counties of
Ontario, including a brief history of Waterloo
County with many references to the Township of
Dumfries from James Young’s book. Period: 1805 -
1913.
DIRECTORIES AND GAZETTEERS
31. Buyer’s guide and business directory for
1939-1940 for Kitchener-Waterloo and district:
street maps, statistical facts and figures,
general information. Waterloo: David Bean and
Sons, 1940. 32 p. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A 1940 guide for Kitchener-Waterloo shoppers,
giving a street map, a classified business
directory, and some miscellaneous statistical
information gathered from the 1939 assessment
rolls. Period: 1939 - 1940.
32. Cairaes’ official directory of the city of
Kitchener, 1918. W. Cairnes, 1918. 365 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A 1918 directory of Kitchener in three sections:
names of residents with occupations and addresses,
a street directory, and a classified business
directory. A directory of names for Bridgeport, a
street directory and a classified business
directory for Waterloo are included. Period: 1917
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- 1918.
33. The Canada directory: containing the names of the
professional and business men of every
description, in the cities, towns, and principal
villages of Canada: together with a complete post
office directory of the province; a directory to
public offices, officers and institutions; a
variety of statistical and commercial tables,
exhibiting the population, trade, revenue,
expenditure, imports, exports, public works, etc.,
etc., of Canada, and a variety of other useful
information brought down to November, 1851.
Edited by Mackay, Robert W.S. Montreal: John
Lovell, 1851. 692 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OCCA.
A directory including the following Waterloo
County centres: Ayr, Berlin, Bridgeport, Galt,
Hawkesville, New Hope, Petersburg, Waterloo and
Wellesley. Advertisements are included, many from
the United States and Montreal. Period: 1850 -
1851.
34. Canada Kalender. Berlin and Kitchener: Rittinger
and Motz, 1849 - 1920. Also mf. Loc: OKITW,
OKDHC, OWTUR.
An annual publication containing information
pertinent to each day of the year such as the time
the sun rises and sets, weather predictions,
holidays, seasons, astrological and astronomical
data, sayings and proverbs, poems, short stories,
cartoons, advice for farmers and tips for family
members. The information is not specific to
Waterloo County but of interest to German-
language speakers anywhere. However, each issue
contains advertisements by local merchants and
professionals, including some trademarks and line
drawings. The calendar varies in length from 40
to 104 pages. Printed primarily in the German
Gothic script, by the 20th century there are
portions in the Latin script and in English. The
University of Waterloo Library has the years
1882-1920 on microfiche (1883, 1887, and 1903 are
missing) and calendars for the following years can
be found in the Doris Lewis Rare Book Room: 1867,
1872, 1874, 1875, 1882, 1902 to 1908, 1911 to
1917, 1919 and 1920. Calendars for 1849, 1850,
1852, 1877, 1882, 1884 to 1886, 1888 to 1894, 1896
to 1900, and each year from 1902 to 1920 are held
in the Waterloo Historical Society’s collection at
the Kitchener Public Library. Doon Heritage
Crossroads has calendars for 1847, 1848, 1850,
1852 to 1856, 1858, 1860 to 1862, 1867 to 1874,
1876, 1879, 1884 to 1886, 1889 to 1899, 1901, 1904
to 1920. Period: 1847 - 1920.
35. Canadian family almanac for the year 1893. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. A00102. Berlin: Berlin
Publishing Co., 1892?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
An English-language edition of the popular
annual containing information pertinent to each
day of the year such as weather predictions,
holidays, astrological and astronomical data,
poems, short stories, advice for farmers and
family members. For details of German-language
versions published at the same time, see: Canada
Kalender and Canadischer Familien Calendar.
Period: 1892 - 1893.
36. Canadischer Familien Calender auf das Jahr unsers
Herm Jesu ChristL CIHM Microfiche series, nos.
32376 and A00150. Berlin: Boedecker und Stuebing,
1859 - 1897. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OKDHC.
An annual publication containing information
pertinent to each day of the year such as weather
predictions, holidays, astrological and
astronomical data, sayings and proverbs, poems,
short stories, advice for farmers and tips for
family members. By 1890, the title of the almanac
changes to Canadischer Familien fur das Jahr
1890. Similar in format to the Canada Kalender,
published during the same period by Rittinger and
Motz of Berlin, these booklets also contain
advertisements from local merchants and
professionals. Calendars for 1859, 1863, 1864 and
1866 were published by Boedecker and Stuebing;
those for 1890, 1891 and 1892 by Hett and Eby; and
those for 1894 and 1897 by the Berlin Publishing
Company, all of Berlin. Doon Heritage Crossroads
has copies of the original calendars for all the
aforementioned years and for 1867. Period: 1859 -
1897.
37. The County of Waterloo gazetteer and directory
for 1877-8. Toronto: Armstrong and Co., 1878. 201
p. Loc: OKfT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTUR.
A compendium of information about the location,
population, institutions, societies and especially
the businesses of each township and village in the
county. Alphabetical lists of all residents state
the locations by lot and concession numbers of
those on farms, and the occupations of those in
towns and villages. Members of parliament and
legislative assembly, senators, and county and
township officers are named. There are many
business advertisements. All businesses and
individuals who advertised have been indexed in
the WRP database, but not the personal names of
residents appearing only in lists. The directory
was reprinted by Mark Cumming in 1972 in the
Historical atlas of Waterloo and Wellington
Counties and may be more accessible in that
version. Period: 1877 - 1978.
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38. Garden’s rural route guide and county directory,
1940-42. Niagara-on-the-Lake: F.F. Garden, 1942.
2 v. map. Loc: OKIT.
A list of all persons over 21 years, with
address and status as owner or tenant, in all
towns, villages, rural routes and post offices in
the county. Also included are a county map, lists
of members of the county council and municipal
officials for 1940, and a classified directory of
county businesses. Information for North Waterloo
and South Waterloo are presented in separate
volumes. Period: 1940 - 1942.
39. Gazetteer and directory of the County of
Waterloo, 1867. Toronto: W.H. Irwin and George E.
Burnham, Publishers, 1867. 167 p. ill. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. A01171. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A directory including brief descriptions of
locations, populations, institutions and
businesses of all townships and communities. All
residents are listed with their addresses and
occupations. Other information is presented about
county officers, coroners, school superintendents,
limits of division courts, banks, agricultural
societies, insurance companies, Masonic and Orange
lodges, the Berlin Mechanics’ Institute, the
Berlin Fire Brigade, the 1861 census of
population, and post offices and postmasters.
Period: 1861 - 1867.
40. Get the address here: rural mail directory. North
Waterloo and district, September 1937. Kitchener:
Commercial Printing, 1937. 42 p. Loc: OWTUR.
An alphabetical directory of names by rural mail
routes from fifteen different places: Baden,
Bamberg, Breslau, Elmira, Kitchener, Linwood, New
Hamburg, Petersburg, St Agatha, St Clements, St
Jacobs, Waterloo, Wallenstein, Wellesley and West
Montrose. More than one rural route is given for
some centres. There is an index to advertisers as
well as a list of post office regulations and
rates of postage. Period: 1936 - 1937.
Includes very brief descriptions of 46 towns and
villages in Waterloo County and of the Grand,
Speed and Conestogo Rivers. Period: 1873 - 1874.
42. National Library of Canada. Canadian directories,
1790-1987: a bibliography and place-name index.
Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1989. 3 v.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A guide to Canadian directory holdings of the
National Library of Canada and the library of the
National Archives of Canada. The first volume
presents a bibliography in sections alphabetically
arranged by province or territory. Within each
province, province-wide directories are listed
first, followed by cities, township, counties and
districts, alphabetically arranged in one
sequence. Within each city, township, county or
district, directories are chronologically
arranged. The larger second and third volumes
contain the place-name indexes for each province
and territory. Within each provincial index, the
entries for villages, towns, cities, townships or
counties are arranged alphabetically, with
references in chronological order to all
directories in which that place was identified.
Waterloo County communities identified with their
directory references in this guide include all the
townships and incorporated urban centres as well
as smaller places, except that Galt, Preston and
Hespeler are mentioned only within an entry for
Cambridge. The introduction presents a useful
explanation of the procedures of directory
compilers. Period: 1850 - 1987.
43. Official telephone directory: including Fergus,
Guelph, Preston, Galt, Kitchener, Waterloo and
surrounding territory. Montreal: Bell Telephone
Co., 1926. 136, 20 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A 1926 telephone directory for areas in Waterloo
and Wellington Counties, with a small classified
section at the end of the book. Period: 1925 -
1926.
44. Official telephone directory. Western Ontario:
41. Lovell’s 1874 gazetteer of British North America: January, 1912. Montreal: Bell Telephone Co.,
containing the latest and most authentic 1912. Loc: OKDHC.
descriptions of over six thousand cities, towns A directory for exchanges and toll offices west
and villages in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, of Hamilton and between Guelph and Palmerston,
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince including Ayr, Berlin, Galt, Hespeler, Linwood,
Edward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia, and the New Dundee, New Hamburg, Preston, St Jacobs,
North West Territories; and general information, Waterloo and Wellesley. Period: 1912 - 1913.
drawn from official sources, as to the names,
locality, extent, etc., of over fifteen hundred 45. Ontario directory for 1851: names of professional
lakes and rivers, with a table of routes showing and business men and other inhabitants in the
the proximity of the railroad stations, and sea, cities, towns, and villages throughout the
lake, and river ports, to the cities, towns, province. Edited by Taylor, L. Joseph. London:
villages, etc., in the several provinces. Genealogical Research Library, 1984 reprint. 203
Montreal: John Lovell, 1874. 1 v. Loc: OKDHC. p. index. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTUR.
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A reprint of the Ontario portion of The Canada
directory (1851), to which has been added a new
index of the cities, towns, and villages.
Waterloo County locations include Ayr, Berlin,
Bridgeport, Galt, Hawkesville, New Hope, New
Aberdeen, Petersburg, Preston, Waterloo and
Wellesley. Period: 1850 - 1851.
46. Province of Ontario blue book and business
directory, 1913. Toronto: Canadian Gazetteer,
1913. 624 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
Directory subtitled "alphabetical and classified
list of merchants, manufacturers and professional
men, and descriptive matter of each place as to
location, population, railroads, water routes,
banking, telegraph, express, etc." Waterloo
County locations are Ayr, Baden, Bamberg, Berlin,
Blair, Bloomingdale, Branchton, Breslau,
Bridgeport, Crosshill, Conestogo, Doon, Elmira,
Erbsville, Galt, Floradale, Freeport, German
Mills, Hawkesville, Haysville, Heidelberg,
Hespeler, Josephburg, Kossuth, Linwood, Mannheim,
New Dundee, New Germany, New Hamburg,
Petersburg, Phillipsburg, Preston, Roseville, St Agatha,
St Clements, St Jacobs, Strasburg, Waterloo,
Weissenburg, Wellesley, West Montrose, Wellesley
and Winterbourne. There is an index to
advertisers. Period: 1912 - 1913.
47. Province of Ontario gazetteer and directory,
1869. C.E. Anderson and Co., 1869. 719 p.
indexes. Loc: OKDHC.
Brief descriptions of towns and villages,
including 33 in Waterloo County, with an
alphabetical listing of merchants, businessmen,
farmers or professionals. Other miscellaneous
information is provided on emigration, custom
duties, railways, telegraph stations and post
offices. Period: 1868 - 1869.
48. Rural mail route directory North and South
Waterloo including rural mail routes. Brampton:
Rural Mail Route Directory Co., 1933. 64 p. Loc:
OONL.
Reference from Canadian directories, 1790-1987:
a bibliography and place-name index. Period: 1932
- 1933.
49. Smith, William Henry. Canada: past, present and
future: being a historical, geographical,
geological and statistical account of Canada West;
containing ten county maps, and one general map of
the province, compiled expressly for the work.
Toronto: T. Maclear, 1851. 2 v. maps. Loc: OCP,
OKIT, OWTUR, OWT.
An account of townships and villages, describing
land conditions, settlements, roads, schools,
acres cultivated and products, with statistics for
1842, 1848 and 1850. Information about Galt and
Ayr is included in the first volume (with what was
then defined as Halton County), pages 243 to 248.
Information about the rest of what became Waterloo
County is included in the second volume, pages 90
to 131. A business directory listing merchants,
professional men and hotel keepers of Galt and Ayr
is printed in the first volume, pages 35 to 44. A
similar directory for the rest of the county area
is in volume 2, pages 83 to 90. Kitchener Public
Library and the Preston Library hold copies of the
facsimile reprint produced by Mika of Belleville
in 1973. Period: 1850 - 1851.
50. Smith, William Henry. Smith’s Canadian gazetteer
comprising statistical and general information
respecting all part of the Upper Province or
Canada West. Toronto: H. & W. Rowsell, 1846
reprinted 1970. 285 p. map. Loc: OCLG, OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
A compendium of information, including lists of
post offices, magistrates, clergymen, hotels,
banks and government offices. There are
descriptive entries for various communities in
what became Waterloo County but was currently part
of the Wellington District: Ayr, Berlin,
Bridgeport, Dumfries Township, Galt, Little
Germany (New Germany, later Maryhill), Glasgow (or
Shoemaker’s Mills), Grand River, Hamburgh (later
New Hamburg), Haysville, New Hope (later
Hespeler), Preston, Waterloo Township, Waterloo,
Wellesley Township, Wilmot Township and Woolwich
Township. The Doris Lewis Rare Book Room has a
copy of the original while the Coles facsimile
reprint is held in the other collections. Period:
1842 - 1846.
51. Sutherland, James. Counties of Perth and Waterloo
gazetteer and general business directory for
1870-71: containing brief historical and
descriptive sketches of the towns, villages and
post offices, with the names of residents in each
locality, arranged alphabetically. Ottawa and
Toronto: Hunter, Rose, 1869. 282 p. ill., indexes.
Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. A01173. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A directory listing residents by township,
concession and lot numbers and noting whether they
are householders or freeholders. There are
descriptions of each town, village and post office
community, with alphabetical lists of residents
and their occupations. A general index and an
index to advertisements are provided. Period: 1869
- 1871.
52. Sutherland, James. County of Waterloo gazetteer
and general business directory for 1864:
containing a brief historical and descriptive
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sketch of the county, townships, towns, villages
and post offices, with the names of residents of
each locality arranged alphabetically and the
local magistracy. Toronto: Mitchell, 1864. 209 p.
ill., indexes. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
A00042. Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU.
Introduced by a general description of
education, religion, ethnic groups, agriculture,
judiciary and government officials in the county
and individual descriptions of townships, towns,
villages and post office communities. Township
residents are listed with their lot and concession
numbers and status as householders or freeholders.
Residents of towns Eire listed with their
occupations. A general index and index to
advertisements are provided. Period: 1863 - 1864.
53. Town of Galt gazetteer and general business
directory for 1880. 1880. 43 p. mf. Loc: OCLG.
The earliest known directory for Galt. Period:
1879 - 1880.
54. Twin-city directory and official guide of the
towns of Berlin and Waterloo. 1907. 210 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKDHC.
A classified, street, and alphabetical directory
for each town with interesting facts and figures.
The directory was apparently produced by the town
governments for promotional purposes. Period: 1906
- 1907.
55. Union Publishing Co. (1884-5) farmers’ and
business directory for the counties of Brant,
Halton, Waterloo and Wentworth Ingersoll: Union
Publishing, 1884. 1 v. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A01119. Loc: OKDHC.
A directory listing Waterloo County farmers by
township, giving their addresses by concession and
lot numbers and their status as tenants or
freeholders. It includes a business directory
arranged alphabetically by municipality, and a
classified directory. Period: 1884 - 1885.
56. Union Publishing Co. (1885-6) farmers’ and
business directory for the counties of Brant,
Halton, Norfolk, Waterloo and Wellington.
Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1885. 1 v. ill.,
indexes. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. A01195.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
The first edition, including lists of residents
with post office addresses, concession and lot
numbers, and status as tenants or freeholders.
Waterloo County coverage by township extends from
page 194 to 239. Businesses are listed
alphabetically for each community, beginning on
page 337. These are followed by a classified
business directory and a postal guide. Period:
1885 - 1886.
57. Union Publishing Co. (1887) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Waterloo and
Wellington. St Thomas: The Journal Co., Printers,
1887. 247 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
A02099. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A directory published biennially, including a
list of residents with post office addresses,
concession and lot numbers, and status as tenants
or freeholders. Waterloo County information is
presented by township, starting on page 85.
Businesses are listed alphabetically for each
community, from page 160. Period: 1886 - 1887.
58. Union Publishing Co. (1888-9) farmers’ and
business directory for the counties of Perth,
Waterloo, and Wellington. Ingersoll: Union
Publishing, 1889. 208, 156 p. ill., indexes. Loc:
OKIT.
A biennial publication including lists of
residents with post office addresses, concession
and lot numbers, and status as tenants or
freeholders. Waterloo County coverage by township
is from page 1 to 52. Businesses are listed
alphabetically for each community, beginning on
page Al. A classified business directory follows
with an index to advertisers. Period: 1888 - 1889.
59. Union Publishing Co. (1891) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Halton, Peel,
Waterloo and Wellington Ingersoll: Union
Publishing, 1891. 418 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OKIT.
A biennial publication listing residents with
post office addresses, concession and lot numbers,
and status as tenants or freeholders. Waterloo
County coverage by township is from page 176 to
226. Businesses are listed alphabetically for
each community beginning on page 227. A
classified business directory follows with indexes
to the townships, cities, towns and
advertisements. Period: 1890 - 1891.
60. Union Publishing Co. (1893) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Peel, Waterloo and
Wellington Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1893.
364 p. Loc: OWTU.
A directory published biennially, including
lists of residents with post office addresses,
concession and lot numbers, and status as tenant
or freeholders. Waterloo County lists, by
township, are presented from page 52 to 103.
Period: 1892 - 1893.
61. Union Publishing Co. (1895) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Grey, Waterloo and
Wellington. Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1895.
153, 299 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OKIT.
The 9th edition of a biennial publication
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listing residents with their post office
addresses, concession and lot numbers, and status
as tenants or freeholders. Waterloo County
coverage by township is from page A145 to A198.
Businesses are listed alphabetically under their
communities, beginning on page 1. A classified
business directory follows, with indexes to the
townships, cities, towns and advertisements.
Period: 1894 - 1895.
62. Union Publishing Co. (1896) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Halton, Waterloo and
Wellington. Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1896.
336 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OKIT.
The 10th edition of a biennial publication
listing residents with post office addresses,
concession and lot numbers, and status as tenants
or freeholders. Waterloo County coverage by
township is from page 92 to 146. Businesses are
listed alphabetically for each community from page
212. A classified business directory follows with
indexes for townships, cities, towns and
advertisements. Period: 1895 - 1896.
63. Union Publishing Co. (1899-1900) farmers’ and
business directory for the counties of Halton,
Waterloo and Wellington. Ingersoll: Union
Publishing, 1899. 529 p. mf. Loc: OG.
Lists of residents including post office
addresses, status as tenant or freeholder, and lot
and concession numbers. Separate business
directories for each town or village list names of
proprietor with their types of business.
Identified as Volume 12. Period: 1899 - 1900.
64. Union Publishing Co. (1905) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Huron, Middlesex and
Perth. Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1905. 535 p.
indexes. Loc: OKIT.
A directory including only the township of
Wellesley from Waterloo County. Residents are
listed from page 359 to 372, with their post
office addresses, concession and lot numbers, and
whether they were tenants or freeholders. No
businesses from Wellesley Township are mentioned.
Period: 1904 - 1905.
65. Union Publishing Co. (1906) farmers’ and business
directory for the counties of Halton, Waterloo and
Wellington. Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1906.
331 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT.
Lists of residents with post office addresses,
concession and lot numbers, and status as tenants
or freeholders. Waterloo County coverage by
township is from page 46 to 113. Businesses are
listed alphabetically for each community,
beginning on page 256. Period: 1905 - 1906.
66. Union Publishing Co. (1909, 1911) farmers’ and
business directory for the counties of Dufferin,
Halton, Peel, Waterloo and Wellington. Ingersoll:
Union Publishing, 1909. 467 p. mf. Loc: OG, OFWCA.
Lists of residents with concession and lot
numbers, post office addresses, and status as
tenant or freeholder. Businesses are listed
separately for each town or village. Guelph
Public Library has a copy of the 1909 directory
(identified as Volume 18) and the Wellington
County Archives has a copy of the 1911 directory
(Volume 19). Period: 1909 - 1911.
67. Union Publishing Co. Berlin and Waterloo
directory, 1893. CIHM Microfiche series, no.
A0 1423. Ingersoll: Union Publishing, 1893. 154 p.
mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An alphabetical list of businesses and
residents, a classified list of businesses and
professional men, and a miscellaneous directory of
officials, schools, churches, banks and
incorporated institutions. From an original in
the National Library of Canada. Period: 1892 -
1893.
68. Vernon’s Berlin, Waterloo and Bridgeport street,
alphabetical, business and miscellaneous
directory. Hamilton: Henry Vernon, 1897 - 1911.
149 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A directory in three main parts. Residents are
listed first by street address and then
alphabetically by name with some details of
occupation and/or employer. A classified business
directory provides details about locations, owners
and products and there are advertisements by some
businesses. Only the University of Waterloo
Library’s Doris Lewis Rare Book Room is known to
have a copy of the 1st edition for 1897-1899 and
this copy is missing pages 23-24 and 45-46. The
Kitchener Public Library’s Grace Schmidt Room of
Local History has originals or copies of most
editions to the 9th in 1911-12. Period: 1897 -
1911.
69. Vernon’s City of Berlin, Town of Waterloo and
Bridgeport street, alphabetical, business and
miscellaneous directory. Hamilton: Henry Vernon
and Son, 1912 - 1916?. 273 p. Loc: OKIT.
Alphabetical lists of businesses and residents
in each community. Street addresses and
occupations are usually specified for each
householder and entries often contain telephone
numbers. Advertisements by local businesses can
be found on every page. The 1912 directory is
identified as the first for the City of Berlin and
the 10th edition for the Twin Cities, and the 1916
is identified as the 14th edition. Period: 1912 -
1916.
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70. Vernon’s City of Kitchener, Town of Waterloo and
Bridgeport street, alphabetical, business and
miscellaneous directory. Hamilton: Henry Vernon
and Son/Vemon Directories, 1919 - 1991. Also mf.
Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTUR.
Residents are listed first by street address,
and then alphabetically by surname with some
details of occupation and employer. A classified
business directory provides information about
locations, owners and products and there are also
advertisements by some businesses. The directory
published in 1919 is identified as the 15th
edition; the 1950 directory is the 45th edition.
The University of Waterloo Library’s Doris Lewis
Rare Book Room has a copy of the 1926 directory,
the Kitchener Public Library has copies of all
editions, and the Waterloo Public Library has all
editions since 1955. Period: 1919 - 1991.
71. Vernon’s farmers’ and business directory (1915)
for the counties of DufFerin, Halton, Peel,
Waterloo and Wellington. Hamilton: Henry Vernon
and Son, 1915. 346 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT.
A list of residents with post office addresses,
concession and lot numbers, and status as tenants
or freeholders. Waterloo County coverage, by
township, is from page 155 to 201. Businesses,
their locations and owners are listed
alphabetically by community, beginning on page
202. Noted as the 20th edition. Period: 1914 -
1915.
72. Vernon’s farmers’ and business directory (1918..)
for the counties of Perth, Waterloo and
Wellington. Hamilton: Henry Vernon and Son, 1918,
1924, 1931. Loc: OKIT.
Directories arranged by townships, cities, towns
and villages. Residents in townships are listed
with their lot and concession numbers, and their
status as freeholders, tenants or farmers’ sons.
A business directory is provided for each city,
town and village, with names of enterprises and
proprietors. Kitchener Public Library has
directories for 1918 (the 21st edition), 1924 (the
22nd edition) and 1931 (the 23rd edition). Period:
1917 - 1931.
73. Vernon’s Galt, Preston and Hespeler street,
alphabetical, business and miscellaneous
directory. Hamilton: Henry Vernon/ Henry Vernon
and Son/ Vernon Directories, 1898 - 1972. Also mf.
Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWTU.
Vernon’s street directories for these
communities are biennial until the 34th edition of
1962, after which they are annual. The specific
titles change from time to time: in 1898 the
directory covers Galt and Preston; Hespeler is
included from 1900 to 1912; after 1914 Galt is
referred to as a city. In 1973, when the City of
Cambridge was formed, the annual Cambridge
directory begins. Each volume contains four
directories for each town: 1) a miscellaneous
directory of city and social institutions, 2) a
classified business directory, 3) an alphabetical
directory for residents and businesses, including
the occupation of the person listed and his
address, and 4) a street directory listing
buildings in numerical order with the names of
their occupants. The Kitchener Public Library has
the 1900 and 1910 directories and the University
of Waterloo Library has those for 1950, 1952,
1954, 1967, 1970, 1971 and 1972. The City of
Cambridge Archives has original hard copies from
1912 to 1972 and the Cambridge Library and Gallery
has microfilm copies of the 8th edition (1910) and
of all editions from the 10th (1916-17). Period:
1900 - 1972.
74. Waterloo County gazetteer and directory for
1884-5. Guelph: William W. Evans, 1884. 271 p.
ill., map. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
A02097. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Lists of businesses and individuals stating
places of residence and type of occupation or
business. Information is also provided on county
and other municipal officials, monthly cattle
fairs, post offices and local court sittings.
Period: 1884 - 1885.
NEWSPAPERS, INCLUDING COMMENTARIES ON
THEIR VALUE AS HISTORICAL SOURCES
75. Ayr News. 1897 -. mf. Loc: OKIT.
A weekly newspaper serving Ayr and its locality,
with some national and international news. It
covers the spectrum of local events and carries
advertisements for local businesses. Older
editions serialize short stories and other works.
The single issue of 30 January 1897, published by
William J. Keyes, is held by Kitchener Public
Library on the microfilm reel of Ayr News old
editions. The library also holds the issues from
27 October 1904 to December 1989 on microfilm, and
has hard copies from 15 November 1962 to the
present. The paper was published by R. Constable
and Company in October 1904, and from November of
that year was published by George W. Dawson. The
single issue of 24 July 1952 is held in the
Waterloo Historical Society collection at the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1897 - 1972.
76. Ayr Observer. 1856 - 1857. 4 p. mf. Loc: OKIT.
Sometimes entitled the Ayr Observer, and North
Dumfries, Blenheim, Blandford and Waterloo General
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Advertiser, the paper contains mainly local news
and advertisements, with some national and
international news. Kitchener Public Library has
the 17 October 1856 and 2 October 1857 issues on a
microfilm reel of Ayr News old editions. Both
issues contain articles on the North Dumfries
Township fair. Period: 1850 - 1865.
77. Ayr Recorder. 1880? - 1892?. 8 p. mf. Loc: OKIT.
Sometimes entitled The Recorder, the paper
contains mostly village news and advertising. The
Kitchener Public Library holds microfilm copies of
the 30 December 1886 and the 24 March 1892 issues,
published by G.W. Dennis. Period: 1880 - 1895.
78. Barrie, William C. "History as related by early
Canadian newspapers." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1948. 36: 40-43. Loc: all.
A short account of the large collection of
printed documents of the Johnston family of North
Dumfries, including the first volumes of the
Dumfries Courier (1844-6), the Dumfries
Reformer (1850) and the Galt Reporter (1852),
and the minute book of School Section No. 25, West
Dumfries, with entries beginning in 1847. Period:
1844 - 1947.
79. Berlin Chronicle. 1856 - 1860. mf. Loc: OKIT.
A Waterloo County newspaper published in the mid
19th century, with articles emphasizing local
commerce, politics, and transportation. It was
known as the Berlin Chronicle and Provincial
Reformers’ Gazette in January 1856, and by 5
November 1856 was called the Berlin Chronicle and
Waterloo County Reformers’ Gazette. It was
originally published in Berlin by William Jaffray
and Casper Hett, but in 1860 Jaffray sold the
paper to John J. Bowman and Christian Kumpf, who
transferred it to Waterloo and renamed it the
Waterloo Chronicle. The Kitchener Public
Library holds most issues on microfilm from 23
January 1856 to 31 January 1860. The Waterloo
Historical Society holds original issues for 26
March 1856, 2 April 1856, and 28 September 1858.
Period: 1856 - 1860.
80. Berlin Daily News. 1878 - 1897. mf. Loc: OKIT.
The first daily newspaper in Waterloo County,
founded in 1878 by P.E.W. Moyer. Following
Moyer’s death, the paper combined with the Berlin
Daily Record in late January 1897, becoming the
Berlin News Record. Microfilm editions held at
the Kitchener Public Library include February to
December 1878 inclusive, July to December 1879
inclusive, and the editions of 8 June 1892 and 4
July 1889. Original editions held by the Waterloo
Historical Society at the library include 3 July
1880, 22 June 1883, 4 December 1883, and 27
December 1883. Period: 1878 - 1897.
81. Berlin Express. 1899. 4 p. Loc: OKlTW.
A newspaper for the Berlin-Waterloo area,
published by C.E. Moyer. The Waterloo Historical
Society holds one issue, for 10 August 1899, at
Kitchener Public Library. This was the first
edition to be published, and contains a prospectus
of the paper, which was to be produced tri-weekly
and weekly. Period: 1899 - 1910.
82. Berliner Journal 1859 - 1917. Also mf. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUR.
A German-language weekly that carried local,
provincial national and international news. Each
issue varied in length from 8 to 12 pages and
included advertisements by local merchants,
articles on political events, editorials, letters
to the editor, a serial story, poetry and humour,
dialect writings, as well as announcements of
births, marriages and deaths. In July 1904 the
paper amalgamated with the Ontario Glocke and,
on 10 January 1917, its name was changed to
Ontario Journal On 2 October 1918, coinciding
with an Order-in-Council prohibiting the use of
German, the newspaper began publishing in English.
The University of Waterloo Library’s Doris Lewis
Rare Book Room has the issues from 1859 to 1898.
The Kitchener Public Library’s Grace Schmidt Room
has bound volumes and microfilms for the years
1860 to 1909 and 1914 to 1918, as well as a few
single issues. The WLU Library reports a
microfilm copy for the period from 1859 to 1916.
Period: 1859 - 1917.
83. "Berliner Journal" Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 62-70. ill. Loc: all.
A history commemorating the centennial of the
newspaper’s founding in 1859, including a
discussion of its contents compared with other
county newspapers. Period: 1859 - 1959.
84. Breithaupt, W.H. "The Canada Museum." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1939. 27: 62-70. Loc: all.
A short history of the Canada Museum und
Allgemeine Zeitung, Kitchener’s oldest German
newspaper, published from 1835 to 1840. Period:
1835 - 1850.
85. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address: Waterloo
County newspapers." Waterloo Historical Society.
1921. 9: 152-159. Loc: all.
A catalogue of newspapers printed in Waterloo
County from 1835 to 1920, with names of their
publishers and editors. Period: 1835 - 1918.
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86. Burrows, Sandra and Gaudet, Franceen. Checklist
of indexes to Canadian newspapers. Ottawa:
National Library of Canada, 1987. 148 p. index.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A list of indexes to newspapers in Canada,
including partial indexes to Cambridge Reporter,
Galt Evening Reporter, Hespeler Herald,
Prestonian, Berlin Telegraph, Berliner
Journal, Canada Museum und Allgemeine Zeitung,
Der Deutsche Canadier and Elmira Independent.
The entries are arranged alphabetically by the
name of the town or city of the institution that
holds the index. Each entry includes the name and
address of institution, name of index, title of
newspaper, types of events covered, explanation of
how the index is recorded, and conditions of
access to researchers. Most indexes concentrate
on details of births, marriages and deaths;
additional local indexes have been compiled since
this report was compiled. Institutions reported
as holding indexes are Cambridge Library and
Gallery, the Preston Branch of Cambridge
Libraries, Kitchener Public Library, University of
Waterloo Library, Wilfrid Laurier University
Library, and the Waterloo Regional Library.
Period: 1830 - 1980.
87. Canada Museum und Allgemeine Zeitung. 1835 -
1840. mf. Loc: OKIT.
Founded by H.W. Peterson, this weekly was the
first to be published in Waterloo County and among
the first German-language newspapers in Canada.
It ceased publication when Peterson was appointed
Registrar of the Wellington District and moved to
Guelph, but was immediately followed by another
paper, Der Deutsch Canadier, published by
Heinrich Eby and edited by Christian Enslin.
Kitchener Public Library holds microfilm copies of
the following issues: 27 August 1835 to 20 October
1836, 3 November 1836 to 13 December 1838, 22
December 1838 to 18 December 1840. Period: 1835 -
1840.
88. Canadisches Volksblatt. 1859 - 1909. mf. Loc:
OKIT, OKITW.
A weekly German-language newspaper which was
founded in May 1859 by George Reynolds and later
absorbed Der Neu-Hamburger Neutrale. In 1909
the paper merged with Der Canadische Kolonist
when it was bought by Rittinger and Motz, owners
of the Berliner Journal. Microfilmed editions
for 1865 to 1866 are available at the Kitchener
Public Library. The Waterloo Historical Society
holds a set of bound newspapers for 1882, 1884,
1888 and 1889, all the years being incomplete.
Period: 1859 - 1909.
89. Daily Record/ Daily Telegraph/ News-Record/
Kitchener Daily Record/ Kitchener-Waterloo
Record. Berlin and Kitchener: Recordak, 1893 -.
36 reels, mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Microfilmed copies of the major English-language
daily which has undergone a number of name changes
since first published in 1893. The paper provides
coverage of local, regional, provincial, national
and international news, with emphasis on local and
county-wide current events such as business,
politics, sports, social affairs, births,
marriages, deaths, letters to the editor and
advertisements for the area’s businesses and
professionals. The sequence of masthead names is:
the Berlin Daily Telegraph from 30 January to 22
March 1893, the Berlin Daily Record from 23
March 1893 to 30 January 1897, the News-Record
from 1 February 1897 to October 1919, the
Kitchener Daily Record from October 1919 to 31
December 1947, and the Kitchener-Waterloo Record
from 1 January 1947. Absorbed by the paper have
been the Berlin Daily News on 1 February 1897,
and the Daily Telegraph which was published from
1896 to 1922. Issues missing from the University
of Waterloo Library’s collection include: 30
January to 22 March 1893, 30 January 1896 to 3
January 1898, January to December 1903, January to
June 1911, and all issues in 1914, 1915, 1916,
1917 and 1918. A microfilm copy was made for the
Kitchener Public Library and held by the other
libraries includes issues for the period from 1893
to the present. Period: 1893 - 1991.
90. Das Wochenblalt. 1878. Loc: OKITW.
A short-lived Conservative German-language
paper, published and edited in Berlin by P.E.W.
Moyer. The Waterloo Historical Society holds
issues for 26 February 1878 and 5 March 1878 at
the Kitchener Public Library.
91. Der Canadische Bauemfreund. 1851 - 1918. Loc:
OKITW.
A German-language weekly, first published in
Preston by Abraham Erb and edited by Martin
Rudolf. The paper moved to Waterloo when it was
sold to Moses Springer, and to Berlin in 1903 when
it amalgamated with the Deutsche Zeitung. It
united with the Canadisches Volksblatt in 1908,
and was absorbed a year later by the Berliner
Journal. The Waterloo Historical Society holds
issues for 27 February 1852, 25 March 1853, 14 May
1868, and 25 December 1890. Period: 1850 - 1918.
92. Der Canadische Beobachter. 1848 - 1850?. 4 p.
Loc: OKITW.
A German-language weekly, founded by Martin
Rudolf and first published in Preston. When
Rudolf moved to New Hamburg, the paper continued
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as the Hamburger Beobachter. The 8 February
1849 issue of the paper is held by the Waterloo
Historical Society at the Kitchener Public
Library. Period: 1848 - 1850.
93. Der Canadische Kolonist. 1864 - 1909. 4 p. Loc:
OK1TW.
A German-language weekly fovmded in Stratford by
Jacob Teuscher and amalgamated in 1906 with the
Berliner Journal. The Waterloo Historical
Society holds the 4 December 1872 edition at the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1864 - 1909.
94. Der Deutsche Canadier und N euigkeitsbote. 1841 -
1865. mf. Loc: OMT, OWTL, OWTU.
A weekly German-language newspaper, first
published by Heinrich Eby and edited by Christian
Enslin in January 1841, as the successor to the
Canada Museum. Kitchener Public Library holds
microfilm copies for 5 January 1844 to 25 December
1845; 31 December 1847 to 5 January 1861; 9
January 1862 to 3 July 1862; 21 April 1864 to 11
August 1864. Incomplete holdings are reported by
the University of Waterloo Library for the
1842-1864 period and by the Wilfrid Laurier
University Library for 1844-62 and 1864. Period:
1841 - 1865.
95. Der Deutsche Reformer. 1863. 4 p. Loc: OKiTW.
A political newspaper published and edited in
Waterloo by Jakob Teuscher who left for Stratford
to found Der Canadische Kolonist before the end
of 1863. The Waterloo Historical Society holds
the first issue of 6 June 1863. Period: 1863 -
1864.
96. Der Morgenstem. 1839 - 1841. mf. Loc: OKIT.
An early German-language weekly published and
edited in Waterloo by Benjamin Burkholder.
Kitchener Public Library holds microfilm issues
from 6 June 1839 to 16 September 1841. Period:
1839 - 1841.
97. Der Neu-Hamburger Neutrale. 1855 - 1859?. mf.
Loc: OKIT.
A German weekly paper published by W.H. Boullee
and edited by Robert Storch at New Hamburg. The
paper was sold to George Reynolds who changed the
name to Canadisches Volksblatt. The following
issues are held on microfilm at Kitchener Public
Library: 19 January to 28 December 1855; 2 January
to 25 December 1857. Period: 1855 - 1859.
98. Deutsche Zeitung. 1891 - 1899, 1915. mf. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A weekly German-language newspaper which was
published from 1891 to 1899 by the Die Deutsche
Druck- und V erlagsgesellschaft von Berlin (German
Printing and Publishing Co.), and revived early in
the next century with Andrew Weidenhammer as
editor. Issues from 3 November 1891 to 27
September 1899 have been microfilmed, and
Kitchener Public Library also holds single copies
of the issues for 2 February 1892, 23 June 1915,
31 July 1915 and 14 July 1916. Period: 1891 -
1916.
99. Dumfries Reformer/ Weekly Reformer/ Daily
Reformer/ Galt Daily Reformer/ Galt Weekly
Reformer. 1849 - 1912. mf. Loc: OKIT, OCLG.
A Liberal newspaper fovmded by James Ainslie in
1849, with Walter Stewart as editor. It was
bought in 1853 by James Young, then 18 years old.
In 1896 it was published daily as well as weekly,
and in 1912 was bought up by the Galt Reporter.
Another paper by the same title was fovmded in
1991. The Cambridge Library and Gallery has
microfilm copies for the 1849-1892 period. The
Kitchener Public Library holds microfilm copies of
the Dumfries Reformer from 17 September 1849 to
31 December 1897; copies of the Weekly Reformer
from 29 October 1896 to 31 December 1897, 12 May
1904, 16 March 1905; issues of the Galt Daily
Reformer for 22 and 23 March 1900, 31 April 1907,
31 October 1899, 21 December 1899; and the Galt
Weekly Reformer for 1898-1899, 1900 (January and
February), 1903-1912 (January-May, June- July).
Period: 1849 - 1912.
100. Elmira Anzeiger. Elmira: Delion Brothers, 1870 -
1880. 4 p. ill. mf. Loc: OWRE.
A weekly German-language newspaper, started by
the firm of Philip Pfaff and David Wittig but
taken over by Frederick and William Delion after
one month. The paper covered national and
international events with an emphasis on politics,
but included notices of local births, marriages,
deaths, train times, literary events and
entertainments. The Elmira Public Library has the
issues of 17 April 1873, 17 June 1875, 3 August
1876, 5 June 1879, 4 March 1880 and 16 September
1880. Period: 1870 - 1880.
101. The Elmira Signet. 1893-. Loc: OWRE, OKIT.
A weekly newspaper reporting local and district
news with some provincial and international
stories. Local information includes farm news,
market prices, editorials, advertisements and
notices of births, deaths and marriages. Poetry
and short stories are sometimes included. The
Elmira Public Library and Kitchener Public Library
have holdings on microfilm from February 1893 to
February 1894, and 1900 to 1982. The Elmira
library also holds a hard copy facsimile of the
first newspaper on 18 February 1893. Period: 1893
- 1982.
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102. Freie Presse. 1886 - 1888?. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTL.
A weekly German-language newspaper first
published by Hett and Buchhaupt in 1886. A year
later it was owned by the Freie Presse
Actien-Gesellschaft and edited by C. Hartmann.
Microfilm copies are available for issues from 6
August 1886 to 5 August 1887. Period: 1886 - 1888.
103. Galt Daily Reporter. 100th anniversary: for 50
years a weekly, for 50 years South Waterloo’s
daily newspaper. Galt: Galt Daily Reporter, 1946.
26 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An original copy of the commemorative issue on
13 November 1946, in fragile condition. Period:
1846 - 1946.
104. Galt Reporter/ Galt Weekly Reporter/ Galt Daily
Reporter/ The Evening Reporter/ Cambridge
Reporter. 1846 -. mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT.
A paper founded in 1846 by Peter Jaffray and
James Ainslie, continuing as the Cambridge
Reporter. Political differences severed the
partnership after three years when Ainslie left to
form the Dumfries Reformer, leaving the
Reporter a Conservative paper. The Cambridge
Archives and Cambridge Library and Gallery hold
microfilm copies for the following years: 1857 to
1876, 1880 to 1889, 1895 to 1898, 1902 to 1904,
1905, 1907 to 1913, 1915 to 1924, and 1925 to 1966
(with the Cambridge Library and Gallery’s
microfilm collection extending to 1973). The
Kitchener Public Library reports microfilm copies
for 1857-1859, 1888, 1912-1917, 1919-1922,
1923-1957 and 1967-1971. Period: 1846 - 1992.
105. Gilchrist, J. Brian. Inventory of Ontario
newspapers: 1793-1986. Toronto: Micromedia
Limited, 1987. 74 p. indexes. Loc: OCLG, OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A guide to English-language newspapers,
including those of Waterloo County. The entries
are arranged alphabetically, first by place of
publication, then by masthead name. Frequency of
publication (such as weekly, semi-weekly or daily)
is stated, followed by a summary of the paper’s
history including name changes, takeovers or
mergers, as well as interruptions in printing. In
most cases library location codes of the newspaper
or microfilmed copies are given. Period: 1844 -
1986.
106. Hamburger Beobachter. 1852 - 1856. mf. Loc:
OKTTW, OWTL.
An early weekly German-language newspaper,
founded by Martin Rudolf in 1852. Rudolf was
earlier associated with a Preston paper called the
Der Canadische Beobachter. Microfilm copies are
available for issues from 9 February 1855 to 22
February 1856. Period: 1852 - 1856.
107. Hespeler Herald. 1895? - 1970. mf. Loc: OCCA,
OCLG, OKITW.
A weekly review of local happenings, founded by
Oscar Eby and sold in 1918 to George Hudson when
Eby was appointed County Registrar. The paper
merged in 1970 with one of Walter Baulk’s weeklies
to become the Preston-Times-Herald. The
Cambridge Archives and Cambridge Library and
Gallery hold microfilm copies for the following
years: 1902-1906, 1908-1909, November
1912-December 1918, January 1921-December 1930.
The Waterloo Historical Society collection
includes bound volumes for 1919 to 1949 and the
Cambridge Archives has bound volumes from 1949 to
1969. Period: 1895 - 1970.
108. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. "German literature as
represented in two German newspapers of Ontario,
Canada." Kentucky Foreign Language Quarterly.
1956. 3: 184-191. Loc: OOU.
A case study based on the author’s major work on
German-language newspapers in Ontario. Period:
1830 - 1920.
109. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. The history of the
German newspapers of Ontario, Canada, 1853-1918.
University of Michigan (Ph.D. thesis), 1953. 1
reel, ill., bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of the German-language press
including numerous newspapers published in
Waterloo County. The thesis was later published
as a book entitled The history of the pioneer
German language press of Ontario, 1835- 1918. The
author evaluates the roles of newspapers in
providing material of a literary and poetic nature
and supplying immigrants with news in German of
their homeland and adopted land. Also examined is
the response of newspaper publishers to the
existing Pennsylvania German culture and their
attempts to promote racial and cultural
consciousness among all German-speaking people in
the area. Newspapers are discussed individually
in chronological order, with profiles of their
editors and publishers. The work is organized for
four eras: 1835-1850, 1850-1900, 1900-1909, and
1909-1918. Appendices include copies of mastheads
and excerpts from various newspapers. Period: 1853
- 1918.
110. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. The history of the
pioneer German language press of Ontario, 1835-
1918. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1968.
133 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A comprehensive history of German-language
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newspapers in nineteenth-century Ontario,
including those published in Waterloo County. The
book deals with four periods: the beginning from
1835 to 1850, the flourishing phase from 1850 to
1900, the period of amalgamation from 1900 to
1909, and the critical years from 1909 to 1918.
Each section provides information about the people
involved in the individual newspapers, including:
Der Deutsche Canadier, Der Morgens tern, Der
Canadische Beobachter, Prestoner Express, Der
Canadische Bauemfreund, Hamburger Beobachter,
Canadisches Volksblatt, Berliner Journal,
Elmira Anzeiger, Canada Museum and Der
Neu-Hamburger Neutrale. Period: 1835 - 1918.
111. ' 1 Kitchener-Waterloo Record moves to new
building." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973.
61: 45. Loc: all.
A short article noting the company’s move to
Fairway Drive, Kitchener, and mentioning previous
names of the newspaper such as Berlin Daily
News, Daily News, News-Record, Daily Record
and Kitchener Daily Record. Period: 1853 - 1973.
112. McLaren, Duncan. Ontario ethno-cultural
newspapers, 1835-1972: an annotated checklist.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1977. 234 p.
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A listing including the German-language press of
Waterloo County. Entries include the title of the
newspaper as it appears on the masthead, place of
publication, frequency, language (s) of
publication, founding date, date of last issue (if
defunct), names of publishers and editors, and
locations of originals and microfilmed copies.
Alternate titles are noted and there are
chronological and geographic indexes. Period: 1835
- 1972.
113. New Hamburg Independent. 1917 -. Loc: OK1TW.
A weekly paper, founded in about 1878 by William
Dawson, who sold it to Daniel Ritz. Kitchener
Public Library holds copies from 1917 to the
present. Period: 1878 - 1992.
114. North Waterloo Protectionist. 1926 -?. 4 p. Loc:
OKITW.
An official organ of the North Waterloo Liberal
Conservative Association, published tri-weekly and
printed by the Chronicle Press. The first issue
of 21 August 1926, held by the Waterloo Historical
Society, deals with organized labour and free
trade. The paper supported David Gross, the
Protectionist candidate. Period: 1926 - 1927.
115. Preston Progress. 1885? - 1922. Loc: OKITW.
A weekly paper formed by Preston businessmen
about 1885, with E.P. Rice as the first editor.
It was subsequently owned by Thomas H. Sears, G.A.
Blackstock, A. Smith, Mark Donald and James
Donald. Bound volumes from 1915 to 1917 are held
by the Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1885 -
1922.
116. Preston Times/Cambridge Times. 1947? -. Loc:
OKITW, OCCA.
A weekly paper begun after the Second World War,
printed by Baulk Publishers and first edited by
Norman Moeller. In 1969 it was sold to the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record Ltd; in 1970 its title
changed to the Times Herald and later the
Cambridge Times. The Cambridge Archives holds
bound volumes for the years 1948 to 1972. The
Waterloo Historical Society holds issues from
October 1948 to 28 May 1958 and from 13 July 1966
to 11 June 1969. Period: 1947 - 1992.
117. Prestonian. 1912 - 1931. mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
A weekly paper, founded by the Doherty brothers
in 1912, reporting on Preston events and
containing advertisements for local businesses.
The City of Cambridge Archives and Cambridge
Library and Gallery hold microfilm copies of the
issues from 19 September 1912 to 10 September 1914
and from 23 September 1915 to 10 September 1931.
Period: 1912 - 1931.
118. "Retirement of newspaperman Earl Werstine."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57: 18. Loc:
all.
A profile of Werstine’ s roles as reporter,
editor and columnist for 63 years on the Galt
Evening Reporter, including references to his
coverage of the 1907 and 1947 Old Boys’ Reunions
and his "Around town" column from 1950. Period:
1907 - 1969.
119. Ritz, Ernst. "The New Hamburg Independent’s
first centuiy." Waterloo Historical Society.
1978. 66: 123-132. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the community’s first
English-language weekly newspaper which began as a
campaign publication for local businessman Samuel
Merner. The author describes the involvement of
George W. Dawson, Otto Pressprich and the Ritz
family and outlines advances in printing
technology. Period: 1878 - 1978.
120. Sanders, Constance E. "The Evening Reporter
celebrates its 125th anniversary, 1846-1871."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 51-59.
Loc: all.
An account of the founding and development of
the newspaper, with excerpts of some notable
stories. Period: 1846 - 1971.
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121. Schmidt, John P. "History of the Ayr News."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1979. 67: 20-25.
Loc: all.
A short history of the founding and development
of the only weekly newspaper in the Waterloo
region to have been independently owned for 125
years. The author describes early printing
processes and presents excerpts from past
editorials and advertisements. Period: 1854 -
1979.
122. "Waterloo Chronicle’s century honoured."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55: 17. Loc:
an.
A brief account of the newspaper’s centennial
celebrations. Period: 1854 - 1967.
123. Waterloo Chronicle/ Waterloo County Chronicle and
Weekly Telegraph/ Chronicle Telegraph/ Waterloo
County Telegraph. 1860? -. mf. Loc: OKIT.
Originally known as the Berlin Chronicle or
Berlin Chronicle and Waterloo County Reformers
Gazette, the paper became the Waterloo
Chronicle when sold by William Jaffray in 1860 to
John J. Bowman and Christian Kumpf, who moved it
to Waterloo. Later owners and editors included
P.E.W. Moyer, Thomas Hilliard and David Bean.
Kitchener Public Library holds microfilm copies
for 1868, 1869, 1922 to 1929, and 1932 to the
present. Period: 1860 - 1992.
124. Waterloo Sentinel. 1909 - 1912. mf. Loc: OKIT.
A weekly and a semi-weekly paper, published
first by Andrew Weidenhammer and then by James
Heveron, and microfilmed from 12 October 1909 to
24 September 1912. Period: 1909 - 1912.
125. Wellesley Maple Leaf. 1900 - 1921. mf. Loc:
OKIT.
A weekly publication, founded and edited by J.G.
Green, and later owned by H.W. Kaufman. Kitchener
Public Library holds microfilm copies for the
years 1900-1904 and 1906-1908. Period: 1900 -
1921.
OTHER SOURCES FOR REGIONAL HISTORY
126. Bellingham, Susan Saunders. "Bowlby family
papers." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64:
70-73. ill. Loc: all.
A short article relating the University of
Waterloo Library’s acquisition of a collection of
letters written to D. Shannon Bowlby by members of
his immediate family. The author presents brief
excerpts from the correspondence, with insights
into the lives of a Berlin middle-class family in
1893. Period: 1893 - 1920.
127. Bellingham, Susan Saunders. "Breithaupt papers
return to Waterloo Region." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1988. 76: 31-50. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the discovery in 1987 of
manuscripts, diaries and letters, now part of the
Breithaupt Hewetson Clark Collection in the Doris
Lewis Rare Book Room, University of Waterloo
Library. In reviewing the collection, the author
outlines the history of the Breithaupts and their
extended families and friends including the
Devitts, Anthes and Bowlbys. Excerpts quoted from
Louis Jacob Breithaupt’s diary describe the
Friedensfest of 1871, the visit of Marquis of
Lome and the Princess Louise in 1879, and the
birth of Louis Orville Breithaupt in 1890. Period:
cl850 - C1950.
128. Bellingham, Susan Saunders. Guide to local
history materials: Doris Lewis Rare Book Room,
University of Waterloo Library. Waterloo:
University of Waterloo Library, 1981. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Arranged in three sections: books held in the
collection, books (and other sources) relating to
Waterloo County available in the Genealogical
Society Library of Utah, and archives. References
to books consist of photocopied index cards.
Archival collections include those of David
Shannon Bowlby, William Wilfrid Campbell, John D.
Detwiler, Dumfries Township, Robert Forbes, John
Galt, Jardine Family, Herbert Johnston, the Land
Registration Copy Books for Waterloo County, the
Ontario Historical Collection, Dorothea Palmer,
the Parents’ Information Bureau, German Manuscript
Prayer Books, David H. Snyder, John Walter and
Homer Watson. Period: 1830 - 1940.
129. Bellingham, Susan Saunders and Parry, John.
Opening of the Breithaupt Hewetson Clark
Collection. Waterloo: University of Waterloo
Library, 1989. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKl'l’W.
A history and description of family records
including photographs, diaries, correspondence and
account books spanning 150 years. There are
photographs of the donors, H. Spencer and Rosa
Breithaupt Clark, and a programme of the opening
ceremonies. Period: 1843 - 1989.
130. Bellingham, Susan Saunders. Twenty-five fine
books at the University of Waterloo. Waterloo:
University of Waterloo Library, 1982. 60 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A catalogue celebrating the 25th anniversary of
the University. Items relevant to the history of
Waterloo County are the hymnal and juvenile
instruction book compiled by Benjamin Eby and
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printed in Berlin in the 1830s (pp. 24-5) and the
set of fire insurance plans depicting the town of
Waterloo in 1920 (pp. 46-7). Period: 1836 - 1920.
131. Bishop, Olga B. "Checklist of historical works on
western Ontario in the libraries of the University
of Western Ontario: Oxford and Waterloo counties."
Western Ontario Historical Notes. 1958. 14,5:
39-49. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An annotated list of directories, major
histories, genealogies and atlases, with a summary
of early territorial definitions of Waterloo
County. Period: 1800 - 1950.
132. Bloomfield, Elizabeth and Forgay, Jane and Foster,
Linda. Waterloo Historical Society bibliography.
Guelph: Waterloo Regional Project, 1991. 390 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUR, OWTUCG, OWTL,
OWT, OCCA.
Annotated bibliographic references to all 1,280
articles and notes in the 78 annual reports and
volumes published by the society from 1913 to
1990. The numbered references have abstracts of
scope and content and are organized in a mainly
thematic sequence. There are detailed indexes to
authors, places, topical subject headings,
corporate subjects and personal subjects, and an
introduction to Waterloo County, the Waterloo
Historical Society, the Waterloo Regional Project,
and procedures of compiling the bibliography.
Printed in a limited edition with copies presented
to most public and university libraries and
heritage groups in the region. Period: 1800 -
1990.
133. Douglas, Robert and Fox, Louise and Percival,
Rick. Oral history of Waterloo County. Wilfrid
Laurier University, 1975. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OKIT.
Information derived from interviews of Waterloo
County residents about the period from World War I
to World War II. The reminiscences have been
arranged by topics, including the name change from
Berlin to Kitchener, the end of World War I,
prohibition, the Depression and birth control in
the 1930s. Introductions to each topic contain
additional historical information. Period: 1914 -
1945.
134. Fitzpatrick, Diane E. "Canada’s written record:
pre-1900 Canadian books on microfiche." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1991. 79: 100-103. Loc: all.
An account of the achievement of the Canadian
Institute of Historical Microreproductions (CIHM)
in locating and preserving books written by
Canadians, about Canada and Canadians or published
in Canada. The University of Waterloo Library and
Wilfrid Laurier University Library have purchased
the collection of over 56,800 items on
high-quality microfiche. Period: 1800 - 1900.
135. Fitzpatrick, Diane E. "A window to the past:
pre-1901 Canadian journals on microfiche."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79: 96-99.
Loc: all.
An explanation of the project of the Canadian
Institute of Historical Microreproductions (CIHM)
in locating and preserving about 1,270 journals
published in Canada in the 18th and 19th
centuries. The University of Waterloo Library and
Wilfrid Laurier University Library have
subscriptions to the microfiche collection.
Period: 1701 - 1900.
136. Hecht, Alfred. An index of organizations and
agencies which collect statistical data on the
Kitchener-Waterloo area, Ontario, Canada. Working
paper no. 4. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University,
1977. 28 1. Loc: OWT.
A guide to various private and governmental
service organizations, with a subject index on
page 26. A list of area organizations that did
not collect statistical data is also included.
137. Hoffman, Susan. Resources for local history and
genealogical research. Kitchener: Kitchener
Public Library, 1983. 10 p. bibL Loc: OWTUR.
A list of resource materials located in the
Kitchener Public Library, including municipal,
county, business, church and family histories as
well as primary sources such as census records,
directories, newspapers, manuscripts, photographs,
building inventories and oral histories. Period:
cl800 - 1983.
138. Hoffman, Susan. "Tweedsmuir histories on
microfilm." Waterloo Historical Society. 1983.
71: 14. Loc: all.
A note about the microfilming by the Kitchener
Public Library of Tweedsmuir histories for
Bridgeport, Centreville, Dorking, Elmdale, Helena
Feasby, Lexington, Linwood, Preston (South
Waterloo), St Jacobs, Wellesley, Winterbourne and
Woolwich Ever Faithful.
139. Hoffman, Susan. 'Waterloo County genealogical
sources at the Kitchener Public Library."
Families. 1982. 21,4: 288-294. ill., map. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A summary of holdings including directories,
census records, maps, assessment records, land
records, books, marriage records, cemetery
records, legal documents, newspapers and the
Waterloo Historical Society’s collection of local
material. Period: 1800 - 1982.
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140. Hoffman, Susan. Your Waterloo County heritage.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 6 p.
bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A short annotated bibliography of local history
sources in the Kitchener Public Library, including
biographies, historical novels, atlases, guides,
ethnic studies and general histories. Period:
cl800 - 1982.
141. Kitchener Public Library. List of oral history
tapes in the Kitchener Public Library. Kitchener:
Kitchener Public Library, 1981-. 1 v.
(loose-leaf), index. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTUR, OWT.
An index to a growing collection of oral history
tapes, begun by the Kitchener Public Library in
1981 and amounting to more than 700 tapes by 1991.
The tapes are listed in numerical order, with
brief synopses of content. The names of the
people interviewed are listed in alphabetical
order. Period: 1981 - 1991.
142. Kitchener Public Library staff. "History of
Kitchener, Waterloo and district." Ontario
Library Review. 1960. 44: 201-202. Loc: OKIT,
OGU, OWTL, OWTU.
A bibliography of 41 titles; no items from the
Waterloo Historical Society reports are included.
Period: 1800 - 1960.
143. Macnaughton, Elizabeth and Wagner, Pat. Guide to
historical resources in the Regional Municipality
of Waterloo. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University
Press and Heritage Resources Department, The
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1989. 118 p.
ill., index. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRA,
OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
A very useful guide to primary source materials
on the Waterloo region, compiled mainly from
responses to a questionnaire sent to businesses,
churches, voluntary organizations of all kinds,
educational and social agencies, governmental
authorities, heritage organizations, hospitals,
libraries, museums and galleries. Each entry
usually provides details of founding date,
address, phone number, name of head, name and
phone number of special contact, statement of
mandate, description of holdings and relevant
publications, details of accessibility and any
restrictions. All organizations are indexed in
the WRP database. Period: 1830 - 1987.
144. McKegney, Patricia. Dickson papers inventory.
1988. 9 p. Loc: OWTUR, OCCA
An inventory of Dickson family records now in
the City of Cambridge Archives. Items included
are land deeds, land surveys, maps, photographs,
books, correspondence, legal records and business
records of the founder of Dumfries Township,
William Dickson, and his son, William Dickson Jr.
The copy of the inventory at the Doris Lewis Rare
Book Room, University of Waterloo includes
articles about the collection. Period: 1790 -
1926.
145. "More source materials for Ontario Mennonite
history." Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1931. 5,1:
221-224. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
Notes on sources including an 1869 affidavit of
George Histand of Waterloo Township for militia
exemption and an English translation of the
Canada Museum report about the Mennonite
Conference of 1836 in Berlin. Period: 1836 - 1869.
146. Ontario Legislative Assembly Library, Research and
Information Services. Ontario local history.
Microfiche 2011-83. Toronto: The Library, 1983.
137 fiche. ill. mf. Loc: OGU.
Local history and feature stories dealing with
830 Ontario municipalities and clipped from
newspapers mainly of the 1950s and 1960s.
Waterloo County communities represented in the
collection are Ayr, Breslau, Bridgeport, Elmira,
Floradale, Galt, Hespeler, Kitchener, Preston, St
Agatha, St Clements, Speedsville, Waterloo, and
Waterloo Township. The material on Kitchener
businesses is especially detailed. Period: 1950 -
1970.
147. Peters, Diane E. Roots: genealogical resources in
WJj.U. Library. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Library, 1990. 161 p. index. Loc: OKIT,
OWRE, OWTL, OWTUR, OKEBC.
A bibliography of Canadian genealogical
resources available at Wilfrid Laurier University,
including works on heraldry, guides to calligraphy
and archives, histories of ethnic groups and local
histories for each of the provinces. Period: 1800
- 1990.
148. Peters, Diane E. Waterloo Region: resources in
W.L.U. Library. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Library, 1990. 83 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A bibliography organized by topics such as
agriculture, business, education, ethnic groups,
health care, history, education, culture,
government and religion. The entries include the
Wilfrid Laurier University Library call numbers
and there is an index to titles. Period: 1800 -
1990.
149. PinneU, Richard Hugh. "Tremaine’s Map of County
of Waterloo, Canada West (1861)." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1986. 74: 23-35. Loc: all.
A useful account of historical maps of the
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Waterloo area, notably the Tremaine map as an
example of a commercial type of county map already
well developed in the United States. The author
discusses the varied information provided by the
Tremaine map about Waterloo County just after the
1850s railway boom, especially on land ownership.
Period: 1851 - 1861.
150. Roth, Lorraine. "Genealogical resources: census
records." Mennogesprach. 1985. 3,2: 4-15. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A guide to Ontario census records with
particular reference to Mennonite families.
Information available from the records is
discussed, using Waterloo County examples. It
mentions an index, compiled by Hugh Laurence, of
the Mennonite and Amish families in Wilmot and
Wellesley Townships according to the 1851-1881
census records, and describes the census records
and indexes available at the Kitchener Public
Library. Period: 1838 - 1985.
151. Roth, Lorraine. "Genealogical resources: land
records." Mennogesprach. 1985. 3,1: 6-7. ill.
Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
An outline of the information available from
land deeds and wills at Registry Offices, with a
description of the research procedures used at the
Kitchener Registry Office. The author also refers
to the present locations of early township maps of
Waterloo County. Period: 1805 - 1985.
152. Snyder, Bilva Stuhr. An index to Tremaine’s map
of 1861. 1974. 36 p. maps. Loc: OKIT.
Indexes to businesses and landholders of the
four townships of North Dumfries, Wellesley,
Wilmot and Woolwich, giving their locations by
concession and lot numbers. There are sketch maps
of each township showing the pattern of
concessions and lot numbers. Period: 1860 - 1861.
153. Steiner, Samuel J. and Isaac, Gord. Conrad Grebel
College genealogical resources. Waterloo: Conrad
Grebel College Library, 1989. 28 p. Loc: OKIT.
A list of genealogical resources available at
Conrad Grebel College Library which collects
materials relating to Mennonites, especially
Canadian Mennonites. The bibliography includes
books, microfilm records, periodicals, cemetery
records and a large section of individual family
histories. Period: 1800 - 1989.
154. Steiner, Samuel J. "Genealogical resources at the
Conrad Grebel Library and Archives."
Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 13-16. ill Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A summary of the material collected at the
Mennonite Archives of Ontario at Conrad Grebel
College, with a list of genealogical books,
microforms, periodicals, family Bibles, archival
lists and indexes of interest to genealogists.
Period: 1870 - 1984.
155. Steiner, Samuel J. and Arndt, John and Taylor,
Ryan. A representative list of holdings for the
use of genealogical workers. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, 1981. 32 p. Loc: OWT.
A select bibliography of genealogical works for
the Waterloo-Wellington area held by the libraries
of Conrad Grebel College, University of Waterloo,
Wilfrid Laurier University or University of
Guelph, or by Kitchener Public Library or Guelph
Public Library. The list includes books, atlases,
church records, Tweedsmuir histories, newspapers
and periodicals.
156. Taylor, Andrew W. "Galt and Dumfries records on
microfilm." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971.
59: 73-74. Loc: all.
A report of the microfilming by the Archives of
Ontario of records from the Galt Public Library,
Doon Pioneer Village, Trinity Anglican Church
(Galt) and Wesley United Church (Galt). The
records include various assessment and collectors’
rolls for North and South Dumfries and the Dickson
records (1817-1869, 12 volumes). Period: 1817 -
1916.
157. Taylor, Ryan. Family research in Waterloo and
Wellington Counties. Kitchener:
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, Ontario Genealogical
Society, 1986. 106 p. maps, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCH,
OCLG, OCP, OKEBC, OKIT, OWRE, OWRW, OWT,
OWTLR, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
A handbook for genealogical researchers,
including chapters on libraries and archives,
other historical and genealogical organizations,
census records, wills, place names and local
histories, atlases, maps and directories, land
registry offices, assessment records, newspapers,
Tweedsmuir histories, cemeteries, church records
and other sources. Names of agencies holding
relevant records have been fully indexed in the
WRP database, as have more than one hundred
churches for which at least some records survive.
Period: 1800 - 1985.
158. Von Baeyer, Edwinna. Ontario rural society
1867-1930: a thematic index of selected Ontario
agricultural periodicals. Ottawa: Social Sciences
and Humanities Research Council, 1985. 1 v.
indexes. Loc: OGU.
A bibliography of Ontario farming journals with
an author index and a subject index that is
divided into three sections: land, people, and
organizations and institutions. It is a valuable
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aid to researchers interested in agricultural
subjects but lacks a geographical index making it
difficult for users seeking references on a
specific region. Period: 1867 - 1930.
159. Winearls, Joan. Mapping Upper Canada, 1780-1867:
an annotated bibliography of manuscript and
printed maps. Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, 1991. 986 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A definitive reference work that includes
entries for about 100 maps and plans relating to
Waterloo County. Period: 1800 - 1867.
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SETTLEMENT PROCESSES
PREHISTORY, ABORIGINAL PEOPLE
AND ARCHAEOLOGY
160. Archaeological assessment and testing of the
Diamond site, AhHc-57, Ayr, Township of North
Dumfries, Regional Municipality of Waterloo.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Department of Planning and Culture, 1992. 69 p.
ill. Loc: OWRMA
A report of analysis of prehistoric material
dating the site to about 900 to 1000, a
transitional period between Middle and Late
Woodland. The site occupies part of Lot 37,
Concession 8. Period: 900 AD - 1000.
161. An archaeological assessment of Chimney Hill
Estates, Phase 2, 30T-87015, City of Cambridge.
Petersburg: Archaeological Research Associates,
1988. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
Report on 10 findspots in four sites north of
Avenue Road and east of Burnett Avenue, registered
as: AiHb-64, an early Archaic chipping station;
and sites AiHb-65 to 67, Archaic chipping
stations. Artifacts include chipping debris,
projectile points, scrapers, polished stone tools,
and cores or preforms.
162. An archaeological assessment of Cober Pit 2, Lots
10-14 and 24-26, Registered Plan 585 and part of
Lot 149, GCT, City of Kitchener, formerly Waterloo
Township. Petersburg: Archaeological Research
Associates, 1992. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on eight findspots in a site licensed
for aggregate extraction at Huron and Westmount
Roads. The report recommends that the Detzler
Site (AiHd-97), described as a Middle Woodland
cache or camp, be protected from aggregate
extraction.
163. An archaeological assessment of Pinebush South
area, 30T-88051/52/53, City of Cambridge, formerly
Waterloo Township, part of Lots 3, 4, 5,
Concession 4, Beasley’s Lower Block. Petersburg:
Archaeological Research Associates, 1990. 1 v.
(various pagings). ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on 51 findspots in the area south of
Pinebush Road and west of Town Line Road; 22 of
the findspots are identified as sites and 19 of
them recommended for further mitigation. The
following sites have sufficient data to determine
cultural affiliation and temporal sequences:
AiHb-131 or Pinebush South 8 is a midden of
Historic, Early and Late Archaic periods; AiHb-133
or Pinebush South 10 is an historic residence;
AiHb-144 or Pinebush South 21 is a Late Woodland
campsite; AiHb-145 or Pinebush South 22 is a later
19th-century farmstead.
164. Archaeological assessment of Riverbend Estates
Phase in, Ayr. 30T-88038. Petersburg:
Archaeological Research Associates, 1989. 1 v.
(various pagings) Loc: OWRMA
A report on the prehistoric (Middle Woodland)
site on the Nith River flats, which is concluded
to have cultural significance and to need careful
excavation.
165. Archaeological assessment of the Lakeview Sand
and Gravel Pit, part of Lot 15, Concession 8, and
part of Lots 1 and 2 West of the Grand River,
Concession 8, North Dumfries Township.
Petersburg: Archaeological Research Associates,
1992. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on 17 findspots located on the property
north of Cottrell Lake (formerly Cowan’s Lake).
Ten sites were registered as sites and given
Borden numbers. The most notable (AhHc-92, also
known as the Wayward Turtle) consists of an
historic midden and is recommended for further
mitigation.
166. An archaeological assessment of the proposed
Whistle Bare gravel pit, North Dumfries Towmship,
City of Cambridge. Petersburg: Archaeological
Research Associates, 1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OWRMA
A report on evidence of prehistoric hunting
peoples and the site of a mid- 19th century house
in the former hamlet of Whistlebare. Sic
archaeological sites were registered as a result
of this assessment. Period: 8000 BC - 1850.
167. An archaeological assessment of the Warren
Cattlelands Pit, Township of Wilmot. Petersburg:
Archaeological Research Associates, 1990. 1 v.
ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on four sites and five findspots,
located on the property south of Wilmot Township
Road 6 and north of Huron Road and recommended
for further mitigation or preservation. Site AiHd-84,
Warren Cattleland 1, is a Late Archaic campsite;
AiHd-86, Warren Cattleland 3, is a Late Woodland
small hamlet.
168. Archaeological assessment. Union Gas Pipeline
(NPS 48), Bright to Owen Sound versus preferred
route, Oxford County and Regional Municipality of
Waterloo. Petersburg: Archaeological Research
Associates, 1991. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
Report of an investigation of a linear strip of
land, 18 km by 28 metres wide, where 6 findspots
were located but none is considered to warrant
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further study.
169. Archaeological mitigalive excavation of site
AhHc-53, Mill Pond Acres subdivision. Town of
Ayr. 30T-80011. Toronto: Archaeological Services
Inc., 1990. 1 v. (various pagings). ill., plans.
Loc: OWRMA.
Report on excavation of the site of a hunting
camp, identified as significant by the Museum of
Indian Archaeology.
170. Archaeological mitigative monitoring of Black
Horse Corners (AhHc-619). Petersburg:
Archaeological Research Associates, 1991. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the archaeological significance of
the site and buildings in the Black Horse Inn
complex, one of the last remaining, undeveloped
historic crossroads settlements, located on the
line of the Union Gas pipeline. Period: 1820 -
1880.
171. An archaeological resource assessment of Black
Walnut and Foxpoint subdivisions, Part of Lot 63,
City of Waterloo. Toronto: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1989. 13 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on four registered sites and several
isolated findspots, with artifacts dating from the
Middle Archaic period, 5000 to 2500 B.C. Several
artifacts were also found relating to the
occupation of the Joseph B. Snyder house
(AiHd-21). Period: 5000 BC - 2500 BC.
172. An archaeological resource assessment of draft
plan of subdivision 30T-87008, part of Lot 6,
Registered Plan 1385, City of Cambridge.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Planning and Development Department, Archaeology
Division, 1989. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on 12 sites and 22 findspots
recommended for additional investigation. Sites
with an identified culture range from Early
Archaic to a Middle Woodland campsite and an
historic farmstead.
173. Archaeological resource assessment of Lincoln
Village, City of Waterloo. 30T-85025. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1986. 5 p. Loc:
OWRMA.
Report on a site in part of Lot 8, German
Company Tract, found to contain lithic artifacts
probably of the Early Woodland phase. For a more
detailed report of excavation, see the article by
Williamson in Kewa in 1988. Period: 1000 BC -
400 BC.
174. Archaeological resource assessment of proposed
Myers Road subdivision (30T-88044), part of Lots 4
and 5, Concession 9, City of Cambridge. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1990. 1 v. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on 10 isolated prehistoric artifacts
and one diffuse lithic scatter. Two sites were
identified: AiHb-155 or Britpark I, a Middle
Archaic/Middle Woodland possible camp; and
AiHb-156 or Britpark II, an Early/Middle Archaic
possible camp.
175. An archaeological resource assessment of proposed
subdivision 30T-83006, part of Huron Business
Park, City of Kitchener. Toronto: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1989. 12 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
Of the ten isolated prehistoric artifacts
reported, the two with recognizable tools are
designated with Borden numbers: AiHc-90 and
AiHc-91. The George Israel house (AlHc-89) is also
documented.
176. Archaeological resource assessment of proposed
subdivision. Part of Lots 10-13, Biehn’s Tract,
Lot 23, 24, Lots 173-180 and Lots 20-31,
Registered Plan 640, City of Kitchener. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1989. 25 p. ill.
Loc: OWRMA.
Report on assessment of a site including parts
of both the Van Oordt Site (AiHc-20), a Late
Woodland cemetery, and the historic village of New
Aberdeen. As well as details of the archaeological
excavation, the report presents information about
New Aberdeen from its foundation in the 1830s to
the 1870s. Further investigation of this site is
recommended. Period: 1400 - 1875.
177. An archaeological resource assessment of proposed
West River Road subdivision 30T-90022, part of
Lots 2 and 3, Concession 9 West of Grand River,
City of Cambridge. Toronto: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1991. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the Blackmere Site (AhHb-39), a camp
of the Early Middle Archaic to Early Woodland
culture, and a prehistoric findspot.
178. An archaeological resource assessment of
subdivision 30T-76024 (Phase 3), Parts of Lots 20
and 21, South of Bleams Road, Township of Wilmot.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Planning and Development Department, Archaeology
Division, 1989. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on one isolated findspot and a cluster
of 13 lithic artifacts, identified as a Middle
Archaic campsite and registered as AiHc-34, the
Momingside site.
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179. An archaeological resource assessment of the
Arriscraft Corporation subdivision (30T-85008)
City of Cambridge, Ontario. London: Mayer,
Poulton and Associates Inc., 1989. 48 p. ill. Loc:
OWRMA
A report on analysis of prehistoric lithic tools
on three sites (AiHc-73, AiHc-75, and AiHc-76)
located on parts of Lots 7, 8, 9, and 10 of
Beasley’s Lower Block.
180. An archaeological resource assessment of the Kite
ate (AiIIb-62), subdivision 30T-88048, City of
Cambridge. Toronto: Archaeological Services Inc.,
1989. 18 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
The site is described as a Middle Archaic
chipping station with a low density of artifacts.
181. An archaeological resource assessment of the
proposed subdivision 30T-87024 (MX
Developments), Township of Woolwich. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1 v. ill., maps.
Loc: OWRMA.
A report of a prehistoric findspot, a single
stone tool fragment, located on parts of Lots 5
and 18 of the German Company Tract.
182. Archaeological resource assessment survey, draft
plans of subdivisions 30T-90024, 30T-8902Q, and
30T-90024, City of Kitchener. London: Mayer,
Poulton and Associates Inc., 1990. 1 v. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on 18 aboriginal sites and one
19th-century Euro-Canadian house (AiHc-118) in the
southwestern portion of Kitchener; further
mitigation is recommended.
183. Archaeological site mitigations, Idylwild
subdivision 30T-85008, City of Cambridge. London:
Mayer, Poulton and Associates Inc., 1990. 75 p.
ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the detailed excavation of three
sites previously recommended for mitigation. At
the Archaic campsite AiHc-73, the presence of
several projectile points, a hearth and several
post moulds support an interpretation that this
was a short-term camp used when hunting. Site
AiHc-75 yields evidence of chipping detritus,
projectile points and post moulds. Site AiHc-76
is found to consist of several isolated findspots.
184. Arnold, Tom and Mayer, Robert G. and Feast, Arnold
A.B. "Isolating Late Archaic and Middle Woodland
components on the Bertrand Russell, Henry
Morgentaler and Agnes McPhail sites, City of
Cambridge, Ontario." Birdstone: Newsletter of the
Grand Valley/Waterloo Chapter of the Ontario
Archaeological Society. 1990. 4,1. Loc: OWRMA.
A discussion of techniques used in
pre-excavation evaluation of small lithic surface
scatters on prehistoric archaeological sites, with
reference to a test on the Idylwild housing site,
Lots 7 to 10, Concession I, Beasley’s Lower Block,
Cambridge.
185. Campbell, Dorothy L. "I: Indian and pioneer uses
of native plants growing at Doon Pioneer Village."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 41-45.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of tree species and the ways they
were used by aboriginals and pioneers. Period:
1600 - 1868.
186. Campbell, Dorothy L. "H: Indian and pioneer uses
of native plants growing at Doon Pioneer Village."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 36-40.
ill. Loc: all.
A list of trees, shrubs and woody vines, with
notes of how each was used by aboriginals and
pioneers. Period: 1600 - 1868.
187. Coyne, James H. "The Indian occupation of southern
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4:
13-23. Loc: all.
A history of the branch of the Huron-Iroquois
family, the Attiwandaronk or the Neutrals, from
1616 to 1656. The author reports that smallpox
and wars between the Hurons and the Iroquois
killed many Neutrals and forced others to leave so
that, after the middle of the 17th century, all
southern Ontario including Waterloo County was a
game preserve of the Iroquois. Period: 1615 -
1790.
188. Cruikshank, E.A "The reserve of the Six Nations
on the Grand River and the Mennonite purchase of
Block No. 2." Waterloo Historical Society. 1927.
15: 303-350. map. Loc: all.
An account of the land grant to the Six Nations
in 1784 by Governor Haldimand on behalf of the
Crown and its subsequent sale to Richard Beasley,
James Wilson, and John Baptiste Rousseau. In
1798, Wilson and Rousseau transferred their
interest to Beasley who sold Block Number 2 to
Daniel Erb and Samuel Bricker. The article
provides many excerpts from correspondence,
agreements and deeds relating to the transactions.
Period: 1784 - 1841.
189. Cunningham, Walter. "The legend of Oromocto Spring
in Attiwandron Park: Cressman’s Woods." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1937. 25: 264-266. Loc: all.
A recounting of an Indian legend in which two
Indian lovers are killed by the Iroquois,
resulting in Oromocto Spring near Doon.
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190. Fox, William A. "Salvage excavation of Moyer Flats
site." Birdstone: newsletter of the Grand
River/Waterloo Chapter of the Ontario
Archaeological Society. 1986. 1,1. Loc: OWRMA
An account of the excavation of the Moyer Flats
village site, with evidence of the early
agricultural occupation in the 10th century, at a
time of transition from hunting and gathering to
gardening. Period: 900 AD - 1000.
191. Good, E. Reginald. Tour of Kitchener, Ont.:
featuring sites of aboriginal historical
interest. Kitchener: The Author, 1992. 1 folded
sheet, bibl., map. Loc: OKIT.
A guide to a six-kilometre walking tour of
locations relating to the Anishinabe (Ojibwa)
First Nation, known collectively as Mississaugas
of the Credit. Sites include Mississauga burial
grounds thought to be located on the site of First
Mennonite Church, and Victoria Park where a plaque
has been erected in memory of Tuhbenahneequay,
whose extended family wintered in this vicinity at
the turn of the 19th century. The leaflet
includes a map, suggested reading, and names and
phone numbers of local organizations able to
provide more information. Period: 1784 - 1992.
192. Herriot, William. "Aboriginal agriculture in
Southwestern Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1923. 11: 18-21. Loc: all.
A survey of the Indian cultivation of plants,
including tobacco for smoking or sniffing and
American Ginseng and other roots for medicinal
purposes. Period: 1716 - 1923.
193. Hill, Asa R. "The historical position of the Six
Nations." Ontario Historical Society, Papers and
Records. 1922. 19: 103-109. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A summary of diplomatic relations between the
Six Nations Indians and the British government
from 1717 to 1784, when the Grand River lands were
granted to the Indians. The nature of the
alliance between the two parties is discussed, and
the right of Indian self-government emphasized.
Period: 1784 - 1922.
194. Home, Michael. "A preliminary examination of site
selection criteria for Middleport-Neutral sites in
Waterloo Region." Kewa. 1987. 87,2: 14-24. Loc:
OHM, OLU, OPET, OWRMA
Reference from Regional Archaeologist, Regional
Municipality of Waterloo.
195. Hunter, AF. "The trail of the aborigines through
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1927. 15: 264-267. Loc: all.
A description of the waterways used by Indians
before 1800. Period: 1650 - 1800.
196. "Indian collection." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1968. 56: 83. Loc: alL
A note that Franklin L. Lisso, a North Dumfries
farmer, had more than 3,000 catalogued Indian
relics excavated from his own and neighbouring
farms. Period: 1968 -
197. "Indian dig." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970.
58: 52. Loc: all.
A note of excavations on the site of an Indian
village on a farm south of Kitchener by a group of
students from Waterloo Lutheran University, under
the direction of Dr Norman Wagner. Period: 1450 -
1700.
198. "Indian dugout canoe." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1969. 57: 4. ill. Loc: alL
Photograph of an Indian dugout canoe discovered
at Puslinch Lake by Michael Hogan and Irvine
Donald in 1969. The dugout was donated to Doon
Pioneer Village.
199. Janusas, Scarlett E. An analysis of the historic
vegetation of the Regional Municipality of
Waterloo. Waterloo: Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
1987. 79 p. ill, bibl. Loc: OWRMA
A reconstruction of the historic environment
from early surveyors’ records and pioneer
journals. Historic vegetation data are used in
defining archaeological site selection criteria
for sites dating from the Palaeo-Indian period to
the historic period. Sources include the survey
of Dumfries Township in 1816-17 by Adrian Marlet,
the survey of Wilmot Township by John Goseman in
1828 and the survey of Wellesley Township by
William Walker in 1843. The likely vegetation of
the region during successive periods of occupancy
is described, from the Palaeo-Indian (9500 to 7800
BC), the Archaic (7800-900 BC), to the Early
Woodland (1000 to 400 BC), the Middle Woodland
(400 BC to 800 AD) and the Late Woodland (800 to
1650). Period: 9500 BC - 1881.
200. Janusas, Scarlett E. The cultural implications of
drainage in the Regional Municipality of
Waterloo. Waterloo: Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
1988. 144 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRMA
An analysis of past and present drainage
patterns as a framework for a site potential
model. The main tributaries of the Grand River
watershed are examined systematically and the
effects of manmade and natural modifications of
drainage are discussed. Each cultural period -
the Palaeo-Indian, the Archaic, the Woodland and
Historic -- is discussed with respect to the
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likely utilization and importance of water
resources. Appended tables relate historic sites
to their water sources and list dates of floods in
the Historic period.
201. Janusas, Scarlett E. and MacDonald, John DA
Regional Municipality of Waterloo: archaeological
facilities master plan. Waterloo: Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and Development
Department, 1989. 124 p. charts, maps, tables, 21
large folding maps. Loc: OWRMA.
An account of the purposes and phases of
development of the plan and a review of the
achievements of the Archaeology Division from 1986
to 1989, including a detailed inventory of 272
known archaeological sites, a synthesis of the
history and prehistory of the region, and a series
of 76 maps identifying areas of high, moderate and
low archaeological potential. Methods of
determining archaeological significance are
discussed and procedures for assessing and
monitoring development sites of high to moderate
archaeological potential are recommended. The
large maps represent staged development and
archaeological potential in each of the seven
lower-tier municipal units of the region.
202. Lea, Joanne and Janusas, Scarlett E. Buried in
time. Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads,
Historic Sites Department, Regional Municipality
of Waterloo, 1988. 1 v. ill., bibl. Loc: OKDHC.
Teaching materials on prehistory in the Waterloo
area, with references to the Deercrest Site in
Cambridge, the Schweitzer Cemetery in Woolwich
Township, the Coleman Site near New Dundee, and
the Waterloo County Gaol in Kitchener.
Archaeological methods and record keeping are
demonstrated. Period: 7000 BC - 1978.
203. MacDonald, George F. Archaeological survey of the
Grand River between Paris and Waterloo, Ontario.
Manuscript Report 15. Ottawa: National Museum of
Man, 1961. 19 1. map. Loc: OWTL.
A description of Neutral Indian settlement sites
in the Waterloo area. The sites identified are
often on farmland, in which case the farmer’s name
is provided as well as the general geographical
location. Numerous existing collections are
noted, as well as private collections belonging to
local amateurs. The author groups the artifacts
by period such as Palaeo-Indian, Archaic, Middle
Woodland and Late Woodland, as well as by site.
Period: 7000 BC - 1650.
204. MacDonald, John D.A Past archaeological research
in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Planning and Development Department, 1988. 78 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWRMA, OWTUR.
A synthesis of reports of prehistoric sites and
artifacts, from those of Boyle and especially
Wintemberg, to whose efforts some 30 registered
sites and numerous unregistered sites can be
attributed, to that of George MacDonald (1961).
The author states that, of the total of 216
registered sites located within the region to
1988, 120 have been located by archaeological
consultants; these represent 81 per cent of all
verified sites. Period: 1896 - 1988.
205. MacDonald, John DA "A review of archaeological
research in the Regional Municipality of
Waterloo." Birdstone: Newsletter of the Grand
River/Waterloo Chapter of the Ontario
Archaeological Society. 1988. 3,1. Loc: OWRMA
A survey and evaluation of all previous
archaeological research in the region.
206. MacDonald, Robert I. The Coleman site (AiHd-7): a
late prehistoric Iroquoian village in the Waterloo
Region. Trent University (M.A thesis,
Archaeology), 1986. Loc: OWRMA
A description of the archaeological
investigations of the site at Lot 11, Concession
2, Block A, Wilmot Township. The author reports
the discovery of three large longhouses, two with
lengths greater than 100 metres, as evidence of a
late prehistoric trend. The discovery of
semi-subterranean communal sweat lodges may
indicate the presence of a male sodality. Period:
1550 - 1600.
207. MacDonald, Robert I. and Ramsden, C. and
Williamson, Ronald F. "The Myers Road site:
shedding new light on regional diversity in
settlement patterns." Canadian Journal of
Archaeology. 1989. 13: 207-211. Loc: OWRMA OWTU.
A comment on the significance of the major
archaeological investigation of an Iroquoian site
in Dumfries Township. Period: 1275 - 1325.
208. Matheson, Douglas R. First generations.
Hamilton: Choronomics, 1988. 44 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A brief account of prehistory in southern
Ontario, including an archaeological record of
native habitat and habitation sites before the
arrival of European settlers, and descriptions of
Indian culture, art and languages. The
Algonquians and Iroquoians are identified. Period:
9900 BC - 1800.
209. Mayer, Robert G. The Julian Baker and Theobald
Spetz sites: two nineteenth century pioneer
homesteads in southwestern Ontario. London:
Mayer, Pihl, Poulton and Associates, 1988. 70 p.
ill., maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
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A paper presented at the Fifteenth Annual
Symposium of the Ontario Archaeological Society,
October 22 and 23, 1988. The authors identify
similarities in site functions and socioeconomic
patterns between the two homesteads and present a
detailed record of archaeological evidence from
the Spetz site, including Middle Archaic remains
from approximately 6000 B.C. as well as ceramic
samples probably manufactured at the William Eby
Pottery in the 1840s. Period: 6000 BC - 1860.
210. Molto, Joseph E. and Spence, Michael W. and Fox,
William A. "The Van Oordt site: a case study in
salvage osteology." Canadian Review of Physical
Anthropology. 1986. 5,2: 49-61. ill. Loc: OWRMA.
Report of a detailed analysis of the remains
of between 9 and 13 adult males at a site dating
from c.1400 along the Strasburg Creek near
Kitchener. The authors conclude that the burial
ground was probably reserved for enemy warriors
slain by the prehistoric Neutral inhabitants of the
area. Period: 1375 - 1425.
211. Montgomery, Malcolm. "The legal status of the Six
Nations Indians in Canada." Ontario History.
1963. 55,2: 93-105. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG.
An examination of the claims made by both the
federal government and the Six Nations for the
case Logan vs the Attorney-General of Canada. The
Indians of the Six Nations argued that they were
autonomous, claiming that they were fillies, not
subjects, and had never been conquered by force of
arms. The federal government based its claims on
the British North America Act and the Indian Act.
The judge ruled that because the Indians settled
on the lands and accepted the protection of the
government, their status changed from allies to
subjects. The implications of this decision are
discussed, particularly in relation to the
Canadian Bill of Rights. Period: 1784 - 1963.
212. Moses, Elliott. "The long house people." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1957. 45: 21-22, 25. Loc:
all.
An introduction to the National Film Board’s
production about the Six Nations Indians and their
religious customs. The film was shown at the
Waterloo Historical Society’s 45th annual meeting.
213. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources: Office of
Indian Resource Policy. The Six Nations Indian
land claim to the bed of the Grand River Ontario.
Historical Research Report Series, no. 1. Toronto:
Queen’s Printer for Ontario, 1986. 25 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A review of the background to the land claim
submitted to the provincial government in 1981,
including a detailed account of agreements dating
from the mid- 18th century, a chronology of events
and list of documentary sources. Period: 1784 -
1850.
214. Regional Municipality of Waterloo: archaeological
potential maps. Waterloo: Regional Municipality
of Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
Archaeology Division, 1986 - 1989. 76 whiteprint
maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A series of maps on which areas of high,
moderate, and low archaeological potential are
clearly defined, according to Phase 13 of the
Region’s Archaeological facilities master plan.
Using 1:10,000 base maps produced by the Surveys
and Mapping Branch of the Ontario Ministry of
Natural Resources (1983), the locations of all
areas for which archaeological assessments have
been completed are marked, with their development
plan numbers. The 76 maps have been generalized
from more detailed working maps that may also be
consulted in the Archaeology Division by serious
researchers. The working maps show probable site
information derived from oral history reports,
unregistered fmdspots and literary references, in
relation to soil type, historic and present
drainage systems, historic site locations,
physiography and historic vegetation. The working
maps delineate bands of territory along pre-1856
historic roads, within 150 metres of water or
within 3 kilometres of historic white pine stands,
and locate farmsteads shown on the Tremaine (1861)
and Parsell (1881) maps. Period: 9000 BC - 1900.
215. Schmalz, Peter Stanley. The Ojibwa of southern
Ontario. University of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis,
History), 1985. 6 fiche. bibl. mf. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
An account of the relationships between the
Ojibwa, the largest Indian tribe in Ontario, and
the French, British and Canadian governments from
1610 to 1980. The author challenges the belief
that the Ojibwa moved into a political vacuum
created by the Huron-Iroquois War, and maintains
that the Ojibwa decisively defeated the Iroquois.
The Ojibwa role in the Pontiac Uprising and in the
War of 1812 is recounted, and their loss of power
is seen as a result of their acceptance of the
United Empire Loyalists. Waterloo County is not
specifically mentioned. Period: 1610 - 1980.
216. Seibert, Emily. "Joseph Brant." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 96-98. Loc: all.
A biography of Brant (1742-1807), leader of the
Six Nations Indians and British ally during the
American Revolutionary War, who was given land
along the Grand River for his people. The article
was taken from an address by Emily Seibert at the
Settlement Processes
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unveiling ceremony of a Joseph Brant plaque at
Doon Pioneer Village. Period: 1775 - 1807.
217. Smith, Allan R.G. "Notes on Indian village site:
Wilmot Township." Waterloo Historical Society.
1938. 26: 17-20. Loc: all.
A description of artifacts found by local school
children. Period: 1000 BC - 1650.
218. Smith, Donald B. "The dispossession of the
Mississauga Indians: a missing chapter in the
early history of Upper Canada." Ontario History.
1981. 73,2: 67-87. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
An account of the process by which the
Mississauga Indians (or Anishinabeg) ceded their
lands along the north shore of Lake Ontario. A
very large tract of hunting grounds, including the
valley of the Grand River, was yielded in May
1784. Period: 1680 - 1784.
219. Smith, Donald B. Sacred Feathers: the Reverend
Peter Jones (Kahkewaquonaby) and the Mississauga
Indians. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1987. 372 p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of the son of Augustus Jones the
surveyor and Tuhbenahneequay of the Mississauga
Indians. The hunting grounds of the Missis saugas
(who called themselves the Anishinabeg) included
the territory that was later defined as Waterloo
County. Period: 1780 - 1810.
220. Stroh, Nathaniel. "Indian relics collected by
Jacob Gaukel Stroh." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1957. 45: 9. Loc: all.
A note about Stroh, the Berlin tanner whose
collection of Indian artifacts was given to the
Waterloo Historical Society in 1957. Period: 1850
- 1957.
221. Templin, Hugh. "Indians of the Grand River area"
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 8-10.
Loc: all.
A brief report of the author’s search for a
Neutral Indian village near Fergus and of
artifacts found in the area along the Grand River.
Period: 1626 - 1650.
222. Test excavations at the Steckle site (AiHc-36),
City of Kitchener. London: Mayer, Poulton and
Associates Inc., 1987 revised 1988. 1 v. (various
pagings). ill. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on two artifact clusters located within
the Huron Business Park development. It concludes
that the site probably supported a series of
temporary campsites where chipped stone tools were
either made or re-sharpened, perhaps during the
winter months, in the Archaic period.
223. Trigger, Bruce G. "Northeast." Handbook of North
American Indians. Edited by William C.
Sturtevant. Washington, DC: Smithsonian
Institution, 1978. 15, 924 p. ill., bibl., maps,
index. Loc: OWTU.
Part of a comprehensive series of scholarly
books providing an encyclopedic summary of all
aspects of North American Indian history and
culture. Volume 15 contains references to the
Neutral, Iroquois and Southeastern Ojibway tribes
that inhabited Waterloo County, although no
specific Waterloo Indian settlement is mentioned.
Period: 1600 - 1700.
224. The valley of the Six Nations: a collection of
documents on the Indian lands of the Grand River.
Edited by Charles Murray Johnston. Ontario Series
No. 7. Toronto: The Champlain Society and
University of Toronto Press, 1964. 344 p. ill.,
bibl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWRSJ, OWRW, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUCG.
A set of government documents and reports,
historical papers, addresses and correspondence,
relating to negotiations between the British
government and the Six Nations (under the
leadership of Joseph Brant) over land along the
Grand River, including Blocks 1, 2 and 3.
Although almost exclusively devoted to the
settlement of land grants since the 1770s, brief
mention is made of the Iroquois who previously
inhabited the area. Period: 1780 - 1850.
225. Wagner, Norman E. and Toombs, Lawrence E. and
Riegert, Eduard R. The Moyer site: a prehistoric
village in Waterloo County. Waterloo: Wilfrid
Laurier University, 1973. 110 p. ill., bibl.,
maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A report of the excavation of a Neutral Indian
village dating from 1400. The site, northeast of
New Dundee, was excavated between 1970 and 1972
by a Waterloo Lutheran University team. The site
layout and items of bone, stone, pottery and
ceramic pipes are described and analyzed. Period:
1400 - 1500.
226. Williamson, Ronald F. The Myers Road site.
Toronto: Archaeological Services Inc., 1991. 331
p. ill., maps, plates, bibl. Loc: OWRMA.
Final report of a three-year archaeological
investigation of a prehistoric Iroquoian site east
of Myers Road and east of Highway 24. The report
includes chapters by various team members on
settlement patterns (with detailed descriptions of
10 longhouses, palisades, sweat lodges, burials
and middens), and faunal, floral and artifact
analysis. The site is considered to have been
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used intermittently over a period of about 50
years in the late 13th century and early 14th
century. Period: 1275 - 1325.
227. Williamson, Ronald F. "Report on archaeological
investigations of the Cashbrown site (AiHd-42),
Lincoln Village subdivision, Waterloo." Rewa.
1988. 88,3: 4-13. Loc: OHM, OLU, OPET, OWRMA.
An account of the recovery and documentation of
four isolated prehistoric artifact findspots and
an Early Woodland site. The author concludes that
the number and form of the artifacts might be
significant in further studies of long-distance
exchange systems between specific regional
population groups. Period: 1000 BC - 400 BC.
228. Wintemberg, W.J. "Early names of the Grand River,
Ontario." Transactions of the Royal Society of
Canada, 3rd series. 1929. 23, 2: 125-133. maps,
bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An account of seven previous names for the
river, Tinaatoua, Riviere Rapide, Urfe (Urse),
Grande Riviere, Oswego, Ouse and
O-es-shin-ne-gun-ing. Period: 1669 - 1780.
229. Wintemberg, W.J. "Indian village sites in the
counties of Oxford and Waterloo." Annual
Archaeological Report of the Ontario Provincial
Museum appended to the Report of the Minister of
Education. 1899. Pp. 83-92. Loc: OGU.
Descriptions of Indian sites, including those in
North Dumfries Township on the farm of George
Elliott near Roseville, in Waterloo Township on
John Welsch’s farm in the southeast, and around a
small lake near Baden in Wilmot Township. Herbert
Trussler, L.J. Niebel and H.Z. Smith are mentioned
as local collectors of Indian artifacts. Period:
1000 - 1700.
230. Wintemberg, W.J. Indian village sites in the
counties of Oxford and Waterloo. Annual
Archaeological Report of the Ontario Provincial
Museum appended to the Report of the Minister of
Education. 1900. Pp. 37-40. Loc: OGU.
Reflections based on field evidence of the
author’s theory of the siting of pre-Neutral and
Neutral villages in Blenheim Township (Oxford
County) and Waterloo, North Dumfries and Wilmot
Townships. Period: 1000 - 1700.
PIONEER SETTLEMENT, TRAVELLERS’ ACCOUNTS,
LAND SURVEY AND PLACE NAMES
231. Abbott, Joseph. Memoranda of a settler in Lower
Canada; or the emigrant to North America: being a
compendium of practical hints to emigrants. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 48707. Montreal: Lovell and
Gibson, 1843. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A guide for emigrants to Canada, in two parts.
The second describes Upper Canada through letters
by an Ayrshire emigrant to his brother in Glasgow.
Letter five contains an optimistic account of the
Grand River and a portrayal of the Six Nations
Indians, and letter eight describes the area
around Waterloo and Galt. The author comments on
the large German barns, the Huron Road and the
volumes of wheat produced. Period: 1842 - 1843.
232. An archaeological assessment of the Brill
property, part Lot 13, Cone. 3/4, Beasley’s Lower
Block, City of Cambridge. Petersburg:
Archaeological Research Associates, 1991. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the prehistoric and historic
interest of the site, including the small
prehistoric campsite near Black Bridge (AiHb-173),
the David Panabaker farmstead, the Holm saw mill,
and the 19th-century hamlets of Tuck’s Hill and
Speedslee. Period: 500 AD - 1875.
233. An archaeological investigation of the side
porch, the Shantz site, AiHe-33, Township of
Wilmot. Waterloo: Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
Archaeology Division, 1989. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc:
OWRMA.
A report on the site, consisting of a
Euro-Canadian domestic midden found during
renovations of a house located in the southwest
quarter of Lot 14, north of Erb Road. Period: 1850
- 1900.
234. Archaeological investigations of the Ministry of
Natural Resources, District field Office,
Cambridge, Ontario. London: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1983. 170 p. ill. Loc: OWRMA.
Report of a study involving test excavations,
surface surveys and discussions with an aged
descendant of John Groh, the original pioneer
settler of Concession 1, Lot 7, Waterloo Township.
Included are a history of the Groh family, a
description of the property, and a catalogue and
analysis of the artifactual remains. Although no
significant cultural deposits were found, the
study concludes that the whole property has great
historical interest and that the original
structural details of the buildings deserve
further study. Period: 1804 - 1955.
235. Archaeological mitigation of the Wren site,
AiHh-39, the Broomfield site, AiHb-40, and the
MulhoUand site, AiHb~41. Waterloo: Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and Development
Department, Archaeology Division, 1987. 133 p.
ill., plans. Loc: OWRMA.
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Report of a detailed study of the site of the
proposed Cowan Industrial Business Park, on 170
acres of Beasley’s Lower Block, Lots 1, 2 and 3,
Concession IE. It includes reference to the
historic Cowan farm, Clochmohr, on the west side
of Franklin Boulevard. Period: 1816 - 1900.
236. Archaeological mitigaiive excavation, Joseph
Hoffman site (AjHd-27), draft plan of subdivision
30T-87027, town of Heidelberg. London: Mayer,
Poulton and Associates Inc., 1992. 61 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWRMA
Analysis of artifacts of glass, ceramics, metal
and animal bones associated with a mid- 1850s
homestead site. Period: 1850 - 1870.
237. Archaeological mitigative excavation of site
AjHc-3, part of Lot 80, German Company Tract,
village of Maiyhifl. 30T-88021. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1992. 1 v. (various
pagings). ill., plans, plates. Loc: OWRMA
A report on the house site, known to have been
occupied by Jacob Bickle between 1841 and 1861.
Period: 1841 - 1861.
238. Archaeological mitigative excavation of the
Hammet site (AiHb-57), Melran Estates subdivision.
City of Cambridge. 30T-87013. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1992. 1 v. (various
pagings). ill. plans, plates. Loc: OWRMA
Report of excavation of a site, part of Lots 10
and 11, Concessions 3 and 4, Beasley’s Lower Block
in the former Waterloo Township, just north of
Hespeler. The property belonged first to Abraham
Clemens and was occupied later by Aaron Kribs,
Abraham Pannebecker and Thomas Hammet. Though
Hammet is known to have been a blacksmith, there
is no material evidence of a smithy on this site.
Period: 1800 - 1900.
239. Archaeological resource assessment of a proposed
subdivision, Graystone Properties Limited, City of
Kitchener. 30T-85015. Toronto: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1988. 4 p. Loc: OWRMA
Report on Lot 37, German Company Tract, Block F,
a property formerly owned by A Ruby who settled
there in 1838 and was an assessor between 1872 and
1878. Period: 1838 - 1878.
240. An archaeological resource assessment of Hidden
Valley, City of Kitchener. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1989. 1 v. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on numerous prehistoric artifacts, none
of which "point to prolonged or continuous human
occupation." The historic farmstead (AiHc-83),
identified as that of the Jacob Furtney family in
the early 19th century, is recommended for further
mitigation.
241. Archaeological resource assessment of Hidden
Valley, City of Kitchener. Toronto:
Archaeological Services Inc., 1989. 13 p. ill.,
appendices. Loc: OWRMA
Report of an assessment of a 42-hectare property
of Lot 9, Plan 1519. No prehistoric remains were
found, but a farmhouse, ceramic and bone fragments
and a tombstone are linked to Jacob and Elisabeth
Furtney’s occupation of this land from before 1830
to about 1850. Period: 1830 - 1852.
242. Archaeological resource assessment of Kesmark
Estates Ltd, City of Cambridge. 30T-85016.
Toronto: Archaeological Services Inc., 1985. 16 p.
Loc: OWRMA
Report on the property settled by Abraham
Pannebecker in 1826, east part of Lot 8,
Concession 4, Waterloo Township. The land was
sold to Thomas Eskdale in 1856, then to Lewis
Kribs in 1869 and to William Shaw in 1890. Four
isolated prehistoric artifacts are noted as well
as a significant collection of early- to
mid-nineteenth-century material from a garden area
formerly used for refuse disposal. Period: 1826 -
1890.
243. An archaeological resource assessment of proposed
condominium development at Queen and Margaret
Streets, City of Kitchener. 30 CDM-86013.
Toronto: Archaeological Services Inc., 1990. 1 v.
(various pagings). ill., plans. Loc: OWRMA
A report on the Breithaupt property, Sonneck
House, including a brief outline of family and
business history. Period: 1870 - 1900.
244. An archaeological resource assessment of
subdivision 30T-89005, part of Lot 31, German
Company Tract, Township of Woolwich Waterloo:
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and
Development Department, Archaeology Division,
1989. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA
A report on site AjHd-17, an historic
schoolhouse. Period: 1850 - 1900.
245. Archaeological resource assessment of the James
Markham site (AiHd-40), Doon Village Estates
(30T-81027 and 30T-78023) City of Kitchener:
Report on excavation. Toronto: Archaeological
Services Inc., 1988. 100 p. ill. Loc: OWRMA
Report of a detailed investigation of a site
that was probably used for a log house occupied by
the James Markham family circa 1850, before the
construction of a fieldstone house 100 metres to
the north. Period: 1840 - 1850.
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246. Baird, Sandy. The story of Waterloo County.
Kitchener: Kitchener- Waterloo Record, 7 p. Loc:
OWRA, OWRE, OWRN, OWRND, OWRSC.
A brief history of the settlement and
development of the county from the arrival of the
pioneer settlers from Pennsylvania and Scotland to
about 1900. The achievements of notable persons
such as Joseph Schneider, Benjamin Eby, Abraham
Erb, John Erb, John Hoffman and D.B. Detweiler are
outlined. Period: cl800 - cl900.
247. Bloomfield, G.T. and Bloomfield, Elizabeth and Van
Nostrand, Brian. "Waterloo County." Ontario
central places in 1871: a gazetteer compiled from
contemporary sources. Canadian Industry in 1871
Research Report No. 13. Guelph: Department of
Geography, University of Guelph, 1990. Pp. 20-21,
118-119, 143. maps. Loc: OWTU, OWT.
A list of the names of Ontario hamlets, villages
and towns that were in use at the time of the 1871
Census of Canada. Some 48 named central places
are identified in Waterloo County in 1871, with 22
alternate place names. Figure 1 defines
boundaries of the 1871 Census Districts and Census
Sub-Districts of Waterloo and Wellington Counties
and Figure 2 shows the locations of the named
central places in the two counties. Period: 1870 -
1871.
248. Bock, Jacob. "Letters from Wilmot: 1840, 1842,
1844." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
92-93. Loc: all.
Excerpts from Jacob Bock’s letters to his
brothers in Pennsylvania, describing the
difficulties of life in Wilmot Township in the
1840s. Period: 1840 - 1844.
249. Breithaupt, W.H. "Pioneer settlers of Waterloo
County [WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society.
1926. 14: 220-225. Loc: all.
An address at the dedication of the Memorial
Tower in August 1926, listing Waterloo County
settlers of German origin. Period: 1800 - 1926.
250. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address: Early
settlement in Upper Canada." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1923. 11: 11-17. Loc: all.
A survey of pioneer settlement in Waterloo in
the context of early Upper Canada. Period: 1800 -
1923.
251. Breithaupt, W.H. "The settlement of Waterloo
County." Ontario Historical Society, Papers and
Records. 1925. 22: 14-17. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the early settlement of Block
Number 2, Waterloo Township by Pennsylvania
Mennonites, with brief mentions of the first
pioneers in the other townships. Period: 1800 -
1850.
252. Breithaupt, W.H. "The settlement of Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1948. 36:
27-31. Loc: all.
A survey of pioneer settlement by Mennonites
from Pennsylvania in the early nineteenth century,
including the families of Schoerg, Eby, Erb,
Betzner, Brubacher, Baumann, Bechtel, Biehn,
Bergey, Bingeman, Burkholder, Cressman, Detweiler,
Gingrich, Groff, Hallman, Hagey, Honsberger,
Hoffman, Kinsie, Kolb, Martin, Moyer, Musselman,
Reichert, Schneider (Snyder, Snider), Stauffer,
Shantz, Weber and Witmer. The author also
mentions the efforts of William Dickson and
Absalom Shade in attracting Scottish settlers to
Dumfries Township and the work of Christian
Nafziger in the Amish settlement of Wilmot
Township. Period: 1800 - 1856.
253. Bricker, I.C. "Block number two (Waterloo
Township) 1 Sept. 1805." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1934. 22: 70a. Loc: all.
A manuscript map showing the names of
landowners, including original owners of lots in
the German Company Tract. Period: 1805.
254. Bricker, I.C. "Block number two (Waterloo
Township) 1 Sept. 1805 [reprint]." Waterloo
Historical Sodely. 1965. 53: 44-45. ill. Loc:
all.
A manuscript map of landowners, previously
printed in the Waterloo Historical Society’s 22nd
Annual Report, 1934, page 70a Period: 1805.
255. Bricker, I.C. "The first settlement in central
western Ontario." Ontario Historical Sodely,
Papers and Records. 1934. 30: 58-65. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A study of the early land transactions of
Waterloo Township, listing original stockholders
of the German Company and their farm lots and all
properties sold in Bean’s Tract in 1800. The
author estimates that 32 owners had settled on
their own land by July 1805. Period: 1798 - 1810.
256. Bricker, I.C. "The history of Waterloo Township up
to 1825." Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1934. 22:
81-122. Loc: all.
An account from the first purchase by Richard
Beasley, James Wilson and John Baptiste Rousseau
in 1798, to subsequent sales of properties within
Blocks 1, 2 and 3. The author lists all
properties sold from 1800 to 1825, with the names
of purchasers and vendors, acreages, locations and
dates of sale. Period: 1798 - 1825.
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257. Brydone, James M. Narrative of a voyage, with a
party of emigrants, seat out from Sussex, in 1834,
by the Petworth Emigration Committee, to Montreal,
thence up the River Ottawa and through the Rideau
Canal, to Toronto, Upper Canada. Petworth: John
Phillips, 1834 reprinted 1987. 66 p. maps. Also
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 21456. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR.
A reprint by Kelvinprint of James Marr Brydone’s
account of his expedition with British emigrants
through Upper Canada, including a trek through the
Waterloo area described on pages 31-33 and 42. He
recounts crossing the Grand River, visiting
Schneider’s Mills and travelling to Wilmot where
he meets a Mr Cushman, and mentions Galt and the
Speed River. Brydone also comments on the
Waterloo area landscape and soil, noting its sandy
consistency. A loose map marks the route taken by
the travellers. Period: 1833 - 1834.
258. Casselman, A.C. "The settlement of Mennonites and
Tankers." Canada and its provinces: a history of
the Canadian people and their institutions by one
hundred associates. Edited by Adam Shortt and
Arthur G. Doughty. Toronto: T. and A. Constable,
1914. 17: 47-49. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTU,
OWTL.
A description of the pioneer settlement of
Waterloo Township after the American Revolutionary
War, the establishment of the German Company and
the survey of lots by Augustus Jones, with mention
of the founding of the townships of North Dumfries
and Wilmot. Period: 1799 - 1835.
259. Casselman, A.C. "The settlement of the Township of
Dumfries." Canada and its provinces: a history of
the Canadian people and their institutions by one
hundred associates. Edited by Adam Shortt and
Arthur G. Doughty. T. and A, Constable, 1914. 17:
69-71. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A brief account of the transfer of Block Number
1 from Joseph Brant and the Six Nations Indians to
William Dickson, with biographical sketches of
William Dickson and Absalom Shade and a
description of the early Dumfries settlement.
Period: 1798 - 1817.
260. Chitwood, Prince and Woolfrey, Sandra.
"Archaeological excavation of New Aberdeen."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63: 29-31.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the community that flourished
from the 1840s to the 1870s, with a description of
artifacts excavated at the sawyer’s house and
general store. Period: 1840 - 1875.
261. Coleman, Thelma. The Canada Company. Stratford:
County of Perth and Camming Publishers, 1978. 322
p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OCCA, OWTL.
Most of this account of the company’s role in
the settlement of western Ontario is concerned
with the Huron Tract (later organized as the
counties of Huron and Perth) immediately to the
west of Waterloo. But the Canada Company also
owned the three northern and four southern
concessions of Wilmot Township. References to
Wilmot are all concerned with the building of the
Huron Road across the township to link the
Company’s first town settlement at Guelph with
most of its lands to the west. Useful maps on
pages 46 and 180 show the Huron Road and the
Company lands in the township, in the latter case
accompanied by the survey notes of Mahlon Burwell.
Period: 1824 - 1830.
262. Continuation of letters from Sussex emigrants in
Upper Canada, written in 1836. Petworth: John
Phillips, 1837. 24 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 28558. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
Letters by immigrants to Ontario, including the
Waterloo area, who came under the auspices of the
Petworth Emigration Committee. A slip has been
inserted stating the intention of the Earl of
Egremont under whose sanction the Petworth
Emigration Committee was formed. Letters by James
Rapson and John and Caroline Dear ling refer
specifically to a visit to Preston by James
Brydone, who was apparently checking on the
progress of the various settlers he had brought to
Upper Canada a little earlier. Other Petworth
settlers are mentioned in Guelph and Eramosa
Townships. Period: 1836 - 1837.
263. Cornell, John. "A short sketch of the life and
experience of John A. Cornell, author of the
preceding articles of faith." Articles, or
confession of faith by the Beverly Reformed
Christians, called Dunkerts, with a variety of
explanations on different heads of scripture,
there is also an appendix subjoined to this work:
a short sketch of life and experience of John A.
Cornell, the composer of the following confession
of faith, also a number of evangelic and
variegated poems. Lewiston, NY: O. Grace, 1825.
Pp. 63-82. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A chapter including Cornell’s impressions of a
visit to the Waterloo area in the early 19th
century. Local references include the lack of
English-language religious services, the death of
a local man, Cornell’s marriage in 1804, and his
dream about death and judgement. Period: 1801 -
1825.
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264. Cruikshank, E.A. "Statement of losses, Block No. 2
residents, War of 1812." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1928. 16: 7-9. Loc: all.
A document showing the losses sustained by
several of the early inhabitants of Block Number
2, while they were employed in military transport
work during the War of 1812. Names of those
people and the items they lost are listed. Period:
1812 - 1813.
265. Dickie, D.J. In pioneer days. Toronto: J.M. Dent
and Sons, 1926 reprinted 1927. 287 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A Canadian elementary school reader which
contains three sections relating to the county. A
chapter entitled 'Waterloo: the first settlement
back from the lake," beginning on page 181,
recounts the arrival of the Pennsylvania German
Mennonites and includes a Waterloo Historical
Society drawing of a Conestoga wagon and a
photograph of Samuel Betzner’s farm. "Twenty
thousand silver dollars," beginning on page 184,
explains the establishment of the German Company
because of the illegal land dealings of Richard
Beasley. The section, "The old log school," has a
photograph of the first school in Waterloo on page
250. Period: 1799 - cl830.
266. Dilley, Robert S. "British travellers in early
Upper Canada: a content analysis of itineraries
and images." Canadian Papers in Rural History.
1986. 5: 198-223. maps, tables. Loc: OWTUSJ, OWTU,
OWTL.
A survey of the works of ten British travellers
in the first half of the 19th century, including
John Goldie and Anna Brownell Jameson. Galt is
mentioned as a place in the itineraries of Patrick
Shirreff and Alexander Graham Dunlop. The author
concludes that travellers preferred water routes
to overland routes and that, over time, their
attention shifted to inland towns farther west,
following the pattern of land development. Period:
1800 - 1850.
267. Easton, George. Travels in America, with special
reference to the province of Ontario as a home for
working men. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 02815.
Glasgow: J. Marr, 1871. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU,
OWTL.
A Scottish temperance preacher describes six
months in rural Ontario in 1869, including a visit
to Galt. Many general comments are made about
Ontario, but the drinking habits are particularly
noted. Period: 1868 - 1869.
268. Eby, Ezra E. A biographical history of Waterloo
Township and other townships of the county: early
settlers and their descendants. Kitchener: Doon
Pioneer Village Board of Directors, 1970 reprint.
42 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A reprint of the first chapter in Eby’s book
which is indexed in detail in the WRP database.
There is a biographical sketch of Eby as one of
the earliest local historians. The Pennsylvania
Mennonite settlement in Waterloo Township is
related from 1799 to 1835, with many details of
individuals, families and farmsteads. The
difficulties of pioneering and the formation of
the German Company are described, with an account
of the part the Waterloo Mennonites played in the
War of 1812. Period: 1799 - 1861.
269. Emigration: the British farmer’s and farm
labourer’s guide to Ontario, the premier province
of the Dominion of Canada. Toronto: Government of
Ontario, 1880. 107 p. ill. map. Loc: OKDHC.
A publication encouraging immigration to Ontario
with descriptions of each county, including
Waterloo. Information is provided on soils,
crops, livestock, prices of farm land, and
railways. Period: 1879 - 1880.
270. "Excerpts from letters by Abraham Sherk."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1959. 47: 42-44,
50. Loc: all.
Observations about the roles of Jacob Bechtel
and the Sherks in the pioneer settlement of
Waterloo Township. Period: 1799 - 1944.
271. Friesen, Leonard. "The early settlement of
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1979. 67: 10-19. bibl. Loc: all.
An account of the land grant to the Six Nations
Indians by the British, the various land
transactions including the sale of the large block
to Beasley, Wilson and Rousseau and their
subsequent dealings with the Pennsylvania
Mennonite settlers. Period: 1784 - 1830.
272. Fuller, R.M. "Rewards for settler overshadowed
hardships." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975.
63: 81-82. Loc: all.
A copy of a letter written by William Daly, an
agent for the Canada Company, to the Commissioners
in England on 25 April 1842. The letter comments
on the success of settler John Ford, who owned a
tavern in Wilmot. Period: 1831 - 1842.
273. Gardener, Herbert Frederick. Nothing but names:
an inquiry into the names of counties and
townships in Ontario. CIHM Microfiche series, no.
03289. Toronto: George N. Morang and Company
Limited, 1899. 561 p. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief account of the origins of the names of
the five townships in Waterloo County. Period:
1816 - 1840.
Settlement Processes
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274. Gourlay, Robert. Statistical account of Upper
Canada. London, England: Simplon and Marshall,
Stationers’ Court, 1822. 3 v. maps, index. Also
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 35936. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A compendium of information about boundaries,
natural resources, agriculture, weather patterns,
laws and government, settlement, churches,
population, commerce and professional services.
Brief township reports from the Gore District
include entries for Waterloo and Dumfries
Townships. These reports were based on a
questionnaire distributed to local landowners.
Period: 1815 - 1820.
275. Groh, Ivan. "Pioneers of Waterloo (1799 to 1889)."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1971. 4: 15-148. bibl.
Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Fictionalized biographies of Jacob Engle, John
Winger, Martin Baer, David Gingrich, Jacob
Bechtel, Samuel Bricker, Benjamin Eby, Ephraim
Weber and other pioneers. Some of the material on
the earliest Pennsylvania settlers to Waterloo was
also mentioned in Groh’s articles in the 1967
volume of Canadian-German Folklore. Reasons for
the immigration from Pennsylvania, the hardships
endured by the early settlers, and the
establishment and later split of the Mennonite
Church in Waterloo County during the Great
Awakening are all described. Period: 1800 - 1942.
276. Hess, Albert. "The forgotten names and places."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1974. 62: 46-50.
Loc: all.
A short description of lost or renamed villages
including Mudge’s Mills (renamed Ayr), Jedburgh,
Nithvale and Black Horse Corners (at the
crossroads of Highway 97 and Ayr Road), Kossuth,
Freiburg, Waldau, Oregon, New Aberdeen,
Weissenburg, Schindelsteddle, Weimar, Shantz
Station, Fisher Mills, Victoriasburg and Cedar
Creek. Period: 1816 - 1900.
277. Hess, Albert. "Origin of names in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57:
70-71. Loc: all.
A discussion of place names including
Philipsburg, Rummelhardt, Weissenburg and
Roseville, with a note on the derivation of some
family names such as Eby, Brubacher and Lichty.
Period: 1800 - 1900.
278. Hilty, Ann. The settlement of the German Block in
Wilmot Township, Upper Canada. Toronto: The
Author, 1987. 21 1. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A paper given at the Mennonite Experience in
America Conference VI, November 5-7, 1987, at
Bluffton, Ohio. The author relates the efforts of
Christian Nafziger, and of Canadian Mennonites on
his behalf, to purchase the land for the Amish
settlement. Brief biographies of many early
settlers and information about the lots purchased
by each family are also provided. Period: 1820 -
cl850.
279. Jaffray, J.P. "Blazing the trail in new Dumfries."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1926. 14: 234-236.
Loc: all.
Text of a speech at the dedication of the
Memorial Tower in August 1926, describing the
pioneer settlement of Dumfries Township. Period:
cl800 - 1926.
280. Jameson, Anna Brownell. Winter studies and summer
rambles. London, England: Saunders and Otley,
1838. 3 v. map. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
35744. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTU, OWTL, OWTUR.
Impressions of Upper Canada by a perceptive
woman who travelled to the inland settlements and
wrote especially about the wives of immigrants.
In the 1852 edition entitled Sketches in Canada
and rambles among the red men, the author refers
to a German-language newspaper being published in
Berlin by 1837 and mentions the Grand River,
Joseph Brant and his family, and the Kerrs. She
also remarks on the "vast number of Dutch and
German settlers, favourably distinguished by their
industrious, sober and thriving habits. They are
always to be distinguished in person and dress
from the British settlers; and their houses and
church and, above all, their burial-places, have a
distinct and characteristic look." The University
of Waterloo holds a microfiche copy of the 1838
edition, as well as an original edition in the
Doris Lewis Rare Book Room. The City of Cambridge
Archives and the Kitchener Public Library have
copies of the 1943 reprint edited by James J.
Talman and published by Nelson. Kitchener Public
Library also has copies of the 1923 and 1965
editions published by McClelland and Stewart while
the Wilfrid Laurier University Library has a copy
of the 1969 edition by the same publisher. Period:
1800 - 1852.
281. Janusas, Scarlett E. An archaeological
perspective of an historic overview of the
Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Waterloo:
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and
Development Department, 1988. 291 p. ill., bibl.
Loc: OWRMA, OWTUR, OWT.
A survey of the context for identifying historic
properties in both rural and urban areas.
Following a general introduction, the report is
organized by the seven post- 1972 municipalities,
the townships of North Dumfries, Wilmot, Wellesley
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and Woolwich, and the cities of Cambridge,
Kitchener and Waterloo. Each section presents a
synthesis of earlier studies and usefully
reproduces many relevant maps. All known place
names of localities are listed and briefly
described and all have been indexed in the WRP
database. Appendices list historic sites in each
municipality with details of location, type of
structure and past owner as well as about 160
designated heritage structures with addresses and
dates of construction. The Tremaine map of 1861
and the Parsell maps of 1881 are important sources
for this study. Period: 1798 - 1972.
282. Johnston, Charles M. "An outline of early
settlement in the Grand River Valley." Ontario
History. 1962. 54,1: 43-67. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUCG.
An account of the Indian tribes living in the
Grand River Valley and the land grant to the Six
Nations Indians by Governor Haldimand. The author
describes how the land was divided into six blocks
and sold by the Iroquois to various developers
including William Dickson and the German Company.
Period: 1600 - 1833.
283. Karcich, Grant. "Augustus Jones, Upper Canada
Public Land Surveyor." Families. 1983. 22,4:
321-326. map. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A biographical sketch of one of the earliest
surveyors in Upper Canada, who surveyed the Grand
River Indian land for Joseph Brant as well as
eleven townships between Toronto and the Trent
River. Early survey methods and equipment are
also described. Period: 1786 - 1836.
284. Klinckhardt, Christian Gottlieb. C.G.
Klinckhardt’s Reise nach N ord- Amerika und dessen
erste Ansiedelung daselbst, a us Briefen von
demselben gezogen und heraugegeben von C.G.
Temper, Pastor in Ruppertsgrun. Edited by C.G.
Temper. Leipzig: Carl Andra, 1833. 60 p.
(incomplete: pp. vii-viii missing). Loc: OWTUCG.
A photocopy of the published letters from C.G.
Klinckhardt to family and friends in Germany.
Relating his trip to North America including Upper
Canada, he provides one of the earliest accounts
of pioneer life in the Waterloo district. Details
are given, beginning on page 31, of his arrival in
'Willmot, Gore District, Dounschipp Waterloo in
Upper Canada." He describes the quality of the
land, types of fruit trees, wild nuts and berries,
crops and vegetables, and the process of obtaining
sap from the maple trees in the spring for making
sugar, syrup and cider. Klinckhardt also notes
the variety of religious and ethnic groups,
particularly the Amish and Mennonite. A letter
written by Klinckhardt’s son Louis who, with his
brother Julius, followed his father to Wilmot in
1831, narrates his experiences as a settler.
Period: 1830 - 1833.
285. McKay, Ian A. "Place names in historical
geography." Ontario Geography. 1987. 1: 40-44.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A study of the value of place names as an
indicator of ethnicity in the area shown on the
Kitchener 1:250,000 topographic map. Period: 1800
- 1900.
286. Morden, Gladys A. "Two pioneers of New Hamburg:
William James Scott and Carl Germann." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 12-15. ill. Loc:
ah.
Biographical sketches of two early settlers of
New Hamburg whose families became related through
marriage. Period: 1812 - 1860.
287. Nagel, James. "The Block Line." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 46. Loc: all.
A short account of the history behind the Block
Line boundary. The article was prepared during
1965 in an unsuccessful attempt to preserve the
name of Block Line Road. Period: 1784 - 1900.
288. Officer, E.R. 'Waterloo County - some aspects of
settlement and economy before 1900." The Waterloo
County area: selected geographical essays. Edited
by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp.
11-19. map, tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A chronological outline of land purchases and
pioneer settlement with a discussion of
distinctive features of Mennonite land use and the
siting of villages at early millsites. A table of
populations for each township and urban centre
from 1871 to 1911 is included. Period: 1800 -
1900.
289. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address: deserted
villages of Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1930. 18: 164-170. Loc: all.
A discussion of the decline of rural villages
such as Fisher’s Mills and Kossuth. Period: 1810 -
1930.
290. A preliminary report on the 1984 Schneider Hans
experience: a public program in archaeology.
Thornhill: Foundation for Public Archaeology,
1985. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWRMA.
An account of excavations during the 1984
summer, including historical profiles of the
Joseph Schneider family and of the public
education programs accompanying the project.
Period: 1820 - 1900.
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291. Rayburn, Alan. "Place names in the
Kitchener-Stratford area as indicators of national
origin." Ontario Geography. 1968. 2: 82-88. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
An article criticizing McKay’s attempt to
interpret place names in terms of the ethnicity of
settlers in the area depicted on the Kitchener
1:250,000 topographic map which includes all of
Waterloo County and parts of neighbouring
counties. Rayburn explains the origins of several
place names. Period: 1800 - 1900.
292. Reaman, G. Elmore. The trail of the black
walnut. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1957
revised 1965. 267 p. ill., index, maps, tables,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW,
OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
An account of the migration to North America by
ten different European religious groups, notably
the Mennonites. The references to Waterloo County
(pp. 108-113 and 122-124) relate initial
difficulties with land claims, the effect of the
War of 1812, and the establishment of early
communities and industries. There are brief
profiles of early leaders such as Joseph Schoerg,
John Biehn, George Bechtel, Sam Betzner Jr, Sam
Bricker, John Erb, Benjamin Eby, William Dickson,
Absalom Shade, Christian Nafziger and Jacob
Hespeler. Period: 1800 - 1830.
293. Sargeant, E.S., Mrs and Goldie, John, Mrs.
'Waterloo pioneers’ furniture." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1931. 19: 263-265. ill. Loc:
all.
A brief description of various types with
photographs of some original pieces. Period: cl800
- cl900.
294. Sherk, A.B., Rev. "Recollections of early
Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1915. 3:
13-19. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of farm life of the
Pennsylvania German pioneers, the Mennonite
church, education, German newspapers and bridges
over the Grand River. Period: 1800 - 1850.
295. Smith, Allan R.G. "Pioneer settlement of southwest
Wilmot." Waterloo Historical Society. 1946. 34:
24-33. Loc: all.
An account of early land clearing practices,
crops and the first churches and meeting places.
A few references are made to early inhabitants of
Wilmot Township including Paddy Darrington, Amos
Good and Miss Margaret Allen. Period: 1820 - 1900.
296. Sprung, Dorothea A. Pioneers of Waterloo County.
Doon Pioneer Village, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1984. 48 p.
maps, bibl., charts. Loc: OCCA, OKDHC.
A study of the settlement of the townships in
the Waterloo region from the time of the Six
Nations Indians to 1850, with an appraisal of the
three main ethnic groups, the Scots, the
Pennsylvania-Germans and the European Germans.
Period: 1800 - 1850.
297. Stark, H. Salvage archaeology at Woodside
National Historic Park. Ottawa: Parks Canada,
1981. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the excavation of an exploratory
trench along the foundation of the restored
Victorian childhood home of W.L. Mackenzie King.
The excavation, made necessary by flooding in the
basement, allowed artifacts and structural
information to be gathered. Period: 1870 - 1900.
298. "Stedman deed, 1795." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 20-21. Loc: all.
A photographed copy and brief explanation of the
deed by which Dumfries Township and adjoining
areas along the Grand River were sold by the Six
Nations Indians in 1795. Period: 1784 - 1798.
299. "The Stedman deed." Waterloo Historical Society.
1940. 28: 130-135. Loc: all.
Text of the land grant by the Six Nations
Indians to Philip Stedman in 1798, reprinted from
an earlier Waterloo Historical Society article in
1919, pp 84-87. The introduction to this article
is taken from a 1916 article about William Dickson
by James E. Kerr. Period: 1784 - 1798.
300. "Stedman-Indian deed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1914. 2: 7-8. ill. Loc: all.
The text of a deed giving Philip Stedman a
92,160-acre tract of land on the Grand River, by
the Sachems of the Six Nations Indians. This
tract was later defined as the Townships of North
Dumfries and South Dumfries- Period: 1784 - 1798.
301. Taylor, Andrew W. "Galt founders honoured."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1959. 47: 22-26.
Loc: all.
A survey of early settlement in Galt to mark the
unveiling of a commemorative plaque on September
12, 1959. Period: 1816 - 1836.
302. Taylor, Andrew W. "Pioneer days of the East River
Road, North Dumfries." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1946. 34: 7-13. Loc: all.
An account of the rural area immediately south
of Galt, settled by 38 families by 1818. The
author describes the role of William Dickson’s
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agent, John Telfer, in recruiting Scottish
settlers to come to Dumfries. Reprinted with the
article are four letters from John Telfer to
Thomas Taylor, dated between 1829 and 1832 and
referring to farm making, other pioneer settlers,
prices and costs, and events such as the cholera
epidemic. Period: 1816 - 1836.
303. "Transcript of Crown grant, confirming previous
Indian deed, for Block One Grand River Indians
Lands." Waterloo Historical Society. 1919. 7:
84-87. map. Loc: all.
Transcript of land grant from the Six Nation
Indians to Philip Stedman in 1798. Period: 1784 -
1798.
304. "Transcript of original deed for the German
Company Tract, Waterloo Township." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1919. 7: 87-90. map. Loc:
all.
Text of the 1805 deed of sale by Richard and
Henrietta Beasley of 60,000 acres of Block Number
Two to Daniel and Jacob Erb for 10,000 pounds.
Period: 1804 - 1805.
305. Van Dorp, Gerard Francis. A survey of the place
names of Waterloo County. University of Western
Ontario (student essay, Geography), 1962. 71 1.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the current and former names of
communities, including information about location,
time of settlement, reasons for adoption of the
place name and, in some cases, the first
industries. The names of rivers and lakes are
also explained. Period: 1800 - 1900.
306. Walker, AP. "John McDonald, the first surveyor
for the Canada Company." Families. 1982. 21,4:
275-278. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of McDonald who emigrated from
Invernesshire, Scotland via New York to Galt, and
then to Guelph. As surveyor for the Canada
Company, McDonald directed the survey of the Huron
Road between Goderich and Guelph in 1828. Period:
1827 - 1828.
307. Weber, Eldon D. "Some unusual aspects of land
surveys in Old Ontario." Families. 1976. 15,4:
125-129. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
An account of the haphazard patterns of
settlement in southern Ontario, sometimes changing
the intended layouts of townships. Waterloo and
Wilmot Townships are used as examples, with
detailed descriptions of their various tracts and
divisions. Period: 1800 - 1850.
308. Wintemberg, W.J. "Origin of the place and stream
names of Waterloo County, Ontario." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1927. 15: 351-380. map, bibL
Loc: all.
A systematic explanation of the probable sources
of names of townships, cities, towns, villages,
smaller localities, streams, rivers and lakes
following the same plan as the author’s previous
study of Oxford County. The dates when places
were named and the persons believed responsible
are stated in most cases, and the places are
located on a county map. The author mentions the
renaming of Berlin as Kitchener during World War I
but does not comment on alternative spellings for
Conestogo and Hawkesville. Period: 1800 - 1920.
309. Wood, J. David. "The letters of Deputy Surveyor
Adrian Marlet to the Surveyor General, 1805-1825."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 11-15.
ill. Loc: all.
A collection of letters by the man who surveyed
Dumfries Township for William Dickson in 1816 and
1817. Except for one reference to Absalom Shade,
nothing is mentioned of the Dumfries area. Period:
1805 - 1820.
310. Wood, J. David. "The stage is set: Dumfries
Township, 1816." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 40-50. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the survey of Dumfries Township
in 1816-1817 by Adrian Marlet who subdivided 465
farm lots, each of approximately 200 acres. The
author presents two maps compiled from the rich
information on soil texture, surface
configuration, drainage, vegetation, existing
roads and settlement in Marlet’s survey notebooks.
The article is illustrated by a reprint of the
North Dumfries section of Tremaine’s 1861 map,
showing all concession and side roads, railways,
rivers and streams, lot boundaries, and names of
property owners. Period: 1816 - 1861.
311. Wood, J. David. "The woodland-oak plains
transition zone in the settlement of western Upper
Canada." Canadian Geographer. 1961. 51,1: 43-47.
bibl., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An examination of the kind of land settled by
Ontario pioneers, using Dumfries Township as a
case study. Referring to the land survey notes
taken by Adrian Marlet, the author demonstrates
that the pioneers preferred a combination of open,
flat land with nearby forest. The open oak
plains, created by Indian attempts to clear the
land by burning, determined the location of the
first settlement roads. Period: 1814 - 1818.
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312. Woolfrey, Sandra and Chitwood, Prince. New
Aberdeen, a lost village in Waterloo County: an
historical and archaeological perspective. 1980.
317 1. bibl., ill., maps, plans, charts. Loc:
OK3TW.
A detailed archaeological report of artifacts
found in New Aberdeen during excavations in 1974
and 1975. Extensive field work was carried out at
the sawmill house and the general store, with more
general investigations at Thomas Brydon’s house
and the flour mill. An introductory history of
New Aberdeen including its settlement, industries
and social life, provides background information
on the village. An article by the same authors,
in the Waterloo Historical Society annual report
of 1975, gives a short report on the study.
Period: 1840 - 1900.
URBANIZATION AND SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS
313. Angst, Garfield. The changing functions of the
village of St Jacobs. University of Waterloo
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1965. 73 1. maps, bibl.
Also mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM.
An account of the village’s industrial origins,
tradition and growth, in relation to the
urbanization of the entire county. The author
considers the relationship of St Jacobs with its
hinterland, particularly the dependence of the
Snider Milling Company, St Jacobs Canning Company
and Hollinger Hardware Ltd on the farming
community. Period: 1848 - 1965.
314. Baird, KA "Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario."
Canadian Geographical Journal. 1969. 79,3:
90-99. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
An historical and contemporary portrait of the
relationship between the two cities. The author
reports that the Kitchener metropolitan area
(which included Waterloo) had the fastest rate of
growth in Canada during the 1960s. Period: 1800 -
1969.
315. Bell, Rose-Marie. The changing functions of
Elmira. University of Waterloo (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1965. 35 1. maps, tables, bibl. Loc:
OWTU.
An historical account of the establishment and
growth of the community from a crossroads
settlement to an independent centre, in three
phases: the pioneer period (1835-1890),
diversification and early industrialization
(1890-1940), and rapid urban growth (1940-1965).
The appendices provide factual information in
tabular form. Period: 1835 - 1965.
316. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. City-building processes in
Berlin/Kitchener and Waterloo, 1870-1930. Guelph:
University of Guelph (Ph.D. thesis, History),
1981. 548 1. ill., maps, bibl. Also Canadian
theses on microfiche, no. 55516. Loc: OWTUR, OWTU,
OWTL, OKIT.
A study in urban history, organized thematically
to include chapters on urban-industrial
development in southern Ontario between 1870 and
1930, the urban ethos, a prosopographical analysis
of community elites, municipal industrial
policies, processes shaping the urban environment
to 1912, and later efforts to reshape the urban
landscape by planning. The thesis includes many
maps and graphs, detailed endnotes and a
bibliography; appendices present tables
summarizing the roles of community leaders and the
entrepreneurs who received municipal inducements.
Several published articles and chapters in books
have made the thesis findings more accessible to
users. Period: 1830 - 1930.
317. Bunting, Trudi Elizabeth. Kitchener-Waterloo: the
geography of mainstreet. Occasional Paper no. 3.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, Faculty of
Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo,
1984. 117 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG,
OKIT, OWT.
A contemporary survey of the urban economy,
municipal government and intra-urban patterns of
demography, housing, industry and commerce, with
some historical information about
industrialization and planning. Three appendices
present driving and walking tours of the cities
and of the rural-urban fringe. Period: 1961 -
1981.
318. Cowan, Ted. Galt: the effects of competition in a
dispersed city. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Planning), 1971. 2 fiche. maps, tables,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An examination of the industrial and commercial
interdependence of Galt and neighbouring centres.
Following an historical account, the author
prescribes policies for downtown Galt and the
regional economy. Period: cl820 - 1971.
319. Cox, Kenneth Wayne. A functional classification
of small towns in Waterloo County. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A thesis, Geography),
1969. 66 1. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of 44 dormitory and service towns in
relation to large neighbouring centres, based on
data for numbers of business establishments or
services including churches, schools, post
offices, hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, gas
stations, automobile repair shops, farm equipment
stores and feed mills. Population statistics from
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the 1961 Census of Canada are given for each
community. Period: 1960 - 1969.
320. Dahms, Fredric A. and Forbes, James A. "Central
places in the ’Golden Triangle’: the Guelph
system, 1970." The Waterloo County area: selected
geographical essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 113-127. maps, tabl. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A study of Guelph’s hinterland that incidentally
provides useful information on the economic
relationships between south Wellington County and
the Kitchener-Waterloo urban area. Using data for
newspaper circulation, long-distance telephone
calls, and retail and service linkages, the
authors find that the boundary between the Guelph
and Kitchener-Waterloo spheres of influence tends
to follow the county boundary between south
Wellington and Waterloo. Period: 1969 - 1970.
321. Dahms, Fredric A. "Change and stability within an
urban hierarchy: Waterloo County 1864 to 1971."
Urban History Review. 1991. 20: 38-47. maps,
tabl. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A research report on numbers of business
establishments and functions of all cities, towns,
villages and hamlets, based on data from Dun and
Bradstreet reference books and the decennial
census. The author concludes that, despite some
changes in the ranking of specific central places,
the settlement hierarchy was very stable
throughout the century studied. Period: 1864 -
1971.
322. Dahms, Fredric A. "Economic revitalization in St
Jacobs, Ontario." Small Town. 1991. 20,1: 12-18.
ill., map. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A study of the recent transformation of St
Jacobs as a tourist attraction, following the
village’s long decline in business and population
from 1881. The author outlines some of the
specific agents and circumstances in the original
development of St Jacobs, such as the miller
E.W.B. Snider, and in its recent "renaissance",
notably the entrepreneur Milo Shantz. Period: 1870
- 1990.
323. Dahms, Fredric A. Functions of settlements in the
Waterloo region 1951-1985: with historical
background and comparative data for the counties
of Bruce, Huron and Wellington. Occasional Papers
in Geography no. 8. Guelph: Department of
Geography, University of Guelph, 1986. 88 p.
bibl., tables, maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
An account of economic, demographic and
agricultural changes in the smaller settlements of
Waterloo County. Using data from Dim and
Bradstreet in Standard Industrial Classification
categories, the author concludes that "the picture
is one of change and diversification rather than
decline." Many maps and statistical tables of
businesses and population complement the text.
Period: 1864 - 1985.
324. Dahms, Fredric A. "St Jacobs, Ontario: from
declining village to thriving tourist community."
Ontario Geography. 1991. 36: 1-13. ill., map,
tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A study of the transformation of the village,
including a discussion of agents and factors in
its original development and recent "renaissance".
The case of St Jacobs is set in the more
theoretical context of the changing functions of
small service centres in Canada and the United
States. Data for 1971 and 1986, derived from the
Census of Canada and Dim and Bradstreet Reference
Books as well as fieldwork and interviews, are
used to compare St Jacobs with 42 other small
centres in central and eastern Canada. The author
concludes that the four most critical factors in
economic success are heritage, amenity, access and
entrepreneurial effort. Period: 1870 - 1990.
325. Davidson, Jim. The differential growth rates of
urban centres in Waterloo County, 1800-1910.
University of Waterloo (B-E.S. thesis, Geography),
1980. 1 fiche. charts, maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An assessment of ethnicity, railway systems,
technological change and industrialization as
factors in the growth of Berlin, Galt, Hespeler,
Preston, Ayr, Elmira and New Hamburg. Period: 1800
- 1910.
326. English, John and McLaughlin, Kenneth. Kitchener:
an illustrated history. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press, 1983. 259 p. ill., maps, ports.,
tables, index. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWRN,
OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ,
OWTUCR.
A study of Berlin/Kitchener in which the themes
of economic growth, population and ethnicity, the
urban landscape, and social and political life are
discussed in six broad eras. These are the early
years, the county town period from 1852 to 1880,
the coming of age from 1880 to 1912, the trauma of
changing Berlin’s name to Kitchener during World
War I, Kitchener between the two wars, and
Kitchener after 1940. All persons and
organizations discussed in the text have been
indexed in the WRP database, as well as many
topical subject headings. Period: 1799 - 1979.
327. Jeffery, John Stephen. The replacement of Galt by
Kitchener as the major centre of the Golden
Triangle. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A.
Settlement Processes
39
thesis, Geography), 1968. 46 1. ill, tables, bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
A comparison of the two cities in order to
determine the reasons for Galt’s relative decline.
The factors of location, population size, ethnic
composition, transportation and trade links,
technological advancement, political strengths and
industry are considered. Period: 1881 - 1931.
328. Koebel, Dennis. New Hamburg: the evolution of
historical growth and urban development,
1824-1973. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1973. 73 p. ill., maps, tables. Loc:
OWTUM.
A survey of the town’s development in three
phases: 1824-1880, 1880-1940 and 1940-1970, with a
description of the contemporary urban setting and
services. Period: 1824 - 1973.
329. Lee, Chun-fen. The middle Grand River Valley of
Ontario: a study in regional geography.
University of Toronto (Ph.D. thesis, Geography),
1943. 471 p. ill., maps, tables. Loc: OTU.
A survey of the settlement and agricultural and
industrial development of the whole region
including Waterloo, Wellington and Brant counties.
While the author focuses on current conditions, he
outlines the main ethnic groups, traces growth
from the pioneer period, and describes the
economic and service functions of urban centres in
relation to their hinterlands. Period: 1810 -
1943.
330. Lee, Chun-fen. "Twin cities of Waterloo and
Kitchener." Economic Geography. 1946. 22:
142-147. ill. maps. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A geographic discussion of the relation between
the cities, initially separated by swamps and
sandy hills and later by the main line of the CN
railway. Although Kitchener became larger and
more industrialized than Waterloo, eventually
making the latter a part of greater Kitchener, the
distinct location of each city’s commercial centre
is predicted to ensure continued separation.
Period: 1800 - 1946.
331. Maguire, Garth. Evolution of and conditions
within four small regional communities with
respect to the regional core. Region of Waterloo.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography),
1977. 69 p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTUM.
A short survey of the historical development of
the villages of Wellesley, St Clements, Baden and
New Dundee as background to a more detailed
analysis of their interaction with
Kitchener-Waterloo in 1975-76. Period: 1900 -
1975.
332. McLaughlin, Kenneth. Cambridge: the making of a
Canadian city. Burlington: Windsor Publications,
1987. 208 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCLG,
OCH, OCP, OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A popular history of Cambridge to 1987, and of
the three separate industrial towns that were
amalgamated in 1973: Galt, Preston, and Hespeler.
The author presents a general historical overview,
emphasizing the economic aspect. Photographs of
Cambridge past and present constitute half of the
book. The last section, "Partners in Progress" by
James Quantrell, gives details of 38 Cambridge
corporations and their histories. Any of these
existing in Cambridge before 1973 have been
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1775 - 1987.
333. McLaughlin, Kenneth. Waterloo: an illustrated
history. Burlington: Windsor Publications, 1990.
208 p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OWRA,
OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUR.
A history of what is now the City of Waterloo
from its beginnings in 1816 to the late 1980s.
The book is very well illustrated with maps,
historical photographs and reproductions of works
by local artists. Names of persons, businesses,
churches and organizations have been thoroughly
indexed in the WRP database. Produced in
co-operation with the Waterloo Chamber of
Commerce, the volume includes profiles of
prominent local businesses in a "Partners in
Progress" section by Richard Pearce. Period: 1804
- 1988.
334. "Noteworthy neighbor communities - Kitchener and
Waterloo: activities and amenities of two cities."
Saturday Night. 1937. Pp. 26-40. ill., map,
tables. Also mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
An illustrated account that stresses the
prosperity and sophistication of the twin cities
by noting the many industries, businesses,
services, schools, churches and clubs. Tables
summarize debentures, tax assessments and
population for the years 1900 through 1937 and
there are brief profiles of specific companies and
their specialties. The supplement also includes a
report by A.R. Kaufman on the Kitchener town plan,
advertisements by local businesses and numerous
photographs. Period: cl800 - 1937.
335. Rittinger, Glenn R.G. The changing functions of
Ontario urban centres (population 20,000 or more,
1961). University of Waterloo (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1964. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of changing economic functions from 1931
to 1961 in 27 middle-sized Ontario urban centres,
including Galt and Kitchener. The author
concludes that all centres except Oshawa were
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multifunctional, with the predominant functions
being manufacturing, servicing, retailing and
construction. Of these four functions, only
manufacturing and retailing are classified as
stable in the early 1960s. The number of
functions performed by the urban centres is
generally found to have increased. Period: 1931 -
1961.
336. Russwurm, Lome H. "Hierarchical and functional
stability and change in a strongly urbanizing area
of southwestern Ontario, 1871-1971." Canadian
Geographer. 1981. 25,2: 149-166. maps, tables.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of long-term rates of decline,
stability and growth of population and commercial
functions in central places of the large region
comprising Peel, Halton, Wellington, Waterloo,
Perth, Oxford, Middlesex, Brant and Wentworth
counties. By 1971 "surging" places, growing
faster than their long-term mean, are found to be
concentrated near larger cities, a pattern similar
to 1971. The middle years 1901-41 are found to
have been most stable on all measures. "Slowing"
places are found on the northern periphery in
1871, from Toronto to Hamilton in 1901-41, and in
the rural area west of Kitchener by 1971. Period:
1871 - 1971.
337. Russwurm, Lome H. The rural-urban fringe with
comparative reference to London,
Kitchener-Waterloo and Sarnia. University of
Western Ontario (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1961.
207 1. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
An analysis of the interaction in the rural-
urban fringe of the factors of physiography
and soils, city site, situation and shape, and
location of industrial areas. The author
discusses problems, such as economic costs and
waste, taxation burdens and zoning, and recommends
regional planning for each city region. Period:
cl930 - 1961.
338. Russwurm, Lome H. "Urban fringe and urban shadow
in the Waterloo-southeast Wellington County area
land space matrix." The Waterloo County area-
selected geographical essays. Edited by A.G.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 97-111. maps,
tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A study of the impact of rapid urbanization in
the region between 1941 and 1966, based on factor
analysis of data variables from township
assessment rolls. Urban fringe variables measure
more concrete phenomena such as non-farm
population, land uses and residential assessment.
Urban shadow variables reflect urbanization
pressures such as non-farm and non-resident land
ownership and vacant land. Period: 1941 - 1966.
339. Schnare, Michael L. Evolution of the urban
pattern of Waterloo County. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1977. 1
fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A description of the technological changes that
have affected transportation, communication,
manufacturing and agricultural sectors of the
county economy. The study is organized in three
time periods: 1800-1851, 1852-1931 and 1932-1971.
Period: 1800 - 1971.
340. Sellner, James G. The regional role of Galt in
the Grand River urban triangle. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1969. 2 fiche.
graphs, maps, tables, mf. Loc: OWTU.
A description and analysis of Galt’s development
as an urban centre from 1816 to 1969, with a
prediction of its future role. Galt was the
regional centre in the mid- 1850s, but a century
later was secondary to Kitchener-Waterloo. The
author predicts that Galt will continue to play a
strong secondary role in the region, and that its
new downtown mall will rejuvenate its central
business district. Period: 1816 - 1969.
341. Thakur, Baleshwar. Changing functional makeup of
central place hierarchies in southwestern Ontario
between 1871 and 1971. University of Waterloo
(M.A. thesis, Geography), 1972. 2 fiche. maps,
tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An examination of functions of each settlement
to determine its status as a city, town, village
or hamlet. Using Dun and Bradstreet data, the
author traces businesses and services over the
100-year period. Patterns in the size of central
place systems are identified and discussed, and
data on functions and populations are presented in
the appendices. Period: 1871 - 1971.
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342. Kozorys, G. Factorial ecology,
Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1974. 77 1. charts,
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A spatial analysis of socio-economic and
demographic factors in familial and ethnic trends,
with many of the results presented in tabular
form. Period: 1961.
343. Lefevre, Craig. The spatial variation and spatial
distribution of the population age structure of
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1961. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1974. 113 p. bibl.,
graphs, tables, maps. Loc: OWTU.
A geographical study of age-groups, as a basis
for planning schools and housing. Twenty
demographic variables such as ethnic status, sex,
occupation, education and income are considered.
Period: 1960 - 1961.
344. Lobsinger, Linda. Elements of population change
in Wellesley Township, 1901-1911. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1983. 69 1.
ill., maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A demographic study based on birth, marriage and
death records. The author presents statistical
information on ethnic origin, gender, religious
affiliation, marital and familial trends, births
and causes of death. Period: 1901 - 1911.
345. Maloney, M. Christine. Spatial and social
mobility in mid-nineteenth century Galt and
Preston. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1980. 1 fiche. tables, graphs, bibl.
mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An outline of the geographic and social mobility
of the adult male population of Galt and Preston
from 1851 to 1871, as documented in the manuscript
census. In both towns, a high percentage of men
left town or died: in Galt 87.2 per cent of men
were gone, and in Preston the figure was 93 per
cent. Galt had fewer transients and provided for
greater upward social mobility than Preston. This
can be attributed to the fact that manufacturing
in Galt continued to expand during these years,
while Preston had reached a peak in 1851. Period:
1851 - 1871.
346. Moyer, Roger L. A comparative factorial ecology:
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1971 and 1981. Wilfrid
Laurier University (B.A thesis, Geography), 1984.
132 1. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An examination of socio-economic and demographic
characteristics based on census data for ethnic
origin, religion, education, mobility, fertility,
dwellings, households, employment and income. The
author finds that family status, ethnic status,
occupational status, tenure, "stock" family,
household size and income are the main factors and
concludes that the German ethnic group had been
virtually assimilated by 1981. Period: 1971 -
1981.
347. Sommerville, E. "Waterloo County: a population
profile, 1951-1971." The Waterloo County area:
selected geographical essays. Edited by A.G.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 40-62. map,
tables, graphs. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
An account of the demographic composition of the
county and its component municipalities, based on
census data. The author comments on the high
degree of urbanization, rapid growth, ethnic
background, diversified industries, and wage
levels of Waterloo County and the Kitchener Census
Metropolitan Area, in relation to national levels.
Contrasts are drawn between South Waterloo (Galt,
Preston, Hespeler and North Dumfries Township) and
North Waterloo over the period from 1881 to 1969.
Period: 1881 - 1971.
348. Zimmerman, Idessa and Jennings, Laurie. Cholera:
it swept this area like a scythe. The Author,
1966?. 4 1. ill., map. Loc: OKITW.
A copy of an article from the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record of 21 November 1963 by
Laurie Jennings, with additional information on
members of the Hembling family who were Bridgeport
cholera victims, and a description of the burial
sites. Period: 1813 - 1895.
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA SOURCES FOR GENEALOGY,
NOTABLY CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTIONS
349. Ambrose, Rosemary W. Births, deaths and marriages
in Canada Museum und Allgemeine Zeitung,
1835-1840. Kitchener Public Library, 1987. 1 v.
Loc: OKIT.
A listing of names, dates of events, and dates
recorded in the newspaper, prefaced by a brief
introduction to the journal and its owner, Henry
William Peterson. Period: 1835 - 1840.
350. Ambrose, Rosemary W. Index to births, deaths and
marriages announced in the Deutsche Canadier,
Berlin, Canada West. Kitchener Public Library,
1988. 58 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to surviving copies of the newspaper
for the years 1841 to 1862, held at the Kitchener
Public Library. The index includes names, dates
of the events, dates recorded in the journal, and
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brief details. The translation from the German,
and an earlier index on which this was based, were
prepared by Simone Nieuwolt and Sylvie Kuppek.
Period: 1841 - 1862.
351. An archaeological excavation of the pioneer
family Ilarvie Cemetery, North Dumfries Township.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Planning and Development Department, Archaeology
Division, 1988. 16 p. map., ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRMA.
A project report, including excerpts from a 1952
newspaper account of the cemetery. Period: 1812 -
1894.
352. Baker, Robert G. Rosebank Community Cemetery
(CC#4565): Block A, Concession 2, Lot 4, Huron
Road, Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Water loo- Wellington Branch,
1989. 16 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 150 markers.
The introduction notes that the cemetery dates
from about 1830 and is located on land deeded to
the community for use as a cemetery and school.
Rosebank was settled in the 1820s by Amish and
Tunkers; a large sawmill owned by the Hallman
family was located here. The Brethren in Christ
Church opposite the cemetery was founded in 1902.
Period: 1825 - 1989.
353. Baker, Robert G. and Madill, Dona and Huber,
Norma. Wilmot Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4558):
Bleam’s Road, South side. Lot 17, Wilmot Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 14 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 150 markers
in the cemetery that dates from 1846. The
introduction notes that the cemetery has always
been associated with Geiger Mennonite Church but
was also open to members of other denominations.
Period: 1846 - 1980.
354. Barnes, Bill and Barnes, Thelma and Hoffman,
Frances and Huber, Norma and Lambert, Ronald and
Madill, Dona and Taylor, Ryan and Vollmer, Wayne.
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery (CC#4556):
Petersburg, Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 23 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of about 225 stones listed by row
and plot, followed by an index. The introduction
notes that there have been four church buildings
associated with the cemetery, dating from 1844,
1851-3, 1876 and 1915. The cemetery occupies the
site of the first village school in the 1830s.
The inscriptions show that many children died of
diphtheria in 1895-6. Period: 1844 - 1980.
355. Barnes, Thelma. St James Anglican Church
(CC#4571): Huron Road, Wilmot Township, Block A,
Concession 2, Lot 27. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 19 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 220 markers
in the cemetery adjoining St James Anglican
Church. An introduction briefly outlines the
history of Anglican places of worship in Haysville
and New Hamburg, noting that the nave of the
church was built in 1854 and the site was formally
deeded by the Canada Company with three acres for
a cemetery. The text of the plaque, erected by
the Waterloo Historical Society in 1983, is
quoted. Period: 1854 - 1987.
356. Bauman, Angus S. Martin’s Mennonite Cemetery:
records copied from Angus Bauman’s book of
information of tombstone inscriptions. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1 v. (various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, index and plan of about 1000
markers. Interments in the cemetery began in
1831. Period: 1831 - 1980.
357. Becker family plot (CC#6325): Cone. North Bleams
Road, Lot 6, Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1987. 1 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of the two gravestones in the
burial plot beside the barn on the Becker family
farm on North Bleams Road. Period: 1842 - 1947.
358. Beechey, Marcella and Wall, Donna and Richards,
Sharon and Madill, Dona and Huber, Norma. St
Teresa Roman Catholic Cemetery, Elmira (CC#4594):
German Company Tract, Lot 92, Woolwich Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 18 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 160 markers
in the cemetery that was the original churchyard
of St Theresa’s parish before the church moved
into Elmira. The land was originally deeded by
Joseph Ruth in 1853. Period: 1853 - 1990.
359. Beth Jacob Cemetery (CC#4506): Victoria Street,
Kitchener. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 26 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of the stones, by row and plot,
in the two sections of the cemetery located at
Victoria Street South and Westmount Road in
Kitchener. About 108 stones are transcribed in
section A and 150 in Section B; the text of the
Holocaust Memorial is also transcribed. An index
is included. Period: 1910 - 1987.
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360. Bindemann, Frederick W., Rev. Copy of Pastor
Bindemann’s records, 1835-1864. Berlin: St Paul’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1865. 1 v. (unpaged).
Loc: OKIT.
Lists of baptisms, marriages, deaths and
confirmations compiled by the pioneer Lutheran
pastor who officiated at many early Protestant
ceremonies in Waterloo County. Most entries are
in English, but some are in German. At the
Kitchener Public Library this information has been
entered on catalogue cards and the names arranged
alphabetically in drawers labelled Bindemann
Grooms, Bindemann Brides, Bindemann Baptisms and
Bindemann Burials. Period: 1835 - 1864.
361. Bowyer, David G., Rev. Baptisms performed at St.
John the Evangelist Church (Anglican Church of
Canada), Berlin, 1858-1872. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1985. 19 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, with an index prepared by Sue
Mansell, of about 220 baptisms. Details are
provided of child’s name, date of birth, date of
baptism, parents’ names, father’s trade or
profession, place of residence, and names of
sponsors and officiating clergy. Period: 1858 -
1872.
362. Breslau Mennonite Cemetery formerly Cressman
Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4579): GCT East of Grand,
Lot 115, Woolwich Township (formerly Waterloo
Township). Mennonite Historical Society of
Ontario - Genealogical Committee, 1984. 81 p. Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions of 596 stones, preceded by an
index. The introduction notes that the site was
deeded to the Mennonite Chinch by Christian C.
Snyder in 1837. Period: 1834 - 1984.
363. Brubacher, Glenn. Readings of the tombstones of
the cemetery of First Mennonite Church (CC#4507)
1985. 65 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan and index of more than
2,200 markers, including notations of the matching
numbers in Ezra Eby’s Biographical history of
Waterloo Township. Period: 1830 - 1983.
364. Buehler, Allan M. Blair Memorial Cemetery
(CC#4501): old and new sections, Waterloo Township
Lot #4, Beasley’s Old Survey. Allan Buehler,
1975. 25 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions and plans of markers in both
parts of the cemetery, with an index to about 900
names. The first burial is dated 1804. Period:
1804 - 1975.
365. Buehler, Allan M. Comments on the Blair Cemetery
records. 1975. 15 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcription with plan of the old section only
of the cemetery. This report replicates part of
the report on the Blair Memorial Cemetery
described in record D-1057. Period: 1804 - 1920.
366. Cedar Creek Cemetery records. 1984. 1 v.
(unpaged), map. Loc: OKIT.
Photocopy of the record book begun in 1908 after
the earlier records were destroyed in a fire. A
plan of the cemetery is in rear pocket. Period:
1908 - 1984.
367. Cemetery Committee. St James Lutheran Church
invites you to their memorial service in the
church. The Church, 1991. 1 folded sheet, ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A list of members of the Lutheran congregation
in St Jacobs who died in each year from 1868 to
1991. Period: 1868 - 1991.
368. Closed St Clement’s Cemetery, northeast comer of
Duke and Laurel Streets, Cambridge. Waterloo:
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and
Development Department, Archaeology Division,
1989. 1 file folder. Loc: OWRMA.
A report on the excavation of skeletal remains
of about 130 individuals found on the site of the
former cemetery which had been closed for
redevelopment.
369. Complete Woolwich cemetery records: Elmira
Mennonite, St Jacobs Mennonite, Conestogo Old
Order, North Woolwich Mennonite, Floradale
Mennonite. 1984. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of markers in several Woolwich
cemeteries, with indexes, plans and explanatory
notes on each. Nearly 800 markers are transcribed
and indexed for the West Woolwich or Elmira
Mennonite Cemetery which adjoins the Old Order
meeting house built in 1854 on the southeast
corner of Lot 104. The present red brick
Mennonite church was built in about 1923 and the
cemetery is also used by members of the
Markham-Waterloo Conference who meet in the white
meeting house. Over 300 markers are recorded for
the burial ground attached to the new Conestogo
meeting house which was built in 1894. About 280
burials are noted for the St Jacobs Mennonite
Cemetery which includes the Old Conestogo Cemetery
dating from the 1850s. The North Woolwich
Mennonite Cemetery was associated with the church
built in 1872, with about 640 burials recorded
since 1875; members of the Floradale Mennonite
Church used this cemetery until 1945 before
establishing their own. Details of Woolwich
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residents’ burials in the South Peel Mennonite
Cemetery, located in Wellington County one mile
west of Wallenstein, are included. Period: 1850 -
1980.
370. Conestogo Old Order Mennonite Cemetery
monumental transcriptions (CC#4575): Woolwich
Township. Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario,
Genealogical Committee, 1986. 1 v. (unpaged) Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions of about 300 stones, preceded by
an index. There is no introduction.
371. Dettweiler, Allan. Bloomingdale Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4587), sometime called Snyder’s, Road
67A, Woolwich Township, formerly Waterloo
Township, Waterloo County, Ontario. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1992. 49 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 500 markers,
most of which date from after 1900. Period: 1900 -
1990.
372. Doon Cemetery (CC#4519): Biehn Tract Lot 1,
Waterloo Township (now Mill Park Drive, Kitchener,
west of Doon). Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 41 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of about 260 stones, by row and
plot, followed by an index. The introduction notes
that the Doon Presbyterian Church was built in
1854 on land given by Robert Ferrie, who also
bought part of the Christian Schneider farm for a
cemetery. Doon Cemetery adjoins the Kinzie-Biehn
Cemetery. Period: 1854 - 1987.
373. Eberhardt, Janet and Huber, Norma. Doon Pioneer
Tower Cemetery (CC#5016): BF East of Grand, Lot
12, Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1987. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of 21 stones, preceded by an
index. The introduction notes that the Doon
Pioneer Tower was erected on this site (part of
the old Betzner homestead) partly because of the
existence of the old graveyard. Speaking at the
dedication of the tower in 1926, D.N. Panabaker is
quoted as referring to seven nameless graves as
those of Indians who had been friendly to the
early settlers. Period: 1806 - 1875.
374. Eberhardt, Janet and Huber, Norma. Limerick
Cornell Cemetery (CC#5417): Broken Front
Concession, East of the Grand, Lot 9, Waterloo
Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 4 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, with an index, of some 31 stones
that were moved in about 1967, from the original
location on the west side of Highway 8 about one
mile north of Preston, to a location beside Doon
Heritage Crossroads on Huron Road at Homer Watson
Blvd. At the time of the move, 113 graves were
counted but only 45 markers were found; only 31
markers are reported in 1987. Period: 1810 - 1900.
375. Eberhardt, Janet and Huber, Norma. PinehiU
Cemetery (CC#4549): Canada Company Block A,
Concession 1, Lot 14 and 15, Wilmot Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 10 p.
map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan and index of about one
hundred markers in the cemetery located on Huron
Road (County Road #2) about four kilometres east
of Haysville. The introduction notes that the
trustees of the Wilmot Methodist Burial Ground and
Chapel bought one-half acre of Lot 14 from Thomas
Johnson in 1842 and one-half acre in 1864 from his
nephew Samuel Johnson. Chapel services were
discontinued around 1900; burials continued until
1939 but the cemetery has since been abandoned,
neglected and vandalized. Period: 1841 - 1939.
376. Eberhardt, Janet and Huber, Norma. St Andrew’s
Pioneer Pergola (CC# 44488): Lansdowne Avenue,
Galt. 1984. 30 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of the stones from Old
St Andrew’s and United Presbyterian Cemeteries
which were preserved in the rectangular pergola
built by the Waterloo Chapter of the IODE in 1907.
Period: 1839 - 1869.
377. Eberhardt, Janet and Huber, Norma. Stauffer
Abandoned Cemetery (CC#4547): Canada Company
Block A Concession 2, Lot 22, Wilmot Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 4 p. map. Loc:
OKIT.
Transcription with plan and index of 20 markers
in the small cemetery located about one mile south
on a winding road from Haysville, at the north
comer of the first road to the west. The
cemetery, begun as a family burial plot for the
John Stauffer family, was later opened to
Pennsylvania German neighbours who attended the
Biehn Mennonite Church two kilometres west of the
cemetery. Period: 1852 - 1908.
378. Elliott, Bruce S. and Kohli, Maijorie. Index to
the 1871 Census of Ontario: Waterloo. Toronto:
Ontario Genealogical Society, 1990. 173 p. map.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCGR, OWRE.
An index to 9,513 heads of household and
"strays" (persons with surnames different from the
surnames of the household in which they were
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counted) enumerated in Waterloo County in April
1871. The index was created as part of the
Ontario Genealogical Society’s 25th anniversary
project. The tabulation includes details of
surname, forename, whether a "stray", age, country
or province of birth, religion, ethnic origin,
occupation. Census District and Census
Sub-District, Census Enumerator’s Division and
page number in the manuscript census schedules.
Period: 1870 - 1871.
379. Elmira Union Cemetery (CC#4578). Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1991. 122 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of nearly 3,000
stones, by row and plot, in the municipal burying
ground founded in the 1860s as a non-Lutheran
cemetery. Period: 1860 - 1990.
380. Giilck, Helena. Schmetzer Farm Cemetery
(CC#4526), Wellesley Township, Lot 7, Concession
X, near Linwood. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 2 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan of 22 markers in the
small, abandoned cemetery west of Linwood. It is
on the farm occupied successively by Michael,
Georg and Jacob Schmetzer; other family names
recorded on the stones are Fleischhauer and
Schultheis. Period: 1870 - 1920.
381. Giilck, Helena and Huber, Norma. Zion United
Church Cemetery, Maple Grove, formerly Wesleyan
Methodist (CC#4503): Broken Front Concession, Lot
31, Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1986. 12 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of more than 100
stones in the cemetery which was associated with
the Wesleyan church established by 1855. Period:
1855 - 1975.
382. Groh, Ivan. "The first community cemetery and
church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52:
31-33. Loc: all.
A short description of the Hagey Mennonite
Church and cemetery where many early residents of
Preston are buried. The author lists Clemens
family members buried there, with their birth and
death dates. Period: 1806 - 1964.
383. Hinds, A. Leone. Waterloo County marriages,
births and burials, 1840-1849, as recorded in
Wellington District by the Clerk of the Peace
Thomas Saunders. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 30 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcription with index of manuscript records
relating to the Waterloo County area before 1850,
when it was part of the Wellington District. The
entries include ceremonies conducted and recorded
by Benjamin Eby, John Oesch and Christian Miller,
"ministers of the Mennonist Society." Period: 1840
- 1849.
384. Historical Society of St Boniface and Maryhill
Community. St Boniface’s Roman Catholic Cemetery,
Maryhill (CC#4580): German Company Tract, Lot 81,
Waterloo Township (now Woolwich Township).
Maryhill: The Society, 1985. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions, with index and plan, of nearly
700 markers, 119 of which are inscribed in German
script and 90 of which are crosses. A suggested
walking tour is included. Period: 1851 - 1985.
385. Hoffman, Frances and Taylor, Ryan. Abandoned
Baptist Mission Cemetery (CC#4550): Canada
Company Block B, Concession I, Lot 19, Wilmot
Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1988. 4 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of 25 stones in the
small cemetery that lies behind a log house to the
left of the Philipsburg-Wellesley road. The log
house was first a Baptist church built in 1837,
later served as a Pentecostal temple into the
1940s, and is now a private dwelling. The
cemetery was most used in the period 1880 to 1920.
Period: 1837 - 1942.
386. Hoffman, Frances. Berlett’s Comer Cemetery
(CC#4552): Canada Company Block B, Concession IH,
Lot 13, Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 5 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of grave markers, numbered by
rows, with an index of names. The introduction
notes that the cemetery occupies the site of the
Berlett’s Corners Lutheran Church, next to a
building previously used as the schoolhouse for
Wilmot School Section No. 19. Period: 1862 - 1925.
387. Hoffman, Frances. Birth, baptismal and marriage
registers for the Free Presbyterian Congregation
of Chalmers Church, Winterbourne, Ontario.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 17, 86 p. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
Details of 567 baptisms, each with name, dates
of birth and baptism, father’s occupation (in
about two-thirds of all cases), and the name of
the clergyman. Details of some 50 marriages
include name, address, place of birth and age of
bride and groom, names of parents and witnesses,
and date of marriage. The lists are preceded by
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an index of names linked to the numbered entries.
Period: 1838 - 1939.
388. Hoffman, Frances and Huber, Norma and Lambert,
Ronald and Robertson, E.A. and Taylor, Ryan.
Freeborn Cemetery, also known as Zion
Presbyterian Cemetery (CC#4543): West Concession
3, Lot 10, Wellesley Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 10 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions of nearly 100 stones, by row and
plot, followed by an index. The introduction notes
that the cemetery, while located on what was
historically the Freeborn farm, served as a
community cemetery and was also known as the Zion
Presbyterian Cemetery. Period: 1845 - 1988.
389. Hoffman, Frances. St Clement’s Roman Catholic
Cemetery (CC#4499): Speedsville Road, Cambridge,
formerly Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 51 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of nearly 600 markers.
The introduction notes that the parish of St
Clement in Preston dates from about 1847, and that
the Jesuits from Guelph had charge until 1889.
The present church and cemetery date from 1922,
and the stones (but not the graves) in the
churchyard at Duke and Dolph streets were moved to
the new cemetery. Period: 1847 - 1987.
390. Hoffman, Frances. West Montrose United Church
Cemetery (CC#4596), German Company Tract Lot 71,
Woolwich Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of some 165 markers.
The introduction notes that the first church was
built in 1862-3, and the present one in 1906-07 at
the time of union into the United Brethren
Association of Congregational Churches. Period:
1862 - 1985.
391. Hoffman, Frances. Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Cemetery (CC#4576): South Erb’s Road, Lot 4,
Wilmot Township (east of St Agatha). Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1991. 7 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 90 markers.
The introduction notes that the first services
were held in the log schoolhouse on the present
church property in December 1834 by the Rev. F.W.
Bindemann. The present church building dates from
1863. Period: 1834 - 1988.
392. Horst, Isaac R. Baptismal records, 1842-1980.
The Author, 198-?. 64 p. Loc: OKIT.
A compilation of all available baptismal records
for Mennonites in Waterloo County to 1889, and
then for Old Order Mennonites to 1980. The
details, presented by year, were apparently
transcribed from the records of Mennonite bishops
-- Benjamin B. Eby (1812-1853), Henry P. Shantz
(1842-1877), Joseph B. Hagey (1851-1876), Abraham
W. Martin (1867-1902), Amos S. Cressman (1875-
1909), Elias E. Weber (1875-1909), Paul S. Martin
(1902-1914), Ezra L. Martin (1914-1939), Jesse B.
Bauman (1933-1939), Daniel G. Brubacher
(1939-1942), Addison M. Gingrich (1942-1961) and
Edward M. Bauman (1961-). Period: 1842 - 1980.
393. Huber, Norma. 1851 Census of Waterloo Township:
alphabetical index by name, with complete
information. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1988. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
An indexed list of persons enumerated in the
1851 Census, with details of surname, given name,
occupation, birthplace, religion, age, division of
the township, page and line. The introduction
notes that the index was first prepared in 1967 as
a project of the Waterloo Historical Society and
then excluded Preston. A team of the OGS Chapter
revised and alphabetized the earlier index with
computer assistance. Period: 1850 - 1851.
394. Huber, Norma and Huber, Doris. Abandoned
cemetery (CC#4525): Wellesley Township, east
concession VII, lot 8. 1984. 2 p. map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of 15 markers dating
from between 1860 to 1887. An introduction
explains that Henry and Susannah Ernst in 1864
sold one acre to Daniel Martin, trustee of the
Religious Society of Mennonites, for a meeting
house and burial ground. Most burials were
members of the Ernst, Schmitt and Frey families.
When County Road 15 was relocated and widened, the
cemetery was moved and the stones were salvaged
and reorganized. Period: 1860 - 1887.
395. Huber, Norma and Turnbull, Maijorie. Anderson
family plot (CC#6336): Concession 10, Lot 4, North
Dumfries Township (formerly Beverly Township,
Wentworth County). Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1987. 1 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of two stones in a family plot on
the rear edge of the Cambridge Golf and Country
Club. Two young girls are reported to have died
of cholera. Period: 1834 - 1843.
396. Huber, Norma. Ayr Cemetery (CC#4489), Ayr
village, North Dumfries Township, Waterloo County,
Ontario,. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 163 p.
Loc: OKIT.
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Transcriptions with index of about 2,000 markers
in the cemetery which was established in 1877 to
replace various smaller churchyards and rural
burial grounds. Period: 1877 - 1989.
397. Huber, Norma and Taylor, Ryan. The Ayr Cemetery
records index. Kitchener Public Library, 1989. 1
v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
An index to some 3,700 persons whose burials are
recorded in the Ayr Cemetery Record book which was
microfilmed in the early 1970s, with a copy
available at the Kitchener Public Library. The
introduction describes the layout of the Record
book and appraises the quality of its information.
The index includes details only of personal names
with their location in the cemetery by lot and
range and has no reference to any dates.
398. Huber, Norma. Bethel United Church Cemetery
(CC#4553): Canada Company Block A, Concession 3,
Lot 30, Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1986. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of 58 markers by numbered rows,
with an index of all names. The introduction
summarizes the history of the church which was
built in 1861 as part of a circuit based in
Bright, Oxford County. The church building was
sold in the 1960s to a Mennonite congregation, but
the cemetery remains the responsibility of a board
of trustees. Period: 1861 - 1986.
399. Huber, Norma. Bridgeport Free Church Cemetery
(CC#5428): Homing’s Tract, Bloomingdale Road (now
Kitchener) Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 27 p. maps. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of about 260 markers by row and
lot with an index. The introduction notes that
land for the Free Church and cemetery was given by
John U. Tyson. When plots in this cemetery had
all been sold, the Bridgeport Memorial Cemetery
next door was developed as an extension. Period:
1848 - 1988.
400. Huber, Norma. Bridgeport Memorial Cemetery
(CC#6259): Homing’s Tract, Bloomingdale Road (now
Kitchener) Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 18 p. map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of some 175 markers in the
cemetery created as an extension to the Bridgeport
Free Cemetery. Period: 1848 - 1986.
401. Huber, Norma and Kohli, Maijorie. Calvary
Conservative Mennonite Church Cemetery: German
Company Tract Lot 124, Regional Road #21, Woolwich
Township, Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1992. 12 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 110 markers.
An introduction notes that the church to which the
cemetery is attached was originally Evangelical
when built in 1868 and that it was bought by the
Conservative Mennonites in the late 1970s. Period:
1868 - 1990.
402. Huber, Norma. Cedar Creek Cemetery (CC#4490):
Dickie Settlement Cemetery (CC#4491) North
Dumfries Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1985. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of the markers in each cemetery,
with an alphabetical index and a list of known
burials in Cedar Creek that have no stones.
Period: 1834 - 1977.
403. Huber, Norma. Cedar Grove Amish Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4528): West Concession IH, Lot 12,
Wellesley Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1991. 14 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of about 180 markers.
An introduction notes that the older stones
bearing only initials are being replaced by plain
white stones with more complete information.
Period: 1915 - 1988.
404. Huber, Norma. Evangelical United Brethren
Cemetery (CC#4585): now Calvary United Church
Cemetery, German Company Tract Lot 37, St Jacobs,
Woolwich Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1986. 25 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions of about 500 stones with an
index. The introduction notes that the
Evangelical Association organized its church in St
Jacobs in 1848. The cemetery occupies the site of
the original log church built on the brow of a
hill overlooking the Conestogo River, on land
given by Anthony Reitzel. Period: 1848 - 1985.
405. Huber, Norma. Freeborn Private Cemetery
(CC#4527): Wellesley Township, West Concession 3,
Lot 7, Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1992. 1 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of the two stones in
the private cemetery at the northeast corner of
the junction of Township Roads 3 and 16. Period:
1853 - 1858.
406. Huber, Norma and Kohli, Maijorie. Hallman
Mennonite Cemetery (CC#6703): Cone. 11, Lot 31,
North Dumfries Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
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1989. 7 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of some 62 markers on the
one-acre plot originally deeded by Adam Unger in
1847 in trust to Jacob Detweiler for a meeting
house and burying ground. The introduction notes
that services were conducted in the brick church
across the road until 1886. Most stones bear
pre-1900 dates. Period: 1847 - 1900.
407. Huber, Norma and Madill, Dona. Holy Family Roman
Catholic Cemetery, New Hamburg (CC#4559): South
Bleams Road, Wilmot Township, Waterloo County.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo- Wellington Branch, 1992. 22 p. index.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 200 markers.
The introduction notes that the cemetery land was
bought in 1892, local Catholic burials having
previously been in the St Agatha cemetery. Other
details of early Catholic churches and schools are
also provided. Period: 1892 - 1990.
408. Huber, Norma and Taylor, Ryan and Brown-Kubisch,
Linda. Index to marriages from the record book of
Saint Peter’s Lutheran Church, Preston,
1839-1847. Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library,
1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
An index to over 500 marriages, listing names of
spouses with dates of the marriages. Period: 1839
- 1847.
409. Huber, Norma. Kinzie-Bean Cemetery (CC#5425):
Biehn Tract Lot 1, Waterloo Township (now Mill
Park Drive, Kitchener, west of Doon). Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo- Wellington
Branch, 1987. 11 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions and index of about 80 surviving
markers and monuments in the cemetery located on
the original farm of John Biehn who came from
Montgomery County, PA in 1800. Biehn’s
son-in-law, Dilman Kinzie of Bucks County, arrived
at the same time and settled across the road from
the cemetery. The text of a cairn erected in 1974
is also transcribed. Period: 1800 - 1985.
410. Huber, Norma. Linwood Cemeteries: St Peter’s
Lutheran Cemetery (CC#4541), Concession XL Lot
11; Linwood Union Cemetery (CC#4531), Concession
X, Lot 10, Wellesley Township, Waterloo County.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo- Wellington Branch, 1987. 16, 29 p. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions of about 190 stones in St Peter’s
Cemetery, founded for the German-speaking people
of the community in about 1900, and of the 135
stones in the Linwood Union Cemetery (used from
about 1860). There is a consolidated index to
names, row and plot numbers and plans of each
cemetery. Period: 1860 - 1986.
411. Huber, Norma. Marriages of Galt and area
inhabitants with some strays. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1986. 33 p. Loc: OKIT.
A computer-generated index with names of both
spouses, places of residence, dates of marriage,
forenames of father and mother (in a few cases),
and the denominations of the churches where the
marriages took place. The information is taken
from several sources, including Central
Presbyterian Church, First United Church, Trinity
Anglican Church, Gore District and Waterloo County
records, the Alexander MacGregor marriage records
and Ezra Eby’s Biographical history of Waterloo
Township. Period: 1841 - 1869.
412. Huber, Norma. Mount Hope Cemetery (CC#4500),
Waterloo City, Roger Street East, Waterloo City
(formerly Waterloo Township, Waterloo County,
Ontario). Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 5 v.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of markers in the municipal
cemetery established in 1865. The work is
organized in sections A, B, BB, C, D, E, F, H, I,
J, K, L, M, N, O, P, New and Old Roman Catholic
Sections, with a master index of over 8,000 names.
Period: 1865 - 1990.
413. Huber, Norma. Mount View Cemetery (CC#4495): 80
Blenheim Road, Cambridge, formerly Galt, North
Dumfries Township, Waterloo County. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1988 - 1992. 8 v. (various pagings). Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions with plans and indexes of markers
in the large public cemetery that dates from 1867.
Originally called the Galt Cemetery, the name was
changed in 1886. When the old Strang Burying
Ground and St Andrew’s Cemetery were closed in
1889, many bodies and monuments were moved to
Mount View. In recording the transcriptions, an
attempt is made to correlate stone numbers with
the cemetery burial map. The transcriptions are
reported in seven sections. The reports on 1,100
markers in Section 1 and 1,500 markers in Section
3 appeared in 1988; the report on 2,300 names in
Section 4 was published in 1990; the reports on
2,200 names in Sections 5 and 5A, about 6,000
names in Section 6, and 200 markers in the
Mausoleum section were published in 1991; and the
report on 1,500 markers in Sections 7 and 7A
appeared in 1992. Period: 1867 - 1985.
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414. Huber, Nonna. New Dundee Cemetery (CC#4561):
Block B, Concession HI, Lot 6, Wilmot Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 41 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, with index and plan, of more
than 450 markers dating from the 1870s to the
present. The introduction notes that the first
burial ground was located on the farm of Frederick
Lautenschlager on the western side of the mill
pond at the north end of the village. In 1914,
the village churches decided that the cemetery
should be enlarged and adjoining land was
purchased for the New Dundee Union Cemetery. The
OGS branch also produced an unpaged book showing
plans of the cemetery plots in 1986. Period: 1876
- 1986.
415. Huber, Norma. New Hamburg Reformed Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4562): sometimes called Hostetler’s
Cemetery, North Snyder’s Road, Lot 20, Wilmot
Township, Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1992. 16 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 150 markers
in the cemetery that dates from about 1850. An
introduction provides a brief history of the
church and school that were originally on the same
site and were later moved across the road. Period:
1847 - 1990.
416. Huber, Norma and Huber, Doris. Newborn Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#6439): Woolwich Township, GCT Lot
38. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 1 v. (unpaged).
Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions of eight markers in the small
cemetery adjoining a large white frame meeting
house on the south side of the first road north of
County Road 17, about two miles northwest of St
Jacobs. Most markers bear post- 1950 dates.
Period: 1956 - 1986.
417. Huber, Norma. Nith Valley Mennonite Cemetery,
formerly Biehn Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4554):
Canada Company Block A, Concession 3, Lot 24,
Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 6 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, with index and plan, of about 50
markers. The introduction notes that the Nith
Valley Mennonite Church, formerly Biehn Mennonite
Church, was originally built in 1870 on land given
by John Bean while the cemetery site was bought
from Isaac Bean. Period: 1870 - 1986.
418. Huber, Norma. Saint James Lutheran Cemetery,
Elmira Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 41 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of some 480 markers.
The introduction notes that Saint James was the
first organized congregation in Elmira, being
served by the Rev. Jacob Werth who also founded
Saint Matthew’s in Conestogo during his time at
Elmira During the pastorate of H.W.H. Wichman
(1859-1861) a schism led to the founding of St
Paul’s, Elmira A brick church was built in 1869
and land for the cemetery was bought in 1884.
Period: 1850 - 1990.
419. Huber, Norma and Madill, Dona Saint Mark’s
Lutheran Cemetery (CC#4538): East Concession 2,
Lot 13, Wellesley Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1991. 16 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 190 markers.
The cemetery was begun in association with the
Evangelical Lutheran Church which was established
in the 1870s and first called St Paul’s. The
original church building of 1876 was replaced in
1907. Period: 1875 - 1990.
420. Huber, Norma. Saint Peter’s Lutheran Cemetery
(CC#4509): Kitchener, Weber Street East.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 3 v. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with indexes of some 2,000
markers in the cemetery established in 1871 by the
congregation which organized in 1862. The land
was bought from Menno Erb and the cemetery, which
adjoins the churchyard of First Mennonite Church,
was described in 1950 as the largest Lutheran
cemetery in Canada. Each volume contains a plan
of the various sections of the cemetery and an
introductory history of the church and burial
ground. Period: 1862 - 1990.
421. Huber, Norma. Sheard family monument (CC#4567),
Block A, Concession 2, Lot 2, Wilmot Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 1 1. Loc: OKIT.
Transcription of text on the spired stone of
red-faced granite and on the five small footstones
that commemorate Titus and Mary Sheard and family.
Period: 1844 - 1890.
422. Huber, Norma and Kohli, Maijorie. St Mary’s Roman
Catholic Cemetery (CC#6307): 235 Cooper Street,
Hespeler, now Cambridge. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1985. 22 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of the stones with an index to
all personal names. A preface outlines the
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history of the Church of St Mary of the Visitation
which was built in 1857 and destroyed by fire in
1916. The cemetery was used for interments from
1894 to 1951. Period: 1894 - 1951.
423. Huber, Norma. St Patrick’s Cemetery (CC#4496):
Avenue Road, Galt. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 1 v. (various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 300 markers.
The introduction notes that the cemetery was
originally cared for by St Patrick’s Roman
Catholic Church but then taken over by the
Hamilton Diocese. Period: 1866 - 1986.
424. Huber, Norma. Strang Cemetery and miscellaneous
misplaced stones (CC#4): Cambridge (Galt), N.
Dumfries Township, Waterloo County. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1992. 1 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of seven markers, representing a
few that have been traced of those that were left
at the Old Strang burying ground after most stones
were removed to Mount View Cemetery in the early
twentieth century. Period: 1840 - 1863.
425. Huber, Norma. Trinity Anglican Cemetery
(CC#4497): Blenheim Road, Galt. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1991. 87 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of over 1,000 markers.
The introduction notes that the cemetery was begun
as a traditional Anglican burying ground at a time
when each church had its own. Period: 1840 - 1990.
426. Huber, Norma. Wilhelm Cemetery (CC#4573): Wilmot
Township, South Erb’s Road, Lot 13. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1987. 6 p. map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 50 markers in
the cemetery that was founded in the 1830s. The
location is described as facing Shantz Mennonite
Church and Cemetery across the road, with a school
house on the northeast corner. Period: 1833 -
1952.
427. Huber, Norma. Winterbourne Presbyterian Cemetery
(CC#4597) and Winterbourne Pioneer Methodist
Cemetery (CC#4587): both Lot 5, Broken Front
Concession East of Grand River, Woolwich
Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1984. 25 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions, with index and plan, of about
580 markers in the Presbyterian cemetery and 81 in
the Methodist cemetery. The introduction notes
that one acre for Presbyterian cemetery purposes
was promised by Luman Woodward in 1836 but not
conveyed until 1855. The Chalmers Presbyterian
Church bought half an acre in 1915. The Methodist
church was built of fieldstone in 1856, closed in
1915 and was demolished in 1927; the site is
marked by a plaque erected by the Winterbourne
Women’s Institute in 1972. Period: 1835 - 1983.
428. Huber, Norma and Giilck, Helena. Woodland
Cemetery, Kitchener (CC#4510): Arlington
Boulevard, formerly in Waterloo Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 12 v. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with indexes and plans of markers
in the various sections of the 50-acre cemetery
that contains the Roman Catholic Mausoleum and
the Protestant Mausoleum as well as the main
administrative office for the City of Kitchener
Cemeteries. A special section is for German War
Graves of Canadian prisoners of war. The earliest
interment was in 1926. Period: 1926 - 1991.
429. Hulford, Sheila. 'Waterloo County marriages,
1866." Families. 1972. 11,2: 39-54. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A list of marriages from 1863 to 1869 in two
parts, the first by bridegroom’s name, the second
by bride’s name, with details of their ages,
places of birth and the names of their parents.
The author notes that the original register, at
the Public Archives of Ontario, contains more
information. Period: 1863 - 1869.
430. Kauk, Patricia J. and Kubisch, Michael.
Genealogical information in the Bibles of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Kitchener Public
Library, 1990. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
Translations from the German, arranged
alphabetically by family name and providing
information on births, deaths and marriages.
Period: 1726 - 1965.
431. Kingwood Reformed Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4535):
West Concession III, Lot 3, Wellesley Township,
Waterloo County, Ontario. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1989. 12 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of some 120 stones in
the small cemetery located just west of the
crossroads hamlet formerly known as Goosetown.
The cemetery served the Reformed Mennonites
connected with a North Easthope church to the west
as well as the community at large. Period: 1860 -
1988.
432. Kitchener Mount Hope Cemetery walking tours.
Kitchener: City of Kitchener Parks and Recreation
Department, 1980. 9 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A guide to three suggested walking tours,
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following a brief historical sketch of the
cemetery administered by the City of Kitchener
since 1958. The earliest markers date from 1812.
Berlin bought two acres from John Hoffman in 1868
and a further 10 acres in 1871 for what was
originally called Greenbush Cemetery, renamed
Mount Hope in 1872. At this time, remains from
church burial grounds in central Berlin were
re-interred at Mount Hope. The guide notes the
graves and monuments of prominent people in the
history of Berlin/Kitchener. Period: 1812 - 1980.
433. Kohli, Maijorie and Madill, Dona and Wall, Donna
and Huber, Norma. Detweiler Mennonite Cemetery
(CC#4493): Roseville: Concession 11, Lot 37, North
Dumfries Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 28 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of some 320 stones, by row and
lot, followed by an index. The introduction notes
that the Detweiler Mennonite Church dates from
1822 with the arrival of Jacob Detweiler who
became the first minister. One acre of ground was
registered in 1842 for the sole use of the church
and cemetery. The congregation disbanded in 1966.
Period: 1822 - 1966.
434. Kohli, Maijorie. Hawkesville Cemetery (CC#4529):
Concession 12, Lot 1, Wellesley Township, Waterloo
County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 1 v. (unpaged).
Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions, with index, of at least 500
stones. The 3-page introduction by Grace Ogram
summarizes the founding and history of
Hawkesville, noting that the cemetery dates from
the 1840s and that the early records were
destroyed in a fire at the Hawkesville store.
Period: 1848 - 1985.
435. Kohli, Maijorie and Huber, Norma. Sandhills
Baptist Cemetery (CC#4598): German Company Tract
Lot 63, Woolwich Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1991. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 57 markers in
the German Baptist churchyard also known as North
Woolwich Baptist Church. No other records survive
of the church or cemetery. Period: 1860 - 1900.
436. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The puzzle tombstone and
Rushes Cemetery." Waterloo Historical Society.
1982. 70: 114-119. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the cryptic tombstone which marks
the graves of the two wives of Dr Samuel Bean in
the Rushes Cemetery, Wellesley Township. Replicas
were placed beside the original weathered markers
in a ceremony on 17 October 1982 for Henrietta and
Susanna Bean. The author also gives a short
history of the cemetery itself. Period: 1848 -
1982.
437. Lambert, Ronald and Kohli, Maijorie and Taylor,
Ryan. Linwood Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4544), West
Concession 10, Lot 12, Wellesley Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 2 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of 21 markers in a recently
opened cemetery beside the yellow brick Mennonite
meeting house just east of Linwood. In almost all
cases, the family name is Martin. Period: 1965 -
1985.
438. Lambert, Ronald and Kohli, Maijorie and Schmidt,
William A. and Taylor, Ryan. Martin’s Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4533): East Concession 12, Lot 7,
Wellesley Township, Waterloo County. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1986. 2 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of 29 stones in a
small cemetery adjoining a traditional Mennonite
meeting house on the Linwood road. More than half
the stones have the family name Martin; other
names include Hoover, Bauman/Bowman and Sherk.
Period: 1945 - 1985.
439. Madill, Dona and Richards, Sharon and Huber,
Norma and Wall, Donna. First Saint Paul’s Lutheran
Cemetery, Wellesley (CC#4540): East Concession I,
Lot 13, Wellesley Village, Wellesley Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 26 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of nearly 300 markers
in the cemetery associated with the church
originally established in 1854. An introduction
provides additional historical information about
Lutheran churches in the area. Period: 1854 -
1990.
440. Madill, Dona. Hagey Mennonite Cemetery (CC#5431):
Beasley’s Broken Front Concession, Waterloo
Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1988. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions, with plan and index, of some 450
stones. The cemetery dates from 1824 and is now
located on Fountain Street North, across from the
Preston Cemetery and beside Park Lawn Cemetery.
The introduction contains a transcription of the
plaque placed at the site in 1970 by the Preston
Mennonite Church and the Waterloo Historical
Society to mark the original brick church of 1842.
Period: 1824 - 1987.
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Demographic and Social Structure
441. Madill, Dona. Methodist baptisms: Preston Circuit
(St Paul’s United Church) 1907-1915. 1987. 13 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Alphabetical and chronological lists of persons
baptized between 1907 and 1915 at the German
Methodist Church which became St Paul’s United
Church in 1933. Period: 1907 - 1915.
442. Madill, Dona. Methodist burials: Preston Circuit
(St Paul’s United Church), 1908-1929. 1987. 13 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Alphabetical and chronological lists of persons
buried between 1908 to 1929, from the German
Methodist Church which became St Paul’s United
Church in 1933. Period: 1908 - 1929.
443. Madill, Dona. Methodist marriages: Preston
Circuit, part 1: 1897-1912; 1923-1927; part 2:
1912-1923. 1986. 2 v. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
An index and chronological list of marriages
performed at the church. Each part is prefaced by
a brief historical outline of the church condensed
from the booklet, History of St Paul’s United
Church 1868-1968 by Mrs Arthur Hipel. Period:
1897 - 1927.
444. Madill, Dona and Barnes, Thelma and Barnes, Bill
and Wall, Donna and Madill, Karen and Richards,
Sharon and Brown, Sheila. New Hope Cemetery,
Hespeler (CC#4498): 235 Cooper Street, Cambridge,
formerly Waterloo Township, Waterloo County,
Ontario. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 5 v. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions and indexes of the markers with
the cemetery plans. Separate areas for a Potters
Field and a Sons of England section are
designated. Period: 1867 - 1991.
445. Madill, Dona. Old Preston Cemetery master index
(CC#6335). Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1988. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
An index to all transcriptions of markers in all
sections of the cemetery. The introduction notes
that the oldest tombstone dates from 1846 and that
the cemetery was still in use and maintained by
the Cambridge Cemetery Board in 1988. Period: 1846
- 1987.
446. Madill, Dona. Old Preston Cemetery Register of
Interments (CC#6570). Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1988. 1 v. (various pagings). ill. Loc: OKIT.
A transcription with index for the years 1859 to
1901, from the original register held in the City
of Cambridge Archives. Some 557 interments are
indexed by surname, with details of place of
residence, cause of death, marital status,
remarks, and number of cemetery lot. Period: 1859
- 1901.
447. Madill, Dona and Huber, Norma. Trinity Lutheran
Cemetery (CC#6477), Floradale, German Company
Tract, Lot 117, Woolwich Township. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1991. 13 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of about 320 markers.
The introduction explains that the church at
Floradale was one of the earliest local
congregations of the Missouri Synod in Canada, in
existence by 1852. A new church was built in
1880. For much of its history, the church has
been linked with St Paul’s, Elmira Period: 1852 -
1989.
448. Madill, Dona United Brethren, Congregational and
Methodist marriages 1898-1931. 1986. 9 p. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
Alphabetical and chronological lists of
marriages performed at the United Brethren in
Christ, Hawkesville from January 1898 to September
1906, the Bloomingdale Congregational Church from
March 1909 to December 1924, and the Freeport
Methodist Circuit (including West Montrose and
Bloomingdale) from 1926 to 1931. All records are
contained in the book of marriages held at St
Paul’s United Church, Preston. Period: 1898 -
1931.
449. Madill, Dona. Wanner Mennonite Cemetery
(CC#6479): Concession B, Lot 11, Beasley’s Old
Survey, Woolwich Township, Waterloo County
(formerly Waterloo Township). Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 49 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of some 950 names.
The cemetery, dating from 1814 on Wanner family
land, was enlarged in 1880 to serve the larger
community. Period: 1814 - 1988.
450. Mannheim-T jatschar Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4560):
Concession North of Bleam’s Road, Lot pt 4, Wilmot
Township. 197-?. 12 1. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan and index of 275
markers dating from about 1840. There is no
introduction. Period: 1841 - 1976.
451. Mansell, Sue. Burials from the parish register of
St John the Evangelist (Church of England) Berlin,
now Kitchener, Ontario, 1859-1890. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1985. 7 1. Loc: OKIT.
A transcription of details of 94 burials, with
name of deceased, age at death, trade or
profession, place of birth, disease, date of
burial, place of interment, and officiating
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minister. The information was extracted from two
registers and the categories of information are
different before and after 1878. Period: 1859 -
1890.
452. Mansell, Sue. Confirmation lists from the parish
registers of the Church of St John the Evangelist,
Church of England. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1985. 7 1. Loc: OK3T.
Lists of confirmations for the years 1870, 1873,
1875, 1877, 1880, 1882, 1884 and 1888, with dates
and names of Bishops of Huron officiating and
incumbent clergyman. Period: 1870 - 1888.
453. Mansell, Sue. Marriages from the parish register
of St John the Evangelist, Church of England,
Berlin, now Kitchener, Ontario, 1878-1889.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 18 1. Loc: OKIT.
Details extracted from the original register,
including date and place of marriage, age, marital
status, profession, residence, denomination, with
names of the bride and groom, their parents,
witnesses and clergy. 1878.
454. McAndless, J.E. "Dickie Cemetery, North Dumfries
Township, Waterloo County." Families. 1978.
17,3: 105-108, maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A description of a family cemetery, unusual
because it was used by both Scots and Pennsylvania
Mennonites, including members of the Bechtel,
Dickie and Amos families. Period: 1828 - 1878.
455. Minute and account book of the burying ground
known as Rushes Cemetery, September 25, 1874- .
197-?. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of pages relating to the years from
1878 to 1971. According to the records, the
earliest burial occurred in 1848. Period: 1848 -
1971.
456. Mitton, Judith A. Rushes Presbyterian Cemetery
(CC#4536): Wellesley Township, East Concession IV
Lot 13, with index to minute and account book,
187&-1921. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 270 markers
that date from as early as 1848. The report
includes an index to the minute book of Rushes
Cemetery, and a facsimile and decoded inscription
of the "puzzle stone," Dr Samuel Bean’s memorial
to his first two wives. Period: 1848 - 1986.
457. Mitton, Judith A. Wilmot Centre Brenneman
Cemetery (CC#4574): South Bleams Road, Lot 13,
Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1986. 22 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 225 markers in
the community burial ground that is locally called
"the Section Ten Cemetery." The oldest graves are
at the east end, near the school. Period: 1850 -
1986.
458. Moore, George P., Mrs. "Cedar Creek and Dickie
Cemeteries." Waterloo Historical Society. 1950.
38: 28-30. Loc: all.
An account of two cemeteries in North Dumfries
Township, with references to well-known area
surnames found on the tombstones, such as Kersell,
Cranston, Veitch, Brown, Lee, Wilson, Dalgleish,
Johnston, Henderson, Vair, Moore, Dickie, Gehman,
Bechtel and Amos. Period: 1834 - 1950.
459. Ogram, Elmer. Records of Linwood Union Cemetery.
Elmira: Dreisinger Funeral Home, Elmira, 195-?. 16
p. Loc: OKIT.
Photocopy of two indexes of burials, by location
and by year of death. The first list includes
details of names (including maiden names of
married women), dates of birth and death, age at
death and precise location. The index relates to
the period between 1860 and 1953. Period: 1860 -
1953.
460. Panabaker, D.N. "Historical notes, 1936."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1936. 24: 234-235.
Loc: all.
A note of the removal of graves in the second
Preston Roman Catholic cemetery to an area near
the Speedsville Road, because of the widening of
the highway between Galt and Preston. Period: 1857
- 1936.
461. Peterson, Henry William. "A sample page from the
Berlin Lutheran Church records [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1929. 17: 138-139. Loc: all.
A page from the records of births, baptisms,
marriages and deaths, kept by Henry William
Peterson from 1833 to 1835. Period: 1833 - 1835.
462. Putnam, Robert T. Erb Street Mennonite Church
Cemetery (CC#4512), Waterloo. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1991. 23 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 260 stones in
the cemetery located at the corner of Erb Street
and Fischer-Hallman Road, in what is now the City
of Waterloo. The introduction notes that land for
the original church on this site was given by
David Eby senior in 1851 and was thus later known
as the David Eby Church. In 1902, the church was
replaced by a new building closer to the town, but
the cemetery continued in use. Period: 1851 -
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1989.
463. Putnam, Robert T. Saint Clement’s Roman Catholic
Cemetery (CC#4534): St Clements Village, East
Concession VIII, Lot 2, Wellesley Township,
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 56 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of nearly 500 markers
in the cemetery that has been associated with St
Clement’s Catholic Church since 1840. The
introduction notes that the cemetery was moved in
1885 and expanded in 1973. Period: 1840 - 1990.
464. Putnam, Robert T. Saint James Lutheran Cemetery
(CC#4590): St Jacobs, German Company Tract Lot 8,
Woolwich Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1991. 21 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions of about 190 stones, with an
index and plan. The introduction notes that the
church was founded in 1866 as an offshoot of the
church of the same name in Elmira, and has long
been linked to the church at Conestogo. Period:
1866 - 1990.
465. Putnam, Robert T. Saint Peter’s Lutheran
Cemetery, Heidelberg (CC#4593): German Company
Tract Lot 13, Woolwich Township, Waterloo County
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 41 p. index.
Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 450 markers
in the cemetery located a little east of
Heidelberg. The introduction notes that the
cemetery adjoined the original log church erected
in 1851 and the present brick church was built at
a new location in 1870. Period: 1851 - 1990.
466. Putnam, Robert T. Shantz Mennomte Church
Cemetery (CC #4566): Lot 12, South Erb’s Road,
Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1991. 16 p.
ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan and index of some 175
markers. The introduction notes that the land was
originally part of the farm of George Schmidt,
with a schoolhouse in which the first church
meetings were held. The church was formerly known
as the Upper Street Church, as Erbs Road was
originally called the Oberstrasse. In 1853, David
Y. and Barbara Shantz conveyed land for the stone
church and cemetery. A new church in red brick
was erected in 1929. Period: 1853 - 1989.
467. Putnam, Robert T. St John’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Bamberg (CC#4537): Concession VI, Lot 6, Eastern
Section, Wellesley Township, Waterloo County,
Ontario. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1990. 12 p. map. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index and plan of about 130
markers. The introduction notes the association
with St John’s Lutheran Church (Canada Synod),
founded in 1852 with the present stone church
built in 1872. When the local population
declined, the church was joined with St Peter’s
Lutheran Church in Linwood from 1907. A campaign
to save the church building in 1973 succeeded.
Period: 1872 - 1973.
468. Putnam, Robert T. St Matthew’s Evangelical
Lutheran Cemetery (CC#4592): Conestogo, German
Company Tract Lot 31, Woolwich Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1989. 1 v. (various
pagings). maps. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index and plan of nearly 400
markers. The introduction notes that the first
congregation was formed by F.W. Bindemann and the
first church built in 1853. A new church was
dedicated in 1892. Period: 1853 - 1986.
469. Putnam, Robert T. St Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Erbsville (CC#4539): Concession A, Lot 5, Eastern
Section, Wellesley Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 22 p. map. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with plan and index of some 160
markers. The introduction notes that the church
and cemetery are located on the Wellesley- Waterloo
line, and not particularly near Erbsville. The
original log church of 1852 was replaced in 1877
by the present yellow brick structure with white
frame steeple on a new site. Period: 1852 - 1990.
470. Putnam, Robert T. Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Cemetery (CC#6478): Philipsburg, south side of
Erb’s Road, Lot 19, Wilmot Township at Regional
Road #5. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1990. 37 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 400 markers.
Period: 1845 - 1988.
471. Register of interments in the Preston Public
Cemetery. 38 p. Loc: OKIT.
Photocopy of the register from 1858 to 1901,
with details of some 575 burials, including date
of burial, name, age at death, place of birth and
place of death, cause of death, marital status,
and lot and block number of grave within the
cemetery. A copy of an undated letter from Otto
Klotz (for the Cemetery Committee) to the Preston
Council is appended. Period: 1858 - 1901.
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472. Reist, Agnes. Baird Family Cemetery (CC#6283):
Block A, Concession 4, Lot 27, Wilmot Township.
1985. 1 1. Loc: OKIT.
Transcription of the details of seven burials
recorded on the monument, dating from 1848 to
1929. The author notes that the small plot is
located on Prospect Farm, a Baird family farm
since 1841. The Bairds are recorded as migrating
from Kirkintillock, Campsie and Dalkeith in
Scotland. Period: 1848 - 1929.
473. Robertson, E.A. and Schmidt, William A. and Ogram,
Grace. Early Presbyterian Cemetery (CC#6275):
German Company Tract Lot 86, Woolwich Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 4 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
Transcriptions with index of 18 stones from
between 1833 and 1875. The cemetery is described
as located on the corner where Highway 86 turns
west towards Listowel. Period: 1833 - 1875.
474. Roth, Lorraine. Maple View Amish Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4532): Wellesley Township, West
Concession II, Lot 11. Mennonite Historical
Society of Ontario - Genealogical Committee, 1987.
1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of some 336 stones, with index
and plan. The introduction notes that a corner of
the lot was first used by the McKee family as a
burial ground. Half an acre was deeded in 1870 by
Leonard Streicher to the trustees of the "Amisch
Menonist Congregation", Christian S. Erb, Joseph
B. Lichti and John B. Schwartzentruber. A meeting
house was erected in 1886 and replaced in 1928.
The oldest marked grave is dated 1887. Period:
1887 - 1987.
475. Roth, Lorraine and Hammer, Ruby. Old Baden
Mennonite Burying Ground (CC#4563): Lot 13 North
Snyder’s Road Wilmot Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1986. 2 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of 12 markers, with index, for
the Genealogical Committee of the Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario. The introduction
notes that the ground was conveyed to Nicholaus
Klein and Peter Spehnler by the trustees of School
Section 13 in 1866. Some markers date from the
early 1840s. Period: 1840 - 1887.
476. Roth, Lorraine. Saint Agatha Amish Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#4568), Waterloo County. Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario - Genealogical
Committee, 1984. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions of 192 markers, preceded by a
plan and index. The introduction notes that the
land for a school house and burying ground was
conveyed by Nicholas Lichti in 1845 but that a log
school house already existed and some burials had
already taken place. The log schools here and at
the site of the Lutheran Church at the other side
of St Agatha were removed in 1865 and replaced by
a stone building at the eastern end of the
village. The Wilmot Amish Mennonite Congregation
built its second meeting house at the Lichti
burial ground. The meeting house and cemetery
were thereafter referred to as "Lichti’", "Upper
Street" or "St Agatha". The conference dropped
the term "Amish" from its name in 1964. Period:
1834 - 1984.
477. Saint Boniface-Maryhill Historical Society. Index
to the Official family register of the belonging
souls of the community of New Germany with
statement of their names and ages: a census of the
Roman Catholic families of Mary hill, written down
in month of February 1866 through Father Francis
Breitkopf, priest. Maryhill: The Society, 1985.
30 1. Loc: OKIT.
Index to a manuscript register originally
compiled in February 1866. In all, 195 family
names are indexed, with forenames of all persons
recorded; 77 family names, each with at least 8
members recorded in the register, have been
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1865 - 1866.
478. Saunders, Shelley R. and Lazenby, Richard. The
links that bind: the Harvie Family
nineteenth-century burying ground. Occasional
Papers in Northeastern Archaeology. Copetown
Press, 1991. Loc: OWRMA.
An account of the results of an excavation of a
pioneer family cemetery, with reflections on the
ability to trace genealogy through archaeology and
osteology. Period: 1816 - 1900.
479. Saunders, Shelley R. "Skeletal biology in Waterloo
Region." Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78:
126-138. ill. Loc: all.
Report of an archaeological excavation of the
Harvie Cemetery in North Dumfries Township in
1988. In addition to identifying the skeletal
remains of 15 individuals, the investigators
analyzed their characteristics in relation to
published data on skeletal samples in other places
and periods. This analysis provides clues to the
health, work, lifestyles, and material culture of
pioneer settlers. Period: 1825 - 1894.
480. St James Lutheran Cemetery, Mannheim (CC#4572):
Wilmot Township, Concession North of Bleam’s Road,
Pt Lot 1. 197-?. 8 1. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with plan and index of 139
markers which date from between 1840 and 1978.
Period: 1840 - 1978.
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481. Steinmann, Reuben and Roth, Lorraine. Steinmann
Amish Mennonite Cemetery (CC#4570): Wilmot
Township, Waterloo County, Lot 18, South Snyder’s
Road. Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario,
Genealogical Committee, 1987. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OKIT.
Transcriptions of 340 markers preceded by a
history and guide to the cemetery, a plan of the
cemetery and an index. The introduction explains
that the cemetery’s origins are obscure but that
it probably began as a family plot which later
served the community. A land deed makes reference
to the burial ground in 1860, but the earliest
extant Amish marker is dated 1895. Period: 1860 -
1986.
482. Strickler, Diane. "St Boniface Cemetery,
Maryhill." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 117-119. ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch and description of the
second oldest Roman Catholic cemetery in the
region, originally established in 1834 but dating
from 1851 in its present location. Period: 1834 -
1990.
483. Taylor, Ryan and Brown-Kubisch, Linda. Church
register of H.W. Peterson, 1833-1835. Kitchener:
Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 17 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcribed and indexed extracts from the record
book kept in Berlin in the early 1830s. Details
are provided of about 125 births, baptisms,
confirmations and burials conducted by visiting
clergymen and by Peterson himself. Period: 1833 -
1835.
484. Taylor, Ryan. Index to births, deaths and
marriages published in the Hamburger Beobachter,
1855-1856, transcribed from the originals in the
Kitchener Public Library and translated.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
A chronological index prefaced by a brief
history and description of the contents of the
newspaper. The compiler observes that few notices
of family events were placed in this weekly paper.
Period: 1855 - 1856.
485. Taylor, Ryan. An index to the journals of Joseph
B. Weber. Kitchener Public Library, 1990. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Alphabetized lists of births, deaths and
marriages recorded in the personal journals of
Joseph B. Weber. Though the journals run from
January 1876 through December 1882, the lists of
family events extend from December 1858 to August
1900. For births, the lists include only name,
sex and date, with occasional remarks. For
marriages, the place and date as well as names of
both spouses are recorded. For deaths, the name,
date, place, age at death and (frequently) the
cause of death are stated. Period: 1858 - 1900.
486. Taylor, Ryan. Old Christner Cemetery (CC#4548):
North Schneider’s Road, Lot 23 Wilmot Township.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1987. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of 23 markers in the
long unused cemetery located one mile north of New
Hamburg, near the border with Perth County. The
introduction notes that the cemetery was used by
members of the Christner, Kuntze and Hostetler
families and maintained by the Christner family
who lived in the stone house across the road.
Period: 1841 - 1919.
487. Taylor, Ryan. Waterloo County naturalisations
from the Upper Canada Sessional Records for 1841:
extracted from the original document 1991. 6 1.
tables. Loc: OKIT.
A listing of nearly 200 names of Waterloo County
area individuals naturalized between 1829 and
1832. Given in alphabetical order, the entries
include details of township of residence,
occupation, date of naturalization, and access
points in the original Sessional Papers of 1841.
Period: 1829 - 1832.
488. Turnbull, Maijorie and Huber, Norma. Harvie
Cemetery (CC#4492): Concession 8, Lot 2, North
Dumfries Township. 1984. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of 15 markers in the
small burial ground on the old Harvie homestead.
The introduction notes that the stones were moved
to Doon Heritage Crossroads in the early 1980s.
Many inscriptions are reported illegible, but
those which can be read date from between 1828 and
1894. Period: 1828 - 1894.
489. A walking tour of Kitchener’s Mount Hope
Cemetery. Kitchener: Kitchener Department of Park
Management, 1984. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., plans.
Loc: OKIT.
A brief historical outline and guide to three
suggested tours, with notes on 38 notable
community leaders buried in the cemetery. A
slightly revised version of the guide was
published in 1980. Period: 1812 - 1980.
490. Wall, Donna. Strasburg Lutheran Cemetery
(CC#6480): Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1990. 3 p. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
Transcriptions of 13 markers with an index. The
introduction notes that the first log church was
built in 1847-8 and the cemetery was officially
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established in 1850, though some burials occurred
earlier. In 1893, the Strasburg congregation
decided to join the St James Lutheran Church in
Mannheim. The site was marked as an historic site
by the Kitchener LACAC and restored by the City of
Kitchener as part of the development of the Huron
Business Park. Period: 1845 - 1910.
491. Wall, Donna and Madill, Dona. Weber Mennonite
Cemetery (CC#5426): Biehn Drive, Kitchener.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1990. 15 p. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of some 170 markers in
the cemetery that dates from about 1850. Period:
1850 - 1988.
492. Wall, Donna and Madill, Dona and Richards, Sharon
and Huber, Norma. Wellesley and Wilmot Amish
Mennonite Cemeteries (CC#4551 and CC#6076):
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1992. 5 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with indexes of 19 markers in the
Wilmot cemetery and 75 markers in the Wellesley
cemetery. The introduction explains that Michael
Zehr sold land for the Wilmot cemetery in 1873 to
the trustees of the Amish Mennonite Society, and
that the Wellesley Amish Cemetery dates from 1929
on land purchased from Nelson McFadden. Period:
1873 - 1990.
493. Weber, Eldon D. Assessment/Collector’s roll 1859,
Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1976. 16 p. maps. Loc: OKIT.
A roughly alphabetical index to all persons
recorded in the Collectors’ Rolls. Details are
given of the name, occupation, and concession and
lot number of each assessed property-owner. Joel
Clemens recorded 338 persons in Ward 1, an unnamed
Collector recorded 252 persons in Ward 2, Daniel
Wismer recorded 220 persons in Ward 3, Adam Rudy
recorded 209 in Ward 4, and Abraham Z. Detwiler
recorded 254 persons in Ward 5. Period: 1858 -
1859.
494. Weber, Eldon D. Freeport Pioneer Cemetery
(CC#5432): Riverbank Drive, Broken Front Lot 14,
Waterloo Township. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1974. 5 1. map. Loc: OKIT.
Transcriptions with index of about 100 markers
in the half-acre burial ground which dates from
1818. Period: 1818 - 1950.
495. Weber, Eldon D. Waterloo County births as
recorded in 1872 and 1873. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1974. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT, OWT.
Transcriptions of all births by townships and
villages, with details of date, name of child,
names of father and mother, father’s occupation,
place of residence and accoucheur (doctor or
midwife). Names of the registrars of each
division are given. The numbers of births in each
place were reported to be: Woolwich 94, Galt 118,
Berlin 67, Wellesley 158, North Dumfries 54,
Wilmot 294, Waterloo Village 23, and Waterloo
Township 99. Period: 1872 - 1873.
496. Weber, Eldon D. Waterloo County deaths as
recorded in 1870, 1871 and 1872. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1973. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
Lists of 304 deaths in 1870, 363 in 1871 and 426
in 1872, transcribed from records in the 'Waterloo
County Archives". In each case details are
provided of name, date of birth, age at death,
occupation (of father if a child), place of birth,
cause of death, name of informant, and religion
(of parent if a child). Names of the registrars
for each municipality and of all medical
practitioners are given. A consolidated index of
all names, apparently produced later with computer
assistance, has been added to the report. Period:
1870 - 1872.
497. Weber, Joseph B. Births, deaths and marriages
recorded in the personal journals of Joseph B.
Weber. 1989. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Photocopies of the originals in the collection
of Robert Weber in California. Details of family
events span the period from 1858 to 1900 and have
been indexed by Ryan Taylor. Period: 1858 - 1900.
498. Weicker, Samuel. Church records of Strasburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1844-1893, Waterloo
Township, Ontario. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1985. 7 p. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
Information about baptisms, confirmations,
funerals, communicants and pastors during the
autonomous life of this congregation from 1844 to
1893. In 1893 the church was joined with St James
Lutheran Church in Mannheim. Period: 1844 - 1893.
499. Weicker, Samuel. Trinily Lutheran Church, Shantz
Station Cemetery (CC#4595): German Company Tract
Lot 85, Waterloo Township (now Woolwich).
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1982. 10 p. map. Loc:
OKIT.
Alphabetical index to about 520 burials since
1862. The author notes that Trinity Lutheran
Church was organized in 1860 by the Rev. Immanuel
Wurster and that the cemetery was dedicated in
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1863. The index notes location of the stones by
row and lot and those with German inscriptions are
indicated. Period: 1860 - 1982.
500. Witmer, Leslie D. and Hagey, Simon. Hagey’s
Cemetery record, 1935. 1935. 73 p. Loc: OKIT.
Photocopy of a manuscript record noting dates,
names of deceased persons with grave numbers and
payments received for grave space or perpetual
care. A detailed plan of the cemetery is
appended. Period: 1831 - 1965.
501. Zimmerman, Idessa. Transcription from tombstones
in the original part of the Free Church Cemetery,
Kitchener (Bridgeport). The Author, 1983. 1 v.
(unpaged) Loc: OKIT.
Tj^ped with handwritten additions, in an
unexplained order.
ETHNICITY, INCLUDING LANGUAGE,
DISTINCTIVE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FEATURES
502. Brewster, Winfield. The floodgate: random
writings of our ain folk. Hespeler: T and T
Press, 1952. 44 p. facsim. Also mf. Loc: OCCA,
OCLG, OKIT, OWTUR.
A collection of anecdotes about the Doon,
Hespeler and Galt areas. The author relates
personal encounters with artist Homer Watson and
describes people from different ethnic and
cultural backgrounds including the Mennonites,
English, Irish and Scottish. The cover of the
work has a print of Watson’s painting The
floodgate. The book has been indexed by Paul
Pepper and another index is available at the
Cambridge Library and Gallery and the City of
Cambridge Archives. Period: cl800 - 1952.
503. "British outnumber Germans in Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 60. Loc:
all.
A report of a finding by the federal immigration
office that 38 per cent of the county’s population
were of British ancestry and 37.3 per cent of German.
Period: 1964.
504. Campbell, Elsie and Staal, Helen and Wideman,
Herb. Ethnic communities in Kitchener Waterloo
Region. Kitchener: Kitchener Waterloo Regional
Folk Arts Multicultural Centre, 1979. 49 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWRN, OWT.
A brief survey of the history of the Portuguese,
Polish and Greeks, describing family life, social
institutions and ethnic organizations. Information
is provided about the Kitchener Waterloo Regional
Folk Arts Multicultural Centre, established in
1970, and its member groups. Period: 1895 - 1979.
505. Cowan, Jennie F. "Principal immigration groups of
Waterloo County: from a display card in the
History Tent at the International Plowing Match,
1954." Waterloo Historical Society. 1954. 42:
26-27. Loc: all.
Information about the main ethnic groups of
Waterloo County (Mennonites, Scots, Germans,
English, Native Canadians and Russian Mennonites),
arranged chronologically and telling where they
settled. Period: 1800 - 1945.
506. Lea, Joanne and Geddy, Hilary. My mother tongue.
Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads, Historic
Sites Department, Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, 1987. 1 v. Loc: OKDHC.
Materials for teachers on the four settler
groups of the Waterloo area, the Mohawks, the
Pennsylvania-Germans, the Germans and the Scots.
Printed material, slides and audio cassettes are
provided on four different levels from primary to
senior, and contain information on the language
and heritage of each ethnic group. The kit was
also published in French as Ma langue
d’heritage. Period: 1840 - 1850.
507. McLaughlin, Kenneth. 'Waterloo County: a
Pennsylvania-German homeland." From Pennsylvania
to Waterloo: Pennsylvania-German folk culture in
transition. Edited by Susan M. Burke and Matthew
H. Hill. Kitchener: Friends of the Joseph
Schneider Haus, 1991. Pp. 35-45. ill., maps. Loc:
OKIT.
An outline of the settlement of Mennonite and
Amish pioneers between 1800 and 1835 and the
subsequent arrival of German-speaking migrants
from Europe. The author compares the main groups
of settlers in their occupations, values and
culture, and notes the development of strong
German nationalism among some Waterloo County
Germans from the late nineteenth century.
Illustrations include a facsimile and redrawing of
what is believed to be the first map of Waterloo
Township in 1818. Period: 1800 - 1900.
508. Nicholson, Chris, Jr. A geographic study of the
ethnic composition of Waterloo County. University
of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1964. 2
fiche. charts, maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An examination of ethnic change and
diversification, based on analysis of census
reports over 90 years, for the nine incorporated
communities of Ayr, Berlin (Kitchener),
Bridgeport, Elmira, Galt, Hespeler, New Hamburg,
Preston and Waterloo. Period: 1871 - 1961.
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509. Pepper, Paul E. Index to The floodgate: random
writings of our ain folk. 1987. 4 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index of about 220 names mentioned in
Brewster’s book. Period: 1800 - 1952.
MENNONITES & AMISH OF WATERLOO COUNTY
510. Ahrens, Carl. "An Amish wooing." Tarot: an
illustrated monthly magazine. 1896. 1,2: 12-13.
Loc: OWTUCG.
An anecdotal and humorous account by the noted
Waterloo County painter. Period: 1896.
511. Bausenhart, Werner A. The terminology of agronomy
of the Pennsylvania German dialect of Waterloo
County, Ontario. University of Waterloo (M.A.
thesis, Linguistics), 1966. 135 p. table, bibl.
Also mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A glossary of agricultural terms, based on
interviews with 47 local Pennsylvania German
Mennonites in 1965. Each farm task or object is
described in English and the equivalent
Pennsylvania German and standard German word are
given. If possible, a comparison with other
Pennsylvania German or Continental German dialect
forms is made in an attempt to trace the origin of
each term. The terms or phrases included in the
study relate to farm buildings, tillage, meadows
and pastures, haying, grain crops, cultivated
crops, land forms, soil and fences. Period: 1965 -
1966.
512. Bausenhart, Werner A. "The Waterloo Pennsylvania
German dialect community." The Waterloo County
area: selected geographical essays. Edited by
A.G. McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 31-40. maps.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
Report on a project to compile a linguistic
atlas of the dialect in Waterloo County. The
information was based on a survey of 164 farm
families. The author comments on the importance of
church, separate schools and a conservative way of
life in protecting usage of the dialect. Period:
1800 - 1970.
513. Bender, Anthony. Study of rural and urban
Mennonites in Waterloo County and their
participation in traditional and non traditional
leisure activities. University of Waterloo
(student essay, Recreation), 1978. 1 fiche. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of responses to a questionnaire
developed under the direction of J. Winfield Fretz
and sent to 21 Mennonite churches in the county.
The author finds little difference in the level of
participation in traditional leisure activities
between rural and urban Mennonites, but that urban
Mennonites participated more in the
non-traditional activities as well. Period: 1977 -
1978.
514. Bender, Harold S. "New source material for the
history of Mennonites in Ontario." Mennonite
Quarterly Review. 1929. 3,1: 42-53. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUCR.
Transcripts and notes of four relevant
documents: a list of claims by Waterloo County
Mennonites for losses suffered when employed in
military transport during the War of 1812; an
outline of several journeys from eastern
Pennsylvania to Waterloo Township taken by Joseph
Bowman in 1817, 1819 and 1845; statistics
regarding Mennonite ministers and population in
Ontario about 1825; and a form for the oath of
allegiance. Period: 1813 - 1845.
515. Bergey, Lorna L. "Changes in cultured symbols for
Ontario Mennonite women of the Swiss tradition
during the 1950s and 60s: stories we need to
hear." Mennogesprach. 1990. 8,2: 9-11. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
Personal observations and experiences of the
changing role of Mennonite women. A farm accident
necessitated the reversal of traditional roles in
the Bergey family, leaving the author in charge of
the family cheese business at several farmers’
markets. She comments on the changing dress of
Mennonite women and their entry into business,
describing the development of the sewing circles
operating the profit-making Kitchener Cutting Room
and the organization of the Women’s Mission and
Service Auxiliary as examples of the pattern of
change. Period: 1935 - 1990.
516. Bergey, Lorna L. "Contribution of the Mennonites
to the development of Waterloo County." The
Canadian Mennonite. 1967. 15,24: 51-54. ill. Loc:
OWT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An essay in the special centennial issue about
the role of Mennonites in settling Waterloo County
and their subsequent contributions as farmers,
entrepreneurs, educators, lawyers, clergy and
professionals. About fifty Mennonite men and
women are mentioned, with their areas of
leadership. Period: 1800 - 1967.
517. Bergey, Lorna L. "Early Mennonite migrations from
Pennsylvania and subsequent settlements in
Canada" Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. 1986.
9,2: 2-12. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A useful summary of settlement in what became
Waterloo, Woolwich and Wilmot Townships, in the
context of Upper Canada generally. The author
recounts the dealings with Richard Beasley and
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other Loyalist speculators and names early
families and community leaders. She discusses
reasons for the Mennonite migrations to Canada and
notes continuing family ties and travel between
Ontario and Pennsylvania. Period: 1800 - 1900.
518. Bergey, Lorna L. and Hunsberger, Albert and
Cooper, Russell. Three Pennsylvania German
pioneer homesteads in Ontario: the families and
their way of life. Canadian-German Folklore,
v.10. Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of
Ontario, 1986. 80 p. ill., maps, indexes. Loc:
OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Illustrated accounts of three Pennsylvania
German pioneer homesteads, including the Shantz
family homestead in Wilmot Township. Each family
is described with its crops, livestock and farm
buildings, and there is a general account of
folklife and folklore. Period: 1781 - 1955.
519. Biehn, Donald M. "Mennonite settlement: the Bucks
County caravan." Waterloo Historical Society.
1990. 78: 69-73. map. Loc: all.
An account of the migration of the families of
John Biehn and George Bechtel from Bucks County,
Pennsylvania in 1800. The author notes that,
contrary to most historical sources, these
Mennonite pioneers were actually the first to
purchase land in what became Waterloo County.
Period: 1798 - 1800.
520. Bowman, Alvah S. Homestead days and early
settlement of the Waterloo District, south-west of
Guernsey, Sask. 12 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An account of the land development scheme in the
Saskatchewan Valley which attracted settlers from
Waterloo County Mennonite families in the early
years of the 20th century. Members of the
committee that reported on the suitability of the
area and those who migrated as homesteaders are
named. Period: 1903 - 1916.
521. Breithaupt, W.H. "First settlements of
Pennsylvania Mennonites in Upper Canada." Ontario
Historical Society, Papers and Records. 1926. 23:
8-14. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the settlements in the Niagara
region, Waterloo County and Markham, with brief
references to notable Mennonites and their
descendants. There Eire biographical sketches of
Benjamin Eby, Isaac E. Baumann and E.W.B. Snider.
Period: 1795 - 1925.
522. Bricker, I.C. "The trek of the Pennsylvanians to
Canada in the year 1805." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1934. 22: 123-131. Loc: all.
A detailed description of the route taken by
migrants from Pennsylvania to Waterloo County.
The travellers, mostly Mennonite, came from the
counties of Lancaster, Cumberland, York, Berks,
Franklin, Bucks, and Montgomery via Harrisburg,
PA. No personal or family names are given.
Period: 1805.
523. Buehler, Allan M. "The Old-Order Mennonite wedding
and highlights of their social life."
Explorations in Canadian folklore. Edited by
Edith Fowke and Ceirole H. Carpenter. Toronto:
McClelland and Stewart, 1985. Pp.76-89. Loc: OKIT.
An account of Old Order Mennonite weddings in
Waterloo County, with particular reference to the
author’s marriage in 1922. Customs include the
wedding feast, the hiding of the bride’s shoes by
children and the shivahree. Other social
Eictivities, including visiting on Sundays,
harvesting and the various "bees" are also
described. Period: 1922 - 1977.
524. Buehler, Allan M. The Pennsylvania German dialect
and the autobiography of an Old Order Mennonite.
Cambridge: The Author, 1977. 227 p. ilL Loc:
OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A book combining the Pennsylvania German dialect
of the Waterloo area with reminiscences and
stories from the author’s youth. Written using
English phonetics, the dialect is presented for
readers who have been taught to read English but
who speak the dialect at home or wish to study its
pronunciation. There is a lexicon of common
Pennsylvania German words with their standard
German equivEilents emd English meanings. Many
aspects of Old Order Mennonite life are described,
including schooling, working away from home, youth
groups, courtship, weddings, church meetings,
dress regulations and excommunication. The book
also includes Pennsylvania German proverbs,
sayings, folk rhymes and poetry. Period: 1899 -
1977.
525. Burke, Susan M. and Hill, Matthew H. From
Pennsylvania to Waterloo: Pennsylvania-German folk
culture in transition. Kitchener: Friends of the
Joseph Schneider Haus, 1991. 148 p. ill., maps,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWT UR.
Proceedings of the 10th anniversary symposium.
Continuity and change: Pennsylvania-German folk
culture in transition, richly illustrated with
photographs of the accompanying exhibit, Changes
in latitudes, displayed at the Joseph Schneider
Haus. The volume includes eleven essays, usually
paired for Lancaster County and Waterloo County,
and describing the regions or aspects of their
folk culture such as folk art, textiles, gardens
Eind foodways. Each essay relating to Waterloo
County has been individually abstracted and
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indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1750 - 1950.
526. Burkholder, Lewis J. "The early Mennonite
settlements in Ontario." Mennonite Quarterly
Review. 1934. 8,3: 103-122. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
A discussion of the reasons for Mennonite
immigration to Ontario following the American
Revolutionary War, with details about the Waterloo
settlement including family names of early
settlers, the difficulties of land titles and the
creation of an offshoot colony in Zurich, Ontario.
Period: 1795 - 1828.
527. Burridge, Kathryn. Pennsylvania-German dialect: a
localized study within a part of Waterloo County,
Ontario. Canadian-German Folklore v.ll.
Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of Ontario,
1989. 160 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A study of the dialect, in four sections: a
pronunciation guide and explanation of the
spelling system, lists of vocabulary and
expressions, a description of the grammar, and an
example of the written language with an English
translation. The appendix contains a dictionary
in two parts, Pennsylvania-German dialect to
English, and English to Pennsylvania-German,
prepared by the editor Eldon Weber. Period: 1800.
528. Clow, Cynthia M. The Schneider House, Kitchener:
a study of 19th century Berlin and Mennonite daily
life in 19th century Ontario. Toronto: Museums
Section, Heritage Administration Branch, Ontario
Ministry of Culture and Recreation, 1977. 122 1.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A report that includes copies of advertisements
from local newspapers and directories such as
Smith’s Canadian gazetteer and the County of
Waterloo gazetteer and general business directory
for 1864 and early maps of Berlin. Details of the
Schneider family of Lot 17, German Company Tract
were gathered from assessment rolls, census
records, land records, diary entries, church
records, wills, correspondence, marriage records,
cemetery lists, photographs and reminiscences.
Period: cl820 - cl900.
529. Coffman, S.F. "The adventure of faith." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1926. 14: 228-233. Loc: all.
Text of an address given at the dedication of
the Pioneers’ Memorial Tower, reflecting on
various groups of people who have migrated from
their homelands for reasons of faith and
conscience.
530. Cressman, Kenneth W. A descriptive summary and
analysis of the changing settlement and
occupational patterns of the Mennonites and Amish
Mennonites of Wilmot Township. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1988. 236 p.
maps, charts, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
A study by a Mennonite of settlement patterns
and trends in Wilmot Township, the only area of
Ontario settled by both Amish and Mennonites. The
author surveys the whole township for the period
from 1860 to 1980 but comments more specifically
on change during the 1980s in the more limited
area around New Hamburg, based on data from
members of four Mennonite churches, the Steinmann
Church, the Hillcrest Church, the Nith Valley
Church and the Living Waters Community Fellowship.
Period: 1860 - 1980.
531. Crownover, Donald and Wenger, Daniel. The trail
of the black walnut. Lancaster, PA: Second Penn
Institute in Local History, University of
Pennsylvania, 1985. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., maps,
bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A teaching aid intended for high school students
learning about the ties between Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, and Waterloo County, Ontario. The
kit consists of loose overhead transparencies and
printed resource materials, including maps and
pictures. Period: cl790 - cl820.
532. Davies, Blodwen. A string of amber the heritage
of the Mennonites. Vancouver, BC: Mitchell Press,
1973. 228 p. ill., index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OKIT,
OWTL, OWRN, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A popular account with occasional references to
Waterloo County. Topics include the settlement
process, charming and divining, and marriage and
funeral customs. Personal anecdotes by the
author, who lived in the Markham area, are
interspersed through the text. Period: 1800 -
1973.
533. Dilley, Robert S. "Migration and the Mennonites:
nineteenth-century Waterloo County, Ontario."
Canadian Papers in Rural History. 1984. 4:
108-129. maps, tables. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ,
OWTUCG.
A study based on information from Ezra Eby’s
history, concluding that the Mennonite population
of Waterloo was very stable, only a small
percentage leaving the area for Michigan and
northern and western Ontario. Occupation
influenced migration (farmers stayed, businessmen
and professionals moved), but family size and
marital status appear not to have been factors.
Period: 1800 - 1984.
534. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Beginnings in Ontario."
Mennonite Life. 1950. 5,4: 14-16. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG.
An account of the Mennonite migration to Ontario
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from Pennsylvania following the American worldly ways of Ebytown and traditional Mennonite
Revolutionary War, and of the three settlements values. The novel continues the chronicle of
established in the Niagara, Waterloo and York Waterloo County Mennonites begun in The trail of
districts. Period: 1783 - 1924. the Conestoga. Period: 1850 - 1920.
535. Dunham, B. Mabel. Kristli’s trees. Toronto:
McClelland and Stewart, 1948. 198 p. ill. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR.
A fictional story for children about an Old
Order Mennonite boy coming to terms with his
uncompromising religion and way of life. The book
is illustrated by Selwyn Dewdney. Period: cl940 -
1948.
536. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Mid-European backgrounds of
Waterloo County." Ontario Historical Society,
Papers and Records. 1945. 37: 59-70. bibl. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU, OKIT.
An account of the Mennonites and Amish of
Waterloo County, including their religious
background and the political, economic and
religious reasons for emigrating to North America.
The settlement process in the first half of the
nineteenth century and the emigration of the
Russian Mennonites in 1870 and 1923 are recounted.
Period: 1800 - 1925.
537. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Mid-European backgrounds of
Waterloo County [reprint]." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1948. 36: 7-20. Loc: all.
Period: 1800 - 1925.
538. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Some ’plain’ people of Canada."
Canadian Magazine of Politics, Science, Art and
Literature. 1924. 62: 188-195. Loc: OGU.
A general account of pioneer settlement by
Mennonites, Amish and Tunkers, especially in
Waterloo and Wilmot Townships but with references
to their significance in western Canada. Period:
1800 - 1870.
539. Dunham, B. Mabel. "The story of Conestoga."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1945. 33: 16-23.
Loc: all.
A short history of the word Conestoga. First
used to describe "the people of the forked roof
poles" in what is now Virginia, the word has also
become synonymous with the early migrations of the
Mennonites from Pennsylvania to Waterloo County.
The names of the wagon, the trail, the river and
the community (now spelled Conestogo) all have the
same origin. Period: 1800 - 1812.
540. Dunham, B. Mabel. Toward Sodom. Toronto:
Macmillan, 1927. 336 p. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL,
OWTUCGR, OWTUR.
A fictional account of religious and family
disruptions caused by the conflict between the
541. Dunham, B. Mabel. The trail of the Conestoga.
Toronto: Macmillan, 1924 reprinted 1925. 341 p.
Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWT, OWRE, OWRN, OWRSJ,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
An historical novel based on fact about the
migration of Pennsylvania German Mennonites from
Lancaster County to the Waterloo area at the
beginning of the 19th century. The 1924 edition
contains a foreword written by W.L. Mackenzie
King. The book was re-issued by McClelland and
Stewart in 1942 (with later reprints). Period:
1800 - 1830.
542. Eby, Aaron, Dr. Die Ansiedlung und Begrundung der
Mennoniten Gemeinschaft in Canada Milford
Square, PA: J.C. Stauffer, 1872. 32 p. Loc:
OWTUCG.
An account of the settlement and founding of the
Mennonite community in Canada The author
outlines the migration of Pennsylvania Germans to
the county from Franklin, Lancaster and Cumberland
Counties, the landownership problems between
Richard Beasley and the German Company, the roles
of Waterloo Mennonites in the War of 1812, the
leadership of Benjamin Eby and the subsequent
growth of the county. A translation of this work
can be found in Daniel K Cassel’s 1888 edition of
History of the Mennonites: historically and
bibliographical^ arranged..., in the chapter "A
sketch of the Mennonite settlement in Canada."
Period: 1799 - 1848.
543. Eby, Aaron, Dr. "A sketch of the Mennonite
settlement in Canada." History of the Mennonites:
historically and biographically arranged from the
time of the Reformation, more particularly from
the time of emigration to America, containing
sketches of the oldest meeting houses and
prominent ministers, also their confession of
faith adopted at Dortrecht in 1632. Edited by
Daniel K. Cassel. Philadelphia, PA: Daniel K.
Cassel, 1888. Pp. 309-325. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG,
OWTU.
An overview of the settlement of Pennsylvania
German Mennonites in Waterloo Township, translated
from German by the editor. Migrations of
Mennonites are traced from Franklin, Lancaster and
Cumberland Counties in Pennsylvania and the
leadership of Benjamin Eby in the Mennonite
community is described. Appended to Dr Eby’s
article is a paragraph from Col. W.W.H. Davis’
history of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, naming many
emigrants to Canada between 1786 and 1823. Period:
Demographic and Social Structure
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1799 - 1848.
544. Epp, Marlene. "Mennonite women slowly gain
equality." Polyphony. 1986. 8,1-2: 75-76. ill.
Loc: OK3T, OWTU.
A general review with no specific references to
Waterloo County except that one of the two
photographs shows Mennonites picking berries in
Berlin, circa 1912. Period: 1800 - 1985.
545. Fleming, Patricia. Sources for a study of the
Mennonites of Waterloo County. 1969. 42 p. Loc:
OKIT.
Apparently a student essay in librarianship that
lists and comments on about 100 bibliographic
items in the following thematic groups: Mennonite
faith and history, life in America, immigration to
Canada, and Waterloo County. Almost all the
references to Waterloo County are from the annual
volumes of the Waterloo Historical Society. The
author also comments briefly on primary sources,
including newspapers, almanacs and religious
literature printed in Berlin. Period: 1800 - 1968.
546. Fleming, Robert G. The Mennonite home in Waterloo
County. Ontario College of Art (student essay),
1961. 36 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A general description of Old Order Mennonite
daily life with sections on the history, life and
customs, and architecture and interior design of
houses. Period: 1802 - 1961.
547. Flint, Joanne. The Mennonite Canadians. Edited
by Daniel Hill. Multicultural Canada Series.
Toronto: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1980. 72 p. ill.,
maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTUCG.
Textbook for primary school children with
questions and activities. Mennonite faith,
settlement in Waterloo County, the immigration of
the Russian Mennonites and the present way of life
are all described and illustrated. Other topics
include the Mennonite Central Committee, fraktur,
the Kitchener Farmers’ Market, quilting and
education. Period: 1780 - 1980.
548. Fretz, A.J. "The exodus to Canada: Moyer family
history." Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17:
133-135. Loc: all.
Accounts of three different groups of pioneers
journeying from Pennsylvania to Upper Canada at
the very end of the 18th century. Period: 1799 -
1868.
549. Fretz, J. Winfield. The Mennonites in Ontario.
Waterloo: The Mennonite Historical Society of
Ontario, 1967 reprinted 1974 1977 1982. 42 p.
ill., tables. Loc: OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWRND,
OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A concise account first published to commemorate
Canada’s centennial year. There are variations in
layout, ink colour, illustrations (including the
cover photograph) and tables, but the text in
unchanged in the various reprints. One edition
includes drawings by Douglas Ratchford and another
is illustrated by both Douglas Ratchford and Alan
Hildebrand. Period: 1787 - 1967.
550. Fretz, J. Winfield. "The plain and not so plain
Mennonites in Waterloo County, Ontario."
Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1977. 51,1: 377-385,
tables. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
A discussion of twelve Mennonite groups,
concluding that the differences are more
sociological than theological. The author cites
statistics showing Old Order Mennonites’ responses
to economic pressures in gradually accepting the
use of farm machinery. The various groups are
reported to agree in supporting the Mennonite
Central Committee and separate Mennonite schools,
in advocating the work programme for conscientious
objectors as an alternative to military service,
and in maintaining their right not to support the
Canada Pension Plan.
551. Fretz, J. Winfield. The Waterloo Mennonites: a
community in paradox. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press for Conrad Grebel College, 1989.
391 p. ill., map, bibl., index. Loc: OCLG, OKIT,
OWRE, OWRN, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A scholarly study by a sociologist who was also
founding president of Conrad Grebel College of
what he calls "the most ethnically and
organizationally diverse of any Mennonite
community." Information was gathered by
fieldwork, including a special census in 1972.
The author explains the historical and religious
background in the main Swiss, Amish and
Dutch-Russian strands of Anabaptists who migrated
within and from Europe between the sixteenth and
twentieth centuries. Differences among the three
original types are shown to have been complicated
by subsequent splits in faith, doctrine and
practice, and related to the degree of exposure to
the mainstream economy and culture. Despite these
differences, the Mennonites of the Waterloo region
are described as sharing some values, customs and
traditions, including a strong sense of community
forged during centuries of persecution and
migration in search of religious freedom. Other
chapters discuss the roles of church, family and
school; the importance of farming not only as
livelihood but also as "sacred vocation" and ideal
environment; distinctive occupational and leisure
patterns; traditions of self-sufficiency and
mutual aid; and forces of change within the
Mennonite community and between Mennonites and
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the larger society and culture. The book concludes
with a useful account of recent changes in
Mennonite institutions, including the formation of
the Mennonite Conference of Eastern Canada, the
Mennonite Credit Union of Ontario, the Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario, and Conrad Grebel
College. Period: 1800 - 1988.
552. Gingerich, Orland, Rev. "The service." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1975. 63: 44-48. ill. Loc:
all.
Text of an address about the contribution of the
Amish to Wilmot Township, given at the Waterloo
Historical Society’s meeting in June 1975, on the
same day that a plaque was unveiled at Steinman
Mennonite Church, Baden, to commemorate Ontario’s
first Amish settlement. Period: 1824 - 1975.
553. Groh, Ivan. "History or fiction." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 54-58. Loc: all.
A critical comment on the notion that the
Pennsylvania German pioneers of Waterloo County
were generally farmers and not interested in
manufacturing industries or commerce. Period: 1806
- 1875.
554. Groh, Ivan. Unde Hannes and Levi
Canadian-German Folklore v.3. Pennsylvania German
Folklore Society of Ontario, 1970. 162 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A description of a week’s events in the life of
a Mennonite boy who lived near Hespeler at the end
of the nineteenth century. Two of the main
characters and their families are fictitious but
most are factual. There is an introductory
tribute to Dr George Elmore Reaman by Norman H.
High. Period: 1800 - 1900.
555. Groh, Ivan. 'Why the Bechtel, Biehn, Betzner and
Gingrich families chose the Beasley Tract in
1800." Canadian-German Folklore. 1967. 2: 61-92.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTU.
A partly fictionalized account of how the early
Pennsylvania Mennonite and Tunker settlers came to
Waterloo Township and paid Richard Beasley forty
thousand dollars for sixty thousand acres. The
genealogical relationships between the families
are noted, along with the difficulties of
procuring secure land titles. Period: 1800 - 1804.
556. Hamilton, O.A.F. "The Amish settlement in the
Township of Wilmot in the County of Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1944. 32: 15-21.
Loc: all.
A short history of the Amish from their
beginnings in the late seventeenth century to the
migration to Wilmot Township. The leaders of the
Amish community are identified, as are the many of
the early settlers. Period: 1820 - 1860.
557. Heintz, Gladys. German immigration into Upper
Canada and Ontario: from 1783 to the present day.
Queen’s University (M.A. thesis, History), 1938. 4
fiche. ill., maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An overview of the migration trends, patterns of
settlement, and general adaptation of Germans and
Pennsylvania Germans. The author examines racial
origins, religious backgrounds, land purchases,
German contributions to Ontario life, political
interests, and federal government immigration
programmes. A section entitled "Life in Waterloo
District" considers themes such as Pennsylvania
Germans as Canadian pioneers, clearing the land,
the district in the early days, the district as of
1938, living conditions, economic development, the
influence of the Mennonite religion on the
character of the settlers, and the development of
the Mennonite church. Period: 1800 - 1938.
558. Hill, Matthew H. "Folkways: personal views." From
Pennsylvania to Waterloo: Pennsylvania-German folk
culture in transition. Edited by Susan M. Burke
and Matthew H. Hill. Kitchener: Friends of the
Joseph Schneider Haus, 1991. Pp. 125-139. Loc:
OKIT.
An edited summary of a panel discussion
moderated by Clarke Hess and Lorna Bergey and
including Donald Martin and Ivan Kraemer of
Waterloo County and other Mennonite members from
Pennsylvania. Topics included religion, the use
of dialect, education, celebrations of festivals
such as Easter and Christmas, farming customs and
off-farm work, the persistence of cottage
industries and crafts, rites of passage such as
births and burials, and youth organizations and
activities. Period: 1900 - 1990.
559. Hoffman, Susan. "Mennonite genealogical resources:
the Grace Schmidt Room, Kitchener Public Library."
Mennogesprach. 1986. 4,2: 19-20. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
An outline of materials available, including
books, periodicals, census and assessment records,
naturalization records, Tweedsmuir histories and
birth, marriage and death records.
560. Holden, M.L. "Pursuit of Utopia." Canadian
Forum 1948. 28: 106-7. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1948.
561. Horst, Isaac R. Separate and peculiar. Mount
Forest: Durham Chronicle, 1979 reprinted 1983. 75
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRSJ, OWT, OWTUR,
OWTUCG.
An account of the Old Order Mennonites in
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65
Woolwich Township. Homes, clothing, customs,
religious services and family events are described
with simple drawings and a short glossary. Period:
1880 - 1980.
562. Horst, Isaac R. Up the Conestoga Mount Forest:
Isaac R. Horst, 1979. 462 p. ill., indexes. Loc:
OCCA, OKEBC, OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTL,
OWTUR, OWTUCG.
An historical account of the lifestyles of the
Old Order Mennonites in North America, with
particular reference to Waterloo County.
Beginning with the settlement years, the author
notes events, customs, traditions, family stories,
genealogical ties and schisms. Period: 1800 -
1974.
563. Horst, Isaac R. Why, Grossdaudy?. Mount Forest:
The Author, 1985. 79 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRSJ.
A sequel to Separate and peculiar, using the
convention of a conversation between grandfather
and grandson, supported by biblical texts, to
explain differences between Mennonites and the
larger society.
564. Horst, Mary Ann. My Old Order Mennonite
heritage. Kitchener: Pennsylvania Dutch Craft
Shop, 1970. 35 p. ill. Loc: OCH, OKIT, OKITW,
OWRE, OWRND, OWRSJ, OWT, OWTL.
A brief description of the faith, history and
lifestyle of the Old Order Mennonites of Waterloo
County. The author describes her own experience,
from an Old Order Mennonite upbringing to baptism
as a member of the more liberal Ontario Conference
Mennonites.
565. Hunsberger, Albert. "Russian Mennonites mark 60th
anniversary." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984.
72: 161-164. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the arrival in 1924 of 800
Russian Mennonites in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.
Period: 1923 - 1924.
566. Hunsberger, David L. and Hertel, James and
Lattner, Koni and Fretz, J. Winfield. People
apart: portrait of a Mennonite world in Waterloo
County, Ontario. St Jacobs: Sand Hills Books,
1977. Ill p. ill. Loc: OCH, OCP, OKIT, OWRE,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A collection of black-and-white photographs of
scenes of everyday life among the Old Order
Mennonites of Waterloo County, linked by excerpts
of text by the sociologist Winfield Fretz. Period:
1800 - 1975.
567. Hunsberger, Wilson. "Pennsylvania-German rhymes
and sayings." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976.
64: 26-30. Loc: all.
A collection of about 15 short poems written in
dialect with an English translation. The topics
of the verses vary from weather predictions to
children’s nonsense rhymes and a general
acceptance of life as it comes. Period: 1800 -
1976.
568. Janzen, William. On the Mennonites who have come
from Mexico to southern Ontario. 1974. 17 1. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A report on the trend since the mid-1950s of
seasonal migration from Mexico to Ontario by Old
Colony, Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference,
Sommerfelder and Church of God Mennonites. The
author comments on the historical roots, values
and ideals of the migrants and their desire for
economic standards equal to those enjoyed by
Canadian Mennonites. Kitchener, Elmira and St
Jacobs are noted as the main destinations in
Waterloo County. Period: 1955 - 1974.
569. Jeffreys, C.W. "Clothes in history." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1942. 30: 207-208. Loc: all.
A summary of a talk given by Dr. C.W. Jeffreys
that contains introductory remarks about Conestoga
wagons, their drivers, and "stogies," the cigars
that the drivers smoked. Period: 1800 - 1830.
570. Kaiser, T.E., Dr. "Origins and early Pennsylvania
Dutch settlements in Upper Canada." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1932. 20: 309-314. Loc: all.
A brief historical account of the migrations to
North America, including the journey to Canada by
some sixty families in the 1790s. Period: 1790 -
1800.
571. Klinckhardt, Christian Gottlieb and Proudfoot,
William, Rev. "Amish and Tunkers critiqued ca.
1830." Mennogesprach. 1992. 10,1: 6. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
Contemporary descriptions of Waterloo County
Amish and Tunkers in the 1830s, taken from a
journal of Rev. William Proudfoot and a letter by
Christian G. Klinckhardt. Brief introductions by
E. Reginald Good give background notes on the
excerpts. Period: 1829 - 1834.
572. Klippenstein, Lawrence. David Klassen and the
Mennonites. Edited by Keith Wilson. We Built
Canada. Agincourt: Book Society of Canada, 1982.
75 p. ill. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTUCG.
Textbook for primary school children, including
biographical notes on William Hespeler and Jacob
Y. Shantz of Waterloo County who helped Russian
Mennonites to settle in Manitoba in the 1870s.
Period: 1813 - 1900.
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573. Kratz, Henry and Milnes, Humphrey. "Kitchener
German (part 1), a Pennsylvania German dialect:
phonology." Modern Language Quarterly. 1953.
14,2: 184-198. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A detailed comparison of the pronunciation of
the Pennsylvania German dialect in Waterloo County
with that of Pennsylvania. The authors conclude
that the Waterloo dialect is homogeneous except
for the Maryhill area, founded by Catholic
Alsatians, and that Kitchener German was more
influenced by English and possibly Standard German
than other dialects of Pennsylvania German.
Period: 1800 - 1953.
574. Kratz, Henry and Milnes, Humphrey. "Kitchener
German (part 2), a Pennsylvania German dialect:
morphology." Modern Language Quarterly. 1953.
14,3: 274-283. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A detailed comparison of the language structure
of the Pennsylvania German dialect of Pennsylvania
and that of Waterloo County. Many similarities
are noted, but the percentage of English loan
words is found to be higher in the Waterloo
dialect. Period: 1800 - 1953.
575. Kurogawa, Minako. "Mennonite children in Waterloo
County." Immigrant groups. Edited by Jean
Leonard Elliott. Scarborough: Prentice-Hall, 1971.
Pp. 33-46. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reprinted from the Canadian Journal of
Sociology and Anthropology (1969), a psychosocial
study of 460 10-year-olds from traditional,
transitional and progressive Mennonite
backgrounds. Children from progressive families
in rural areas are reported to have the highest
overall adjustment profiles. Period: 1967 - 1968.
576. Kurogawa, Minako. "Psycho-social roles of
Mennonite children in a changing society."
Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology.
1969. 6: 15-35. bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967 - 1968.
577. Laurence, Hugh. Boundary maintenance among
Ontario Amish Mennonites. 1983. 42 p. tables.
Loc: OWTUCG.
An analysis of the challenge to the Amish
Mennonites’ ethnic identity by external economic
forces and internal differences in ideology,
during the period of increasing prosperity between
1940 and 1970. The author considers mainly the
Wellesley Mennonite congregations of Waterloo
County, both the Beachy and Western Ontario
Mennonite Conference and the Mornington Mennonite
community in Perth County. Period: 1940 - 1970.
578. Levitch, Gerald. "Mennonites: the old ways Eire
forever." Imperial Oil Review. 1981. 65,3:
22-25. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A popular account of the traditional values and
customs preserved by the Mennonites. Period: 1800
- 1980.
579. "List of Mennonists, Quakers and Tunkers in Wilmot
Township, 1836." Waterloo Historical Society.
1983. 71: 46. Loc: all.
A list of those who paid 10 shillings as tax
exemption money, including Peter Lammer, Joseph
Lichte, Michael Roth, Jacob Miller, John Erb,
Christian Moyer, John Lugibihl, David Geiger,
Jacob Gingrich, Abraham Bean, Isaiah Geiger,
George Levigood and David Richard. Period: 1836.
580. Loewen, Royden. "Diaries as sources for studying
Mennonite history." Mennogesprach. 1991. 9,2:
9-14. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A discussion of the cultural values and the
seasonal round of farm-based tasks and social
interactions revealed in the diaries of four
Mennonite men in Waterloo County in the 1880s and
1890s -- Ephraim Cressman of Breslau, Isadore
Snyder of Berlin, David Bergey of New Dundee, and
Moses Bowman of Mannheim. The author briefly
compares these with diaries kept by women, Laura
Shantz in 1917-1918 and Susanna Cassel Shantz from
1904 to 1920. Period: 1880 - 1920.
581. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. The Old Order Mennonite
community in the early twentieth century.
Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads, Historic
Sites Department, Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, 1988. 217 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTUCG.
A report intended for the use of interpreters at
Doon Heritage Crossroads, where the Peter Martin
house represents an Old Order Mennonite farm.
Information is presented on family and social
units, divisions within the faith, courtship,
family size, the Pennsylvania German dialect and
the use of German in services, education, the use
of technology, rites of passage, modes of dress,
foodways, farming practices, houses and home
furnishings and hobbies. Photographs, drawings
and a glossary of household terms illustrate the
very detailed research. Period: 1900 - 1920.
582. Mage, Julius A. and Murdie, Robert A. "The
Mennonites of Waterloo County." Canadian
Geographical Journal 1970. 80: 10-19. ill. map.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
An account of the religion, education, dress,
architecture and farming techniques of Old Order
Mennonites in Waterloo County. The authors
discuss threats to this lifestyle from
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urbanization and government programmes of health
insurance, old age pensions and workman’s
compensation. Period: 1800 - 1970.
583. Magee, Joan. The Swiss in Ontario. Windsor:
Electra Books, 1991. 271 p. ill., bibl., index.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
An account of the Swiss experience in Ontario,
with chapters on the Pennsylvania Mennonites and
European Amish in Waterloo County. The author
refers to Waterloo Swiss pioneers including the
Bettschen, Guggisburg, and Miimer or Merner
families, and mentions David Peter Hunsberger, a
Waterloo artist and a Swiss Mennonite. Period:
1800 - 1991.
584. Martin, Cleon, Mrs. The pineapple quilt. Aylmer
and LaGrange, IN: Pathway Publishers, 1987
reprinted 1989. 240 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A novel about Nancy Martin and her experiences
with family and friends in the Old Order Mennonite
community of Waterloo County.
585. Martin, John S., Hon. "Characteristics of the
Pennsylvania German in Canada." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1926. 14: 217-219. Loc: all.
A brief address by the Minister of Agriculture
of Ontario at the dedication of the Memorial Tower
(28 August 1926), honouring the first settlers in
the county. Period: 1800 - 1926.
586. Martin, Maurice and Maust, Miriam and Fretz,
Glenn. Mennonites in Ontario: a Mennonite
bicentennial portrait, 1786-1986. Mennonite
Bicentennial Commission, 1986. 175 p. ill., map.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A contemporary portrait of all the Mennonite,
Amish, and Brethren in Christ groups in Ontario,
illustrated with many large coloured photographs.
Short essays on history, faith, farming,
education, mission work and art are included.
Charts illustrate the relationships of the Dutch
and Swiss Mennonites and a map shows the location
of the Swiss Mennonites, Tunkers (Brethren in
Christ), Amish and Dutch Mennonites in southern
Ontario. Period: 1800 - 1986.
587. Martin, Peter G. Peter G. Martin letters. Edited
by Isaac R. Horst. 1980. 156 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A collection of letters written by Peter G.
Martin of St Jacobs to friends in other parts of
Canada and the United States. The letters are
mainly in German but have been transcribed from
the Gothic script by Isaac R. Horst and others.
The letters by Martin are addressed to Christian
Zimmerman and relate information about family
members and neighbours including sicknesses,
births, marriages and deaths as well as other
community news and weather. Period: 1872 - 1899.
588. Murdie, Robert A. A geographic study of the
Mennonite settlement in Waterloo County. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A thesis, Geography),
1961. 91 1. ill., maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL,
OKIT.
A comprehensive study of early history,
population, Mennonite churches and Mennonite
farmsteads, and the economic and cultural patterns
of Mennonite life. Charts, graphs and tables
provide concise details on a wide variety of
topics. Period: 1800 - 1961.
589. Murdie, Robert A "The Mennonite communities of
Waterloo County." The Waterloo County area:
selected geographical essays. Edited by AG.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 21-30. tabl.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A summary of early Mennonite histoiy and the
founding of settlements in Waterloo and Wilmot
Townships, followed by some discussion of
differences in farming practices and general way
of life between Old Order Mennonites and adherents
to the Mennonite Conference of Ontario. A table
summarizes numbers of Mennonites in each township
and urban centre from 1861 to 1961. Period: 1861 -
1961.
590. Paetkau, Henry. Separation or integration?: the
Russian Mennonite inunigrant, community in Ontario,
1924-45. University of Western Ontario (Ph.D.
thesis), 1986. 420 p. tables, bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
An examination of the ethnic identity of Russian
Mennonites who came to Ontario in 1924. This
identity is seen as consisting primarily of three
elements: 1) a separatist, pacifist religious
faith, 2) German language and culture, and 3) an
agrarian lifestyle. The author concludes that
while the New World cultural environment
challenged the traditional Russian Mennonite way
of life, the strength of their religious values
enabled them to survive as a distinct
ethnoreligious group in Canada. Period: 1924 -
1945.
591. Paetkau, Henry. A struggle for survival; the
Russian Mennonites in Ontario, 1924-1939.
University of Waterloo (M.A thesis, History),
1977. 239 p. bibl., glossary. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTU.
A study of the group’s difficulties in adjusting
from a rural to an urban society and its
development of religious, cultured and educational
organizations. About half the Russian Mennonites
who arrived in 1924 journeyed west, but many
stayed in Ontario and the Kitchener-Waterloo area
Period: 1924 - 1939.
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592. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address: the
Pennsylvania background of early Waterloo
settlers." Waterloo Historical Society. 1934.
22: 75-80. Loc: all.
An account of the material culture in
eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, based on a survey
of the "estates of representative families" such
as Panabaker, Tyson, Weber, Levering, Keyser,
Shuler, Johnson and Schneider. Members of several
of these families later migrated to Upper Canada
as pioneer settlers of what became Waterloo
County. Period: 1701 - 1800.
593. Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of Ontario.
Canadian -German Folklore. 1961-. Loc: OKtT,
OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A publication series produced irregularly by the
society that was founded in 1951 by people such as
Mabel Dunham and G.E. Reaman; the society assisted
in organizing the Ontario Genealogical Society in
1960. The name of the society as printed on the
cover began as The Pennsylvania Folklore Society
of Ontario, but between 1977 and 1979 changed to
The Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of
Ontario. The volumes contain information about
the settlement of Pennsylvania German families in
Ontario, particularly the York, Vineland and
Waterloo areas. Not many articles are written
explicitly about Mennonite faith, though the
Mennonite background is implicit throughout the
volumes. The two first volumes (1961 and 1967)
contain collections of articles on miscellaneous
topics, as in a journal, but later volumes are
monographs on particular topics. Those volumes
pertaining specifically to Waterloo County are
given separate entries in the WRP database.
Period: 1784 - 1991.
594. Peters, John F. and Wentzell, Marlin. The
demographic basis of the Old Order Mennonites.
Research Paper Series no. 8694. Waterloo: Wilfrid
Laurier University, 1988. 21 p. charts, bibl. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A study of marital patterns, fertility,
migration and occupations of Old Order Mennonites
in Canada and the United States between 1939 and
1985. Research shows a young population, an
increasing number of single females, and an
increase in the number of ways in which economic
self-sufficiency is achieved. Period: 1939 - 1985.
595. Reaman, G. Elmore. Some notes on the background
of this unique centre, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada:
a short series of articles of interest.
Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 15 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
A brief account of Pennsylvania German culture
in the Waterloo area, including farming, art and
cooking. Period: 1800 - cl970.
596. Redekop, Calvin W. A bibliography of Mennonites
in Waterloo County and Ontario. Waterloo: Conrad
Grebel College, Institute of Anabaptist and
Mennonite Studies, 1988. 9 1. Loc: OKIT, OWT,
OWTUCG.
A list of over 120 monographs, serials, journal
articles, newspaper articles and unpublished
works, including theses and private papers
relating to the Mennonite and Amish. Period: 1800
- 1988.
597. Richter, Manfred Martin. The phonemic system of
the Pennsylvania German dialect in Waterloo
County, Ontario. University of Toronto (Ph.D
thesis, Modern Languages), 1969. 2 fiche. bibl.
mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A description of the dialect based on data
collected from eleven speakers in the northeastern
part of the county. The author identifies the
dialect’s segmental and suprasegmental phonemic
features and their distribution and fluctuation.
The thesis included phonetic and phonemic
transcriptions of sample interviews, with their
English translations. Period: 1968 - 1969.
598. Roth, Lorraine. "150 years of Amish history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 52-57.
ill., map. Loc: all.
A short history of the Amish in Wilmot Township
beginning in the 1820s with the arrival of
Christian Nafziger. A map, based on surveyor
Samuel S. Wilmot’s 1830 report, shows the early
settlement of the central part of Wilmot Township.
Period: 1822 - 1972.
599. Roth, Lorraine and Grant, Marlene J. "Canadian
Amish Mennonite roots in Pennsylvania."
Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. 1986. 9,2:
13-17. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
An account of early settlement by Amish from
Pennsylvania between 1785 and 1835, including
references to particular families who owned land
in or migrated to Woolwich and Wilmot Townships.
Period: 1800 - 1835.
600. Rowe, P. "Amish country: a people as unprocessed
as their produce." Financial Post 1972. 66:
40-1. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
601. Saillour, Dominique. The Mennonites in Waterloo
County. 1984. 101, 70 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTUCG.
An student dissertation written in France "sous
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la direction de Daniel Gouadec," comparing
stereotypes of Waterloo Mennonites with the
realities. The author outlines the history of
Canadian Mennonites, especially in Waterloo
County, and describes Mennonite daily life,
customs and attitudes. Period: 1800 - 1984.
602. Sauder, Dorothy M. "Mennonite Central Committee:
early days at the Kitchener, Ontario office."
Mennogesprach. 1989. 7,1: 1-3. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG.
The history of a Mennonite relief centre in
Kitchener, from its opening in 1944 at the home of
Dr J. Hett, to 1964. The organization, operation,
buildings and personnel are described and
illustrated. Period: 1920 - 1964.
603. "Sauerkraut" 'Waterloo Mennonites in 1867: some
observations." Mennogesprach. 1989. 7,1: 7-8.
Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A transcript of a letter to the editor of the
Huron Signal, dated 1 March 1867 from Berlin,
humorously describing the Pennsylvania Mennonite
settlers of Waterloo Township from an Englishman’s
viewpoint. It portrays the furnishings of the
farmhouse and meeting house, and the food,
clothing, church service and farming methods of
the Mennonites. Period: 1802 - 1867.
604. Schaefer, Thomas L. Russian Mennonite immigration
and settlement in Waterloo County, 1924-1925.
Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A thesis, History),
1974. 56 p. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A description of the efforts of local Waterloo
Mennonites and others to help Russian Mennonites
adjust to life in Canada. Initially, Waterloo
County weis seen as a temporary refuge for the
overflow of Russian Mennonites heading west.
Between 600 and 700 Russian Mennonites settled in
Waterloo County in 1924 and 1925, many of them
finding factory work in the towns when temporary
work on the farms was exhausted. A map based on
the immigration lists of 1924 shows the
distribution of Russian Mennonite immigrants in
Waterloo County, and another shows the Mennonite
settlements of southern Ukraine. Period: 1924 -
1925.
605. Seyfert, AG. "Address delivered at the dedication
of the Memorial Tower, August 28, 1926." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1926. 14: 204-211. Loc: all.
An uplifting address by the representative of
the Lancaster County Historical Society, praising
the pioneer settlers who came to Waterloo County
from Pennsylvania. Period: 1798 - 1830.
606. Seyfert, AG. "Migrations of Lancaster County
Mennonites to Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada,
from 1800 to 1825." Lancaster Historical Society,
Papers and Addresses. 1926. 30: 33-41. Loc:
Lancaster.
Content probably similar to article by the same
author in the Waterloo Historical Society report
for 1926, based on remarks at the dedication of
the Pioneers’ Memorial Tower. Period: 1800 - 1925.
607. Shank, Robert J. "Mennonite odyssey." Canadian
Genealogist. 1982. 4,1: 29-37. bibl., maps. Loc:
OKIT.
An outline of Mennonite history, with some
emphasis on Waterloo County. Period: 1800 - 1982.
608. Shantz, Jacob Y. Narrative of a journey to
Manitoba: together with an abstract of the
Dominion Lands Act and an extract from the
Government pamphlet on Manitoba. Ottawa:
Department of Agriculture, 1873. 31 p. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 30484. Loc: OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUR.
A government publication describing the journey
made by Waterloo County native Jacob Y. Shantz to
MEmitoba, in order to help new Mennonite
immigrants from Russia (Ukraine) settle in that
province. There are no references to Waterloo
County. The Doris Lewis Rare Book Room,
University of Waterloo holds an imperfect copy,
with loss of print caused by cropping of pages.
Period: 1870 - 1873.
609. ShEmtz, Jacob Y. Relation d’un voyage a Manitoba:
accompagnee d’une analyse de l’Acte concernant les
Terres de la Puissance et d’un extrait du pamphlet
publie par le gouvemement at [sic] sujet de
Manitoba Ottawa: Department of Agriculture,
1873. 29 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
13478. Loc: OKITW, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG,
OWTUR.
An Eiccoimt of the journey made by Waterloo
County native Jacob Y. Shantz to Manitoba, to help
new Mennonite immigrants from Russia settle in
that province. There are no references to
Waterloo County. Period: cl870 - 1873.
610. Sherk, AB., Rev. "The Pennsylvania-Germans in
Canada." The Pennsylvania German. 1907. 8:
101-104. map. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An outline of the early Mennonite settlements of
Ontario, with references to such pioneer leaders
as Benjamin Eby, Henry Eby, Ezra Eby and H.W.
Peterson. An introductory editorial note contains
some biographical information about the author.
Period: 1800 - 1841.
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611. Sherk, A.B., Rev. "The Pennsylvania Germans of
Waterloo County." Ontario Historical Society,
Papers and Records. 1906. 7: 98-109. Loc: OWTL,
OWTUCGR, OWTU, OWT.
An account of the Pennsylvania Mennonite
migration to and settlement in Waterloo County.
Topics includes the leadership of Benjamin Eby,
education and the press. This article was
reprinted in The Pennsylvania German, volume 12
(1911), pp. 280-287. Period: 1799 - 1841.
612. Sherk, M.G. "The Pennsylvania-German in history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1926. 14: 237-246.
Loc: all.
A general history of the Mennonite people from
their origins in Switzerland, their migration to
Pennsylvania and later to Waterloo County. Period:
1775 - 1825.
613. Smith, C. Henry. "Expansion of the Pequea and
Germantown settlements." The story of the
Mennonites. Berne, IN: Mennonite Book Concern,
1941. Pp. 566-567. Loc: OWTUCG.
A general history that is largely a revised and
enlarged version of a book entitled The
Mennonites by the same author, published in 1920
and included in the WRP database. A section
relating to the early settlement of Waterloo is
contained in a unit on immigration to Ontario. A
fifth edition of the book, edited by Cornelius
Krahn in 1981, is also indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1799 - 1827.
614. Smith, C. Henry. Smith’s story of the
Mennonites. Edited by Cornelius Krahn. Newton,
Kansas: Faith and Life Press, 1981. 589 p. ill.,
bibl., index, maps. Loc: OWTUCG.
The fifth edition of a general history of the
Mennonites, including a short history of the early
Mennonite settlement of Waterloo County on pages
377-378. Other index entries refer to Kitchener
and Waterloo. Period: 1799 - 1827.
615. Smith, George. "The Amishman.” Ontario Historical
Society, Papers and Records. 1919. 17: 40-42.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief history of the origins of the Amish
religion with reference to the settlement of
Wilmot Township by Christian Nafziger and his
followers in 1822. Period: 1799 - 1913.
616. Smucker, Barbara C. "They found a home in Canada."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1974. 62: 16-25.
Loc: all.
A collection of reminiscences of Russian
Mennonites who came to Waterloo County in the
1920s. The stories of painter Woldemar Neufeld,
Herbert and Marie (Warkentin) Enns, Herman and
Agnes (Wiens) Koop, Henry and Katherina (Ewert)
Rempel, Mr and Mrs Schoenke, Tina and Anna Wall
describe their journeys and early experiences in
Canada. Period: cl924 - 1974.
617. Smucker, Donovan E. The sociology of Canadian
Mennonites, Hutterites and Amish: a bibliography
with annotations. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press, 1977. 232 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT,
OWT, OWTUCGR.
An 800-item annotated bibliography including
references to books, graduate theses, pamphlets,
articles and unpublished sources. An introduction
discusses sources, methods, scope and leading
ideas. Name and subject indexes help users to
locate references to Waterloo County. Period: 1926
- 1977.
618. Smucker, Donovan E. The sociology of Mennonites,
Hutterites and Amish: a bibliography with
annotations, 1977-1990. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press, 1991. 194 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT,
OWT, OWTUCGR.
A companion volume updating and expanding the
1977 bibliography by the same author. There are
critical annotations for bibliographies and
encyclopedias, books and pamphlets, articles and
theses. An introduction summarizes the trends of
recent scholarship in these areas and appendices
list other locations of Mennonite, Hutterite and
Amish material. References to Waterloo County are
listed in the subject index. Period: 1977 - 1990.
619. Snyder, Peter Etril and Herrfort, A.K. Mennonite
country. St Jacobs: Sand Hills Books, 1978. 87 p.
ill. Loc: OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUR.
Thoughts of an Old Order Amishman on farming
and his faith, illustrated with pen and ink drawings
of Mennonite farm life by Peter Etril Snyder.
Period: 1880 - 1978.
620. Staebler, Edna. "How to live without wars and
wedding rings." Macleans Magazine. 1950. 63:
14-15, 41. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1950.
621. Staebler, Edna. "Why the Amish want no part of
progress." Macleans Magazine. 1958. 71: 20-1,
51-6. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1958.
622. Stauffer, Joseph S. "The family book." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 16-17. Loc: all.
A description of the Mennonite tradition of
keeping a family book, an account book in which
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were recorded the expenses of the children once
they reached their late teens. Period: 1800 -
1883.
623. Tutton, Diane A. Dermatoglyphic traits in an
Amish-Mennonite population in Ontario. University
of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Biology), 1978. 2 fiche.
charts, ill., tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUD.
A study of the Amish-Mennonite group descended
from the immigrants to Ontario from
Alsace-Lorraine in the 1820s and 1830s. The
author examines the patterns of arches, loops, and
whorls found on the fingers and the volar pads of
the hand to determine whether increased
homozygosity can be associated with any
recognizable change in genetic traits of a
culturally isolated group. Period: 1820 - 1978.
624. Waite, Gary K From separation to assimilation:
Mennonites in Berlin, 1800-1880. Kitchener:
Joseph Schneider Haus, 1987. 93 p. ill., map.
bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A discussion of the process by which some
Mennonites in 19th-century Berlin accommodated
their lifestyles and values to the larger urban
society. The author uses statistical methods to
describe two generations of Mennonites and their
attitudes to intermarriage, business, politics and
worship. Period: 1800 - 1880.
625. Weber, M. "The part played by immigrants from
Waterloo County to the Didsbury, Alberta,
settlement in 1894." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1950. 38: 13-21. Loc: all.
A short account of the migration which was
arranged by Jacob Y. Shantz and included the
families of Mr Hunsberger, J.B. Shantz, Ephraim
Shantz, M. Weber, Elias Shantz and Rev. J.B.
Detwiler. Period: 1893 - 1950.
626. Winland, Daphne N. A plea for peoplehood:
religious and ethnic identity, continuity, and
change among the Mennonites of Kitchener-Waterloo,
Ontario. York University (Ph.D. thesis,
Sociology), 1989. 312 p. bibl., tables. Loc:
OWTUCG.
An analysis of the ethnic identity of the
Mennonites, with particular reference to the
Kitchener-Waterloo area Topics include religious
divisions, the amalgamation of church conferences,
and the sponsoring and conversion of Southeast
Asian refugees to the Mennonite faith. The author
who attended eleven churches in the
Kitchener-Waterloo over a three-year period,
concludes that group identity is a "dialectical
process involving the simultaneous expression of
numerous and often seemingly conflicting
expressions of identity." Period: 1800 - 1989.
627. Woodhall, David and Yandt, Carolyn. The Old Order
Mennonite community. Present Day Cultures in
Waterloo County: Environmental Studies Program.
Kitchener: Waterloo County Board of Education,
1978. 220 p. ill., maps, music. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG,
OKEBC.
A workbook designed for teachers of Grade Four
classes. Rich in information about Old Order
customs and traditions, the book has eleven
appendices containing historical background, maps,
stories, excerpts from Mabel Dunham’s Trail of
the conestoga and Edna Staebler’s Sauerkraut and
enterprise, sketches by Peter Etril Snyder and
Marlene Jofriet, photographs by Allen D. Martin,
common sayings, recipes and songs. The authors
are concerned with pedagogical techniques and
provide advice on the use of maps, problem-solving
sessions, and how to teach the skills of
observation, classification, description and
comparison.
628. Zimmerman, Idessa. History of early Mennonite
settlers. 1963. 21 1. ill. Loc: OKl'l'W.
A summary of the Mennonite European and
American background with brief biographical sketches
of some early Pennsylvania Mennonite settlers in
Waterloo County and a reference to resolution of
the land claim with Richard Beasley. Part of this
history is taken from Mabel Dunham’s chapter on
Waterloo in her book about the Grand River. A
note on the cover page indicates that the account
was compiled for Mr Elliott Moses, Department of
Indian Affairs, Six Nations Reserve, Oshwegan.
Period: 1800 - 1825.
THE GERMANS OF WATERLOO COUNTY
629. Auburger, Leopold and Kloss, Heinz and Rupp,
Heinz. Deutsch als Muttersprache in Kanada;
Berichte zur Gegenwartslage. Deutsche Sprache in
Europa und Ubersee, Berichte und Forschungen, Band
1. Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1977. 175 p.
tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A collection of essays about German-language
enclaves in Canada. Werner Bausenhart, Kurt
Nabert, Klaus H. Bongart and others discuss the
dialects of Ontario German-speaking communities,
especially the Mennonites, Amish and other
German-born groups of Waterloo County. Fritz
Wieden provides information on German newspapers
and periodicals published in Canada since World
War H, as well as radio and television
broadcasting in German. In addition to
bibliographies presented with each essay, the
final chapter is an extensive bibliography of the
studies of German dialects in Canada, compiled by
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Wolfgang Viereck and J. Eichhoff. Period: 1945 -
cl975.
630. Bassler, Gerhard P. "Franz Straubinger and the
Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft Ontario."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadiaches
Jahrbuch. 1984. 8: 225-234. Loc: OKTT, OWTL,
OWTUCG.
An account of efforts to unify German secular
and religious associations in Ontario in the 1930s
by stressing their common heritage and language.
The author shows how Straubinger persisted in
spite of anti-German tensions in the 1930s and
1940s, maintaining that the events he organized
were not pro-Nazi. Though provincial in scope, the
article suggests the significance of the Kitchener
community in preserving German ethnicity. Period:
1929 - 1939.
631. Bausenhart, Werner A. "The Ontario German
language press and its suppression by Order-in-Council
in 1918." Canadian Ethnic Studies. 1972. 4,1-2:
35-48. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A portrayal of the plight of German-language
newspapers during the First World War. Quoting
frequently from the Berliner Journal, the author
suggests that the date of the legislation was
connected to the proposed Imperial News Service
being considered by the supervisor of the Canada
Department of Public Information, N.W. Rowell, in
1918. The legislation is seen also as part of the
federal government’s support of provincial
legislation to discourage bilingual schools.
Period: 1914 - 1918.
632. Benjamin, Steven M. The German-Canadians: a
working bibliography. Occasional Papers of the
Society for German-American Studies, no. 1.
Morgantown, WV: Society for German-American
Studies, 1979. 41 p. Loc: OWTU.
A supplement to two bibliographies published in
the German-Canadian yearbook, vol. I (1973), pp.
327-44 and vol. m (1976), pp. 291-302. It
contains citations for about 440 books, theses and
articles, many of which refer to Waterloo County.
633. Boeschenstein, Hermann. "Das Studium der
deutschkanadischen Presse - ein fruchtbares
Arbeitsfeld." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadiaches Jahrbuch. 1973. 1: 41-46. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A review of the German-language press in Canada
before 1918, including analysis of the style and
use of "German-Canadianisms" by newspaper editors,
and appreciation of historical research by H.K
Kalbfleisch. Period: 1835 - 1918.
634. Brast, Heinz and Kraft, Annemarie. Kanada, Ihre
neue Heimat: Handbuch fur Auswanderer. Stuttgart:
Orac Pietsch, 1983. 183 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A handbook for German-speaking Europeans
intending to emigrate to Canada. Chapter 4
describes the Region of Waterloo, especially the
Old Order Mennonites. Period: 1977 - 1983.
635. Breithaupt, W.H. "Presidential address: some
German settlers of Waterloo County." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1913. 1: 11-15. Loc: alL
Brief sketches of some influential European
settlers, including Peter N. Tagge, Jacob Beck,
Otto Klotz, Jacob Hailer, Jacob Hespeler and John
Motz. Period: 1800 - 1911.
636. Brewster, Winfield. Pine Bush genealogy;
something about the German people who came to
Canada from 1850 on, and settled in "Pine Bush” a
mile south of Hespeler, east of the Back Road and
of their descendants. Hespeler: T and T Press,
1961. 85 p. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA.
Biographical and historical information about
the first German families who settled in the Pine
Bush area of Hespeler from about 1850. Most names
were found in the records of births and deaths at
St James Lutheran Church, Hespeler. All the main
family names Eire indexed in the WRP database. An
index is available at the City of Cambridge
Archives and the Cambridge Library and Gallery.
Period: 1850 - 1960.
637. Briefe fiber West-Canada das Runner-Unwesen und
die deutsche GeseDschaft in New-York, nebst einem
Anhange fiber die osthchen Townships in Unter
Canada und die Passage-Bureaus in Europa und
Amerika: ein Wegweiser fur Auswanderer. CEHM
Microfiche series, no. 32509. Preston: Jakob
Teuscher, printed by Abr.A. Eby, 1854. 3 fiche.
mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A guide to prospective German emigrants and
travellers to Canada. Also published by
Schabelitz in Basel. Period: 1853 - 1854.
638. Canadian German Society. German-Canadian Review:
quarterly of the Canadian -German Society, Inc..
Galt: Canadian German Society, 1956. 22 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
A continuation of the quarterly Gemum-Review,
published by the Canadian Society for German
Relief in Manitoba The format, place of
publication and publisher all changed in 1956 when
the Canadian German Society began publishing the
review in Galt. Edited by Gottlieb Leibbremdt,
the magazine focused on German-Canadian life and
its history. There are book reviews and articles
in English and German about German settlers in
Canada. The University of Waterloo Rare Book Room
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has the first of these publications, vol. 9, no. 1
(Autumn 1956). Period: 1948 - 1956.
639. Canadian Society for German Relief. Canadian
Society for German Relief Bulletin. Winnipeg: The
Society, 1948 - 1953. Loc: OWTUR.
A bulletin published in co-operation with the
Gottingen Research Committee into the Refugee and
Expellee Problem, an organization devoted to the
alleviation of suffering in Germany and Austria.
The serial contains items in both English and
German, and most issues contain reports from the
Kitchener branch. In 1955 the name of the
publication changed to the German-Canadian
Review and the society’s name changed to the
Canadian-German Society. The University of
Waterloo’s Doris Lewis Rare Book Room has vol. 4,
nos. 2, 5-7 (1951); vol. 5, nos. 1-5 (1952); and
vol. 6, nos. 2 and 3 (1953). Period: 1948 - 1953.
640. Canadian Society for German Relief. The
German-Canadian Review: a quarterly, published in
cooperation with the Goettingen Research Committee
into the Refugee and Expellee Problem. King’s
Park, Manitoba: Canadian Society for German
Relief, 1954 - 1956. 8 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
A continuation of the monthly bulletin produced
by the Canadian Society for German Relief to
assist German-speaking immigrants. In 1954 the
review was published in Manitoba and focused on
the problems of German refugees. It contains
articles in German and English which have a
worldwide scope. The University of Waterloo Rare
Book Room holds vol. 7, nos. 1, 2, and 3 and vol.
8, no. 1. In 1956 the review was published by the
Canadian German Society, and the place of
publication changed from Manitoba to Galt. Period:
1954 - 1956.
641. Canadians Germanics: a journal for
German-Canadian Studies and news bulletin of the
German-Canadian Historical Association and the
Historical Society of Mecklenburg Upper Canada
Ont.. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A quarterly publication with articles in both
English and German on German- Canadians . Many
are transcripts or facsimiles of articles in other
periodicals such as the Kitchener-Waterloo
Record. Although about a tenth of the material
concerns the Waterloo area, some issues contain
more. For example, nearly half of the March 1992
issue consists of copies of documents, articles
and editorials on the proposal to rename Kitchener
Berlin. The Conrad Grebel Library has subscribed
to the journal since 1988. Users should note that
articles from the Kitchener-Waterloo Record are
systematically clipped and indexed at the Grace
Schmidt Room of Kitchener Public Library. Period:
1799 - 1992.
642. Eby, Peter. Canada’s Zustande, Uebersetzung einer
Depesche von Sr. Excellenz dem General Gouvemeur,
an den Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, Baronet.
Berlin: The Author?, 1854. 26 p. Loc: OWTUCGR,
OKITW.
A German translation of an 1852 dispatch from
the Governor General relating Canada’s imports,
exports, transportation, population, agriculture
and other production. Five thousand copies of
this translation were sent to Germany in order to
encourage more emigration from Europe. In a brief
appendix, Peter Eby stresses the great advantages
to German emigrants of choosing such townships as
Waterloo, Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich, already
settled by German-speaking people. He notes the
special opportunities for teachers of German to
make better salaries than their American
counterparts. Period: 1848 - 1854.
643. Eichhoff, Jurgen. "Bibliography of German dialects
spoken in the United States and Canada and
problems of German-English language contacts
especially in North America, 1968-1976, with
pre-1968 supplements." Monatschefte. 1976. 68,2:
196-208. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A bibliography of 150 items, some of which refer
to Waterloo County. It is a continuation of a
bibliography on the same topic by Wolfgang
Viereck. Period: 1968 - 1976.
644. Featherston, Maria. The Berliner Journal: a study
of a German-language newspaper. Wilfrid Laurier
University (M.A thesis, History), 1977. 88 1.
bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An examination of the newspaper’s history,
founders, policies, community role and contents
for the years 1906 to 1915. The author discusses
the journal’s role in preserving German language
and culture and describes editor John A
Rittinger’s character, "Joe Klotzkopp," whose
humorous letters were written in the Pennsylvania
German dialect. Period: 1906 - 1915.
645. Fitzgerald, E. Keith. "The anglicizing of German
surnames - a frustrating genealogical experience."
Families. 1983. 22,2: 97-99. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A summary of the topics, followed by a
discussion of the name Empey, for which the author
finds over 65 spellings. Period: 1709 - 1983.
646. Froeschle, Hartmut. "1784-1984: 200 years of
German participation in building Ontario: a
chronological table." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1984. 8: 6-23.
table. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
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Demographic and Social Structure
A summary of the migrations of German-speaking
people and the areas they settled in the Waterloo
region. Prominent individuals including Benjamin
Eby, Christian Nafziger, F.W. Bindemann, George
Rebscher, Louis Funcken, Otto Klotz and John A.
Rittinger are noted for their roles in the
region’s religious, political, cultural and
industrial development. Period: 1800 - 1984.
647. Froeschle, Hartmut. "Deutschkanadische
Bibliographie. Eine Auswahl." German-Canadian
Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1973. 1:
327-344. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTL.
A select German-Canadian bibliography listing
publications in German on literature, the press,
education, settlement, travels in Canada by
Germans from the late 19th and the 20th centuries,
German organizations and other bibliographies.
Period: 1800 - 1970.
648. Froeschle, Hartmut and Zimmermann, Lothar.
German Canadiana: a bibliography / Deutsch
kanadische Bibliographie. German-Canadian Yearbook/
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. Toronto: Historical
Society of Mecklenburg Upper Canada, 1990. 420 p.
index. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTL.
A multidisciplinary listing of titles up to
1987, including monographs, articles from
journals and newspapers, theses, and manuscripts
and typescripts, arranged under thematic headings
such as histories, group life (ethnicity,
identity, and acculturation), religious life,
language and literature, German language press,
and cultural, economic, political and military
contributions. This reference work forms the
entire eleventh volume of the periodical and lists
many sources for Waterloo County. Period: 1800 -
1987.
649. Froeschle, Hartmut. "German immigration into
Canada: a survey." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1981. 6: 16-27. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
An overview of German settlement including the
waves of migration to the Waterloo area. It is
noted that this article is a translation of the
original German work by Werner Bausenhart. Period:
1799 - cl835.
650. Froeschle, Hartmut and Zimmermann, Lothar. "The
Germans in Ontario: a bibliography."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches
Jahrbuch. 1984. 8: 243-279. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTUCG.
A listing of nearly 750 titles of articles
appearing in newspapers, periodicals and
encyclopedias, as well as of genealogies,
biographies, and church, local, and provincial
histories, many of which refer to the
German-speaking peoples of Waterloo County.
Appended to the bibliography is a subject index
identifying such themes as architecture, Amish,
business, Catholics, customs, Dunkards, folklore,
immigration, language, Lutherans, Mennonites,
newspapers, clubs, settlement, politics, schools
and Swedenborgians. Period: 1800 - 1984.
651. Froeschle, Hartmut and Roger, Dieter and Unruh,
Peter. Globus. Berlin, Germany: Verein fur das
Deutschtum im Ausland e.V., 1985. 17,3: Pp. 5-9,
17-19, 24-26. Loc: OWTUR.
A photocopy of an issue containing three
articles relating to the achievements of German
immigrants in Canada, including those who came to
the Waterloo area. The articles are entitled "Die
deutsche Volksgruppe im kanadischen Mosaik" = "The
German ethnic group in the Canadian mosaic",
"Deutsches Bauen und seine Einfliisse in Kanada" =
"The German building style and its influences in
Canada", and "Die Renaissance des
deutschkanadischen Schrifttums" = "The renaissance
of German-Canadian literature". Each article
touches on the contributions that the German
culture has made to the county, through the
Pennsylvania German Mennonites, European Germasn
or Russian Mennonites. Period: 1800 - 1985.
652. Froeschle, Hartmut. The history and heritage of
German immigration to Canada. Canadiana Germanica
Occasional Papers, No 3. Toronto: German-Canadian
Historical Association, 1982. 19 p. bibl. Loc:
OKIT.
A brief overview of German groups who settled in
Waterloo County, from the Pennsylvania-German
Mennonites in the early nineteenth century to the
Volksdeutsche in the 1950s. Period: cl800 - cl950.
653. "German Peace Festival 1871." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 78-80. ill. Loc: all.
An address written at the time of the
Friedensfest of 1871 in Berlin by W. Jaffray, G.
Davidson and J. King on behalf of the English
residents of Berlin. The address was sent to the
members of the committee of the German Peace
Festival, congratulating them on the German
victory in Europe as well as the celebrations in
Berlin, Canada. Period: 1871 -
654. Helling, Rudolf A A socio-economic history of
German-Canadians: they, too, founded Canada: a
research report. Edited by Bernd Hamm.
Vierteljahrschrift fur Sozial- und
Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Nr. 75. Wiesbaden: Franz
Steiner Verlag, 1984. 156 p. tables, bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A survey of German groups who settled in the
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Waterloo County area, including discussion of
migration, settlement, war, education, politics,
recreation, communications and culture. Period:
1799 - 1984.
655. Hess, Albert. "Deutsche Brauche und Volkslieder in
Maryhill (Waterloo County)." German-Canadian
yearbook / Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1976. 3:
221-225. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTL.
A brief overview of German customs and folk
songs traced back to the settlement of the
community (known as New Germany before 1941) by
Catholic Alsatians in the 1820s and 1830s. Based
on interviews with local residents Marie Scherer
and Albert Zinger, the author relates musical,
culinary and family traditions which have nearly
disappeared from the area. Samples of songs
remembered by the two elders are included. An
English version of this article was published in
the Waterloo Historical Society’s 64th annual
report in 1976, pages 31-36. Period: cl820 - 1976.
656. Hess, Albert. "From Baden to Baden." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1970. 58: 35-42. Loc: all.
A discussion of factors in the emigration of
German residents of Baden (Sachsens and Schwabens)
to Baden, Waterloo County, in 1816-17, the 1840s
and the 1920s. The author uses evidence from
contemporary family letters. Period: 1816 - 1920.
657. Hess, Albert. "From Strasburg to Strasburg."
Waterloo Historical Sodely. 1971. 59: 20-30.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the European background of
Waterloo County’s village of Strasburg, from the
Amish settlers led by Christian Nafziger in the
1820s to Alsatians who came between the 1830s and
1850s. Period: 1820 - 1850.
658. Hess, Albert. "I found Waterloo County in Hesse."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 63-72.
ill. Loc: all.
A short account of life for peasants in Hesse,
Germany, from which significant numbers emigrated
to Waterloo County in the 1830s and 1840s. The
article is based on research done on the author’s
trip to Hesse in 1972, where he found convincing
evidence of ancestors of county families such as
Ratz, Euler, Dreger, Ernst, Kaufman, Kranz,
Schmalz, Breithaupt, Lautenschlager, Smith
(Schmidt), Pfohl, Einwechter, Nahrgang, Hachbom,
Stroh, Wettlaufer, Kalbfleisch, Krug, Schaefer,
Staebler, Seyler, Wilker, Doerbecker, Doersam,
Doering, Hahn, Neeb, Weitzel, Knipfel, Lotz, Doehn
and Koch. Period: 1830 - 1850.
659. Hess, Albert. "Impressions of a German immigrant."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1978. 66: 46-47.
Loc: all.
A short article, based on comments made by
Waterloo County newcomers in letters to European
relatives in the 1830s, about the availability of
food, low taxes, free hunting and good pay.
Period: 1830 - 1840.
660. Hess, Albert. "The wandering Schwabens." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 58-63. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the Schwabens who emigrated
from the Banat in Rumania to Waterloo County,
mainly the events in Europe that prompted them to
move to North America. The author suggests that
by 1973 there were over 6,000 Schwabens in the
Kitchener-Waterloo area. Very few personal names
are provided. Period: cl925 - 1973.
661. Hunsberger, Albert. "Philipp Lautenschlager’s
letter." Waterloo Historical Sodely. 1978. 66:
41-45. ill. Loc: all.
Translated of a German letter from a new
Canadian resident to his family in Herchenrode,
Hesse. The letter describes the passage to North
America and the way of life, wages and prices in
Waterloo Township in the 1830s. Period: 1830 -
1831.
662. Intschert, Michael. Burghalle remembered: a Saxon
village in Transylvania Waterloo?: The Author?,
1989. 316 p. ill. map. Loc: OWT.
An account of the people and customs of the
Transylvanian village of Burghalle, some of whom
came to the Waterloo area following the Second
World War. There are recollections of immigrants,
such as Georg Hendel and Michael Intschert, and a
portrayal of the adaptation to Canadian society.
The development of the Transylvania Club of
Kitchener is recorded, with photographs of its
members and its activities. Names and addresses
of immigrants to Canada and the United States from
Burghalle are listed. Period: 1945 - 1989.
663. Jakobsh, Frank K "German and German-Canadian
literature as contained in the Berliner
Journal" German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1979. 5: 108-120.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTL.
An analysis of the literary content of the
weekly newspaper published from 1859 to 1918,
including its style, quality and purpose. The
author considers particularly the Pennsylvania
German dialect in the letters to the editor by the
fictitious character "Joe Klotzkopp" (John A.
Rittinger). Period: 1859 - 1918.
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664. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. "Among the editors of
Ontario German newspapers, 1835-1918."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1961. 1: 78-85. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A profile of German newspapers and their
editors, most of them from Waterloo County. With
a few exceptions, the editors are seen as
partisan, provocative, libellous and pugnacious:
most were involved in court cases, some went
bankrupt, and one was jailed. Quotations from the
newspapers reflect the editors’ uncompromising
stands and their rivalry with one another. Period:
1835 - 1918.
665. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. "German or Canadian?."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 18-29.
Loc: all.
An essay about German identity in southwestern
Ontario, based on examples from German-language
newspapers in Ontario. The author attributes the
lack of active political ambition by early German
Canadian settlers, their loyalty to the British
monarchy from the 1870s, and the events of
World War I to the decline of the German language
and any strong ties to the Fatherland. Period:
cl800 - cl950.
666. Karch, Dieter and Moelleken, Wolfgang Wilfried.
Siedlungspfalzisch im Kreis Waterloo, Ontario,
Kanada. Phonai: Lautbibliothek der europaischen
Sprachen und Mundarten: Deutsche Reihe; Bd. 18
Deutsches Spracharchiv. Monographien; Bd. 9.
Tubingen: M. Niemeyer, 1977. 201 p. maps, indexes.
Loc: OWTU.
A study of the Pennsylvania-German dialect
(ideolect) as it was spoken in the county in 1969.
The book contains the texts, in phonetic
transcription with a translation in High German,
of interviews with two native speakers from
Woolwich and Wellesley Townships. A phonotape of
the interviews is also available. Period: 1968 -
1969.
667. Kurz, Carl Heinz. Liebeserklarung an das kleine
Paradies. Kleine Plesse Bucher ei; Bd. 9. Harm.
Miinden: Gauke, 1980. 32 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWTU.
A romantic description of Waterloo County’s
landscape and people, emphasizing the
contributions of Germans in farming, music,
popular culture, education and industry, and
referring briefly to the earlier presence of
aboriginal people. Period: 1799 - 1980.
668. Lehmann, Heinz. "Das Deutschtum in der Provinz
Ontario." Zur Geschichte des Deutschtums in
Kanada. Band 1: Das Deutschtum in Ostkanada.
Schriften des Deutschen Ausland-Instituts
Stuttgart, A. Kulturhistorische Reihe, Band 31.
Stuttgart: Ausland und Heimat
Verlags-Aktiengesellschaft, 1931. Pp. 48-114.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTUCG.
A comprehensive study of German ethnicity in the
province, including an outline of the settlement
and development of the Waterloo area. Strong
German influences on local place names, cultural
organizations and the press Eire emphasized, as are
the achievements of German-Canadian community
leaders such as Adam Beck, D.B. Detweiler and the
Breithaupt family. For an English translation,
see The German Canadians 1750-1937 by Heinz
Lehmann. Period: 1800 - 1930.
669. Lehmann, Heinz. The German Canadians 1750-1937:
immigration, settlement and culture. Edited by
Gerhard P. Bassler. St John’s, NF: Jesperson
Press, 1986. bdi, 541 p. ill., maps, tables,
bibl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUSJ, OWTUCG.
A detailed study organized in chronological and
geographical order, with Chapter 3 including a
section on Waterloo County. This book is the
translation of several of Lehmann’s works
including Zur Geschichte des Deutschtums in
Kanada (On the history of German identity in
Canada) from which the first three chapters are
taken. Period: 1800 - 1937.
670. Leibbrandt, Gottlieb. "Deutsche Ortsgriindungen und
Ortsnamen in der Grafschaft Waterloo."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches
Jahrbuch. 1973. 1: 119-129. bibl. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG, OWTL.
Brief histories of communities with German names
in each township of Waterloo County, with notes of
their connections with German-speaking migrants
from Europe and Pennsylvania. Period: 1800 - 1916.
671. Leibbrandt, Gottlieb. Little Paradise: aus
Geschichte und Leben der Deutschkanadier in der
County Waterloo, Ontario, 1800-1975.
Deutschkanadische Schriften; Bd.l. Kitchener:
Allprint, 1977. 416 p. ill., facsims., ports.,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRN, OWT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUR, OWTUSJ, OWTUCG.
A history of German-Canadians in the Waterloo
region. While fill ethnocultural strands are
considered, including the Pennsylvania German
Mennonites and the Volksdeutsche from east and
southeast Europe, the author emphasizes the
experience of the European Germans who settled in
the Waterloo area from the 1830s. The book is
especially rich in details of the distinctive
religious, educational, cultural, social and
recreational organizations and achievements of
people of German origin. The impact of the two
world wars on the German-Canadian community is
also discussed. An English translation of the
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book, published in 1980, is also indexed in great
detail in the WRP database. Although the
translation remains true to the original, some of
the photographs, poetry selections, newspaper
reproductions and personal profiles have been
omitted, resulting in a work that is some 75 pages
shorter than the German version. The English
edition contains an index while the German does
not. Period: 1800 - 1975.
672. Leibbrandt, Gottlieb. Little paradise: the saga
of the Germans of Waterloo County, Ontario,
1800-1975. Kitchener: Allprint, 1980. 342 p.
ill., bibl., index. Loc: OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR, OWTUSJ,
OWTUCG, OWTUCR.
Translated by G.K Weissenborn and M.G.
Weissenbom from the original German edition with
the same title. While all ethnocultural strands
are considered, including the Pennsylvania German
Mennonites and the Volksdeutsche from eastern and
southeastern Europe, the author emphasizes the
experience of the European Germans. The book is
especially rich in details of distinctive
religious, educational, cultural, social, and
recreational organizations and achievements by
people of German background. The impact of the
two world wars on the German- Canadian community
is also discussed. Period: 1800 - 1975.
673. Nicolay, C.L. "Berlin, a German settlement in
Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada." German
American Annals. 1907. NS 5, OS 9: 105-121. Loc:
OWTUCG.
An account of the town’s development, outlining
land grants, early settlement, industries and
transportation and emphasizing its ethnic German
characteristics. The author contrasts current
cultural vitality and industrial prosperity with
the difficulties of earlier pioneer days. Period:
1812 - 1907.
674. Pepper, Paul E. Index to Pine Bush genealogy
(Hespeler, Ontario) by Winfield Brewster. 1987.
35 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to some 650 personal names mentioned in
Brewster’s book.
675. Richardson, Lynn E. A facile pen: John Motz and
the Berliner Journal, 1859-1911. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, History), 1991. 127 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
A biographical appraisal of the roles of Motz as
writer, editor and business manager of the
Berliner Journal and of the newspaper’s
influence in preserving German culture. The
author presents a translation of the announcement
that launched the Berliner Journal in 1859 and
summarizes information on other German newspapers
in western Ontario. Period: 1859 - 1911.
676. Sanders, D.M. "Blood ties and war fears draw
Germans to Kitchener." Financial Post. 1962. 56:
11. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
677. Schaefer, Thomas L. "Kitchener’s Swastika Club."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1979. 67: 33-42.
Loc: all.
An account of the unsuccessful organizational
meeting of the Kitchener Swastika Club in 1933 and
the efforts by Kitchener City Council and other
concerned citizens to discourage any promotion of
racial or religious hatred, such as had occurred
in Berlin/Kitchener in 1916 when the Concordia
Club was destroyed. Period: 1916 - 1933.
678. Statuten und Nebengesetze des Deutschen
U nterstutzungs- V ereins in Toronto, Ontario.
Berlin: Rittinger and Motz, 1871. 15 p. Loc:
OKITW.
Statutes and by-laws of the German Aid
Association in Toronto, printed in Berlin by
Rittinger and Motz. Page 15 in the copy owned by
the Waterloo Historical Society has been removed.
Period: 1870 - 1871.
679. Stoesz, Dennis. German immigration from Germany
to Waterloo County from 1819 to 1840. University
of Waterloo (student essay), 1978. 25 p. bibl.,
map. Loc: OWTUCG.
A study of the reasons for emigration, the
process of migration, and those areas of Germany
that produced immigrants to the townships of
Waterloo, Wilmot, Woolwich and Wellesley. Period:
1819 - 1840.
680. Teuscher, Jakob. Briefe fiber West-Canada: ein
Wegweiser fur Auswanderer. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 32509. Preston: Abr. A. Erb, 1854. 176
p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A collection of 18 letters about Canada West,
some of which had previously appeared in the
Preston newspaper Der Canadische Bauemfreund.
As a guide to prospective German-speaking
immigrants, the author describes the established
German settlements with their schools, churches
and newspapers, and discusses land prices, farm
statistics, government policies and practices,
geography, and modes of travel to Canada and the
United States. Period: 1853 - 1854.
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681. Vey, Waldtraut Elisabeth. The German immigrants
of Waterloo County. 1840-1900. University of
Western Ontario (M.A. thesis, History), 1976. 178
1. bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of the background, places of origin,
economic status, possible reasons for emigration,
and choice of destination of the European Germans
who settled in the county. The author also
discusses the roles of Germans in industrial and
cultural development and includes short
biographical sketches of prominent citizens of
German origin. Period: 1840 - 1900.
682. Wagner, Jonathan. "The Deutscher Bund Canada
1934-39." Canadian Historical Review. 1977.
58,2: 176-200. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A history of the pro-Nazi German-Canadian
organization, founded by five men associated with
Waterloo: Ernst Kopf, Otto Geisler, Georg Messer,
Paul Lechscheidt and Karl Gerhard. Toronto and
Kitchener-Waterloo were the most active Ontario
centres, but the real strength of the Bund was in
Western Canada. The Kitchener-Waterloo group
challenged the leadership of Gerhard, who was
forced to resign in 1935. The society’s failure
is attributed to the strength of the
German-Canadians’ ties to Canada. Period: 1934 -
1939.
683. Widder, Friederich. Anleitung fur die Emigranten
tiller Klassen, welche nach Ober Canada
auszuwandem beahsichtigen, ganz besonders den
kleinem Guterbesitzern der Ackerbau treibenden
Masse gewidmet, die aber auch fur solche Klassen
von Interesse die im Besitze eines ziemlichen
Capitals oder sicheren Einkommens den EntschluB
fassen, nebst ihren Familien die alte Heimath zu
verlassen. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 47676.
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1850. 18 frames, mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A pamphlet containing a series of questions and
answers intended to help Europeans, especially
farmers, considering emigration to Upper Canada.
The guide was prepared by a commissioner of the
Canada Company and gives information about
weather, crops, capital needed to settle, the cost
of raising cattle and other animals, the standard
of living, wages, churches, schools and banking.
The CIHM series also has an English version of
this document. Period: 1850 - 1855.
684. Woollatt, Margarete. The German Canadians of
Berlin (Kitchener), Ontario in the First World
War. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A. thesis,
History), 1968. 43 1. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the loyalty to the British Empire
generally felt by German Canadian citizens and
the perception of that loyalty by the Scottish
citizens of Galt. The author discusses material
collected from two newspapers, the Berliner
Journal (Ontario Journal from 10 January 1917),
and the Galt Daily Reporter. The Berliner
Journal was the only secular German-language
paper in the county, and the Galt Daily Reporter
was the main paper of South Waterloo and was
thought best to represent the English Canadian
viewpoint. Appendices present information on
ethnic groups in Kitchener and Galt for 1911 and
1921. Period: 1914 - 1918.
THE SCOTTISH OF WATERLOO COUNTY
685. Cameron, James M. "An introduction to the study of
Scottish settlements of Southern Ontario."
Ontario History. 1969. 61: 167-172. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A study of place names of Scottish origin,
including brief references to the settlements
founded by William Dickson and others in the Upper
Grand Valley. Period: 1815 - 1855.
686. Cameron, James M. A study of the factors that
assisted and directed Scottish immigration to
Upper Canada, 1815-1855. University of Glasgow
(Ph.D. thesis, Geography), 1970. 615 p. ill.,
tables, maps. Loc: OGU.
An analysis of eight factors: friends and
relatives, periodicals and newspapers and books,
Scottish ports, shipping and emigration agents,
government, emigration societies and trade unions,
landlords, land companies and land speculators,
and churches. The author’s main focus is Scottish
settlement in Wellington County and his references
to William Dickson’s development of Dumfries
Township are incidental rather than detailed.
Period: 1815 - 1855.
687. Duncan, Kenneth J. "Patterns of settlement in the
east." The Scottish tradition in Canada. Edited
by W. Stanford Reid. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1976. Pp. 49-75. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of the Scottish settlement from the
1820s to the 1860s, including a brief description
of Dumfries Township, founded by William Dickson,
as a successful example of a proprietary
settlement. Period: 1826 - 1870.
688. Hess, Albert. "From Ayr to Ayr." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1975. 63: 63-65. Loc: all.
A general account of factors in the early
settlement in North Dumfries Township by
immigrants from Dumfriesshire in Scotland. Period:
1816 - 1866.
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689. Mackean, William. Letters home during a trip to
America, 1869. Paisley: The Author?, 1875. 240 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUR.
Privately printed letters which describe a trip
to Galt on pages 80 to 87. The author describes
the town and its Scottish inhabitants, and
comments on the food, Presbyterian churches,
woodland and the lives of farm women. Period: 1869
- 1870.
690. Taylor, Andrew W. "Dumfries: early settlers in an
inland township." Families. 1976. 15,4: 130-137.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
A discussion of developers, promoters and early
settlers such as William Dickson, John Telfer and
James Hogg. Scottish migration from both the
Scottish Borders and New York State is mentioned,
with a description of the hardships endured by the
early pioneers. Period: 1816 - 1976.
691. Vance, William E. "Impressions of a Berlin
pioneer: the emigrant letters of Dr John Scott."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77: 26-37.
ill. Loc: all.
A study of letters written between 1835 and 1845
by Dr John Scott, showing the importance of
personal connections in directing further
emigration to the region and in providing social
networks for the immigrants upon arrival. Period:
1835 - 1845.
692. Whyte, Donald. A dictionary of Scottish emigrants
to Canada before Confederation. Toronto: Ontario
Genealogical Society, 1986. 445 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
A compilation of brief entries for about 12,500
Scottish emigrants to Canada, including details of
name, parentage, place of origin, dates of birth
and death, destination, date and ship of
migration, occupation, wife/husband, parentage,
date of marriage and children. Sources include
the Public Archives of Canada, Provincial Archives
of Nova Scotia, the Scottish Record Office and
National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh, the
Mitchell Library in Glasgow and the Library of
Scottish Genealogy Society in Edinburgh. The
volume is not indexed by Canadian province, county
or locality in which Scottish emigrants settled,
but the basic data could be analyzed to derive
details for Waterloo County. Period: 1800 - 1967.
693. Whyte, Donald. "Scottish emigration to Canada
before Confederation." Families. 1982. 21,4:
197-222. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A comprehensive article that mentions the
establishment of Dumfries Township and refers to
the roles of William Dickson, Absalom Shade, John
Telfer and the Rev. William Stewart in the
settlement of that area. Period: 1815 - 1831.
694. Wood, J. David. "A Scottish note on Dickson of
Dumfries." Waterloo Historical Society. 1960.
48: 37-39. Loc: all.
A description of the Dumfriesshire countryside
from which William Dickson emigrated in 1784,
later founding and directing the settlement of
Dumfries Township, Upper Canada. The author
compares the natural and cultural landscapes of
Dumfriesshire and Dumfries Township and comments
on the place names which Dickson and other early
settlers gave to localities in Dumfries Township.
Period: 1784 - 1816.
OTHER ETHNIC GROUPS OF WATERLOO COUNTY
695. Anderson, M. Grace and Higgs, David. A future to
inherit: the Portuguese communities in Canada.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1976. 202 p.
ill., index, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG,
OWTUSJ.
A general survey including references to the
Galt and Kitchener Portuguese-Canadians. Topics
include labour, language education, clubs and
organizations, family, religion and cultural
identity. Period: 1953 - 1976.
696. Canadian Jewish Congress, Central Region, Research
Committee. The Jewish communities of Galt,
Preston and Hespeler, Ontario: a self-survey.
Toronto: The Committee, 1954. 15 1. map, chart,
tables. Loc: OTU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1951 - 1954.
697. Costa-Pinto, L.A. and de Britto Costa-Pinto,
Sulamita. "The Portuguese in Canada: Waterloo
Region." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75:
5-15. ill. Loc: all.
An account traced from the first immigrant,
Manuel Cabral, who arrived in Ayr in 1928, with
references to many other Portuguese people who
came to the area. Period: 1928 - 1975.
698. de Britto Costa-Pinto, Sulamita. "The Portuguese
community of Galt." Polyphony. 1987. 9,1: 33-34.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A brief history of the ethnic community, with a
note of the author’s proposal to interview pioneer
Portuguese immigrants and collect historical
material about them. Period: 1928 - 1987.
699. Devitt, AW. "Blacks celebrate abolition of
slavery in Elmira [WRP]." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 47. Loc: all.
A brief note about the colony of Blacks who
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settled in Peel Township between 1860 and 1875 and
their annual summer celebration of the abolition
of slavery. The last one recalled by the author
took place in the summer of 1886. Period: 1860 -
1886.
700. Duncan, Susan J. Portuguese in Galt: two decades
of isolation. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis), 1977. 1 fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
A study of postwar development of the community
which was the city’s largest ethnic group by 1975.
The focus is on the current Portuguese population
of Galt and their areas of settlement but an
historical section presents trends in Portuguese
immigration to Galt and mentions the leadership of
Manuel Cabral. Period: 1946 - 1976.
701. Enchin, Gerald D. A locational analysis of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Jewish community. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A thesis, Geography),
1971. 76 p. bibl., maps, tables. Loc: OWTL.
A report on the development of the group which
grew from 10 people in the 1901 census to 525 in
1961. The author explains changes in Jewish
residential location between 1920 and 1970 in
terms of proximity to work and to the synagogue.
A questionnaire sent to Jewish residents gathered
additional socio-economic information. Period:
1901 - 1971.
702. Fyfe, Susan. The immigrants who came to Kitchener
and Waterloo after the Second World War.
University of Waterloo (student essay, History),
197-?. 16 1. bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the experiences of European
immigrants, including brief summaries of
interviews with Kitchener residents who had
emigrated from Germany, Yugoslavia and Austria.
Period: 1941 - 1973.
703. "The Hawksville celebration." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 50. Loc: all.
Transcript of an article from the Dumfries
Reformer describing an Emancipation celebration
held at Hawksville by the Black people of
Wellesley and Peel in 1863. Period: 1863 -
704. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Armenians in Waterloo
Region." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79:
54-79. ill., map. Loc: all.
A detailed account of the settlement of Armenian
refugees in Preston, Guelph, Galt and Kitchener,
in two major waves after the First World War and
the Second World War. The experience of
particular families and the establishment of
voluntary associations are described. Period: 1915
- 1988.
705. Radecki, Henry. Ethnic organizational dynamics:
the Polish group in Canada. Waterloo: Wilfrid
Laurier University Press, 1979. Pp. 45-46, 60.
Loc: OKIT.
A description of Polish voluntary organizations
in Canada, including a note of the earliest group
formed in Berlin in 1862. This group was also the
first to establish a mutual aid. society, with the
preservation of Polish customs and traditions as a
later objective. The Berlin Polish parish was
officially recognized in 1912 and a church was
built in 1913. Period: 1862 - 1912.
706. Smith, Claudette Pamela. West Indian migration to
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1975. 2 fiche.
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of the factors which attracted
migrants to the area, based on responses to a 1975
questionnaire. The author finds that friends and
relatives were the single most important
locational factor and that 75 per cent of West
Indians sampled came to the area after 1966.
Period: 1946 - 1975.
707. Tevlin, M. "How Galt meets an immigration
problem." Canadian Business. 1949. 24: 54, 86.
mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1949.
708. Vuorinen, Saara Sofia. Ethnic identification of
Caribbean immigrants in the Kitchener-Waterloo
area University of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis,
Psychology), 1973. 2 fiche. tables, bibl. mf. Loc:
OWTU.
An analysis of the inter-relationships of ethnic
identification, similarity, perceived acceptance
and social distance of Caribbean-Canadians. Based
on interviews with 120 local immigrants, the
author concludes that individuals will identify
more with ethnic groups that they see as being
similar to themselves, and that the more
individuals perceive acceptance by the people of
the host country, the more they will identify with
that country. Period: 1963 - 1973.
709. Wright, Gerald. "Fugitive negro slaves." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1979. 67: 26-32. Loc: all.
A short history of Black settlement in the
townships of Wellesley and Peel. The author cites
census reports, survey maps and reminiscences to
support an estimate of between 500 and 900 former
slaves from the United States. Period: 1800 -
1860.
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710. Wynnyckyj, Iroida. "Ukrainians in Waterloo
Region." Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78:
6-19. Loc: all.
A survey of the distinctive forms of community
life resulting from three waves of Ukrainian
migration to the region since 1906, when a group
of about 70 families began to settle in Preston.
The author explains that, as in the homeland,
cultural and educational activities in the early
years centred around the Prosvita (Enlightenment)
halls. She describes various associations formed
by Ukrainians, especially the Ukrainian Catholic
Church of the Transfiguration in Kitchener,
established 1926, of which she has written a 60th
anniversary history. Period: 1906 - 1989.
FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY
GENERAL
711. Ancestor charts. Waterloo: Ontario Genealogical
Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1974. 54 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Five-generational charts compiled for their
families by early members of the branch.
Principal family names connected with Waterloo
County are Bauman, Blundell, Buehler, Clemmer,
Cook, Cornell, Cressman, Doud, Faber, Fairbaim,
Farrow, Freeman, Fuller, Greig, Hahn, Howey,
Jones, KiefFer, Lednor, Kinzie, Lehman, Lelond,
Martin, Mather, McDonald, McKinnon, Near, Norris,
Oberholtzer, Robertson, Roth, Rudy, Schneider,
Snyder, Schoenhals, Shaver, Smuck, Stroh, Strong,
Tindale, Warren, Weber and Weicker. There is also
an index of about 400 family names included in the
charts in some way. Period: 1800 - 1950.
712. Ancestor charts. Volume 2. Waterloo: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1974. 37 p. Loc: OKIT.
Five-generational charts compiled for their
families by early members of the branch.
Principal family names connected with Waterloo
County are Brox, Dare/Doerr, Kieffer, Kriesel and
Moyer. There is also an index of some 150 family
names included in the charts in some way. Period:
1800 - 1970.
713. Eby, Ezra E. A biographical history of Waterloo
Township and other townships of the county: being
a history of the early settlers and their
descendants, mostly all of Pennsylvania Dutch
origin: as also much other unpublished historical
information chiefly of a local character. Berlin:
The Author, 1895. 2 v. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 10018-10020. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRE,
OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
A collection of biographical sketches of the
mainly Pennsylvania German Mennonites who settled
in Waterloo Township and adjoining areas in the
first half of the nineteenth century. The details
for nearly 8,500 pioneers and their descendants
are organized alphabetically according to the 142
principal pioneer families identified by the
author through exhaustive research. A 44-page
introduction outlines the migrations of Mennonite
families from Pennsylvania to Upper Canada between
1799 and 1835, the formation of the German
Company, and the locations in which families
settled. The main family names, all separately
indexed in the Waterloo Regional Project’s
database, are Adolph, Albright, Baumann (also
spelled Bauman and Bowman), Bear (formerly Baehr),
Bearinger, Bechtel, Benner, Bergey (formerly
Birgi), Betzner, Biehn (later spelled Bean),
Bingeman, Bliehm (later spelled Bleam), Block,
Bock, Bowers, Brech (later Breck), Bretz, Bricker,
Brower, Brubacher, Burkhard, Burkholder, Cassel,
Christner, Clemens, Clemmer, Cober, Cowan, Cress,
Cressman, Detweiler (also spelled Dettweiler and
Detwiler), Devitt, Eby, Erb, Ernst, Eshelman,
Fordney, Fried, Gehman, Geiger, Gingerich, Gole,
Good (formerly spelled Guth), Goudie, Grody, Groff
(formerly Graff), Groh, Haas, Hagey, Hallman,
Hammacher, Heckedon, Hembling, Hemer, Hilborn,
Histand, Hoffman, Holm, Honsberger, Horst,
Hostetler, Huber, Janzen (later and also spelled
Johnson), Jones, Kauffman, Keller, Kinzie (also
Kinsey), Kinzinger, Koch, Kolb, Kraft, Latschaw,
Levan, Lichty, Livergood, Lutz, Martin, Master
(formerly Meschter), McNally, Meyer, Miller, Mohr,
Moyer, Mosser, Musselman, Myers, Nahrgang,
Oberholtzer, Pannebecker, Quickfall, Reichert,
Reist, Reitzel, Rife (formerly Reiff), Ringler,
Roat, Rosenberger, Rudell, Rudy, Saltzberger
(later Salsberry), Sararas, Sauers, Scheifle
(later Scheifley, Shifley or Shyflee), Scheirich
(later Shiry), Sherk (formerly Schoerg or Schorg
and later also Shirk), Schiedel, Schlichter,
Schmidt, Schneider, Schroder, Shuh (formerly
Schuh), Schwartz, Seibert, Shantz (formerly
Tschantzen then Schantzen, and later also Schantz,
Shants, or Shons), Shelly, Shoemaker (formerly
Schuhmacher), Shupe, Sitler, Souder (also spelled
Sauder), Springer, Stauffer, Stoeckle, Strickler,
Strome (formerly Strohm), Thomas, Tohman, Tyson,
Unger, Urmy, Wanner, Weber (also Weaver), Winger
(also spelled Wenger), Wideman, Wile, Wildfong,
Wing, Wismer, Wissler, Witmer, Woolner, Yost,
Zeller and Ziegler. Users should note the
supplement compiled by Joseph Snyder and published
in 1931, and the indexes, notes and maps added by
Eldon Weber who reprinted Ezra Eby’s volumes in
1971. Period: 1798 - 1895.
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714. "Family names in the Kitchener-Waterloo City
Directory [WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 76. Loc: all.
A report of a survey finding more Schmidts
listed than any other name, with Webers in second
place and Millers third. Period: 1960.
715. Genealogies cataloged by the Library of Congress
since 1986. Washington, DC: Library of Congress,
1991. 1349 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
Complete bibliographic data on nearly 9,000
genealogies cataloged between January 1986 and
July 1991, with lists of more than 10,000
authorized surname spellings and over 22,000 cross
references to variant spellings of those surnames.
Subject headings used in cataloging are included.
716. Gingerich, Hugh F. and Kreider, Rachel W. Amish
and Amish Mennonite genealogies. Gordonville, PA
Pequea Publishers, 1986. 848 p. Loc: OKIT.
A comprehensive list of the first Amish
immigrants to North America and their descendants
to 1850. For Amish who migrated to Waterloo
County between 1815 and 1850, 91 surnames are
listed. These family names have been indexed in
the WRP database. There are geographic codes
identifying immigrants to Wellesley Township,
Waterloo Township and Wilmot Township. Period:
1815 - 1850.
717. Graber, Arthur. Swiss Mennonite ancestors and
their relationship from 1775. Freeman, SD: Pine
Hill Press, 1980. 691 p. indexes. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy referring mainly to the South Dakota
Swiss Mennonites. Waterloo County names occurring
in this genealogy are indexed in the WRP database.
These are the Albrecht, Gerin, Graber, Kaufman,
Kramer, Krehbiel, Miller, Ortman, Preheim, Ries,
Schmidt, Schrag, Schwartz, Stucky, Straus, Sutter,
Tieszen and Waltner families. Period: 1800 - 1980.
718. Peters, Victor and Thiessen, Jack. Mennonitische
Namen / Mennonite names. Marburg, Germany:
Elwert, 1987. 247 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OKIT.
An alphabetical listing of Mennonite surnames
giving their probable derivation and meaning.
Mennonite nicknames are discussed, as are the 20
most common Mennonite family names in Canada.
There are no specific references to Waterloo
County.
719. Snyder, Joseph B. Supplement to Ezra E. Ely’s
Biographical history of early settlers and their
descendants in Waterloo County. Waterloo: J.B.
Snyder, 1931. 195 p. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL, OKIT,
OKEBC, OWT.
An index to supplement Ezra Eby’s 1896
compilation, recording 2,800 names of persons
(listed and numbered as in Eby’s volumes) who died
between 1895 and 1931. The spouse of each
deceased person is also named. Period: 1895 -
1931.
720. Weber, Eldon D. A biographical history of earfy
settlers and their descendants in Waterloo
Township by Ezra E. Eby 1895 & 1896; a supplement
by Joseph P. Snyder 1931; plus an intensive index
of all entries of all persons whose names are used
throughout the volumes; an ordinal index of
geography related to the numbered items; notes
about some of the families and individuals; maps
and other documents of interest. Kitchener: AUon
Print-Craft, 1971. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.,
maps. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An introduction, notes, maps and set of indexes
to accompany and update the reprinting of Ezra
Eby’s Biographical history of 1895-6 (qv) and
Joseph B. Snyder’s Supplement of 1931 (qv).
Lists are provided of the original owners and
acreages of the 130 lots of Woolwich Township and
the 160 lots of the German Company Tract in
Waterloo Township, as well as of other blocks and
tracts in Waterloo Township, such as the James
Wilson Upper Block, Beasley’s Middle Block,
Beasley’s Lower Block east and west of the Grand
River, Beasley’s Old Survey, Beasley’s New Survey,
Bechtel’s Tract, Histand Tract, Bean’s Tract,
Beasley’s Broken Front east of the Grand River,
and the four Lower Block concessions. The maps
include clear reproductions of each township from
the Tremaine Map of Waterloo County (1861). The
geographical index is organized according to the
numbered family and personal entries in Eby’s
volumes. Eldon Weber’s own meticulous
cross-referencing of all persons including
spouses, in the Eby and Snyder lists, is reflected
in the book’s detailed personal index of at least
14,000 entries, each numbered according to the
order in Eby’s 1895 volumes. Period: 1798 - 1970.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH A
721. Shantz, Mary C. The Ahrens story. Sudbury: The
Author, 1981. 83 p. ill., charts, maps. Loc: OKIT.
A lively narrative of the life and times of the
Ahrens family, German immigrants who were
prominent in the development of Berlin/Kitchener
and related to the J.M. Schneider family by
marriage. The paper also contains background
information about the community and the
Swedenborgian Church. Period: 1803 - 1980.
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722. Cowan, Virginia Bollacker. Catherine Litt and
Peter Alles family. Dacono, CO: The Author, 1987.
61 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of documents about Peter Alles
(1829-1892), a German immigrant to Wilmot Township
who became an Evangelical preacher, and his
descendants. Peter and his wife Catherine later
moved to Michigan. Many of the items are letters
from relatives about their family histories; a
separate section contains family photographs.
Period: 1829 - 1987.
723. Kalbfleisch, Raymond W. The Pirie book.
Petoskey, MI: The Author, 1980. 37 p. ill., index.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with some biographical information
on the descendants of John and Janet Anderson,
Scottish emigrants who settled near Winterbourne
in 1838. Period: 1838 - 1980.
724. Norris, Jacqueline. Children of John Arnold and
Mariah Barnes: Dorset County, England to Markham
Township 1841, Wellesley Township, Waterloo County
1847. Guelph: The Author, 1986. 24 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
The genealogy of an English farmer whose
descendants migrated to Michigan, New York and
parts of Ontario. Period: 1847 - 1986.
725. Arthaud, John Bradley. The Emile and Susanna
(Ebersol) Arthaud family, 1765-1987: with allied
families of Blank/Plank, Lebold, Neuhauser,
Schwartzentruber and Z waiter. Columbia, MO: The
Author, 1987. 104 p. index. Loc: OKIT, OWRW,
OWTUCGR.
History of the descendants of Emil Arthaud, a
French Mennonite who migrated to Canada in 1833
and married Susanna Ebersol of Wilmot Township.
The couple bought one hundred acres of land in
Zorra Township and later moved to the United
States. Information and copied documents on the
Ebersol family and their ties with the Zwalder,
Neuhauser, Schwartzentruber, Blank and Lebold
families are included in the appendices. Period:
1833 - 1987.
726. Hammond, Florence M. Ayres and Ratchford, Douglas.
Little apples growing. Waterloo: R. Bean, 1972.
136 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTU, OWRA.
Humorous recollections of Ayres family life in
Kitchener from the 1930s depression to the 1960s.
This is a sequel to the author’s book Little
apples will grow again. Period: 1928 - 1971.
727. Hammond, Florence M. Ayres. Little apples will
grow again. Kitchener: Reeve Bean Printers, 1970.
63 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRA, OWRBL,
OWRE, OWTUR.
A biographical novel based on the settlement of
the Ayres family at Doon. Told by the youngest
Ayres child, Florence M. Hammond, the story begins
in Essex, England in 1911, on the day it was
decided to come to Canada. The Doon community is
described with the names of many Doon residents
and businesses. Period: 1911 - 1961.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH B
728. Ephraim Baer family 187G-. 1976. 16 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Ephraim
(1876-1953) and Lovina Nahrgang (1881-1956) and
their sixteen children. There are minutes of the
1971 reunion and handwritten notes updating the
information to 1976. Period: 1876 - 1976.
729. Groh, Ivan. "Aunt Hannah." Canadian-German
Folklore. 1967. 2: 58-60. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG.
Reminiscences of a Groh family visit by wagon to
Aunt Hannah Baer, daughter of Levi Snyder, at Owen
Reist’s farm. There is genealogical information
on the Baers, some of whom built bridges at
Freeport and West Montrose. Period: 1845 - 1920.
730. Martin, Winston J. A history of the Baer family.
The Author, 1987. 14 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Bear/Baer family, based on
the work of Ezra Eby and Jane Evans Best. Martin
Baer came to Preston from Pennsylvania in 1801 and
married Catharine Gingrich. Others of the family
later moved to Mannheim, West Montrose, New
Hamburg, Michigan and further west. Period: 1801 -
1976.
731. Robbins, Elizabeth Luella Eby. The Henry Baer
family history. Glanworth: The Authors?, 1977. 30
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Henry Baer
(1842-1927) and Leah Bowman (1847-1937),
Mennonite farmers of Wilmot Township. There is a
biographical introduction for each of the fourteen
children whose descendants are listed. Period:
1842 - 1977.
732. Bauman, Angus S. Family records: mostly of three
distinct groups and descendants of Joseph, David
and Henry Bauman who settled as pioneers in
Waterloo Township, Waterloo County, up to the year
of 1825, each representing one of the three tribes
of Christian, Peter and Jacob, respectively, who
are children of the old progenitor Wendel Bauman:
also an extensive history and records of family
lineages of the early ancestors. Wallenstein:
Angus S. Bauman, 1940. 201 p. index. Loc: OWTUR,
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OWTUCG, OKIT, OWRE.
A detailed genealogical study of the members of
the Bauman family from their arrival in Waterloo
Township at the beginning of the 19th century to
1940. An historical sketch of the family includes
transcripts of wills and correspondence, and also
descriptions of the journey from Pennsylvania to
Waterloo Township. Period: 1800 - 1940.
733. Bauman, David S. and Malloy, Reta Hoffman. The
descendants of Henry S. Bauman 1987. 38 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
The third edition of a 1965 mimeographed report
listing the descendants of Henry S. Bauman
(1867-1935). It was also revised in 1979. Henry,
the fifth son of Martin H. Bauman, first married
Judith Martin and later Lavina Steckle. There is a
biographical sketch of Henry, an Old Order
Mennonite preacher who lived in Woolwich, with
family photographs and genealogical charts tracing
his descendants to the ninth generation. Period:
1867 - 1987.
734. Bauman, Roy G. and Bauman, Salome. The Martin H.
Bauman family history. The Authors, 1969. 63 p.
ill. Loc: OWRE, OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A genealogical account, based on Eby’s history
of Waterloo Township, a mimeographed 1932 listing
of the descendants of Martin H. Bauman, and the
genealogy of the descendants of Joseph Bauman by
Sarah Bauman and Erma Freeman (1967). The
present authors have added updates in the index
format originally used by Ezra Eby. A final section
presents humorous anecdotes about the Pennsylvania
German way of life. Period: 1800 - 1969.
735. Bauman, Sarah and Freeman, Erna. Family records
of the descendants of pioneer Joseph Bauman, also
some records of David and Henry Bauman. St
Jacobs: The Authors, 1967. 308 p. index. Loc:
OKIT.
A revised edition of Angus S. Bauman’s Family
records (1940). The genealogical charts and the
name index are updated to 1967, but the family
history at the front of the book, the essay
"Glimpses of the past" and the family information
to 1941 are reprinted from Angus Bauman. Period:
1800 - 1967.
736. The Enos M. Bauman family. 1989. 12 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A genealogical chart of the descendants of Enos
M. Bauman and Elizabeth Lichty Martin, to the
fourth generation. Period: 1871 - 1989.
737. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Bauman family
history by Angus Bauman. 1990. 23 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to Bauman family members, giving the
number of the generation as well as the page on
which the name is mentioned. Period: 1800 - 1940.
738. Schmidt, William A. Simon Beaty and Julie Ann
Bascom: a record of their descendants. Waterloo:
The Author, 1988. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., index.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the Waterloo family from 1779 to
1988, including a biographical sketch of Simon’s
parents, John Beatty and Mary Cress. John Beatty
was an Irishman and one of Waterloo’s first
schoolteachers. Period: 1800 - 1988.
739. Bechtel, Gary and Bechtel, Ruth. Bechtel family,
originator: Hans Jacob Bechtel, 1720. Brantford:
The Authors, 1981. 26 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite family,
some members of which came to Canada in 1817 and
settled in Wilmot Township and Roseville. There
are transcripts of 18th century wills and a
household inventory. Period: 1817 - 1981.
740. Bowman, Christian and Bowman, Elizabeth. "A
letter: 1846." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 16-18. Loc: all.
A letter written to Samuel and Elizabeth Bechtel
of Hespeler from Christian and Elizabeth Bauman
(Bowman) of Berks County, Pennsylvania in 1846.
Period: 1846.
741. Brubacher, Mable Bechtel and Martin, Winston J.
Descendants of Hans Jacob Bechtel of Pottstown,
PA and George HI to Ont. 1929, Rev. Joseph to
Ont. 1802. The Authors, 1987. 60 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
Genealogical chart of the descendants of the
four members of the Bechtel family who came to
Waterloo County from Pennsylvania, Abraham,
Joseph, George and George B. Period: 1802 - 1987.
742. Poth, Ruby Bechtel. Family history of Mervin
Bechtel and Adelia Brighton, compiled by their
daughter, Ruby Bechtel Poth, copied from the
original in her collection, 1983. The Author,
1983. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of copied documents relating to the
Bechtel family, including copies of marriage
certificates, obituaries, photographs,
genealogical charts and newspaper clippings. It
also contains information about related families,
such as the Brightons, Walkers, Sniders and Bocks.
Period: 1803 - 1983.
743. Wenger, George F.P. Descendants of Hans Jacob
Bechtel, better known as Rev. Jacob Bechtel
Pottstown, PA: The Author?, 1916?. 137 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy which includes Joseph Bechtel, a
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Mennonite who moved from Pennsylvania to Waterloo
Township with his wife Magdalena Allebach in 1802.
Documents such as wills and inventories are
transcribed. Period: 1802 - 1916.
744. Yates, G. Kenneth. Migration of Bechtel family
members from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania to
Waterloo County, Ontario. Westford, MA: The
Author, 1991. 4 p. charts. Loc: OKIT.
A comparison of two 1895 genealogies by Henry S.
Bower and Ezra E. Eby, making inferences about
American Bechtel family relationships in the 18th
and early 19th centuries. Period: 1800 - 1847.
745. Pryce, Nona Beck. "The Becks of Doon." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 59-61. Loc: all.
A short history of the family, beginning with
the birth of Jacob Beck in Baden, Germany in 1816,
and mentioning the achievements of later family
members including Adam Beck’s role in the Hydro
Electric Power Commission of Ontario. Period: 1810
- 1880.
746. Beachy, Lucy. Daniel Bender family history.
Grantsville, MD: Bender Book Revision Committee,
1985. 648 p. ill., charts, indexes. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Daniel Bender family, Amish
Mennonites who migrated to Pennsylvania from
Germany in 1842. One chapter traces descendants
of one son, Johannas D., who came to Canada and
married Elizabeth Erb of Baden. Descendants of
Johannas and Elizabeth remain in Waterloo County.
Period: 1856 - 1985.
747. Bender, David M. and Bender, Noah R. Family
register of Jacob and Magdalena Bender and their
children to the sixth generation: from the year of
our Lord 1832 to 1925. Tavistock: Gazette
Printery, 1925. 61 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
The second edition of a genealogy with a brief
introduction noting that the Amish Mennonite
family settled near New Hamburg about 1832 after
first coming to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
from Hessen, Germany. No death dates are given.
Period: 1832 - 1925.
748. Bender, Jacob. Familien-Register von Jakob und
Magdalena Bender und ihr Nachkommen bis 1897.
Jakob and David Bender, 1897. 12 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An early genealogy with a brief introduction
relating the journey from Hessen, Germany to
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and then to Wilmot
Township. Period: 1832 - 1897.
749. Bender, Jacob R. Genealogy of Jacob and Magdalena
Bender: record of descendants until the year of
our Lord 1946. Tavistock: The Author, 1947. 91 p.
ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
The third edition of the genealogy, noting
addresses and the religion of the head of each
family and whether or not he was ordained. Period:
1832 - 1946.
750. Bergey, Barbara G. and Koch, Alice and Bergey,
Dorothy M. Family history of Jacob and Elizabeth
Eby Bergey. D. Douglas and Anne Eby Millar, 1987.
98 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
An annotated genealogy updating the 1925 work by
Dr David Hendricks Bergey and including brief
histories of the Bergey and Clemens families.
Period: 1818 - 1987.
751. Bergey, David Hendricks. Genealogy of the Bergey
family: a record of the descendants of John Ulrich
Bergey and his wife, Mary. New York: Frederick H.
Hitchcock, 1925. 1150 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
An encyclopedic history of the Bergey family in
North America from 1719 to 1925. The book is
divided by generations, with many details of
individuals and places of residence and a
comprehensive index of names. Period: 1815 - 1925.
752. Atkinson, Clara Wurster. "The Jacob Bernhardt
family history." Waterloo Historical Society.
1957. 45: 16-18. Loc: all.
An account of Philip and Barbara Bernhardt who
came from Alsace to Preston in 1855, including
details of their ten children. Period: 1817 -
1881.
753. Bettschen, Gottlieb. Genealogical, biographical
and pictorial history of the Bettschen family and
its connections. The Author, 1910. 110 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT, OK1TW, OWRND.
An account of many members of the Bettschen
family, beginning with David Bettschen in Canton
Berne, Switzerland in 1723 and including David’s
son, Jacob, who settled in Wilmot Township in the
early 1820s and Jacob’s son, Gottlieb, bom in
1841. Photographs and maps accompany the
biographical sketches. Period: 1828 - 1910.
754. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to History of the
Bettschen family and its connections, by Gottlieb
Bettschen. 1991. 6 p. Loc: OKIT.
Index to some 300 personal names mentioned in
the volume actually entitled Genealogical,
biographical and pictorial history of the
Bettschen family and its connections. Period:
1828 - 1910.
755. Brown, Harry W. "The second Betzner reunion."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1920. 8: 133-139.
Loc: all.
An account of Betzner family history, including
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the 1920 Betzner reunion. Period: 1800 - 1920.
756. Edworthy, Laura Betzner. The Betzner family in
Canada: genealogical and historical records,
1799-1970. 1970. 56 p. ill., bibl., map, charts.
Loc: OKIT.
A history of the Betzners, some of whom migrated
to Waterloo County from Pennsylvania in 1799. It
contains biographical information on Samuel D.
Betzner, general information about the early
Mennonite settlement of Waterloo County, and
details of the Betzner Family Reunions of 1917,
1920 and 1967. Genealogical charts show the
families of Samuel Betzner, Abram Betzner, Jacob
Betzner, David S. Betzner and John Weir Betzner.
Period: 1799 - 1970.
757. Kalbfleisch, Raymond W. The Bickel book,
including genealogies of the following main
branches: Boettger, Buck, Heipel, II el wig, and
Kalbfleisch lines. Petoskey, MI: The Author,
1982. 189 p. ill., bibl., indexes. Loc: OKIT.
A looseleaf binder containing information about
the ancestors, descendants and relations of
Mathias Bickel (1822-1906), a pioneer German
immigrant, who settled near Neustadt, Ontario.
Many members of this family settled in Waterloo
County; the geographical index has entries for
Ayr, Cambridge, Elmira, Galt, Hespeler, Kitchener,
Mannheim, New Dundee, New Hamburg, Petersburg,
Preston, Roseville, St Jacobs, Waterloo, Waterloo
Township, Wellesley, Wilmot, Winterbourne and
Woolwich Township. There is also a personal name
index. Period: 1850 - 1982.
758. Bean, S.U. Historical sketch of the Biehn
families and the descendants, 1700-1947.
Stratford: The Author?, 1947. 31 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT.
A detailed account of the Biehn family, from
1800 when John Biehn Sr migrated to Waterloo
County, to 1946. Many descendants are listed,
with birth and death dates and some mention of
their achievements. Information about the Bean
family is also contained in S.U. Bean’s article in
the Waterloo Historical Society Report of 1947.
Period: 1800 - 1947.
759. Bean, S.U. "Historical sketch of the Biehn
family." Waterloo Historical Society. 1947. 35:
15-18. Loc: all.
A short account of the Biehn (Bean) family, with
particular reference to the direct descendants of
John Biehn Jr who arrived in the Waterloo area in
1800. Period: 1800 - 1840.
760. Biehn, Donald M. Biehn/Bean family of Bucks
County, Pennsylvania and Ontario, Canada,
1700-1986. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1987. 368 p.
ill., bibl., maps, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A family history including a reprint of Samuel
U. Bean’s work on the Bean family in Canada, with
the addition of information from the Mennonite
Quarterly Review of 1939 and 1929. The
genealogical data are updated, and the sequence of
descendants is changed to agree with the order of
births. Period: 1800 - 1986.
761. Rommel, Hazel Hathaway. My mother’s people: a
history of the related families of the Bingamans -
Betzners - Bowmans - Clemens and Sniders of
Pennsylvania, Ontario and Michigan. Port Angeles,
WA: The Author, 1985. 110 p. ill., charts, maps.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the ancestors and descendants of
Elizabeth Betzner of Breslau and Aaron Bingaman,
with brief accounts of the early Betzner,
Bingeman, Clemens and Snider families in Waterloo
County. Many family members later moved to
Michigan. Period: 1799 - 1985.
762. Boehm, M.S. "History of the Boehm (Beam) family."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1936. 24: 213-228.
Loc: all.
An account of the migration of ancestors of
Charles Adam Boehm to Pennsylvania and later to
Canada. Period: 1700 - 1929.
763. Carr, Lucile Boshart and Boshart, Shirley Jantzi
and Roth, Lorraine. Christian E. Boshart and
Catherine Buerge family history and genealogy.
Newport, OR: Pioneer Printing, 1978. 300 p. ill.,
maps, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An account of a French Amish Mennonite family
who settled in Wilmot and Wellesley Townships in
1834 and later moved to Nebraska and Oregon.
Reminiscences and photographs complement the
genealogical information. Period: 1834 - 1978.
764. Livingston, James D. Wilhelm and Augusta Boullee
of New Hamburg, Ontario: their descendants.
Schenectady, NY: The Author?, 1981. 8 p. map. Loc:
OKIT.
A brief account of the New Hamburg
physician/publisher who emigrated from Germany in
the 1840s. The research begins with information
on Wilhelm and Augusta, and concludes with short
entries on their children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. Period: 1821 - 1981.
765. Bowlby, Raymond E. Our Bowlby kin. United Empire
Loyalists: the Richard Bowlby (7) family.
Chicago: Genealogical Services and Publications,
1978. 21 p. bibl., indexes. Loc: OKIT.
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A continuation of the book. Our Bowlby kin,
volume one, about the branch which migrated to
Nova Scotia from the United States during the
American Revolutionary War. Waterloo County
members of this family, including W.H. Bowlby and
D.S. Bowlby, are mentioned and placed in their
genealogical context. Period: 1850 - 1904.
766. Bowman, H.M. "The Mennonite settlements in
Pennsylvania and Waterloo with special reference
to the Bowman Family." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1922. 10: 225-247. ill. Loc: all.
An account of Mennonite migration, including
some references to the settlement of Bowmans in
the Blair area of Waterloo Township. Period: 1800
- 1857.
767. Bowman, Jesse. Detailed history of the Henry B.
Bowman descendants. St Jacobs: The Author?, 1964.
36 p. Loc: OKITW, OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Bowman family from Wendel
Baumann’s emigration to America in the early 18th
century, with a general introduction and an index.
Period: 1800 - 1963.
768. Bowman, Jesse. Supplement to Henry B. Bowman
descendants. St Jacobs: The Author, 1980. 20 p.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A supplement to the author’s earlier detailed
study, listing names and birth and death dates of
the descendants and noting the generation of each
individual. Period: 1965 - 1979.
769. Brake, Eunice M. Schnitz and plum pudding: a
family history of the Brake-Break-Brech, the
Cosens, the Kraft, the Wismer families. The
Author, 1992. 268 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of a family with Pennsylvania Dutch
and English origins. Many of its members came
first to Waterloo County, moving on to Michigan.
Autobiographical details of the author,
reminiscences of her family and descriptions of
ancestors are included with genealogical charts
and family recipes. Period: 1806 - 1992.
770. Breithaupt, W.H. Sketch of the life of Catharine
Breithaupt, her family and times. Berlin: R.G.
McLean, 1911. 29 1. ill., ports. Loc: OKIT, OWTLR,
OWTUR.
A biography of the author’s mother, with details
and photographs of other family members as well as
the family tanning business. Period: 1834 - 1910.
771. Breithaupt, James R. "Breithaupt origins."
Famffies. 1976. 15,4: 122-124. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
An account of the family’s 1843 migration from
Germany to Buffalo, and later to Berlin. The
author briefly surveys the generations of Waterloo
County Breithaupts and their contributions to the
community. Period: 1843 - 1976.
772. Breithaupt, Theodor. Chronicle of the Breithaupt
family in biographies. Schliiterschen
Buchdruckerei, 1899 - 1903. 2 v. ill. ports. Loc:
OWTUR.
Translation of Chronik der Famiiie Breithaupt
in Biographien. Volume 2 contains detailed
profiles of Philipp Ludwig (bom 1827, usually
called Louis after his migration to North America)
and Louis Jacob (bom 1855), as well as references
to other members of this branch. Period: 1857 -
1929.
773. Breithaupt, Theodor. Chronik der Famiiie
Breithaupt in Biographien. Hannover (Germany):
Schliiterschen Buchdruckerei, 1899 - 1929. 4 v.
ill., ports. Loc: OWTUR.
A genealogy of many branches of the family,
including the Kreuzburger line to which the
Berlin/Kitchener Breithaupts belong. Volume
(Band) 2 contains detailed profiles of Philipp
Ludwig (bom 1827, usually called Louis after his
migration to North America) and his son, Louis
Jacob (bom 1855). Volume 4 was published by G.J.
Pfingsten. Period: 1857 - 1929.
774. Roth, Lorraine. History and genealogy of Jacob
and Lydia (Leonard) Brenneman family, 1843-1963.
Shakespeare: The Author?, 1963. 96 p. index, map.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
Jacob Brenneman, the son of an Amish Mennonite
pioneer family, grew up in Wilmot Township. He
settled in South Easthope Township at the time of
his marriage about 1840. An account of each of
the ten children is given. Many of them settled
just beyond the boundaries of Waterloo County,
some of their descendants later moving to
Kitchener. Period: 1843 - 1963.
775. Yantzi, Mae. Family tree of Daniel and Barbara
Brenneman up to June 1979. Glen Allan: The
Author, 1979. 45 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Mennonite family who farmed
south of New Hamburg. Both parents died of
tuberculosis, leaving their three children, Peter,
Elizabeth and Daniel, orphans at an early age.
Biographical information and reminiscences are
provided on each child’s family. Period: 1835 -
1979.
776. Larson, Elsie Bricker and Baer, Clara Bricker.
The ancestors and descendants of Isaac Bricker,
1718-1973. The Authors, 1973. 17 p. ill., chart.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of Isaac Bricker (1835-1926) who
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farmed in Blenheim Township and was a grandson of
Samuel Bricker, one of the organizers of the
German Company, and the son of Peter and Susannah
Erb Bricker. The authors present information
about the migration of the Bricker family from
Switzerland to Pennsylvania in 1718 and the
arrival of Samuel and John Bricker in Waterloo
County in 1802. Period: 1802 - 1973.
777. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to The ancestors and
descendants of Isaac Bricker by Elsie Larson and
Clara Baer. Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 6 p.
Loc: OKIT.
An index to more than 400 names. Period: 1802 -
1973.
778. Schmidt, William A. The Bricker connection, part
1: Jacob C. Bricker and Mary Greenfelder, their
ancestors and descendants. Waterloo: The Author,
1985. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
Part of a 5-volume genealogy of the children of
Peter Bricker and Elizabeth Cress, devoted to
their son Jacob. Period: 1800 - 1986.
779. Schmidt, William A. The Bricker connection, part
2: Nancy Bricker and Jacob Snider, their ancestors
and descendants. Waterloo: The Author, 1985. 1 v.
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A portion of the genealogy of Peter and
Elizabeth Cress devoted to their daughter Nancy,
her husband Jacob Snider and their four children.
Period: 1800 - 1985.
780. Schmidt, William A. The Bricker connection, part
3: Catherine Bricker and George Brink, their
ancestors and descendants. Waterloo: The Author?,
1986. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of Catherine Bricker,
daughter of Elizabeth Cress and Peter Bricker, and
her husband George Brink. Period: 1800 - 1986.
781. Schmidt, William A. The Bricker connection, part
4: John C. Bricker and Sallie Wideman (Elizabeth
Cress), their ancestors and descendants.
Waterloo: The Author, 1985. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of John C. Bricker,
son of Elizabeth Cress and Peter Bricker, with his
first wife, Sallie Wideman, and his second wife,
Elizabeth Cress. Period: 1800 - 1985.
782. Schmidt, William A. The Bricker connection, part
5: Rachel Bricker and John Martin. Waterloo: The
Author, 1984. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Rachel
Bricker, daughter of Peter Bricker and Elizabeth
Cress, and her husband John Martin. Period: 1800 -
1986.
783. Gray, Marilyn Tone. And now we are many: a
history and genealogy of the Brohman family.
Toronto: Marilyn Tone Gray, 1971. 181 p. ilL,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTUR.
A detailed work, tracing the family from the
migration of Gottlieb Brohman to New Germany
(Maryhill) from Alsace in the late 1820s. He
married Catherine Lauber and the succeeding
generations to 1970 are all recorded. There is a
brief mention of Joseph Brohman who was noted for
his herbal remedies, some of which are included in
the appendices. Tremaine’s 1861 map of Waterloo
Township is reproduced on the front lining paper,
and a map of Block Number Two in 1805 is on the
back. There is a lengthy index to all personal
names and a bibliography. Period: 1833 - 1968.
784. Shantz, Helen. Descendants of Louis Brox,
1861-1938. 1985. 46 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the ancestors and descendants of
Louis Brox, son of Jacob Brox, a German baker in
Elmira. Louis and his wife Caroline Randall
farmed northeast of Elmira and had twelve
children. Period: 1861 - 1985.
785. Bowman, Henry B. Ancestral record of Henry Martin
Brubacher, 1838-1910. Preston?: The Author?,
1965. 31 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
A chronology of the Brubacher family, tracing
ancestors back to 17th-century Switzerland and
descendants to 1965. John W. Brubacher, the first
member of the family to come to Canada, settled in
Woolwich Township in 1825. The history focuses on
the family of Henry Martin Brubacher, the fourth
son of John W., who continued his father’s
interests in woollen mills. The text describes a
sawmill owned by John W. on the bank of the
Conestogo River, and woollen mills in St Jacobs,
Chicopee and Baden. An index prepared by
Elizabeth L. Schmadl in 1990 includes 861 names.
Period: 1825 - 1965.
786. Brubacher, Aden H. Record of the ancestors and
descendants of Jacob Sherk Brubacher (D-67) and
his brother Daniel Sherk Brubacher (D-71).
Elmira: The Author, 1974. 150 p. ill., index. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy including the Waterloo families of
John Brubacher and Elizabeth Burkhart, John
Shelley Brubacher and Anna Edy, Jacob Shelley
Brubacher and Anna Martin, and Samuel Kurtz
Brubacher and Magdalena Murphy. Period: 1807 -
1974.
787. Brubacher, Benjamin. "Brubacher family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1923. 11: 38-45.
Loc: all.
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A detailed account of four generations of
Brubachers in North America from about 1710,
including a family tree, locations of family
members in Pennsylvania and Waterloo County, many
given names and names of those related by
marriage. Period: 1800 - 1923.
788. Brubacher, Jacob N. The Brubacher genealogy in
America. Elkhart, IN: Mennonite Publishing Co.,
1884. 243 p. index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A pocket-sized genealogy of the descendants of
John and Anna, the first American Brubachers,
including identification of some family members
who came to Waterloo County early in the 19th
century. Period: 1807 - 1884.
789. Brubacher, Landis H. Descendants of John Hess
Brubacher D-14, 1782-1862 of Juniata County and
his nephew "Cooper" John Sherk Brubacher D-63,
1807-1887 of Ontario, Canada. Seven Valleys, PA:
The Author?, 1977. 309 p. ill., index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy including many Waterloo descendants.
One of the earliest Brubachers to settle in the
Waterloo region was John W. Brubacher who came to
Woolwich Township from Pennsylvania in about 1825
and founded a sawmill in 1847 and a woollen mill
in 1855, both near Hawkesville. A preface gives
some background information and biographical
notes. Period: 1825 - 1977.
790. Brubaker, Calvin B. A brief history and genealogy
of the Brubacher families in Waterloo County and
Ontario. Kitchener: The Author, 1990. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy tracing the family back to John
Weber Brubacher (1803-1886) who arrived in 1825
and settled two miles west of St Jacobs. Period:
1825 - 1895.
791. Brubaker, Calvin B. Family record of Anson Beeshy
Brubacher, 1863-1926. Kitchener: The Author,
1967. 16 p. Loc: OKITW, OWTUCGR.
A history of the Brubacher family, with
particular attention to the families of Anson B.
Brubacher and Magdalena Bowman. Period: 1863 -
1967.
792. Brubaker, Calvin B. The history and genealogy of
the Brubacher Brubaker families in Waterloo County
and Ontario. Kitchener: The Author, 1975. 32 p.
Loc: OWTU, OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A family history that begins with Hans Brubacher
in mid-sixteenth-century Switzerland and traces
his descendants to Pennsylvania and Waterloo
County. Period: 1807 - 1975.
793. Gibble, Phares Brubaker. History and genealogy of
the Brubaker-Brubacher-Brewbaker family in
America Eastern Pennsylvania Brubaker
Association, 1951. 93 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A general account including a note of the family
reunion at Kitchener in 1923 and references to
early Brubachers in Canada, such as Maria
Brubacher Eby, Deacon John Brubacher, Elias S.
Brubacher and descendants of John Brubacher of
Juniata County, Pennsylvania. Period: 1807 - 1951.
794. McKinnon, William A. Family history of Jacob R.
Brubacher. St Jacobs: The Author?, 1979?. 97 p.
Ul. Loc: OKIT.
A detailed account of the ancestors and
descendants of Jacob B. Brubacher (1855-1937), the
oldest son of John Martin Brubacher and grandson
of John Weber Brubacher. Jacob B. and his wife,
Elizabeth Martin farmed in Woolwich Township,
later moving to Iowa and then to Pennsylvania. An
index to names mentioned in this book has been
compiled by Elizabeth L. Schmadl. Period: 1855 -
1978.
795. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Family history of
Jacob B. Brubacher by William McKinnon. Kitchener
Public Library, 1990. 21 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index of about 1500 names. Period: 1855 -
1978.
796. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to History and
genealogy of the Brubaker-Brubacher-Brewbaker
family in America. Kitchener Public Library,
1990. 37 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to Phares Brubaker Gibble’s work.
Period: 1807 - 1951.
797. Schmidt, William A. Julian Beaty and Abraham Z.
Buehler: a record of their descendants. Waterloo:
The Author?, 1988. 520 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with brief biographies of John Beaty
and Mary Cress, parents of Julian, who settled in
Waterloo Township. Descendants of the six
surviving children of Julian and Abraham Z.
Buehler include many members of the Schallhom,
Biehn and Ringler families. Period: 1800 - 1988.
798. Burkhardt, B. LeRoy. Descendants of Jacob and
Maria Burckhart, a genealogy. The Author, 1980?.
1 v. bibl., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A revised version of a genealogy of a
Pennsylvania Mennonite family, including
references to Peter Burkhard and Barbara Good
Burkhard. Period: 1820 - 1970.
799. Burkhardt, B. LeRoy. Descendants of Jacob and
Maria Burckhart, a genealogy. The Author, 1970?.
1 v. index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
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A genealogy of the Burckhart or Burkhard family
of Pennsylvania. Peter Burkhard and his wife,
Barbara Good, came in 1820 to Woolwich Township
where Peter served the Martin Mennonite Church.
Four of their children married four of the
children of John and Anna Hackman Gingerich, also
Pennsylvania Mennonites who came to Waterloo
County. Period: 1820 - 1970.
800. Burkhart, Irvin E. and Burkhart, Emerson and
Burkhart, Florence. Reminiscences and records of
the family of Enoch and Hannah (Eby) Burkhart,
long-time residents of Peel Township, Wellington
County, Rural Route #1, Drayton, Ontario, Canada
Goshen, IN: The Authors, 1970. 67 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogical record of the couple’s ancestors
and descendants. Enoch and Hannah bought a farm
on the boundary between Wellington and Waterloo
Counties and were members of the Floradale
Mennonite Church. Many of their descendants still
live in the Waterloo area A name index for this
work was prepared by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period:
1820 - 1970.
801. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Reminiscences and
records of the family of Enoch and Hannah (Eby)
Burkhart, by Irvin E. Burkhart. Kitchener Public
Library, 1990. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to more than 240 names. Period: 1820 -
1970.
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802. Christner, H. Walter. Our immigrants: Christian
and Elizabeth Christner’s family. Sarasota, FL:
The Author, 1991. 254 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A family history tracing the descendants of
Christian Christner who came to Wilmot Township in
the 1820s and served as deacon in the Geiger (now
Wilmot) Mennonite Church. An index to spouses and
descendants is included. Period: 1825 - 1990.
803. Beimes, Eileen and Clemens, Lloyd. Family
history of John Strohm Clemens 1833-1991. 1991.
106 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of the twelve
children of John S. and Rebecca Snyder. John was
the grandson of Abraham Clemens who came from
Pennsylvania to settle in Fisher’s Mills in 1818.
Notes on the Clemens family in Europe and
biographies of early Clemenses in Pennsylvania and
Canada are included. Period: 1818 - 1991.
804. Clemens, Gerhard. "Early American Clemenses."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17: 120-132.
Loc: all.
A history of the Clemens family in America,
including excerpts from the notebooks of Hans
Stauffer and Gerhard Clemens and the will of
Abraham Clemens. Period: 1800 - 1876.
805. Clemens, Jacob Cassel. Genealogical history of
the Clemens family and descendants of the pioneer,
Gerhart Clemens. The Clemens family, 1948. 56 p.
ill., charts, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania family, mentioning
Abraham S. Clemens and Abraham O. Clemens whose
families came to Waterloo Township in 1825 and
1855 respectively. Period: 1825 - 1948.
806. Clemens, Zena. Clemens. 1974?. 31 p. bibl. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A family tree containing biographies of two
brothers, George and Abraham C. Clemens, who came
to Waterloo County from Pennsylvania in the early
19th century. C.A. Panabaker’s story of John
Strohm Clemens and the horse-thief of Fisher’s
Mills is retold. Period: 1802 - 1974.
807. Fuller, Gordon H. Clemens family history [WRPJ.
Caledonia: The Author, 1977. 58 p. ill., charts,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy interspersed with reminiscences and
articles about the family, including one by D.N.
Panabaker. The family emigrated from England to
Pennsylvania, then to Waterloo County, and later
to Michigan and to other parts of Canada. Period:
1800 - 1977.
808. Gaines, Marjorie Clemens. The story of George and
Salome Clemens: their forebears and descendants.
1959. 49 p. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A collection of family histories by descendants
of the children of George and Salome, describing
their lives and communities. Charts trace the
Clemens (Clements) family back to 1563. Period:
1800 - 1957.
809. Panabaker, D.N. "Historical sketch of the Clemens
family." Waterloo Historical Society. 1921. 9:
161-170. Loc: all.
A history of the Clemens family, especially
those members who became pioneers of Waterloo
Township. Period: 1800 - 1921.
810. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to The story of
George and Salome Clemens: their forebears and
descendants by Marjorie Clemens Gaines. Kitchener
Public Library, 1990. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index of over 500 names. Period: 1800 - 1957.
811. Cober, Alvin Alonzo, Rev. The Cober genealogy of
Pennsylvania, Iowa and Canada Berlin, PA; Berlin
Press, 1933. 289 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT,
Demographic and Social Structure
91
OWTUCGR.
A history of the Cober family, some members of
which migrated from Pennsylvania to Ontario.
Nicholas Cober Jr, his brother Jacob, and sister
Susanna (Mrs Neils Peter Holm) moved to Puslinch
Township near Hespeler in about 1832.
Genealogical and biographical information is given
on their descendants, many of whom became members
of the Brethren in Christ or Tunkers. Period: 1832
- 1933.
812. Cober, Peter, Rev. "Cober family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1940. 28: 113-119.
Loc: all.
A history of the Cober and Holm families who
settled near Puslinch in Wellington County. Some
members moved to Waterloo County but this aspect
is not emphasized. Period: 1820 - 1914.
813. Houser, John and Houser, Eileen. A genealogical
sketch of the descendants of Andrew and Anna
Christina (Palmer) Cook, 1769-1970. 1970. 581 p.
ill., index. Loc: OK1TW.
A genealogy including James and Elizabeth
Williams Cook, who moved from Beverly Township to
Waterloo Township in 1841. They had one son and
eleven daughters, some of whom married into the
Oberholtzer family. There are references to
Bloomingdale and the Cook family on pages 355 to
364 and pages 490 to 493. Other areas settled by
descendants include Breslau and Kitchener. Period:
1841 - 1970.
814. Cornell, Thomas V. The Cornell family of Ontario,
Michigan & Ohio. 1990. 1 v. bibl., index, charts.
Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A revised account of the family, many members of
which settled in Beverly Township. Cornells
associated with Waterloo County are Daniel, who
bought land from Richard Beasley, and Samuel, who
owned the North American Hotel in Preston.
Separate chapters trace the Cornell descendants in
Ontario, with an appendix listing Ontario Cornells
and the land they owned. Period: 1800 - 1990.
815. Schmidt, William A. The Cress connection, part 1:
a record of Simon Cress (1764-1851) and his
descendants. Waterloo: The Author, 1982. 1 v.
ill., maps, index. Loc: OWRE, OKIT.
A history of the descendants of Simon and
Catharine Cress, Mennonites who are thought to
have been the first white settlers in the St
Jacobs area. Period: 1800 - 1982.
816. Schmidt, William A The Cress connection, part 2:
a record of Jacob Cress (1804-1881) and Magdalena
Eby (1813-1883), then ancestors and descendants.
Waterloo: The Author, 1986. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT.
Genealogical details on the descendants of
Jacob, the eldest son of Simon, who moved with his
family from St Jacobs to Port Elgin. There is
introductory biographical information about the
Eby and Cress antecedents. Period: 1800 - 1986.
817. Schmidt, William A. Elisha Hewitt and Rachel
Cress: a record of their descendants. Waterloo:
The Author, 1989. 385 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the Cress and Hewitt families,
containing biographical information on Elisha
(1800-1863) and Rachel (1797-1846) who owned land
near Winterbourne. Period: 1800 - 1989.
818. "Seventh generation of Cress family." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 48. Loc: all.
A brief note stating that John and Lloyd Cress
are the only seventh-generation descendants of
Simon Cress who came to Woolwich Township in
1819. Period: 1819 - 1968.
819. Arnold, Margaret-Ruth Ramey (Mrs Richard) and
Cashatt, Nancy Cressman (Mrs Wesley L.) and
Cressman, Paul L. A partial history of the
Crossman-Kressman-Cressman-Crissman-Crisman
Family, first edition, by the History Committee,
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, 1972. Mechanicsburg,
PA The Family, 1972. 119 p. bibl., map, charts.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with an account of how the material
weis researched. One chapter gives reEtsons for the
migration to Canada and the names of those who
came to Waterloo County. Among those mentioned
are Daniel Cressman, John Cressman and Nicholas
Cressman. Period: 1800 - 1973.
820. Bowman, Sybilla (Mrs Tobias) History of Isaac S.
Cressman family, 1830-1965. Kitchener: The
Author, 1965?. 40 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW.
A genealogy of the fourteen children of Isaac S.
Cressman, who was born near Strasburg in 1830.
IsaEic’s first wife was Barbara Schneider; after
her death, he married her sister Elizabeth. There
are family photographs, a drawing of the Cressman
homestead, and a list of dates and locations of
the reunions. A second edition of this genealogy,
by David Robert Cressman, was published in 1982.
Period: 1830 - 1965.
821. Cressman, David Robert. History of the Isaac S.
Cressman family, 1830-1981. Kitchener: The
Author, 1982. 40 p. ill., map. Loc: OWTUCGR.
The second edition of a genealogy of the
descendants of Iseieic and his wives, Barbara
Schneider and her sister Elizabeth. There is a
list of the dates and locations of fEunily reunions
from 1920 to 1980 and a picture of the Cressman
homestead near Strasburg. Period: 1830 - 1981.
92
Demographic and, Social Structure
822. Cressman, Orpha. History of Daniel E. Cressman
family. The Author, 1967. 7 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A brief account of the ancestors and descendants
of a Mennonite farmer, Daniel, (1847-1925) and his
wife, Hannah Shantz (1848-1940), who settled in
Oxford County. Some of the family later moved to
Wilmot Township and Kitchener. Period: 1847 -
1967.
823. Schmadl Elizabeth L. Index to A partial history
of the fVn«fmMn-Kr^sOTnan4^reHsman-CrissiTian-
Crisman family, by the History Committee of
Mechanksburg PA Kitchener Public Library, 1990.
16 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to names mentioned in the Cressman
family history. Period: 1800 - 1973.
824. Parshall Terry family history. 1956. 1 v. Loc:
OKIT.
Extracts from a family history, with information
about the family of David and Mary Ann Cunningham
of Linwood. David emigrated from New York State
and managed John Hawke’s grist mill for five years
before becoming a farmer. Genealogical data on
this family is provided. Period: 1830 - 1956.
825. Domm, J.G. and Domm, E.E. For friendship sake: a
record of the descendants, Johannes A Damm.
1929?. 61 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with biographical notes of the
family of a German sawmiller who gave his name to
Dammsville, near Heidelberg, in 1855. Most of the
family later moved to the Ayton area, but some
descendants remain in the Kitchener area. Period:
1826 - 1929.
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826. Lang, E. Elizabeth Koch. The family of Barbara
Koch, 1831-1910, and Abraham Dettwiler,
1828-1912. New Dundee: The Author, 1988. 1 v.
ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy with biographical notes and
reminiscences of the descendants of Abraham,
ordained a minister of the North Woolwich
Mennonite Church in 1858. The family moved to
Michigan in 1864, some members later returning to
Waterloo County. Period: 1828 - 1988.
827. Shook, Jay L. The history of the descendants of
Heinrich Detweiler. Caledonia, MI: The Author?,
1981. Ill p. indexes. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite family
who came to Waterloo County in 1810. The family
first settled in Waterloo and Woolwich Townships,
and later in Wilmot and Wellesley. Many Waterloo
County Detweilers, descendants of Rudolph and Anna
Wanner, are among those listed as the third and
fourth generations in this book. Period: 1810 -
1981.
828. Genealogical chart of the Devitt family and
related branches. 1977. 19 p. bibL Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT.
A detailed genealogical chart of descendants of
Dennis Devitt who came to Waterloo County about
1815. Other family branches included are those of
John W. Hinchcliffe, Louis J. Breithaupt, Harvey
Devitt, Alva E. Devitt and Edward M. Devitt. Some
biographical information about family members is
included. Period: 1815 - 1977.
829. Genealogical chart of the Devitt family and
related branches, 1780-1980. 1980?. 21 p. bibL
Loc: OKIT.
A detailed genealogical chart of the descendants
of Dennis Devitt, builder of the Union Mills in
Waterloo. This report contains biographical
information on the fourth and succeeding
generations of the Dennis Devitt II branch which
was not included in the 1977 genealogy. Period:
1815 - 1980.
830. Stewart, Catharine M. The Dickies of Dumfries.
Montreal: The Author, 1966. 16 p. bibl., charts.
Loc: OCCA OKITW.
An account of the families and descendants of
John and William Dickie, Ayrshire farmers who
migrated to Dumfries Township in 1833. The
migration process and early settlement are
described, with references to the establishment of
the Dickie Settlement School. Period: 1833 - 1895.
831. Helwig, Solomon, Mrs and Helwig, John A, Mrs. A
history of the Diebel family, tracing the
descendants of Johann Heinrich Diebel, bom March
18, 1736, died October 18, 1813, and his wife,
Anna Katherine Glebe, bom May 5, 1744, died April
20, 1798. Hanover: The Authors?, 1936. 93 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with biographical information on
family members, many of whom moved to Michigan,
Wellington and Bruce Counties. Some descendants
reside in Waterloo County. Period: 1855 - 1936.
832. Schmadl Elizabeth L. and Baron, Marilyn. Diebel
Reunion minutes, 1926-1974. Kitchener: The
Authors, 1989?. 63 p. Loc: OKIT.
Minutes containing information on the reunion
location, programme, expenses and people who
attended. About half the reunions were held in
Waterloo County, usually at Waterloo or Victoria
Parks. Period: 1926 - 1974.
Demographic and Social Structure
93
833. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. and Baron, Marilyn. A
history of the Diebel family, tracing the
descendants of Johann Heinrich Diebel, bom March
18, 1736, died October 18, 1813, and his wife Anna
Katherine Glebe, bom May 5, 1744, died April 20,
1798. Kitchener: The Authors, 1991?. 1 v. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
An updated version of the 1936 genealogy. John
Diebel, a shoemaker, arrived in Bridgeport in 1855
and later moved to Wellington County. While most
descendants settled in Wellington County, some
resided in Waterloo. Period: 1855 - 1990.
834. Diefenbacher, Karl. Die Kraichgauer Vorfahren von
John George. Ladenburg, Germany: The Author,
1990?. 19 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of former Canadian Prime Minister,
John George Diefenbaker, whose ancestors are
traced back to the Kraichgau region in what is now
Baden-Wurtemburg, Germany. Diefenbaker ’s
grandfather, Georg Jacob Diefenbacher, settled in
Hawkesville in 1853. Period: 1853 - 1979.
835. Schnarr, Wilfrid. Genealogy of Doering, Lenhardt,
Schnarr, Zinkann, Schoen families. Toronto: The
Author, 1972. 35 p. Loc: OKIT.
A record of the author’s forebears and
relations, some of whom lived in Waterloo County.
Period: 1830 - 1972.
836. Schmidt, William A The ancestors and descendants
of Johann George Doerrbecker. Waterloo: The
Author?, 1991. 653 p. ill., maps, index. Loc:
OKIT.
A genealogy of Johann George who arrived in 1841
and settled near Erbsville with his wife, Anna
Martha Vetter. Period: 1841 - 1991.
837. Doll, Irene. Our family history: book one,
supplements, and newsletters [WKP]. Lena, IL: The
Author?, 1976, 1977. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of a Waterloo County German Catholic
family, written in 1976 with a 1977 supplement.
Newsletters from 1979 and 1981 contain additional
photographs and information. A reference to
Frederick Doll in the 1981 newsletter is of
particular interest: he stayed in Canada when
other members of the family migrated to the United
States. Period: 1799 - 1981.
838. Doll, Irene. Our family history: book two,
supplements and newsletters [WKP]. Lena, EL: The
Author?, 1976, 1977. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of a Waterloo German Catholic family
who later settled in Illinois. It contains the
original 1976 edition, a 1977 supplement, and
newsletters from 1979 and 1981. Period: 1799 -
1981.
839. Doll, Irene. Our family history compiled fay Irene
Doll 1976, Book L Doll, dedicated to the memory
of Anthony and Margaret (Wendling) Doll, Book IL
Beingess(n)er-Wendling, dedicated to the memory of
grandmother Margaret (Wendling) Doll Lena, IL:
The Author?, 1976. 195 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCR.
A genealogy of a German Catholic family who came
to Waterloo County in the first half of the 19th
century and later settled in Illinois. It
includes some biographical data on family members.
Period: 1799 - 1976.
840. Read, Dorothy J. Descendants of Jacob Donnenworth
(b. 1798 Alsace, Fr.; d. 19.09.1870) and his wife,
Catharina Milhausner (b. 1800 Alsace, Fr.; <L
3.5.1872) of Waterloo and Wilmot Townships,
Waterloo Co., Ontario. 1988. 30 p. ill., maps,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A family history with biographical sketches of
Jacob and Catharina, farmers who settled first in
Williamsburg and later Mannheim. It refers to
Thomas Woods and Margaret Donnenworth who lived
on a farm near Bleams Road, and to the Isaiah Eby
Farm that was in the Donnenworth family for three
generations, and includes a photograph of
Williamsburg School. Period: 1820 - 1988.
841. Barrie, James R. "Dryden descendants unveil plaque
in North Dumfries." Waterloo Historical Society.
1982. 70: 60-62. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the Dryden family, especially
Andrew and Janet (Cairns) Dryden and their
children, honoured by a plaque unveiled on 12
September 1982. The author notes that the Drydens
farmed 9000 acres and comments on the
accomplishments of some descendants. Period: 1834
- 1982.
842. Gordon, Hugh. The Dryden family, 1296-1989.
Hamilton: June and Jack Guenther, 1989. 611 p.
ill., index, charts. Loc: OKIT.
A comprehensive portrayal of the Canadian
Drydens, including their Scottish antecedents.
Some family members farmed in the 8th concession
of Dumfries Township while others lived in the
section of Galt known as Drydensville. The book
includes reminiscences, poetry, a Dryden bus tour,
an edited version of Earl J. Taylor’s The Drydens
of Teviotdale, photographs and genealogical
charts. Period: 1834 - 1989.
843. Gordon, Jean and Gordon, Hugh. Dryden 1984.
Burlington: The Authors?, 1984. 52 p. ill., map,
chart. Loc: OKIT.
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A history of the descendants of Andrew Dryden
and Janet Cairns, Scottish immigrants who settled
in Dumfries Township in 1834. It includes
biographical information on some family members
and notes the Drydens who settled in Eramosa
Township. Period: 1834 - 1984.
844. Taylor, Earl J. The Drydens of Teviotdale.
Burlington: The Author, 1970?. 34 p. Loc: OCCA.
An account of the author’s research into his
Scottish ancestry. The Dryden family came from
Roxburgh, Scotland to Dumfries Township in 1834.
Period: 1834 - 1970.
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845. Eby, Aden. "Readers’ ancestry." Mennogesprach.
1988. 6,1: 6-8. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
An illustrated genealogy of the family of Aden
Eby and his wife, Ruby Winger. The family is
descended from Benjamin Eby, a leading Mennonite
of Waterloo Township, and John Winger, founder of
the River Brethren Church in Canada. Period: 1806
- 1988.
846. Eby, Allan A. "The Eby family as related to the
Brubachers." Waterloo Historical Society. 1923.
11: 46-49. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Eby family’s migrations
from Switzerland to Pennsylvania and then to
Waterloo County. The author explains the Ebys’
original connection with the Brubachers through
the marriages of Bishop Benjamin Eby to Mary
Brubacher and Marie Eby to Jacob Brubacher in the
early nineteenth century. Period: 1800 - 1923.
847. Eby, Dorothy and Eby, Grace and Coldren, Charles,
Mrs. Notes on the Eby family. Waterloo: The
Authors, 1974. 2 v. Loc: OKIT.
Genealogical notes on the Canadian and United
States members of the Eby family. The first
volume contains photocopies of the index card file
of Eby names, arranged alphabetically by first
name with, information on vital dates, marriages,
children and occupations. The second volume
consists of handwritten notes on the Eby family,
noting sources of information. Period: 1800 -
1974.
848. Eby, Ezra E. A biographical history of the Eby
family: being a history of their movements in
Europe during the Reformation and of their early
settlement in America; as also much other
unpublished historical information belonging to
the family. Berlin: Hett and Eby, 1889 reprinted
1970. 144 p. ill. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
05213. Loc: OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUR, OKEBC.
A detailed genealogy of the descendants of
Theodorus Eby, Peter Eby and Nicholas Eby who
migrated to Pennsylvania from Europe between 1715
and 1820. Names and vital dates are given of all
descendants, with their spouses and children. The
author explains the roles of those who took part
in the Mennonite migrations to Waterloo County in
the early nineteenth century, notably Bishop
Benjamin Eby (pp. 26-45), Samuel Eby, Daniel Eby,
David Eby, Peter Eby, John Eby, George Eby,
Barbara Eby Schneider and Susannah Eby Winger.
The book was reprinted in a facsimile edition by
Aden Eby in 1970. Period: 1800 - 1889.
849. Groff, Clyde L. and Newman, George F. The Eby
report. Philadelphia: The Authors, 1975 - 1978.
Loc: OKEBC, OKIT.
Articles, charts, illustrations and documents
pertaining to the Eby family in America. Three
issues were published: volume I, no. 1 in 1975,
volume I, no. 2 in the summer of 1976, and volume
II, no. 1 in the summer of 1978. Much of the
material concentrates on Pennsylvania Ebys, but
the 1978 edition reproduces the fraktur from
Benjamin Eby’s Bible and traces the first four
generations in America. All three reports are
held at the Kitchener Public Library while the
only the first is at the Emmanuel Bible College.
Period: 1800 - 1978.
850. Martin, Simeon E. History of the Eby family. The
Author?, 1972. 89 p. Loc: OKIT.
A sequel to the major work by Ezra E. Eby,
continuing the detailed family history from 1889
to 1972. The names and vital dates of all family
members are given, with occasional brief notes on
residence or occupation. Introductory information
about the Mennonite immigration to America is
copied from a 1929 issue of the Pennsylvania
German Society. Period: 1889 - 1972.
851. Millar, Anne Eby and Millar, D. Douglas. "Jacob
Foster Eby, local hero." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1990. 78: 103-115. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the tragic accident at the
Kitchener sewer plant in 1930, in which the
engineer, Jacob Eby, died in trying to save other
workers overcome by a deadly gas. The authors
also provide genealogical details for the Eby
family. Period: 1930 - 1931.
852. Robbins, Elizabeth Luella Eby. David E. Eby -
Leah Eby family histoiy. Glanworth: The Author?,
1978. 79 p. ill., charts, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An account of the families of David and Leah and
their ten children, with reminiscences and
biographical information for each family. David
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and Leah farmed in Wellington County but they are
buried in the Martin Meeting House Cemetery; all
their children settled in Waterloo County. Period:
1804 - 1978.
853. Bean, Reta M. and Trask, Mabel Edler and Edler,
Margaret (Mrs John) Family history of Karl Edler
and his descendants, 1775-1975. St Jacobs: St
Jacobs Printery, 1976. 49 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
An illustrated chart of the eight generations
descended from Karl Edler of Dresden, Germany,
whose three sons George, Karl and Frederick
emigrated to Canada and the United States. George
Edler operated a butcher business in Waterloo, and
Frederick owned a farm in North Woolwich before
moving to Peel Township. The chart includes
birth, marriage and death dates and occupations.
Period: 1825 - 1975.
854. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Family history of
Karl Edler and his descendants. Kitchener Public
Library, 1991. 15 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index of nearly 1000 personal names. Period:
1825 - 1975.
855. Eydt, Ronald and Eydt, John. The Eidt and Eydt
families in Canada, 1835-1985. Waterloo: The
Authors, 1985. 373 p., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with an introduction describing the
arrival of the Eidt and Eydt families in Woolwich
Township from Germany in 1835. The authors
explain the connections between the two families,
their German roots and numerous descendants. A
separate section on the Philipsburg Eidts lists
the names and addresses of current family members.
Elizabeth Schmadl has compiled an index of names.
Period: 1835 - 1985.
856. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to The Eydt and Eidt
families in Canada, 1835-1985. Kitchener Public
Library, 1990. 34 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to approximately 2,500 personal names.
Period: 1835 - 1985.
857. Shewchuk, John P. "The Elliotts and Inglewood
Farm." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73:
52-56. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the property on the south half of
Lot 20, Concession 9, Dumfries Township, taken up
in 1832 by William S. Elliott (1806-1881). The
stone farmhouse, built in 1856, is described as an
example of local vernacular architecture with some
Gothic elements. The author describes the farming
successes and leadership roles of Elliott and his
descendants and refers to the manuscript
collection of Hugh C. Elliott, to whom the farm
passed in 1929. Period: 1806 - 1970.
858. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Ellis family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1947. 35: 29-32.
Loc: all.
An account of some of the adventures of Squire
Ellis, an early settler in the southeastern corner
of Waterloo Township. Period: 1800 - 1947.
859. Shannon, George D. The Ellis family. Chatham:
The Author, 1982. 6 p. Loc: OKIT.
An account of William Ellis, an Irish magistrate
who came to Hespeler in 1810. His part in the War
of 1812 and stories of his dealings with Indians
are related and some genealogical details are
provided. Period: 1810 - 1982.
860. Hunsberger, Mary. The family history of Enoch
Clemens Erb and Catharine Stauffer Good; their
descendants and his ancestors. Baden: The
Author?, 1980. 11 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the seven children and a niece
who were raised by Enoch Clemens Erb (1842-1917)
and his wife Catherine. Background biographical
information is included about the Erb family.
Period: 1800 - 1980.
861. Martin, Winston J. Descendants of Christian Erb
H, 1734-1810, and Maria Scherch, 1737-1814, (1 2
children) who came to Ontario, 1808 (bu. at
Blair). 1984. 103 p., charts. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
Genealogical charts of the descendants of
Christian and Maria Erb, who migrated to Canada to
be with their daughter, Elizabeth Erb Schneider.
The Erbs married into the Eby, Schneider and Sherk
families. Period: 1808 - 1984.
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862. Fenn, Edward and Fenn, Laura and Everts, Margaret
Fenn. In search of the Fenns and Grahams, our
ancestors. Edward Fenn, 1982. 1 v. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A history tracing descendants of the Fenn,
Graham, Ziegler and Ford families, some of whom
settled in Elmira and Preston as well as Oxford
County. The book combines genealogical information
with reminiscences and photographs. Period: 1830 -
1982.
863. Kelly, Maurice. The Fischer people. 1981. 1 v.
01. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCR.
A chronicle of six generations of Fischers, the
offspring of Philip and Caroline Wilhelm, German
emigrants who arrived in Canada about 1835.
Philip was a blacksmith who bought farmland near
Strasburg. Genealogical information is
interspersed with information and reminiscences of
family members. Period: 1835 - 1981.
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864. SchmadI, Elizabeth L. Index to A Fischer and
Benninger family tree by Helen A. Schroeder.
Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 13 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to over 800 personal names. Period:
1821 - 1984.
865. Schroeder, Helen A A Fischer and Benninger
family tree. 1984. 131 p. Loc: OKIT.
A family tree of the descendants of Michael
Fischer (1821-1882), his first wife Regina Zettel,
and his second wife Catherine Hohenadel. Michael
and Regina were married and at least two of their
four children were bom in New Germany, where they
farmed. The couple later moved to Bruce County
where Michael was elected Reeve of Carrick
Township. A name index has been compiled by
Elizabeth SchmadI. Period: 1821 - 1984.
866. Strome, Laurie and Johansen, Millie and Miller,
Veronica A Another Fischer family history.
1991. 1 v. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated genealogy of the descendants of
Michael Fischer (1821-1882) and his two wives,
Regina Zettel and Catharine Hohenadel. Michael
and Regina were married at Maryhill, and later
moved to Carrick Township. The introduction
describes Michael’s possible motives for leaving
Germany and the development of his farm in Bruce
County, and gives a transcript of his will.
Period: 1821 - 1991.
867. Curtis, Rosina Hass. Ludwig Foerster and his
descendants. Czar, Alberta: Mrs Rosina (Hass)
Curtis, 1971. Ill p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An annotated genealogy of the Foerster family
who emigrated from Germany to Heidelberg,
Wellesley Township, in 1836. Period: 1836 - 1971.
868. Foot, W.W. What’s my line. The Author?, 1978.
124 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A personal account of the Foot family who
migrated to Muskoka from Ireland in 1871. The
author was appointed City Treasurer of Kitchener
in 1927 and retired as chairman of the Economical
Mutual Fire Insurance Company in 1974. Period:
1871 - 1978.
869. Deverell, James F. The Friedrichs of Waterloo.
The Author, 1986. 97 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the family (also spelled Friederich
or Frederick) and related families: the Deverells,
the Baltzers, the Bergeys, the Kehls and the
Bortzs. Certificates, census information,
photographs and other information are reproduced
with the genealogical charts. Period: 1834 - 1986.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH G
870. Gascho, Milton. The descendants of John Ingold
Gascho. Kokomo, IN: The Author, 1987. 192 p.
ill., charts, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A chronicle of a German Amish Mennonite family
who came from Bavaria to Huron County before 1850.
Some descendants settled in Waterloo County and
Joseph, son of John, married Barbara Erb of Wilmot
Township. Period: 1916 - 1987.
871. Bender, Shelley. The Gerber family history.
1985. 81 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy with an introductory biographical
sketch of Michael and Veronica Jantzi, Mennonite
farmers near Shingletown. John Gerber, Michael’s
father, settled in Wilmot Township in 1838. A
list of addresses of family members in 1985
concludes the work. Period: 1838 - 1985.
872. Family records of the Gingrich descendants.
1969. 94 p. index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of eight generations of descendants
of John Gingrich and Anna Hackman, who came from
Pennsylvania and settled on a farm south of
Elmira. Period: 1800 - 1969.
873. Gingrich, Jacob Cecil. Gingrich genealogy:
addendum to the Ulrich Gingrich family, with
limited data of Joseph (Yost) Gingrich. 1986. 732
p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
An updated and expanded version of John Edmond
Gingrich’s Ulrich Gingrich genealogy of 1981.
Period: 1810 - 1986.
874. Roth, Clara Ann Gingerich and Schrag, Keith G. and
Gingerich, Alvin. Family history and genealogy of
Jacob (Wagner) Gingerich and Veronica UtwiQer,
1825-1975. Baden: The Authors?, 1975. 192 p. map,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of over 2,000 descendants,
introduced by a section on the German background,
the early Amish Mennonite settlement of Wilmot
Township, and the development of the Gingerich
family farm in Wilmot from the 1830s. A narrative
introduction is given to the families of each of
the six children of Jacob and Veronica. Period:
1825 - 1975.
875. Kerr, Jane Easton Clark. The ancestry of Walter
Gladstone and his descendants, 1817-1967. 1967.
60 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with a brief introduction to the
Gladstone family, Scots who came to Ayr in 1840.
Walter founded the Nithvale Chair Factory, built
the Stanley Street and Knox Presbyterian Churches
in Ayr and owned a general store on the comer of
Stanley and Swan Streets. He and his wife, Jane
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97
Easton, moved their family to Missouri in 1869.
Period: 1840 - 1967.
876. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. An index to The ancestry of
Walter Gladstone and his descendants, 1817-1967.
Kitchener Public Library, 1990. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index prepared for a genealogy by Jane
Easton Clark Kerr. Period: 1840 - 1967.
877. Whitson, Bessie B. "The Gladstone family of Ayr,
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39:
17-22. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the family of William,
Elizabeth and their seven children who came to Ayr
in 1840. Each family member’s contributions to
the family and the community are noted. Some
historical information about Ayr is also given.
Period: 1840 - 1951.
878. Bricker, I.C. "History of the Gowdy-Goldie-Goudie
family." Waterloo Historical Society. 1938. 26:
20-37. Loc: all.
A genealogical account of the Viking and
Ayrshire origins of a notable county family. The
author recounts the migration of John Goldie
(1793-1886) from Ayrshire to Ayr, Ontario in 1844
and the success of his second son, John
(1822-1896) in the foundry business of Goldie
McCulloch in Galt. The Goudies established a
department store in Kitchener while the Gowdy
family was active mainly in the Guelph area
Period: 1844 - 1931.
879. Falkner, Theresa Goldie. The Goldie saga: part
one. The Author?, 1968. 15 p. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the pioneer days of John and
Margaret Goldie, with particular reference to the
family of their youngest son, David. The
difficulties of establishing a farm and mills in
Greenfield are recounted, based on the diaries and
letters of John Goldie and on family
reminiscences. This work is bound with parts two,
three and four at the Kitchener Public Library.
Period: 1833 - 1968.
880. Falkner, Theresa Goldie. The Goldie saga: part
three. The Author?, 1982. 11 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Personal reminiscences of family life in Ayr at
the beginning of the twentieth century, mentioning
social events, education, health care, and the
church. This portion is bound with parts one, two
and four at the Kitchener Public Library. Period:
1890 - 1957.
881. Wrong, George M. The chronicle of a family: the
Goldie saga, part four. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the immigration of a Scottish
Highlander, Neil Mackinnon. It contains a letter
written in 1833 describing his arrival in Upper
Canada in the company of John Goldie, and his
impressions of the land. This portion of the work
is bound with parts one, two and three in the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1833 - 1857.
882. Good, Cranson. The family history of Jonas Good
and Elizabeth Snyder Good: their descendants and
his ancestors. Petersburg: The Author?, 1976. 35
p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Genealogies and tributes to Jonas, Elizabeth and
their seven children. Jonas’ father, Daniel Good,
came from Pennsylvania to Waterloo in 1826. Jonas
and Elizabeth began farming south of the Baden
Hills in 1868, and their descendants still farm in
Wilmot Township. Period: 1826 - 1976.
883. Good, Elias H. History of the "Good" ancestry.
Kitchener: The Author, 1929. 23 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A reprint of a history of the family of John and
Magdalena Baumann, Pennsylvania Mennonites who
came to Waterloo in 1818. The journey to Waterloo
and early pioneer life are described, with
biographical notes on John Good, Samuel Good, Dr
Joseph Good, and Joel Good who surveyed the
northern part of Waterloo County. A short article
about Mennonite history and the Good ancestry is
included. Period: 1818 - 1929.
884. Good, M.R. A Good family genealogy: a detailed
record of the descendants of Menno Good
(1838-1919). Breslau: M.R. Good, 1979. 16 p.
ill., ports. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTUCGR.
A history of the Good family, members of which
emigrated to North America in the early 18th
century. Particular emphasis is given to the
descendants of Menno Good and Joanna Martin and
their seven children. Elizabeth Schmadl has
compiled an index to this work. Period: 1800 -
1979.
885. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to A Good family
genealogy (Menno Good). Kitchener Public Library,
1991. 6 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to the work by M.R. Good. Period:
1800 - 1979.
886. Goodall, Ann. Goodall family history. Galt: The
Author?, 1964 updated 1968. 7 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Genealogical notes on a family who came to
Toronto following the Crimean War, their
descendants moving to Galt. A chart compiled in
1968 shows the relationship between the McGregor
and Johnston families who intermarried with the
Goodalls. Period: 1900 - 1968.
98
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887. Grubb, Nathaniel B. A genealogical history of the
Gottschall family: descendants of the Rev. Jacob
Gottschall with the complete record of the
descendants of William Ziegler Gottschall
Gottshall Family Association, 1924. 112 p. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite family,
members of which intermarried with the Clemens,
Hunsberger, Bergey, Detweiler, Bean, Ziegler and
Reiff families of Waterloo County. A name index
to this work was prepared by Elizabeth Schmadl.
Period: 1800 - 1924.
888. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to A genealogical
history of the Gottshall family. Kitchener Public
Library, 1991. 40 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to the book by Nathaniel B. Grubb.
Period: 1800 - 1924.
889. Bauman, Roy G. Graaf, Graf, Groff, Bale. 1970.
65 p. ill., map, chart, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An updated version of a 1932 genealogy of the
descendants of Abraham Groff (1829-1885), the
fourth son of Andrew Groff and Annie Huber.
Andrew and his family migrated to Waterloo County
from Pennsylvania in 1822. An introduction gives
background information on Groff ancestors and
includes the obituary of their mentor, G.E.
Reaman. A name index to this work was compiled by
Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1822 - 1970.
890. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Graf-Graaf-Grofif:
a family history of Abraham Groff by R.G. Bauman.
Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 12 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to the Groff genealogy. Period:
1822 - 1970.
891. Groh, Ivan. My family tree. 1969. 104 p. Loc:
OKEBC, OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the author’s eight
great-grandparents, of the Groh, Wanner, Bechtel
and Clemens families who settled near Preston and
Hespeler in the first two decades of the 19th
century. Information on family members and names
introduces each of the four sections. Period: 1800
- 1969.
892. Nurse, Lorein L. and Schmadl, Elizabeth L. The
family tree of Heinrich (Henry) and Phillipine
Grube. London: The Author, 1986. 343 p. ill.,
maps, index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of a German emigrant couple who
settled in Wilmot Township, and the families of
their thirteen children. Henry was a shoemaker in
New Hamburg, but later farmed in Logan Township.
Photographs and obituaries open each of the
fourteen sections. A 37-page supplement by the
original author was added in 1989, and a name
index by Elizabeth Schmadl was completed in 1991.
Period: 1815 - 1986.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH H
893. Trueman, Marie. Greener pastures: pioneer stories
of Thomas Iladdow, Hannah Robertson and their
descendants, 1797-1986. 1986. 138 p. ill., bibl.,
maps, charts, index. Loc: OKIT.
The family history of a Scottish family who came
to Galt in 1843, later moving to Peel Township
near the Wellesley Township boundary. A
description of life in contemporary Scotland
suggests reasons for the emigration. Period: 1843
- 1986.
894. Dahms, Vera E. Schweitzer. The family history of
John Hahn. 1952. 27 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy with a brief biographical
introduction to two brothers, John and Henry, who
left Hesse Darmstadt in Germany in 1853 to settle
near Heidelberg in Waterloo County. The genealogy
charts the descendants of Elizabeth Sippel and
John Hahn, son of Henry, who was apprenticed as a
wagon maker to Jacob Wagner of Waterloo. Period:
1853 - 1952.
895. Rogers, Genevieve Hahn. The family of Johann
Georg Hahn and Elizabeth Herber. Tavares, FL: The
Author, 1985. 110 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the family of George Hahn, a
German farmer who settled near Bamberg in 1860.
Among his descendants was Lewis Hahn, an
entrepreneurial carpenter who founded the Hahn
Furniture Company and the Hahn Brass Company of
New Hamburg. The family tree is followed by
copies of newspaper clippings, letters and
biographical sketches. Period: 1860 - 1985.
896. Hallman, E.S., Rev. The Hallman-Clemens genealogy
with a family’s reminiscence. Tuleta, TX: The
Family, 1950?. 80 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An autobiography of Rev. Eli Schmidtt Hallman,
who was born near New Dundee and moved to
Saskatchewan in 1905, later moving to Goshen,
Indiana and then Texas. He describes the
Mennonite revival led by J.S. Coffman at the end
of the 19th century and how it affected him
personally. He married Melinda Clemens, daughter
of M.B. Clemens. Some genealogical information
about the Hallman and Clemens families is
included; both families came to Waterloo County
from Pennsylvania in 1825. Period: 1825 - 1949.
897. Hallman, H.S. An addition to the history of the
Hallman family in Canada. Berlin: The Author,
1912?. 23 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
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A continuation of the work published in 1906,
with a drawing of the family crest, information on
the names Hallman and Heilman by Dr Bergey, a
description of the second Hallman reunion held in
Berlin in 1912, and documents concerning the
Pennsylvania progenitors Anthony Hallman and his
wife. There are also lists of the descendants of
Jacob Hallman, Adam Unger, Jacob Bechtel, Joseph
Hallman, Abram Bricker, John Hallman, William
Hunsberger, Samuel Hunsberger, Benjamin Hallman,
Christian Hallman, Enoch Ziegler and Wendell
Hallman. Period: 1800 - 1912.
898. Hallman, H.S. History of the Hallman family in
Canada. Berlin: The Author, 1906. 109 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCGR, OWTL, OKIT.
A genealogical account of the family with
photographs of various Hallman homesteads and a
description of the family reunion at Schneider
Grove, Berlin on June 22, 1905. Period: 1800 -
1906.
899. Hallman, Joan. Hallman family history in Canada.
Kitchener: Jacob C. Hallman, 1991. 383 p. ill.,
maps, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy containing portions of family
histories by H.S. Hallman and Dr Bergey.
Biographical data and photographs of family
farmsteads precede the genealogical data for each
branch of the family. Period: 1825 - 1991.
900. Hallman Reunion Committee. Twelfth Hallman
Reunion. Waterloo: The Committee, 1966. 16 p.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A 1966 programme containing genealogical
information and other material from H.S. Hallman’s
1906 and 1912 family histories, a history of
earlier family reunions, and the story of Benjamin
Hallman and Elizabeth Detweiler’s move to Canada
from Pennsylvania in 1825. Period: 1825 - 1966.
901. Hunsberger, Vera H. Abraham Hallman family and
descendants. 1970?. 48 p. ill. Loc: OKEBC.
A genealogy of the descendants of the twelve
children of Abraham Hallman (1832-1904) and his
wife Mary Schmitt, Mennonites who farmed between
New Dundee and Plattsville. Reminiscences and
tributes by relatives are included. Period: 1826 -
1969.
902. Hannush, Russell G. Notes (part 1) on the
Hannusch family of Berlin, Ontario. 1985?. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Report on research on five generations of
descendants of Johannes Hannusch who migrated
from Bohemia to Heidelberg, Waterloo County in the
early 1870s. Period: 1870 - 1985.
903. Hannush, Russell G. Notes (part 2) on the
Hannusch family of Berlin, Ontario, Canada. 1989.
100 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An expanded version of the 1985 genealogy, with
more illustrations and lists of sources and
associated family names. Period: 1870 - 1985.
904. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Notes on the
Hannusch family of Berlin, Ontario [Canada] by
Russell G. Hannush. 1991. 4 p. Loc: OKIT.
Indexes to both editions of the family
genealogy. The Kitchener Public Library holds two
versions of the index, one relating to both
editions of the Hannusch genealogy, the other to
the earlier edition only. Period: 1870 - 1985.
905. Briggs, David A. Genealogical summary of the
Harvie family. The Author, 1989. 10 p. Loc: OKIT.
A chart of the descendants of Alexander Harvie
(1754-1825), one of the first settlers in
Dumfries. It was prepared for use in the
excavation of the Harvie Cemetery in 1988, when
remains were re-interred in Sheffield Cemetery.
Period: 1816 - 1976.
906. Jantzi, Bruce W. and Roth, Lorraine. The family
history and genealogy of Andrew and Anna (Sommer)
Herrfort. New Hamburg: Herrfort/Herford Family
Book Committee, 1992. 335 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
Period: 1830 - 1980.
907. "Kin of Hespeler." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 50. Loc: all.
A note of a letter received by the Mayor of
Hespeler from Mrs H.B. (Stephanie) Benn,
granddaughter of William Hespeler, the younger
brother of Jacob. Period: 1840 - 1960.
908. Schmalz, W.H.E. "The Hespeler family." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 20-29. ill. Loc:
all.
An account of the descendants of John George and
Anna Wick Hespeler. For each of their nine
children (Jacob, Ferdinanda, William, Stephanie,
Louis, Marie, Wilhelmina, Anna Barbara and
Charlotte), there is a genealogical table as well
as biographical information. The Hespelers
married into Seagram, Wamock, Chapman and Beck
families. Period: 1810 - 1921.
909. Hilborn, Roy H. Hilbom family. Drumheller: The
Author, 1961. 30 p. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a Pennsylvania Quaker family, with
notes on the Ebys and Erbs. Joseph Hilborn owned
land in the Waterloo area in 1806. An index to
names in this work was prepared by Elizabeth
Schmadl. Period: 1806 - 1961.
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910. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Hilbom family.
Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index of names in Roy H. Hilborn’s family
history. Period: 1806 - 1961.
911. Hoch, J. Hampton. Hoch-High family in America: a
record of some Hoch immigrants and their
descendants. Charleston, SC: Hoch-High Family
Reunion, 1962. 200 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite family,
some of whom settled in the Vineland area of the
Niagara peninsula. Anna High married Jacob L.
Kinzie of Doon in 1854 and her brother, Samuel K
High, married Mary Ann Detweiler of Roseville in
1871. Period: 1854 - 1962.
912. Hoffman, Anna Bauman and Malloy, Reta Hoffman.
The descendants of Samuel B. Hoffman 1839-1904,
George B. Hoffman 1842-1927, Joseph B. Hoffman
1845-1938. 1982. 75 p. index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the families of three of the five
children of Samuel Hoffman and Veronica Bricker,
settlers of Woolwich Township. Their daughter
Barbara never married, and the descendants of
their son Daniel are chronicled separately by
Elizabeth D. Wideman. Period: 1802 - 1982.
913. Tiessen, Henry B. 50 Jahre in Canada: damals und
heute. Kitchener: The Author, 1973. 105 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCG.
An account of Jacob Hoffman’s family after
arrival in Canada from Ukraine in the 1920s. The
first 21 pages describe the family’s stay in
Waterloo County, living on the Burkhart farm or in
Kitchener after Jacob took work in a furniture
factory, until they left for northern Canada The
work focuses mainly on personal experiences but
the Waterloo area is also described, for example
in a passage about the Kitchener Farmers’ Market.
Period: 1923 - 1973.
914. Wideman, Elizabeth D. Family history of Daniel B.
Hoffman 1837-1979. 1979. 37 p. index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a son of Samuel and Veronica
Bricker of Woolwich Township. Period: 1802 - 1979.
915. Sias, Wilhelmine Ramsay Hogg. The family and
childhood of Wilhelmine Ramsay Hogg Sias. Edited
by Peggy Sias Lantz and Richard Alan Sias. 1981
reprinted 1989. 165 p. Loc: OWT.
An account of the migration of the Hogg family
from Scotland in the 1830s, with a description of
the Galt community up to 1850. The author also
traces the history of her mother’s family, the
Breimers, who came to Waterloo from Germany in the
1850s and includes brief profiles of immediate
family members and childhood reminiscences.
Period: 1835 - 1894.
916. The Daniel and Annie (Weber) Horst family book,
1876-1955. Elmira: The Family, 1990. 93 p. ill,
charts, map. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Reminiscences and genealogies of Daniel, Annie
and their twelve children, Mennonites of North
Woolwich Township. Topics include an interlude in
Florida for Daniel’s health, financial hardships
and Mennonite farm life. Period: 1876 - 1990.
917. Hostetler, Harvey and Hostetler, Stanley W.
Ancestors and descendants of Moses Hostetler.
Ottawa: Bookman Press, 1955. 74 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OKIT.
An updated version of the 1912 Hostetler family
history by Harvey Hostetler, including brief
biographical information on the descendants of
Moses Hostetler, a Mennonite who settled in Wilmot
Township. A name index to this work was prepared
by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1820 - 1955.
918. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Ancestors and
descendants of Moses Hostetler. Kitchener Public
Library, 1991. 11 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to the family history by Harvey
Hostetler and Stanley W. Hostetler. Period: 1820 -
1955.
919. Hunsberger, Byron K. The Hunsbergers.
Norristown, PA: Hunstberger-Hunsberger Family
Association, 1925 - 1926. 2 v. ill., index. Loc:
Bluffton, Goshen.
The original version of a comprehensive family
history that includes descendants of Abraham and
his son Abram who came to the Waterloo area from
Pennsylvania in 1801. Period: 1801 - 1920.
920. Hunsberger, Byron K The Hunsbergers.
Norristown, PA: Hunsberger Family Association,
1941. 828 p. ill., index. Loc: Goshen.
Most Waterloo County Hunsbergers in this book
are descendants of Abraham and his son Abram who
settled in Wilmot Towmship after migrating from
Pennsylvania in 1801. Period: 1801 - 1940.
921. Hunsberger, George S. The Hunsbergers: a portion
of the genealogy history of a few Swiss
Hunspergers (also spelled Hunstsberger,
Honsberger, Huntzberger). Germantown, NY:
Hunsberger Family Association, 1969. 1015 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A revised edition of the 1941 book, with a
chapter on Hunsbergers in Canada. Most Waterloo
County Hunsbergers in this book, identified in the
text by the letters CD, are descendants of Abraham
and his son Abram who came to the Waterloo area
from Pennsylvania in 1801. Period: 1801 - 1969.
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922. Eash, Fannie Kauffman and Jantzi, Daniel and
Litwiller, Nelson. Christian B. Jantzi and Anna
Lichty. Goshen, IN: The Authors?, 1974?. 167 p.
index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Christian and
Anna, some of whom still live in Waterloo County.
Christian was the eldest son of Michael and Marie
Boshart who farmed near Baden. Handwritten
additions update the book to 1977. Period: 1837 -
1973.
923. Kuepfer, Nancy Jantzi (Mrs Menno W.) and Roth,
Lorraine. Family history and genealogy of John
Jantzi and Elizabeth Gerber. London: The Authors,
1974. 299 p. ill., map, index. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A genealogy of an Amish Mennonite family who
migrated from France to New York State and then
settled in Wilmot Township. The biographical
sketches which introduce the families of each of
John and Elizabeth’s ten children include detailed
lists with values of all the house and farm
equipment and animals which each received at the
time of marriage. Period: 1832 - 1974.
924. Roth, Lorraine and Ryan, Ruth Y. The family
history and genealogy of Joseph and Catherine
(Boshart) Jantzi, Christian and Catherine
(Boshart, Jantzi) Riser, John and Anna (Jausi)
Ulrich. Kitchener: The Authors?, 1982. 437 p.
ilL, maps, index. Loc: OKIT, OWRW.
A history of an Amish Mennonite family with
roots in France and related families in New York
State. The family settled in Wilmot and Wellesley
Townships from the 1830s. The Lichti, Ulrich,
Riser, Jausi and Schweitzer families are also
mentioned. A supplement to this book by Lorraine
Roth was compiled in 1991. Period: 1830 - 1982.
925. Roth, Lorraine. Introduction: the
Jantzi/Yantzi/Yancey family from Lorraine, France
to Lewis County, New York and Ontario, Canada with
smaller contingents soon moving on to Iowa and
Illinois; Supplement: additions and corrections to
Family history and genealogy of John Jantzi and
Elizabeth Gerber by Mrs Menno W. Kuepfer and
Lorraine Roth, 1974 and to The family history and
genealogy of Joseph and Catherine (Boshart)
Jantzi, Christian and Catherine (Boshart, Jantzi)
Riser, John and Anna (Jausi) Ulrich by Ruth Yantzi
Ryan and Lorraine Roth, 1982. Waterloo: The
Author?, 1991. 17 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
Background material on the French origins of the
family with additions and corrected information,
though the contemporary genealogy has not been
updated. Both books mentioned in the title are
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1830 - 1991.
926. Troyer, Nancy D. Miller. Family history of Joseph
B.S. Jantzi and Magdalene Boshart. Middlebury,
IN: Wakarusa Tribune, 1967. 16 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of Joseph (1842-1925) and the
descendants of his eleven children for five
generations. The family moved to Minnesota for 19
years but returned to Waterloo. Period: 1842 -
1967.
927. Miller, Betty Ann Bixel and Miller, Oscar R. The
Cornelius Jansen family history 1822-1973.
Berlin, OH: The Authors?, 1974. 73 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of a Russian Mennonite family who were
exiled in 1873 and stayed briefly in Berlin before
moving to the United States in 1874. Quotations
from Margaretha’s diary refer to making maple
sugar and doing farm work, to which she was
unaccustomed, with the Schantz family. Period:
1873 - 1874.
928. Peters, K Genealogy of Johann Janzen family,
1752-1977. Winnipeg: E.J. Klassen, 1977. 408 p.
charts, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Russian Mennonite family, many
of whom settled in Manitoba and Alberta. Among
those who settled in Waterloo County were Rev.
Jacob H. Janzen, Heinrich Janzen, George Braun and
Jacob H. Braun. Period: 1923 - 1977.
929. Rice, Paul L. Elfriede and company: a tale of two
families. Decatur, Ga.: P.L. Rice, 1988. 227 p.
charts, table, maps. Loc: OWTUCG.
The chronicle of the Janzen family, Russian
Mennonites who fled to Waterloo County in 1924.
The story includes the Neufeld family, for Eliese
Neufeld married Rev. Jacob H. Janzen, and both had
children from previous marriages. Although the
book contains biographical information about J.H.
Janzen, an important Mennonite leader, the focus
is on his children and how they coped with the
hardships in both Russia and Canada. There are
detailed descriptions of the emigration from
Russia and of the jobs the girls got in the homes
of St Jacobs and the factories of Kitchener. The
book is based on the reminiscences of family
members and the memoirs of Eliese Janzen. Period:
1903 - 1979.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH K
930. Schuler, Wendlin and Kauk, Patricia J. Kaiser
family reunion: February 1854, St. Agatha. 1854
translated 1989. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
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A description of the Kaiser family reunion of
1854 by the teacher, Wendlin Schuler, including
poems dedicated to Anton Kaiser the elder and
Anton Kaiser the younger. The poems and
description were translated into English by
Patricia J. Kauk. Period: 1853 - 1854.
931. Kalbfleisch, Raymond W. A genealogical record of
the descendants of Reinhardt Kalbfleisch, bom 12
August 1812 in Germany, died 27 June 1894 near
Elmira, Ontario. Levering, MI: The Author, 1956.
107 p. ill., charts, map, index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with introductions to the families
of Reinhardt and each of his eight children. A
section on non-related Kalbfleisches indicates
that this family is not connected with that of
Joachim Kalbfleisch, the Waterloo County printer.
Period: 1812 - 1956.
932. Kauffman, Charles F. A genealogy and history of
the Kauffman-Coffman families of North America,
1584-1937: including brief outlines of allied
Swiss and Palatinate families who were among the
pioneer settlers in Lancaster and York Counties of
Pennsylvania from 1717 on; viz., Becker, Baer,
Correll, Erisman, Palis, Kuntz, Kneisley, Hershey,
Hiestand, Meyers, Mussel man, Neff, Martin, Ruby,
Snavely, Shenk, Shirk, Sprenkle, Witmer and
others. York, PA: Lawrence P. Kauffman Jr, 1940
reprinted 1980. 776 p. ill., maps, index. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
Includes incidental references to several
Waterloo County families. Period: 1800 - 1937.
933. Fries, A.J. "The Pennsylvania German family named
Kinsey." Waterloo Historical Society. 1941. 29:
173-182. Loc: all.
A genealogical account of the Kinsey family
whose ancestor, Jacob Kintsing, came from
Switzerland to Pennsylvania in 1737. The article
deals primarily with family members in
Pennsylvania, the Waterloo members being mentioned
in a footnote. Many primary source materials are
quoted. Period: 1800 - 1867.
934. Kinzie, Lester. Kinzie family history: study
research material, incomplete. Banning, CA The
Author, 1977. 47 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Working papers including a bibliography,
biographies of the American Kinzies, and a
genealogy beginning in 1716. Dilman Kinzie and
his wife Barbara came to Doon from Pennsylvania in
1800. Dilman died five years later, leaving his
wife and five young children to carry on clearing
the land and farming. Period: 1800 - 1977.
935. Kinzie, Lester and Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Kinzie
genealogy. Culver City, CA The Authors, 1972. 47
p. index. Loc: OKIT.
A revised edition of a genealogy of the
ancestors and descendants of Dilman Kinzie, a
Pennsylvania Mennonite who died in Doon in 1806.
There is biographical information on family
members, excerpts from the works of Eby and from
the Bulletin of the Historical Society of
Montgomery County. It includes a name index
compiled in 1991 by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period:
1800 - 1972.
936. Kloepfer, C. Victor. Canadian ancestral roots of
Arthur Thomas Kloepfer and Philomena Agnes
Gilker. Whitefish, 1988. 312 p. ill., charts,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the family’s progenitors and
descendants. Arthur and Philomena came to the
Maryhill area from Germany early in the nineteenth
century. There are maps of the family farms,
located on lots 81, 82, and 83 of the German
Company Tract, and biographical information on
family members. The family later moved to Bruce
County. Period: 1810 - 1988.
937. Kloepfer, C. Victor and Little, Mary Kloepfer.
Kloepfer family data The Authors?, 1990. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
The background to a genealogical study of the
Kloepfer family who emigrated to the Maryhill area
from Germany in the first half of the 19th
century. Lists of the descendants of many branches
of the family are included. Period: 1810 - 1990.
938. Knechtel, Valentin and Nechtel, Naomi M. A
partial record of the descendants of Valentin
Knechtel and Eva Maria Gluck. Minneapolis, MN:
Naomi Margaret Nechtel, 1984. 119 p. Loc: OKIT.
A revised edition of an unpublished genealogy
written in the 1930s by Valentin Knechtel. The
earlier Valentin and his wife Eva arrived in
Preston from Germany with their children in 1831,
their descendants settling throughout Waterloo
County. Period: 1831 - 1984.
939. Nechtel, Naomi M. A supplement to the Knechtel
family book printed in 1984. Minneapolis, MN: The
Author, 1986. 59 p. Loc: OKIT.
Additions and corrections to a genealogy of the
Knechtel family. Period: 1831 - 1986.
940. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. An index to A partial
record of the descendants of Valentine Knechtel
and Eva Maria Gluck. Kitchener Public Library,
1990. 41 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to Naomi M. Nechtel’s family
history of 1984 and its 1986 supplement. Period:
Demographic and Social Structure
103
1831 - 1986.
941. Lang, E. Elizabeth Koch. Koch: some ancestors and
descendants of David Ludwig Koch, 1801-1889, and
Barbara Reist, 1801-1890. New Dundee: The Author,
1988. 427 p. ill., maps, charts, index. Loc:
OWTUCGR, OKIT.
An account of the family of an early settler of
Woolwich Township who was ordained a minister for
the Conestogo Mennonite Meeting House in 1845.
There is information on Ludwig’s ancestors and the
descendants of his eight children, with facsimiles
of correspondence, land deeds and certificates.
Period: 1823 - 1988.
942. Cassel, Daniel Kolb. A genealogical history of
the Kolb, Kulp or Culp family, and its branches in
America with biographical sketches of their
descendants from the earliest available records
from 1707 to the present time, including Dielman
Kolb in Germany with portraits and other
illustrations. Swart hmore, PA Glenn H. Landis,
1895 reprinted 1990. 584 p. ill., index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy with biographical notes on a
Pennsylvania Mennonite family, including Dillman
Ziegler and his sister Hetty Detweiler, children
of Elizabeth Kolb and Jacob Ziegler, who came to
Waterloo County early in the 19th century. Period:
1816 - 1895.
943. Kraemer, William and Graf, Sister Clara and
Schmadl, Elizabeth L. The Kraemer-Spetz families:
early settlers in Waterloo County, 1827-1961.
1961?. 16 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCR.
Family histories and genealogies of the Kraemer
and Spetz families, Catholics of Waterloo County
who intermarried. Information about St Jerome’s
College and early priests of Waterloo County is
given, and the work concludes with a name index
compiled by Elizabeth Schmadl in 1991. Period:
1827 - 1961.
944. Kropf family book, 1969. 1969. 36 p. index. Loc:
OKIT.
A genealogy of the descendants of David N. Kropf
of Baden and Magdelena Lichty of Wellesley, with a
name index by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1845 -
1969.
945. Kuepfer, Nancy Jantzi (Mrs Menno W.) and Roth,
Avin N. and Roth, Lorraine. Family history and
genealogy of Jacob and Marie (Lichti) Kuepfer.
Kitchener: The Author?, 1976. 292 p. ill., map.
Loc: OWTUCGR, OWRW, OKIT.
A genealogical summary of the ancestors and
descendants of a Swiss Anabaptist farming family
in Wilmot Township. Biographical sketches
introduce the families of the ten children. The
1861 census description of Jacob’s assets is
included, with a transcript of his will. Period:
1820 - 1976.
946. Kuepfer, Nancy Jantzi (Mrs Menno W.) Histoiy and
genealogy of Andrew and Lydia (Getz or Goetz)
Kuepfer. London: Avin N. Roth, 1974?. 80 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a poor Swiss Amish family who
arrived in Wilmot Township about 1850. Andrew was
a weaver whose twin brother Jacob migrated to
Wilmot before him. The five children of Andrew
and Lydia, all born in Switzerland, intermarried
with the Kennel, Eiman, Schweitzer, Wagler and
Lehman families. Period: 1850 - 1974.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH L
947. Laschinger, Russell H. A genealogical record of
the descendants of Joseph Laschinger, Abraham Nash
and Gwer Memer. Gilmer, TX: The Author, 1966. 16
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A family history of the author’s forebears, the
Laschingers of New Hamburg, who intermarried with
the Nash and Memer families. Reminiscences of
the author’s childhood in New Hamburg and
memories of family members are included with
genealogical and biographical information. A name
index was compiled by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period:
1819 - 1966.
948. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to A genealogical
record of the descendants of Joseph Laschinger,
Abraham Nash and Gwer Memer. Kitchener Public
Library, 1991. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to Russell H. Laschinger’s family
history. Period: 1819 - 1966.
949. Lautenschlager family 1618-1929. 1930. 338 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A genealogical record of family members, with
birth and death dates and places of residence.
Some entries include photographs and more detailed
biographical information. Most names are
connected with the Waterloo County, but the work
includes people who settled in the United States.
The book contains newspaper clippings of
obituaries which update the original text. Period:
1830 - 1929.
950. Steinman, Gerald. Christian Lebold history and
genealogy. Cambridge: The Author?, 1991. 156 p.
ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the Lebold family of Wilmot
Township whose progenitor, Jacob, arrived from
Germany about 1835. Christian (1836-1903) was
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Jacob’s eldest child who inherited the family farm
north of Punkey doodle’s Comer. There are
photographs and stories of Christian, Barbara and
their seven children, with genealogical
information to 1991. Information on the Blank and
Roth families is also included. Period: 1835 -
1991.
951. Lebold, Ralph A. The John B. Leis family history
and genealogy. 1979. 50 p. ill. map. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A history of a family founded by Joseph, a
German orphan who came to Canada in 1817 and
began farming in Wellesley in 1844. His grandson,
John B., was a farmer, an implement dealer, and the
owner of a fruit store and harness shop in the
Wellesley area. Census information,
correspondence and land records have been
reproduced, with family photographs, reminiscences
and genealogical information. Period: 1844 - 1979.
952. Lichti, Willis. Nicholas and Barbara (Schmidt)
Lichti: ancestors and descendants. New Hamburg:
The Author, 1985. 146 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogical account beginning with Johannes
Lichti, bom in Upper Alsace in 1756, and ending
with the ninth generation. An index of personal
names of the direct descendants is provided on
pages 133-146. Period: 1820 - 1985.
953. Martin, Winston J. The Lichtys. 1987. 19 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the ancestors and descendants of
Johannes W. Lichty who came to Waterloo County in
1822 with his wife Barbara Hoffman, settling where
the Conestoga Mall was later built. Period: 1822 -
1987.
954. Schmidt, William A. The ancestors and descendants
of Menno Lichty and Catharine Martin. Waterloo:
The Author, 1984. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWRE, OKIT.
A genealogy of the Swiss Mennonite family, taken
mainly from Ezra Eby’s A Biographical History of
Waterloo township (1895). Period: 1822 - 1983.
955. Litwiller, Mary and Litwiller, Earl. Peter
Litwiller and Elizabeth Lichti family history and
genealogy. Petersburg: The Authors?, 1981. 323 p.
ill., map, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Biographical sketches and genealogies of the
parents and their twelve children. Peter came in
1829 from Alsace to Wilmot Township, where he
later became a bishop serving the Wilmot Amish
Mennonite congregation. He was closely associated
with Rev. Eugene Funcken, parish priest at St
Agatha. Period: 1829 - 1981.
956. Sanders, Phoebe Litwiller. Christian Litwiller
genealogy 1848-1966. 1966. 41 p. index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Christian
(1848-1924), youngest son of Peter and Elizabeth
Lichti of Wilmot Township. Christian was ordained
a minister of the Wilmot Amish Mennonite Church in
1877 and farmed north of St Agatha with his wife
Maria Miller. Reminiscences of the parents and
their nine children introduce each genealogy.
Period: 1829 - 1966.
957. Duck, William A. A Longhouse genealogy. Toronto:
The Author?, 1987. 16 p. bibl., charts, index.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of a German family who settled first
in the Genesee region of New York State and later
in Markham Township. Peter Longhouse, a farmer,
moved to Waterloo County where he held land in
Woolwich Township and Hespeler. Period: 1820 -
1986.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH M
958. Brubacher, Susanna M. Sittler. The Peter G.
Martin family history. Hawkesville: The Author,
1968?. 91 p. index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the American forebears and
offspring of Peter (1816-1902), a Mennonite who
came from Pennsylvania in 1820 with his parents.
He later settled on a farm north of St Jacobs with
his wife, Maria Bowman. Period: 1820 - 1968.
959. The family of Amanda Brubacher. 1973?. 9 p. Loc:
OWT.
A list of the descendants of Amanda Brubacher
and Oliver S. Martin, including birth, marriage
and death dates. Period: 1868 - 1973.
960. Good, M.R. A Martin family genealogy, a detailed
record of the descendants of Isaac D. Martin
(1844-1931). Waterloo: The Author, 1968. 19 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTUCGR.
The Martin family farmed near Elmira and then
near Hawkesville. There are short profiles of
Isaac D. Martin’s children and a chart naming his
grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Period:
1844 - 1968.
961. Hoover, Peter. A record of the ancestors and
descendants of David B. Martin, 1838-1920;
supplement: John C. Weber family, the Hoover
family. Wallenstein: The Author, 1973?. 119 p.
index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of an Old Order
Mennonite who farmed near Wallenstein with his
wife, Catherine Weber. There are biographical
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notes on David’s American ancestors, but none on
his descendants. Period: 1820 - 1920.
962. Martin, Delton. Detailed history of the Noah B.
Martin descendants. 1961. 20 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of Noah (1850-1933) and his wife
Catherine Martin (1853-1919), both descendants of
David Martin who left Switzerland for Pennsylvania
in 1727. Noah and Catherine had nine children
whose descendants are listed. Period: 1820 - 1961.
963. Martin, Delton. Supplement to the 1961 edition of
the Noah B. Martin family history. The Author,
1973. 28 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Additions and corrections to the Martin
genealogy compiled in 1961. Additional information
on the early Martin family in Canada and the
United States is included from Isaac W. Martin,
Mennonite bishop of Indiana, supplementing and
correcting Ezra Eby’s book. Also included are a
transcript of Peter Martin’s will which was used
as a land deed, and reminiscences of Noah. Period:
1820 - 1973.
964. Martin, Ezra and Martin, Edith. History and
descendants of Josiah Martin and Sarah Clemmer.
Ephrata, PA: The Authors, 1988. 74 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A history of a Mennonite family who first farmed
near Floradale, later moving to Iowa with other
Stauffer Mennonites from Woolwich Township.
Josiah was an ordained minister and the grandson
of Peter Martin who came to Woolwich Township in
1819. Period: 1819 - 1988.
965. Martin, Menno. History of the descendants of
Christian B. Martin 1834-1912. Zurich: The
Author, 1964. 56 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Woolwich Township Mennonite
farmer who married Maria Bauman and had seven
children. Both American ancestors and descendants
are noted, with an introduction describing
Mennonite emigration to America and early life in
Waterloo County. Some brief biographical notes
accompany the genealogical information. Period:
1834 - 1964.
966. Martin, Peter G. Peter G. Martin letters -
English. Edited by Isaac R. Horst. 1984. 132 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A collection of letters from Peter G. Martin of
St Jacobs to friends in other parts of Canada and
the United States. The letters have been
transcribed and, where necessary, translated from
German into English by Isaac R. Horst and others.
Period: 1872 - 1899.
967. Martin, Winston J. Christian (1669-1759) and
Elizabeth; David (1771-1854) and Maria Martin and
their descendants. Elmira: Bauman Printing, 1983.
200 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Martin family spanning 300
years, giving special attention to the Waterloo
County descendants of David and Peter. 1984.
968. Martin, Winston J. Martins of Waterloo County:
the descendants of David and Peter the pioneers.
Elmira: Bauman Printing, 1983. 211 p. ill., index.
Loc: OWT.
An account of the migration of the Martins’
ancestors to Pennsylvania and of David and Peter
Martin to the Waterloo area in the early
nineteenth century, with a comprehensive list of
all their descendants. A name index includes the
father’s name with each entry. Period: 1800 -
1983.
969. Rudy, Aaron, Mrs. A history of the ancestors and
descendants of Peter P. Martin, also a short
sketch of the Daniel M. Brubacher family. 1966.
46 p. index. Loc: OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A record of the two Waterloo County families
from 1650 to 1966. Biographical information about
some family members is included, and there is an
alphabetical index of names. Period: 1800 - 1966.
970. Schmidt, William A. The ancestors and descendants
of Menno Martin and Elizabeth Koenig (King).
Waterloo: The Author, 1984. 11 p. index. Loc:
OKIT.
A genealogy of the descendants of Menno, son of
John M. Martin and Rachel Bricker. Their
Mennonite ancestor, David Martin, came to Waterloo
County with his family in 1820. Period: 1820 -
1984.
971. Schmidt, William A. The ancestors and descendants
of Noah B. Martin and Catharine Martin. Waterloo:
The Author, 1984. 77 p. index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of members of a Swiss Mennonite
family who migrated from Pennsylvania to Waterloo
County in 1820. Noah was the son of John M.
Martin and Rachel Bricker. Period: 1820 - 1984.
972. Weber, Joan L. and Schmadl, Elizabeth L.
Descendants of Manassah Martin The Author,
1974. 23 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the ancestors and descendants of
Manassah, son of David and Rebecca Shantz.
Manassah and his wife, Magdalena Shantz, had nine
children. A name index for this work was added in
1991 by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1800 - 1974.
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973. Schmidt, William A The Mayer-Moyer family tree
(1818-1981): a record of the descendants of Adam
Mayer (1818-1895). Waterloo: The Author, 1981.
241 1. ill., map. Loc: OWRE.
A genealogical account of the family that came
to Waterloo County in the 1850s from
Niederstetten, Germany. The work is primarily a
name index providing birth, marriage, and death
dates of the descendants, but more detailed
information such as addresses and occupations is
provided for some family members. Period: 1855 -
1981.
974. Waldie, F. Jane McIntyre. A genealogical record
of the descendants of Alexander McIntyre and
Philip Zeller, John Smith, John Beamer, John
Kennedy. Kitchener: The Author?, 1987. 1 v.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a family with combined German and
Scottish ancestry. Those who settled in Waterloo
County include the families of Philip Zeller who
lived near Breslau, Elmer Zeller McIntyre who bred
Hereford cattle in Wilmot Township, and George
Alexander McIntyre, a teacher and businessman in
Kitchener. Period: 1840 - 1987.
975. Pratt, Florence Conway. "Saskatchewan remembers."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45: 38-44.
ill. Loc: all.
The daughter of Kate (Catherine) McPherson
recounts the stories that her mother told her
about growing up on a farm near Galt. Period: 1824
- 1957.
976. Connell, Ruth Merner. Muraer, Muemer, Memer:
genealogy and related branches. Cleveland, OH:
The Author, 1976. 586 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OKIT,
OWRN.
A genealogy of the Merner family including the
descendants of Jacob and Susanna Schluchter
Muemer who settled in New Hamburg in 1837 after
leaving Kien/Reichenbach, Switzerland. There are
biographical sketches of their 13 children
including Samuel Merner, noted businessman and
politician. Name and picture indexes are
provided. Period: 1837 - 1976.
977. Schmidt, William A The Milatz, Militz family
tree: a record of Frederick Milatz (1837-1917) and
his descendants. Waterloo: The Author, 1984. 107
p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with an introductory family history
of Germans who came to the Preston area in 1886.
Frederick Jr became a stationary engineer in
charge of Preston’s power supply at Blair and
later at the Pattinson Woollen Mill. Photographs,
reminiscences and newspaper quotations portray
life in Blair at the beginning of the twentieth
century. Period: 1886 - 1984.
978. Millar, D. Douglas and Millar, Anne Eby. Two pine
trees: pictorial biographies of the antecedents,
descendants and relatives of David Douglas and
Anne Eby Millar. Kitchener: The Authors, 1992.
243 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of a Waterloo County family with both
Scottish and Pennsylvania German ancestors. Some
biographical information is given, but most of the
material consists of family photographs with
explanatory captions. Many photographs were taken
by Gordon Eby, father of Anne Eby Millar. Other
families related to the Millars are the Bergeys
and the Hewitts. Period: 1800 - 1992.
979. Hett, Dorothy. Behind the hiDs. The Author,
1972. 43 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
Recollections of life on a family farm near Doon
at the turn of the twentieth century. Family
information about Ferdinand Miller, his wife
Johanna Wagner, and their descendants is given
with facts about the farm property and buildings.
The text is interspersed with poetry, drawings and
family photographs. Period: 1836 - 1972.
980. Montag, Theresa Lang and Montag, Sister Liguori
and Montag, Sister Jeannette. Family of Karl
Montag and Margaret WenzeL Hanover: The Authors,
1982. 286 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
An extended genealogical chart of an Alsatian
Catholic family who settled in St Agatha early in
the 19th century. Period: 1813 - 1982.
981. Moogk, Edward and Moogk, Rose. The Moogk family
history. The Authors, 1970. 49 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A revised and expanded version of the 1965 book,
including information on the Lockard family and a
description of the second Moogk reunion of 1965.
A name index for this work was compiled by
Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1818 - 1970.
982. Moogk, Peter N. The ancestors and family of
Charles Moogk (1848-1924) of Waterloo, Ontario:
the story of ten generations. Vancouver: The
Author, 1988. 19 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OKl'l'W,
OWT.
An account of the family’s German background and
ancestry, with biographies of Balthasar, the first
Moogk to emigrate to Waterloo County, and his son,
Charles George, Waterloo architect and builder.
Genealogical information is included on the
children of Josephine and Charles Moogk. A name
index was compiled by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period:
1841 - 1988.
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983. Moogk, Rose and Moogk, Edward. The Moogk family
history. The Authors, 1965. 39 p. Loc: OKIT.
Reminiscences and genealogical data on the
ancestors and descendants of Balthasar and Salome
Schmitt Moogk. Balthasar arrived in Waterloo
County from Germany in 1841. A son, Charles, was
a Waterloo architect, and a grandson, Frederick,
was president of the Waterloo Music Company. The
copy at the Kitchener Public Library is
incomplete, but the missing information appears in
its copy of the 1970 expanded edition. Period:
1841 - 1965.
984. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to The ancestors and
family of Charles Moogk (1848-1924) by Peter N.
Moogk. Kitchener Public Library, 1990. 3 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A name index to the family history. Period: 1841
- 1988.
985. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to The Moogk family
history by Rose Moogk and Edward Moogk. Kitchener
Public Library, 1990. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
A name index to the 1965 and expanded 1970
editions. Period: 1841 - 1970.
986. Martin, Winston J. and Moser, Blanche. Moser
families of Waterloo County. 1987. 1 v. Loc:
OKIT.
Genealogies of several Moser families who
settled in Hespeler, Bamberg, Heidelberg and
Berlin, and near Paradise Lake. Genealogical
information is also given on the Musselmans who
intermarried with one of the Moser families.
Period: 1800 - 1987.
987. DeKay, George P. The Moxleys: early pioneers of
Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada The Author,
1970. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogical record of the descendants of a
widow, Mrs Delilah Moxley, who married Daniel Eby
in 1818 and farmed north of Waterloo. There is a
descriptive introduction to each of the
genealogies of her seven children. Period: 1818 -
1970.
988. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to History of the
Moxley family by George P. DeKay. Kitchener
Public Library, 1991. 15 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to more than one thousand personal
names mentioned in the genealogy of the Daniel Eby
and Delilah Moxley. Period: 1820 - 1970.
989. Buehler, Allan M. A record of the ancestors and
descendants of Isaac Moyer and wife Esther Weber.
Hespeler: The Author, 1970. 22 p. ill., chart.
Loc: OWTUCGR, OKEBC, OKIT.
A history and genealogy of a Swiss Mennonite
family who settled in Waterloo County. Isaac’s
grandfather, Samuel Moyer, came to the Vineland
district of Ontario from Pennsylvania in 1800.
The relationship of the Moyer family to the
Shantz, Weber and Martin families is described.
Period: 1860 - 1970.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH N
990. Nafziger, Cheryl E. An example of an Amish
Mennonite family history. 1981. 16 p. bibl.,
charts. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the author’s families, the
Gaschos who settled east of Baden and in Wellesley
and the Nafzigers who farmed in Perth County.
Both families were members and clergy of Amish
Mennonite churches. Period: 1854 - 1981.
991. Fretz, AJ. A genealogical record of the
descendants of William Nash of Bucks County,
Pennsylvania, together with historical and
biographical sketches and illustrated with
portraits and other illustrations. Scottdale, PA
Westmoreland-Fayette Historical Society, 1903
reprinted 1985. 88 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of a Pennsylvania Mennonite family,
some of whom settled in New Hamburg and others in
Lincoln County. Sarah Nash married Jacob
Laschinger and Anna Nash married William W.
Schweitzer, both of New Hamburg. This reprint of
the Nash genealogy is bound with a similar work on
the Oberholtzer family by the same author. Period:
1881 - 1903.
992. Neuschwanger, Weldon D. and N euschwanger ,
Barbara L. The genealogy of Hemy and Froenika
Neuschwanger who arrived in North America from
Germany in 1846: organized down to the sixth
generation. Olympia, WA W. & B. N euschwanger,
1988. 575 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A six-generation history of the descendants of
Henry and Froenika Neuschwanger and their twelve
children. Henry was ordained as a Mennonite
bishop in 1867. He and his family led a group of
settlers from Hay Township to Kill Creek, Osborne
County, Kansas not long after 1871. The family
has since settled in many locations in the United
States, Canada and Australia. Period: 1846 - 1988.
993. Olde, F. Evelyn Jones. The genealogy of William
John Nugent and his wife Jane Esther Charlotte
CurrelL Clinton: The Author, 1984. 121 p. ill.,
maps, charts. Loc: OKIT.
A history of an English family who came to
Canada in 1870. One of the family, Emily Nugent,
married William McCormick whose family farmed near
Millbank. Data relating to the McCormick family
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from the 1871 Wellesley Township census and
information on the descendants of Emily and
William are found on pages 72-90a. Period: 1870 -
1984.
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994. Roth, Lorraine. John and Barbara (Schultz) Oesch
family history and genealogy. Kitchener: The
Author?, 1964 - 1969. 2 v. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A substantial genealogy of the descendants of
John, a Bavarian who bought lot 15 of Wilmot
Township and later moved to Huron County. He and
his wife Barbara had fourteen children who
survived childhood; each has a biographical
introduction to a family genealogy. Veronica
Oesch married John Gerber and farmed in Wilmot,
but some of her siblings farmed in Huron County
and others moved to the United States,
particularly Missouri. Period: 1820 - 1960.
995. Thayer, Ruth V. Eicher Neesz. History of John and
Barbara Nafziger Oesch and their descendants by a
great-granddaughter. 1986. 24 p. index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of John and
Barbara who migrated from France in 1857 and
settled near Philipsburg. They had three
children, John N., Barbara and Anna. This second
edition contains additions to the 1982 genealogy.
Period: 1857 - 1986.
996. Ogram, Grace. The Ogram-Milner family history.
Kitchener: The Author, 1974. 155 p. ill., maps,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWRW.
A genealogy including a short narrative of the
process of compilation. As well as basic
biographical information for each descendant of
Richard and Mary Milner and Robert and Mary
Ogram, the entries often include details of occupation
and place of residence. Period: 1800 - 1973.
997. Oppertshauser, Orval and Oppertshauser, Joan.
Oppertshauser family tree, 1837-1988. Victoria,
BC: The Authors?, 1988. 1 v. ill., maps, index.
Loc: OKIT.
A chronicle of the descendants of Conrad
Oppertshauser, a German emigrant to Waterloo
County who became a wagonmaker. He and his wife,
Katharine Lippert, were married in Waterloo
County, but later moved to Hanover where they
spent most of their married life. Period: 1838 -
1988.
998. Klinger, Robert and Klinger, Jacqueline O. (Mrs
Robert) and Schmadl, Elizabeth L. The ancestry in
Germany and the descendants in Canada and the
United States of Caspar Otterbein and his wife
Margaret Hahn, and of Jakob Braun and the wife
Wilhelmina Prankert. Ann Arbor, MI: The Authors,
1974. 27 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Genealogies of two German families who came to
Woolwich Township. Other related families include
the Strohs, Oswalds, Stefflers and Israels. A
name index to this work was produced by Elizabeth
Schmadl. Period: 1800 - 1974.
999. Robbins, Elizabeth Luella Eby. The Otterbein
family history, August 1985 update: the
descendants of Valentine and EHsabetha Henman
Otterbein. The Author, 1985. 24 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A sequel to the author’s 1981 genealogy in 1981,
with data on family ancestors in Germany, material
received from the Joanna Shelly Cram family, and
events since the previous printing date. Period:
1840 - 1985.
1000. Robbins, Elizabeth Luella Eby. The Otterbein
family history: the descendants of Valentine and
Elisabetha Herrmann Otterbein. The Author, 1981.
239 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A history of a German family who settled near
Breslau in the 1840s, with biographical facts on
most family members. A supplement to this work
was compiled in 1985. Period: 1840 - 1981.
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1001. Panabaker, C.A Pannabecker - Panahaker a family
history by the late Cornelius Arthur Panahaker
about 1960. 1967. 40 p. Loc: OKIT.
Short biographies of members of the Panabaker
family, including the author, descendants of
pioneer settlers in the Hespeler area in 1810.
Many of the family were farmers and some were
later associated with the R. Forbes Company. The
role of the single women of the family is also
described. Period: 1810 - 1966.
1002. Panabaker, D.N. "Panabaker family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1937. 25: 254-260.
Loc: all.
A narrative of the family, from its European
origins to the settlement in the Hespeler area of
Waterloo Township. The author explains variant
spellings of the family name and refers to other
pioneer families who are related by marriage.
Period: 1800 - 1937.
1003. Peterson, Jean E. From Norway to North America;
the descendants in Canada and the United States of
Olaf and Caroline Pederson who came from Norway
about 1867 to Manitoba and North Dakota Dubuque,
Demographic and Social Structure
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IA Gorsuch Grace Printers, 1981. 122 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OCCA
A genealogy of a family, some of whose members
settled in the Galt area about 1940. Related
families include the Currys and the Coveretts.
Period: 1940 - 1981.
1004. Kelly, James R. Pepplers and their cousins.
Sacramento, CA The Author, 1988?. 294 p. ill.,
maps, charts, index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with some biographical notes about a
German family who migrated to North America in
about 1840. Among the many Waterloo County
descendants are those of George and Ludwig,
original immigrants and Waterloo blacksmiths.
Period: 1840 - 1985.
1005. Dunham, B. Mabel. "The Pequegnat family."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1948. 36: 50-55.
Loc: all.
A history of the Swiss family who settled in
Berlin in 1874 and established clock and jewellery
stores around southwestern Ontario. The author
notes the family reunion at Eugene’s home at
Bridgeport in 1924 attended by 145 descendants,
many of whom are named. Period: 1874 - 1948.
1006. Varkaris, Jane and Varkaris, Costas. The
Pequegnat story: the family and the docks.
Dubuque, IA Kendall/Hunt Publishing, 1982. 187 p.
ill., indexes, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A history of the large family of Ulysse and
Francoise Pequegnat who arrived in Berlin from
Switzerland in 1874. Various family members had
clock and jewellery stores in Ontario towns and
cities, including Waterloo and New Hamburg,
managed in part from the central store in
Berlin/Kitchener. Pequegnat family members were
very closely involved in school, church and public
affairs and intermarried with various other Berlin
families, notably those of the Benton Street
Baptist Church. Edmond (1884-1963) was secretary
of the Berlin Public School Board from 1911 to
1942. Marcel (1886-1963), a professional engineer,
played a key role in the developing the waterworks
and in the origins of the Grand Valley
Conservation Authority. Eugene (1888-1974) worked
for Mutual Life from 1908 to 1974. Mathilde
(1876-1924) married Fred Boehmer and Angeline
(1879-1963) married Benjamin Schulte, who worked
for Dominion Rubber for 25 years. Information is
presented on about 700 family members and on
family businesses including The Arthur Pequegnat
Clock Company and the Berlin and Racycle
Manufacturing Company. The book also contains
descriptions and photographs of the clocks and
several of the clocks’ workings. General, name
and clock indexes are added. Period: 1874 - 1982.
1007. Perrin, Jean. The story of John Perrin and
Charlotte Wingham, the son of William Perrin Sr
and Mary Ann Newstead. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of a farming family who lived in the
Roseville area, including selections from John’s
diary, and biographical information about his
family, particularly the women. A story tells how
Charlotte cradled the grain of 36 acres in a day.
Period: 1842 - 1942.
1008. Wood, William H. Remembrance. The Author, 1925?.
1 v. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the descendants of William Perrin
and Mary Ann Newstead, who settled near Roseville.
Period: 1817 - 1925?
1009. The Peterson family tree. 7 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogical chart of the descendants of John
Dieter Peterson. A grandson, Henry William
Peterson, was one of Berlin’s earliest newspaper
publishers. Period: 1830 - 1973.
1010. Poth, Ruby Bechtel. Poth family history:
descendants of Andrew Poth and Magdalena
Lautenschlager. The Author, 1983. 1 v. ill.,
charts. Loc: OKIT.
A scrapbook of photographs, articles, documents
and genealogical charts relating to the New Dundee
family. Period: 1822 - 1983.
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1011. Ratz, Herbert C. The family of Valentine Ratz.
Waterloo: The Author, 1988. 10 1. Loc: OKITW.
A genealogy of the family of John Ratz and
Salome Heist of Elmira, and their ten children.
Period: 1828 - 1988.
1012. Ratz, Herbert C. "From forge to farm." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1991. 79: 145-161. ill. Loc:
all.
A history of the emigration of Valentin and Anna
Gertrude Ratz from Germany in 1828, based largely
on the memories and family traditions contained in
a 1918 letter by Jacob Ratz, who was an infant
when his family arrived in Waterloo. Valentine
worked as a blacksmith until 1840, when he moved
to a farm in Woolwich Township and developed a
sawmill one mile west of St Jacobs. Period: 1828 -
1918.
1013. Ratz reunion, July 1st, 1909, Martin’s Grove, St.
Jacobs. 1909. 6 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Programme for the Ratz Family Reunion of 1909,
including photographs of family members and the
words of English and German songs. The programme
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included speeches, vocal and instrumental music,
and a performance in Pennsylvania German dialect.
Period: 1908 - 1909.
1014. Read, Donald Edwin. Our family history,
1600-1980: ancestors and descendants of Siderick
Read (1822-1877). Ottawa: The Author, 1980. 444
p. ill., index. Loc: OCCA, OWT.
Siderick Read came to Canada from England in
1872. Members and descendants of his family
settled in Elmira, Waterloo, Kitchener and Galt.
The volume includes family photographs,
information on individuals and an index of names.
Period: 1872 - 1980.
1015. Redekop, Freda Pellman. The Redekop(p) book: the
descendants of Benjamin Redekopp (1833-1907) and
Anna (Wiebe nee Berg) Redekopp (1819-1899).
Waterloo: BenAnna Tree Publishers, 1984. 323 p.
ill., maps. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A record of a Russian Mennonite family which
includes Calvin W. Redekop, a professor of
Sociology at Conrad Grebel College, among its
descendants. Other members settled in Montana and
Saskatchewan. Period: 1920 - 1984.
1016. Reinhart, Eileen and Reinhart, Beatrice. Family
history of Gottfried Reinhart. Kitchener: The
Authors?, 1981?. 39 p. ill., chart. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the descendants of Gottfried
Reinhart and Anna Marie Bruder who owned a farm
near Berlin, south of the Grand Trunk Railway. A
description of their farmhouse and a history of
the farm ownership are included. Period: 1824 -
1981.
1017. Reist, Agnes. "Reist family reunion."
Mennogesprach. 1986. 4,1: 9-10. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A report on the reunion at St Jacobs, with
genealogical notes on this Pennsylvania Mennonite
family. Although Abraham Reist owned land in
Woolwich Township he never came to Canada, but his
son John and daughter-in-law Susannah settled near
Kossuth in 1827. Period: 1821 - 1986.
1018. Reist, Henry G. Peter Reist of Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania and some of his descendants. 1933
reprinted 1977. 118 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
An account of a Mennonite family, emphasizing
its 18th-century Pennsylvania antecedents. It
gives brief biographical information on later
Waterloo County descendants, including John Reist
who came to Waterloo County in 1826. Kitchener
Public Library has the original edition and Conrad
Grebel the reprint. Period: 1826 - 1933.
1019. Peters, K and Stein, A Genealogy of Jakob
Rempel, 1766-1984. Winnipeg: E.J. Klassen, 1985.
218 p. ill., index, bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Russian Mennonite family, many
of whom settled in Manitoba after coming to Canada
in 1925. Reminiscences by family members include
the realization, on arrival in Kitchener-Waterloo,
that only the Old Order Mennonites dressed
conservatively in black. Some descendants of the
Rempel and Willms families were born in Hespeler
and Kitchener. Period: 1925 - 1984.
1020. Renwick, Walter. Renwick family history:
detailing the descendants of John Renwick and
Janet Middlemus of North Dumfries, by Walter
Renwick, copied from the original in the
collection of Eleanor Perriman, with her
handwritten amendations. Clifford: The Author,
1970?. 137 p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a family of Scottish emigrants who
settled in North Dumfries near Ayr in 1841.
Biographical and genealogical information is
complemented by photographs, newspaper clippings,
obituaries and reminiscences. Period: 1841 - 1970.
1021. Lang, E. Elizabeth Koch. RiebeL some ancestors
and descendants of Georg Riebel (1820-1872) and
Theresa Sieffert (1834-1927). New Dundee: The
Author?, 1988. 168 p. ill., maps, index. Loc:
OKIT.
An annotated genealogy of a German family who
initially settled in the Roseville and Strasburg
areas about 1846, and later moved to Bruce County.
A daughter, Josephine Riebel, returned to Elmira
and married Conrad Schwindt. An introduction
discusses German ancestors and includes
biographical information about the early Canadian
Riebels. Period: 1846 - 1985.
1022. Krueger, Alice M. A family history of David Rife,
formerfy Reiff, beginning about 1751: also a
history of Michael Troyer, beginning about 1706.
Sheldon, ND: The Authors, 1980. 1 v. ill., charts.
Loc: OKIT.
A combined genealogy of the Rife family, some of
whom settled in Waterloo County, and the Troyer
family in Vaughan County. Articles, obituaries,
wills and photographs relating to the families are
collected at the end of the book. Period: 1800 -
1980.
1023. Ritter, Robert P. A history of the descendants of
Philip Ritter of Baden, Germany, 1819-1973.
1973?. 113 p. map, bibl. Loc: OWT.
Philip Ritter migrated to Woolwich Township from
Germany in 1845. Genealogical charts for Ritter,
his wife Elizabeth Knechtel and their eleven
children are given with introductions for each
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family chart. Period: 1845 - 1973.
1024. Hoffman, Frances. Jacob and Johannes Boos. 1985.
13 p. Loc: OKIT.
Text of a speech to the Waterloo-Wellington
Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society about
descendants of two German families who settled in
Preston and Wilmot Township. A photocopy of a
letter from David M. Jackson contains additional
genealogical information. Period: 1813 - 1985.
1025. Rosebrugh, Harold. 1971 supplement to the
Rosebrugh family. Galt: Galt Printers, 1971. 59
p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
An addendum to the family history, continuing
the pagination of the book written by the same
author in 1965. It expands the information on the
Rosebrughs and their land purchases in Dumfries
Township, and includes a photograph of Thomas’s
stone farmhouse in Branchton. Period: 1816 - 1971.
1026. Rosebrugh, Harold. The Rosebrugh family story,
also spelled Rosbrugh, Rosebrough, Rosborough,
Rossborough, Rosebrooek, etc.. Galt: Galt
Printers, 1965. 168 p. ill., map, ports., index.
Loc: OCCA, OWTUR, OKIT.
Genealogical study of the Rosebrugh family in
the British Isles, the American colonies and
Canada. A section on Dumfries Township notes the
landholdings of William, Thomas, Robert and Abner
Rosebrugh. Details are given of William’s land
dealings with William Dickson and Robert
Rosebrugh’ s donation of land for the Branchton
School. Period: 1816 - 1965.
1027. Roth, Alvin N. History and a partial genealogy of
Michael and Magdalena (Lichti) Roth and history
and full genealogy of John and Catherina (Boshart)
Roth. London: The Author?, 1972. 118 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An account of the family of John and Catherine
and the descendants of their five married
children. Michael and Magdalena, the parents of
John, were French Amish Mennonites who bought
land in Wilmot Township in 1835. A facsimile of the
Roth coat of arms and a map of Wilmot Township are
included. Period: 1835 - 1972.
1028. Roth, Lorraine. History and genealogy of Joseph
and Anna (Kauffman) Roth 1851-1966. Kitchener:
The Author?, 1966. 78 p. maps, index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A history of an Amish Mennonite family of French
origin who settled mainly in Oxford and Perth
Counties. Three families are shown on a map as
owning land in Wilmot Township: Edwin and
Elizabeth Albrecht, Nicholas and Leah Lichti, and
Peter S. and Mary Schrag Roth. Other members of
the family settled in the New Hamburg area.
Period: 1896 - 1966.
1029. Roth, Olivia and Harloff, Verdella Roth. Family
history and genealogy of Benjamin S. and Barbara
(Lichti) Roth, Anna Roth and Christian T .ichti,
Catherine Roth and Rudolph Schwartzentruber, John
E. and Annie (Kropf) Lichti New Hamburg: The
Authors?, 1984. 63 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the Roth, Erb, Brenneman and Lichti
families. Many of the Roths lived in Perth
County, but because John F. Roth married Catherine
Brenneman, they had a farm next to the Brennemans’
in Wilmot Township. The families of the three
children raised by John and Catherine are included
in this book. Period: 1827 - 1984.
1030. Roth, Ruth C. and Roth, Roy D. A genealogical
study of the Nicolaus and Veronica (Zimerman) Roth
family 1834-1954. Elkhart, IN: Roth, Ruth C.,
1955. 331 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT.
An Amish Mennonite family history, in which most
Waterloo County connections will be found in the
chapter on the family of Barbara Roth Zehr.
Barbara and her husband Peter settled in the
Wilmot Township-East Zorra area, Peter later
becoming the first minister of the East Zorra
congregation. Period: 1834 - 1954.
1031. Roth, Sadie and Golay, Alfred and Muller,
Emmanuel. Descendants of Mary Egli (1848-1918)
and Joseph Roth (1838-1910). Salem, OR: The
Author?, 1982. 238 p. ill., index. Loc: OWTUCGR,
OKIT.
A history of the ancestors and descendants of a
French Mennonite family. Although Mary Egli was
born in Waterloo, she and Joseph were married in
Iowa, and many of their descendants settled in
Oregon. Period: 1838 - 1982.
1032. Bender, Delmer. The Christian Ruby family. New
Hamburg: The Committee, 1989. 231 p. ill., maps,
ports. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy including biographical articles by
Lorraine Roth about Christian Ruby and his son
Joseph who emigrated to Wilmot Township in 1838.
In 1853 Joseph was ordained bishop of the Amish
Mennonite congregation of East Zorra. The book is
organized by family branches, with an introductory
biographical history and genealogical chart for
each. The charts state the occupation of each
person, and photographs of some descendants are
included. A name index includes addresses of all
those listed. This is a second edition of the
Ruby genealogy first published in 1952. Period:
1838 - 1989.
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1033. Rudy, Ruth E. William Rudy of Waterloo County,
Ont.: his ancestors and his descendants.
Kitchener: The Author, 1991. 118 p. ill., map.
Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the Rudy family beginning with
Daniel and Barbara (Rosenburger) Rudy who
purchased land west of Waterloo in 1827. The work
includes information in chart form about their
descendants, newspaper clippings, certificates,
photographs and text with details of occupations,
marriage dates and places of residence. Period:
1827 - 1990.
1034. Freiburger, Rose. "The Rummelhardts of
Rummelhardt." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987.
75: 47-49. ill. Loc: all.
A brief family history beginning with the
arrival of stonemason, Franz Joseph Rummelhardt,
in Canada in 1833. Bascom, Freiburger, and
Schwarz are three family names mentioned among
Rummelhardt’s descendants. Period: 1833 - 1967.
1035. Ruppel, Lydia A and Ruppel, Harold and Lossner,
Rosetta. Tracing the descendants of John and Mary
RuppeL 1975?. 14 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A revised edition of a 1971 genealogical chart,
tracing the family of a German who came to Berlin
in 1852 and settled in Elmira a year later.
Period: 1827 - 1975.
1036. Rutherford, Robert. Pedigree of Rutherfoord, Lord
Rutherfoord. 1978?. 92 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
A history of a Scottish family including J.
Thomas who came to North Dumfries with his wife,
Janet Hall in 1829. There are photographs of
Janet and the Rutherford farmstead and
genealogical information on their descendants.
Period: 1829 - 1978.
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1037. Olaskey, Terry M. "The history of the Sararas
family." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63:
49-51. Loc: all.
A sketch describing the family’s migrations,
first from North Carolina to Pennsylvania and then
to Waterloo County in 1802. The homestead was
situated on Lot 12 of Beasley’s Old Survey and
remained in the family until it was moved to Doon
Pioneer Village in 1970. Period: 1802 - 1975.
1038. Martin, Melinda. The Jacob N. Sauder genealogy.
1985. 92 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a German Mennonite family who
settled in Wellesley Township about 1846. Brief
biographies introduce each of the genealogies of
their twelve children, many of whom lived near St
Jacobs. Period: 1846 - 1985.
1039. Westfall, Katie and Bauman, Velina. The Jacob A.
Sauder genealogy. 1973. 74 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR,
OWTUCGR.
A record of the descendants of Jacob N. Sauder
(1809-1875) and Barbara Funk (1822-1899), German
Mennonites who settled in Wellesley Township in
the mid-nineteenth century. Their twelve children
and their descendants are listed, with their dates
of birth, marriage and death. A description of
the Sauder coat of arms is also given. Period:
1846 - 1973.
1040. Gebert, Narona Kemmerer. The history and
genealogy of the Schantz family. Red Hill, PA
The Author, 1980. 316 p. ilL, index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A family history with a brief section on
Shantzes in Canada and the United States. This
portion mentions Christian who settled near
Freeport in 1810 and Jacob Yost Shantz, a Berlin
industrialist who helped settle Russian Mennonites
in Manitoba. Period: 1810 - 1980.
1041. Schaus, Lloyd H., Rev. The history of the Schaus
family in Canada, 1846-1979. Waterloo: The
Author, 1979. 74 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a German family who farmed near
Breslau before moving to Normanby Township in
1854. Family reunions have been held in
Kitchener, Waterloo and St Jacobs. Period: 1846 -
1979.
1042. Jackson, David Marvin. The Schenk family of
Utzhausen, Hessen, Germany. Vancouver, BC: The
Author?, 1988. 67 p. ill., chart, maps. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of facsimiles of documents relating
to the Schenk family. Papers referring to
Waterloo County settlers Johann Conrad and his
wife, Katherina Siebert, include a dismissal
permit, a passenger list and baptism, marriage and
death certificates. A genealogical chart
indicates that four of their ten children were
bom in Wilmot Township in the mid- 19th century.
Period: 1840 - 1941.
1043. Schenk, Alfred J. A history of the Schenks.
1973. 163 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with an historical introduction to
the earlier Canadian Schenks who migrated from
Germany in 1848 and farmed near Mannheim and
Shingletown; other family members moved to
Normanby and Egremont Townships. The book
contains reminiscences and some traditional family
remedies, including one for deafness. Period: 1848
- 1973.
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1044. Dettweiler, Allan. "Reunions and anniversaries:
the Schiedel reunion." Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2:
12. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
An account of the reunion of the descendants of
Martin and Susannah Ries, Mennonites who came to
Breslau from Pennsylvania in 1825. Some
genealogical notes are included. Period: 1825 -
1984.
1045. Schiedel, Ian H. The Schiedel book. Richmond,
BC: BC Genealogical Society, 1986. 270 p. ill.,
maps, charts, indexes. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A history of the ancestors and descendants of
Martin and Susannah Ries, Mennonites who settled
near Breslau in Waterloo Township in 1825. A
brother, John Schiedel, and his family settled in
Woolwich Township in 1841. Genealogical charts,
biographical sketches and information about
farmsteads are included. Period: 1825 - 1986.
1046. Yantzi, Henry and Yantzi, Mae and Roth, Lorraine.
The family history and genealogy of Nicolaus and
Barbara (Roth) SchlegeL New Hamburg: Henry and
Mae Yantzi, 1986. 246 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of a French
Mennonite family who emigrated to the East Zorra
area in 1839, with the main focus on Perth and
Oxford Counties. There are introductory
biographies of each of the seven children, most of
whom farmed in Perth or Oxford Counties.
Catherine married John Brenneman of Wilmot and
Anna (Nancy) married Christian E. Lichti of St
Agatha. Period: 1853 - 1986.
1047. Arndt, Barbara Timm. Dorothea Schlote and her
family: a remembrance. Cleveland, OH: B. Arndt,
1988. 99 p. ill., facsims., maps, ports. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT, OWT.
An anecdotal family history celebrating the
100th birthday of Dorothea Herbst Schlote. The
book includes descriptions of the family’s
emigration from Germany, farming in Ontario at the
end of the 19th century, and life in Waterloo in
the first half of the twentieth century.
Genealogical charts, a medical history through
three generations, and the German alphabet written
by Charles Herbst are among the illustrations.
Period: 1830 - 1988.
1048. Schmidt, Nicholas J. Jacob and Barbara (Boshart)
Schmidt genealogy. 1980. 61 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A list of the descendants of Jacob and Barbara
of Momington Township, with an introduction
giving background information on the family.
Jacob’s parents, John and Barbara
Schwartzentruber, arrived in Waterloo County about
1835 and gave their name to the settlement of
Schmidtsville. Period: 1835 - 1980.
1049. Schmidt, William A. The Schmidt-Smith family
tree, 1787-1981. St Jacobs: St Jacobs Printery,
1981. 119 p. ill. map, index. Loc: OKIT, OWRE,
OWT.
A list of the descendants of Johannes and Maria
Catharina Schmidt who came to Waterloo County in
the 1860s. Entries are arranged by family and
generation and give birth and death dates. There
are photographs of family members and a name
index. Period: 1860 - 1981.
1050. History of the Jacob B. Schmitt family. 1970?.
27 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of Jacob
(1845-1925), his first wife, Magdalena Snyder, and
his second wife, Catherine Shantz. An
introduction gives background information on the
Schmitts who came from Germany in 1832 and
farmed lots 12 and 13 of Wilmot Township. Period:
1832 - 1970.
1051. Eby, Ezra E. "Genealogy of the Schneider-Snider
family." Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56:
49. Loc: all.
An extract from Ezra Eby’s history of Waterloo
Township (Volume 2, pp. 266-272) setting out the
genealogy of the Schneider and Snider families.
Period: 1800 - 1872.
1052. Herkommen und Geschlechts Register des Schneider
FamiHe. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1849. 8 p. Loc:
OTMR.
The earliest genealogy of a Waterloo family,
locally printed in Gothic script on small pages.
Period: 1800 - 1849.
1053. Martin, Winston J. Schneider, Snider and Snyders:
the descendants of Hannes, 1534 and Catherine
(Haus) of Berne Switzerland and Jacob, 1764-1853
(Bloomingdale). Milverton: The Author?, 1984. 72
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy, based on historical sources, of the
ancestors and descendants of the three Schneider
brothers, Jacob, Joseph and Christian, who came to
Waterloo County early in the 19th century. Jacob
bought land near Bloomingdale, Joseph settled on
what is now Queen Street in Kitchener, and
Christian farmed at Doon. Period: 1800 - 1983.
1054. Snyder, Bilva Stuhr. Barth and Schneider (Snyder)
families: the ancestors and descendants of Michael
Barth and his wife, Anna Marie Dittus and Johann
Theobald Schneider and his wife, Helene Magdalene
Scholl, immigrants to the New World mid-1800’s.
Muncie, IN: The Authors, 1978. 239 p. ill., bibl.,
maps, index, charts. Loc: OKIT.
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A family history of the descendants of Johann
Theobald Schneider, a shoemaker who came to
Wellesley from Alsace. Some of his children later
migrated to Nebraska. Period: 1850 - 1970.
1055. Schrag, Keith G. and Roth, Lorraine and Gingerich,
Ruby. The Daniel Schrag family history and
genealogy. Kitchener: The Authors?, 1981. 196 p.
ill., index, maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An expanded revision of an earlier 1964 edition
by Keith Schrag. More biographical information on
family members is contained in this illustrated
version than in the previous book. Daniel was a
German emigrant who came to South Easthope
Township, some of his descendants settling in the
western part of Waterloo County. Period: 1813 -
1981.
1056. Schrag, Keith G. Daniel Schrag genealogy,
1813-1964. Goshen, IN: The Author?, 1964. 144 p.
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of a German farmer who
became the minister of the East Zorra Mennonite
Church in 1849. Many of his descendants settled
in Wilmot and Wellesley Townships. Introductions
to each branch of the family include facts and
reminiscences about those members. Period: 1813 -
1964.
1057. Grove, Joseph H. Noah and Annie (Nafziger)
Schultz of Wellesley Township. Elmwood: The
Author, 1988. 37 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
An account of the Schultz and Nafziger families,
including genealogical charts and an index of
nearly 200 names. Period: 1840 - 1988.
1058. Brown, Ruth Schwartz. Schwartz/Swartz . The
Author, 1974. 11 p. Loc: OKIT.
The history of a German Mennonite family who
emigrated to Pennsylvania early in the 18th
century. Christian Schwartz and his wife Sophia
Ruth moved from Pennsylvania and settled near
Preston about 1808. Period: 1800 - 1880.
1059. Roth, Lorraine. Family history and genealogy of
Jacob and Catherine (Roth) Schwartzentruber,
1835-1969. Kitchener: The Author, 1969. 116 p.
ill., maps, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A record of an Amish Mennonite couple who were
married in Wilmot in 1835 and farmed there and
later in Perth County. Biographies of their nine
married children are included with genealogies of
their descendants. Corrections were added in
1982. Period: 1835 - 1969.
1060. Swartzentruber, Peter. Christian
Schwartzentruber: Magdalena Shoenbeck 1743-1956.
Westmoreland, NY: The Author?, 1956. 136 p. index.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
The history of a German couple, two of whose
four sons, Jacob and Michael, came to Canada.
Jacob married Catherine Schmucker and moved to
Waterloo County towards the end of his life, while
Michael married Barbara Oswald and settled in
Wilmot Township in 1823. Michael and Barbara’s
immigration and pioneering work are described with
a record of their descendants. The index, pages
128 to 136, is not bound with the book. Period:
1823 - 1956.
1061. Swartzentruber, Peter. History and genealogy of
John and Veronica Erb Schwartzentruber
1743-1956. Westmoreland, NY: The Author?, 1956.
203 p. indexes. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An account of the ancestors and descendants of
an Amish Mennonite couple who came from
Pennsylvania in 1826 and settled in Wilmot
Township. Their children married into the
Steinman, Gardner, Gascho, Litwiller and Lichti
families. Period: 1826 - 1956.
1062. Swartzentruber, Peter and Arthaud, John Bradley
and Arthaud, Gwynneth Charlotte. John
Schwartzentruber, wifw’s name unknown, 1727-1957,
progenitorial forefather of the descendants of
this book [copied verbatim]. Westmoreland, NY:
The Authors?, 1957. 129 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the ancestors and descendants of
John S. Schwartzentruber and his wife Catherine
Blank/Katherine Plank, Amish settlers in Wellesley
Township. The introduction describes the
immigration and settlement processes. An index
and addenda to this work, compiled by John Bradley
Arthaud and Gwynneth Charlotte Arthaud in 1987,
are included in the copy at Conrad Grebel College.
Period: 1833 - 1957.
1063. Dahms, Vera E. Schweitzer. The family history of
Jacob (1834-1891) and Catherine Schweitzer
(1819-1888): major emphasis on the Michael
Schweitzer branch, 1834-1972. 1972. 36 p. ill.
map. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKITW.
A chronicle with biographical sketches of a
German family who first settled in the Huron Tract
and moved on to Wilmot Township in 1857.
Descendants farmed near Mannheim and Erbsville and
belonged to the Mennonite and Evangelical
churches. Period: 1857 - 1972.
1064. Lang, E. Elizabeth Koch. Schwind: some ancestors
and descendants of Andreas Schwind (1822-1905) and
Katharina Miller (1821-1886). New Dundee: The
Author?, 1988. 254 p. ill., maps, index. Loc:
Demographic and Social Structure
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OKIT.
A history of a German family who settled in the
Lexington area in the mid- 19th century and later
moved north of Elmira. Andreas was a farmer and a
stonemason who helped build the North Woolwich
Evangelical Church. Period: 1840 - 1988.
1065. "New Hamburg visited by descendant of the
founder." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
47. Loc: all.
A note of the visit of William John Scott of New
Zealand. His great-grandfather, William Scott,
founded New Hamburg. Period: 1857 - 1962.
1066. Axt, Elam and Feick, Leota and Good, Olive.
Family history of Jonas C. Shantz and Hannah
Snyder Shantz, 1710-1980. 1980. 79 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OKITW, OWTUCGR, OWRN, OWRND.
An account of the progenitors and descendants of
Jonas C. Shantz (1813-1898) and Hannah Snyder and
their eight children. There is a biography of
each of the children, apart from Magdalena who
died in infancy, and descendants are listed with
birth and death dates. Period: 1813 - 1980.
1067. Cressman, Orpha and Cressman, Barbara and
Cressman, Mary Ann Shantz. Family history of
Joseph Y. Shantz and Elizabeth (Stauffer) Shantz.
St Jacobs: The Author?, 1971. 74 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A genealogy introduced by reminiscences of
Joseph and Elizabeth’s twelve children. Joseph
owned a sawmill on Plum Creek and founded the
Haysville Cheese Factory, the first in Waterloo
County. The family played a leading role in
establishing Wilmot Township’s Pine Hill School
and the Mennonite Aid Union. Period: 1800 - 1971.
1068. Martin, Almeda. My grandparents: Tilman B. Martin
and Mary Shantz; Henry D. Steckle and Maryann
Sitler. The Author, 1989. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
Reminiscences of the author’s Mennonite
grandparents, including the Shantzes who farmed in
Woolwich Township. Period: 1866 - 1978.
1069. Martin, Winston J. Jacob Shantz (cl710-1781) and
his descendants. 1984. 90 p. chart. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the three of Jacob’s children
whose families came to Waterloo County: Isaac who
married Barbara Reiff, Esther who married Abraham
Bergey, and Christian who married Hannah Paul.
Period: 1808 - 1983.
1070. Shantz, E. Clare. History of the John C. Shantz
descendants. 1971. 19 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with some biographical notes on a
Pennsylvania Mennonite family who migrated to
Waterloo County in 1806. The family farmstead was
located where Kitchener’s Sunnyside Home now
stands. Period: 1806 - 1970.
1071. The Shantz family: being an outline of family
history beginning with Jacob Shantz, in the year
of our Lord, seventeen hundred and ten.
Kitchener: The Shantz Family Association, 1930. 31
p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An genealogical account of the American
descendants of Jacob Shantz, mentioning notable
members. Members of this Mennonite family came
from Pennsylvania to Waterloo Township in 1806.
There is a description of the Shantz crest and
photographs of some Shantz Reunion officials.
Period: 1806 - 1930.
1072. "Shantz family reunion." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1940. 28: 135-136. Loc: all.
An article reprinted from the Waterloo
Chronicle giving details about the fourth Shantz
family reunion, held in Waterloo Park in 1940.
Some information about family members, past and
present, is also given. Period: 1805 - 1940.
1073. Shantz, Frederick R. "The Shantz family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1930. 18: 208-212.
Loc: all.
A brief account of the emigration of Jacob
Tschanz from Switzerland to Pennsylvania in 1737
and the subsequent migration of his children to
Waterloo Township in the first years of the
nineteenth century. Period: 1800 - 1930.
1074. Shantz, Lome and Shantz, Doreen. Memories of
yesteiyears. The Author, 1987. 74 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWRN, OWRND, OWRW, OWTUCG.
The autobiography of Lome Shantz, bom in 1906
on a farm near Philipsburg, describing his
childhood and farm life. There are also
genealogical charts and photographs of the Shantz
family. Period: 1906 - 1987.
1075. Shantz, Orvie W. History of the Noah W. Shantz
and Rachel Shantz descendants. 1974. 23 p. index.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of Noah (1854-1920) and Rachel
(1856-1890), Waterloo County Mennonites who had
seven children. An introduction explains that the
family is related to Christian who came from
Pennsylvania to Freeport in 1810. There are brief
biographies of the children of Noah and Rachel who
were placed in foster homes, following their
mother’s early death. Period: 1810 - 1974.
1076. Sherk, J.H. Sherk record book. Vermilion, SD:
The Author, 1914?. 12 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of John Schereck
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of Pennsylvania who settled near Stevensville,
Ontario and whose son, Daniel, came to New Dundee
about 1836. A report of the 1914 reunion lists
descendants of Daniel Sherk who attended. Period:
1836 - 1914.
1077. Sherk, Thomas A. The Sherk family. Baltimore:
The Author, 1982. 357 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A well-documented history of the Sherk family
from 1635 to 1982. Most of the book refers to
members in the United States, but two chapters
refer to Canadian descendants. These include:
Joseph Sherk who came to Waterloo in 1800 with
Samuel Betzner; Peter Sherk who settled in
Bridgeport, becoming the owner of a large flour
and saw milling business; and Maria Sherk, wife of
Christian Erb. Period: 1800 - 1982.
1078. Hallman, Joan. Family history of Peter Shirk.
1984. 80 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A record of the ancestors and descendants of
Peter Shirk, an Old Order Mennonite who held
political appointments and owned the Lancaster
Mills at Bridgeport and the Baden Mills, Short
biographies preface the genealogies of each of his
thirteen children who lived past infancy. Period:
1862 - 1984.
1079. Schurch, Rene. Schurch von Sumiswald. Berne,
Switzerland: The Author, 1986. 280 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Schurch (Schuerch, Shirk,
Sherk, Sherrick) family from its 16th-century
origins in Switzerland. The research contains
information on the origin of the family name,
heraldry, the Mennonite connection and the
migration to North America. Period: 1800 - 1986.
1080. Boehmer, August. Shoemaker family history from
1676 to 1951. Kitchener: The Author, 1951. 10 1.
chart. Loc: OKITW.
A brief genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite
family who settled in Waterloo Township. Jacob S.
Shoemaker, founder of Bridgeport, came to the area
in 1820, followed eight years later by his
grandfather, Jacob Shoemaker and his family.
There are biographical sketches of some family
members. Period: 1820 - 1950.
1081. Boehmer, August. "Shoemaker family history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39: 32-36.
Loc: all.
An account that begins with the migration of
Swiss-born Jacob to Pennsylvania in 1737 and
traces the family line that came to Waterloo
County in 1828. Period: 1828 - 1900.
1082. Shuh, Barbara Ann and Shaw, Jean. Descendants of
John Shuh, 1828-1901, Waterloo, Ont.. Truro, NS:
J. Edward Shuh, 1986. 5, 15 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT, OWT.
A genealogy of descendants of John Shuh, a
prominent Waterloo businessman. The first part is
biographical, including a transcript of his
obituary; the second part is a chart of
descendants to 1986. Period: 1828 - 1986.
1083. Shantz, Mary C. John and Elizabeth Shupe and
descendants: a family history of certain Shupes in
North America from the early 18th century to the
present; including notes on families of
Dieffenbach, Munson, Overhold, Warner, Fulsom,
Ahrens, Hirschy, Shantz & Bock Sudbury: The
Author, 1985. 1 v. ill., bibl., maps, charts. Loc:
OKIT.
The life and times of the Shupe family who
bought land near Freeport in 1810. Background
information about the early settlement, the
Tunkers and the War of 1812 is interwoven with
biographical and genealogical details. Period:
1810 - 1984.
1084. Kalbfleisch, Raymond W. Captain Thomas Smith
(bom 1767 died 1850) and descendants. Petoskey,
MI: The Author, 1985. 147 p. ill, indexes. Loc:
OKIT.
The history of a Vermont family who were among
the first settlers in Woolwich Township in 1806.
Thomas Smith was wounded at the battle of Lundy’s
Lane; he later started a stage coach service from
Winterbourne via Berlin to Preston. Genealogical
and biographical data on Smith’s descendants are
included and both geographical and name indexes
are provided. Period: 1806 - 1985.
1085. Smith, Marvin C. Scrapbook of Marvin Smith: St
Jacobs, Smith family, Cress family. The Author,
1983. Loc: OKIT.
Documents referring to the Smith and Cress
families, collected by Marvin Smith, postmaster of
St Jacobs. Many are newspaper clippings, but they
include financial reports of St James Lutheran
Church, receipts, voting registration
certificates, a copy of Ephraim Cress’s will, and
a list of St Jacobs buildings shown on an 1857 map
that were standing and occupied in 1968. Period:
1806 - 1976.
1086. Hunsberger, Albert. "Reminiscences of Grandmother
Snider." Waterloo Historical Society. 1978. 66:
5-17. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed account of a Mennonite family in
Waterloo County over a period of nearly 150 years,
based on the recollections of the author’s
mother-in-law. Births, deaths, marriages,
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illnesses, religious and cultural traditions, and
new technologies are discussed in the article.
Period: 1830 - 1967.
1087. Schmidt, William A. The ancestors and descendants
of Solomon Snider and Elizabeth Martin. Waterloo:
The Author, 1984. 1 v. index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy relating to the larger family tree
of Peter Bricker and Elizabeth Cress, grandparents
of Elizabeth Martin. Period: 1846 - 1984.
1088. Snider, Lloyd and Snider, Vera. History of the
Isaac B. Snider family 1841-1921. The Authors,
1985. 44 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An annotated list of descendants of Isaac
Bingeman Snider and Nancy Sittler who settled near
German Mills in about 1861. Birth and death dates
for all of their thirteen children are given as
well as information on the grandchildren. Period:
1861 - 1985.
1089. Snider, W.W. "The Snider Pioneer Memorial."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1922. 10: 248-250.
Loc: all.
Brief description of the 1922 dedication
ceremony for the Snider Pioneer Memorial in Doon
Cemetery, including some information about the
Snider family. Period: 1800 - 1922.
1090. Pepper, Paul E. Hannes Schneider his descendants
and times, 1534-1939. 1988. 1 v. (various
pagings). Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An index to the detailed family history by
Miriam H. Snyder and Joseph M. Snyder, including
names of people, businesses, organizations,
churches, schools, newspapers, communities and
events mentioned in the work. Period: 1800 - 1939.
1091. Snyder family history. 1958. 12 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of Joseph B. Snyder
(1854-1938) and Veronica Weber (1857-1934) who had
twelve children. Joseph’s forebears are traced to
Joseph E. Schneider and Mary Bauman, who arrived
in Waterloo Township in 1806 with their families.
Period: 1806 - 1957.
1092. Snyder, Miriam H. and Snyder, Joseph M. Hannes
Schneider and his wife Catharine Hans Schneider
their descendants and times, 1534-1939.
Kitchener: M.H. Snyder, 1937. 17, 12, 346 p. ill.,
facsims., maps. Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT, OWTL, OWT.
A history of thirteen generations of Schneiders,
including a wide miscellany of information
gathered by Joseph M. Snyder. The range of
materials is so inclusive that, as the preface
indicates, it is also a history of Waterloo
County. A twelve-page table of contents
summarizes the topics covered. There are
photographs, excerpts from Berlin Council
proceedings, reminiscences, and extracts from
newspapers in English and German. An index of
names for this book is available at the Kitchener
Public Libraiy. The copyright date is 1937, but
some of the materials seem to date from 1943.
Period: 1800 - 1943.
1093. Kilmer, Daisy Spain. The family of Patrick
Spain. Brantford: The Author?, 1974. 164 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OCCA.
A genealogy of an Irish family who settled in
Huron County in the 1850s. There are biographical
notes on their descendants, some of whom settled
in the Galt and Kitchener areas. Period: 1929 -
1974.
1094. Stager, David. The Stager family in Canada since
1846. Toronto: The Author, 1980?. 47 p. ilL,
maps. Loc: OCCA.
A genealogy with biographical notes about a
German family who settled near Preston in 1848.
Their descendants later moved to farms near
Hespeler and New Dundee. The family name was
also spelled Stege and Steger. Period: 1848 - 1980.
1095. Bergey, Lorna L. A history of the Stauffer
families who came to Ontario. 1977. 32 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A genealogy based on the 1934 work by C.T. Groh.
This report includes more information on the
European ancestors, the names of all Stauffers who
came to Upper Canada before 1867, and a brief
biography of Harold Stauffer Bender. Period: 1800
- 1977.
1096. Francis, Willard Z. and Zug, Michael. Abraham and
Elizabeth (Zug) Stauffer. Kitchener: Ontario
Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington Branch,
1974. 10 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with biographical notes on a family
who left Lancaster County, Pennsylvania for
Waterloo County in 1805. The family intermarried
with many other well-known Waterloo County
pioneers. Period: 1805 - 1970.
1097. Groh, C.T. History of the Canadian Stauffers and
ancestors. 1934. 23 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR,
OKEBC.
A genealogical account of the Waterloo County
family from its Swiss origins in the seventeenth
century to the fifth Stauffer Reunion at Waterloo
Park in 1934. Period: 1800 - 1934.
1098. Stauffer, Ezra N. Stauffer genealogy of America
and history of the descendants of Jacob Stauffer.
Goshen, IN: The Author, 1917. 180 p. ill., index.
Loc: OKIT.
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A genealogy of the Stauffers in the United
States. It contains an introduction to the
Canadian branch and quotes an article from the
Galt Daily Reporter of 25 August 1904,
describing a centennial reunion commemorating the
arrival of Abraham Stauffer in Blair and gives the
early history of the family in Canada. Period:
1803 - 1917.
1099. Roth, Lorraine and Kipfer, Alfred. John Steckly
family history: David and Magdalena (Ropp) Steckly
genealogy. Waterloo: The Authors, 1990. 59 p.
ill., map, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An illustrated genealogy of the family of John
(Hans) Steckly who came to Wilmot Township in the
first half of the nineteenth century. The French
origins of the Steckly and Ropp families are
described and the descendants listed to the third
generation, with only the family of David and
Magdalena Steckly followed to 1988. Period: 1820 -
1988.
1100. Weber, Eldon D. From Stambach to Berlin (Ontario)
and the descendants of Rev. John W.
Stoeckle/Steckle (JJJ4), 1802-1879. Waterloo: The
Author, 1986. 368 p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG, OWTUCGR.
A family history of the Rev. John W. Steckle,
his wife Esther Bleam and their five grown
children. Copies of newspaper clippings, wedding
announcements, obituaries and family
correspondence are appended. Period: 1802 - 1986.
1101. Weber, Eldon D. The Henry B. Steckle family.
Kitchener: The Author, 1967. 39 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A genealogy including information on many family
members bom in the county. Numerical references
correspond to Ezra E. Eby’s notations in
Biographical History of Waterloo Township and
other townships. A name index on the back cover
includes the children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren of Henry B. Steckle. Period:
1820 - 1967.
1102. Roth, Lorraine. "Documents do tell stories."
Mennogesprach. 1989. 7,1: 6,8. ill. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
An examination of Steinman family’s German
correspondence and papers dating from 1800 to
1849. They illuminate the relationships and
occupations of the Christian Steinman family which
settled in Wilmot Township. Period: 1843 - 1989.
1103. Roth, Lorraine. The family history and genealogy
of Christian Steinman(n) and Veronica Eyer.
Baden: Christian Steinman(n) Family Book
Committee, 1990. 433 p. ill., maps, index. Loc:
OKIT, OWRW, OWTUCGR.
An account of an Amish family who came to Wilmot
Township in 1827. The genealogy of each family is
prefaced with biographical information, and
illustrations include photographs and facsimiles
of documents such as wills, inventories and
passenger lists. Period: 1827 - 1990.
1104. Stock, Harold Thompson. Biographical history of
the families of William H. Stock and Emma Cutler
Stock, his wife, and John Stock and Laura Bamford
(Bumford) Stock, his wife, and their descendants.
1979. 185 p. ill., chart. Loc: OCCA.
A history of an English family which came to
Canada about 1870. Descendants of Richard Bruce
Dawson, son of Emma Stock Dawson and Joseph
Wellington Dawson, settled in Ayr and Galt.
Period: 1924 - 1979.
1105. Stockton, Margaret. Within our time: the history
of Charles Sheldon Stockton and Isabella Young
McRae. 1989. 73 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a South Dumfries farming family who
were associated with Knox United Church in Ayr.
George D. Stockton was a director of the Ayr
Co-operative. There are biographical sketches of
family members and clippings from the Ayr News.
Period: 1867 - 1989.
1106. Erb, David L. The Streichers 1812-1970. 1970. 60
p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the descendants of the Swiss
Leonhardt Streicher and Barbara Kennel, who
married in 1845 and later farmed in Wellesley
Township; they had eight children. Transcripts of
Leonhardt’s will and farm purchase of 1878 are
included. Period: 1869 - 1970.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH T
1107. Thaler, AF. and Thaler, Ralph H. History of the
Thaler family: tracing the descendants of George
Adam Thaler, bora September 11, 1785, died
December 11, 1865. Leamington: Widmeyer Press,
1960. 114 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy, biographical notes and reunion
reports relating to a German family who settled
near Breslau about 1820. An expanded second
edition was published in 1966. Period: 1820 -
1960.
1108. Thaler, Ralph H. History of the Thaler family:
tracing the descendants of George Adam Thaler,
bora September 11, 1785, died December 11, 1865,
second edition. 1966. 172 p. ill., index. Loc:
OKIT.
A revised and expanded edition of the Thaler
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genealogy published in 1960. The family emigrated
from Germany about 1820 and farmed near Breslau.
Biographical notes and reunion reports are
included with genealogical data on the families of
Christina, Joseph, David and Adam Thaler. Period:
1820 - 1966.
1109. Thaler, Ralph H. Name and address supplement to
the History of the Thaler family. Kitchener: The
Author, 1966. 23 p. Loc: OKIT.
A list grouped according to the families of
Christina, Joseph, David and Adam Thaler,
complementing the author’s work on the family
history. Period: 1965 - 1966.
1110. Arndt, Barbara Timm. The Timms of Waterloo
County: a chronicle. Cleveland, OH: The Author,
1991. 131 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A history describing the emigration of Ludwig
Timm’s family from Mecklenberg to Waterloo County
in 1869 and the activities of his descendants to
1985. Accounts of life in Kitchener at the end of
the 19th century and the first half of the
twentieth are recalled through the eyes of family
members. Period: 1869 - 1990.
1111. Falkiner, Joan. Three charts of the Timm family.
1991. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
Two genealogical charts and a map of the Timm
family’s home villages in Germany, produced as a
supplement to the family history by Barbara Timm
Arndt. Period: 1869 - 1991.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH U
1112. Umbach family history. 1988. 25 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogical chart of the descendants of
Johann Umbach (1797-1879) and Katherine Laschinger
(1802-1871). Period: 1824 - 1988.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH V
1113. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Joseph Voisin and
descendants. Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 14
p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to the genealogy by Frank W. Voisin and
Clifton E. Voisin. Period: 1856 - 1982.
1114. Voisin, Frank W. and Voisin, Clifton E. Joseph
Voisin and descendants, 1805-1892. Kitchener: The
Author, 1982. 62 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCR.
A genealogy of the German family who bought
farmland near St Clements, Wellesley Township, in
1856. An index to this work was compiled by
Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1856 - 1982.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH W
1115. Kelly, Maurice. Descendants of Theobald
Waechter. 1989. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a French Catholic family who
settled near New Germany in 1829 and moved to
Bruce County by 1866. A description of the early
Catholic church in New Germany tells how Father
Peter Schneider’s move to St Agatha can be
explained by a dispute over land ownership.
Father Anton Waechter, son of Joseph and Mary Ann
Schmidt, was a priest at Waterloo and New Hamburg.
An index for this book was compiled in 1991 by
Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1829 - 1989.
1116. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Descendants of
Theobald Waechter by Maurice Kelly. Kitchener
Public Library, 1991. 20 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to the family history by Maurice Kelly.
Period: 1829 - 1989.
1117. Roth, Lorraine. Christian Wagler family. 1983.
366 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A manuscript genealogy of the family of
Christian and his wife, Anne Marie Wagler, who
came from France in 1848 and settled on what later
became the Livingston farm in Baden. Period: 1848
- 1975.
1118. Roth, Lorraine and Jantzi, Bruce W. The family
history and genealogy of Jacob Wagler and
Magdalena Gardner and Barbara Lebold. Wellesley:
Jacob Wagler Family History Committee, 1989. 422
p. ill., ports., index. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRW,
OWTUCGR.
A history of the Wagler family, commemorating
the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jacob
Wagler, bishop of the Wellesley Amish Mennonite
Congregation. Biographical information is provided
about Jacob Wagler, his wives, and each of his
nine children. A family tree is provided for each
of the nine family branches, and they are
illustrated by old photographs. There are brief
histories of related families such as Gardners,
Lebolds, Gerbers and Reschlys and an index of
names. Period: 1839 - 1989.
1119. Aaron Weber family history. 1977. 20 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogical chart of the family of Aaron
(1833-1916) and Mary Weber who farmed north of
Elmira. Aaron was a Deputy Reeve of Woolwich
Township from 1890 to 1894 and Reeve in 1895.
Period: 1833 - 1977.
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1120. Freeman, Leonard. History of the ancestors and
descendants of Daniel H. Weber (1797-1864). St
Jacobs: The Author, 1971. 94 p. ill., map, index.
Loc: OKIT, OKEBC, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a Pennsylvania Mennonite who
emigrated to Waterloo County with his brothers
Abraham, Benjamin and Henry. An introduction
briefly explains the reasons for the emigration
from Lancaster County and describes the farmstead
there. Occupations and places of residence, if
known, are noted with the genealogical data.
Period: 1797 - 1971.
1121. Hoover, Saloma. The Weber family: a historical
novel IWRPJ. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWTUCGR.
An unpublished historical novel telling of the
migrations of the Anabaptists from Switzerland to
the Palatinate, then to Pennsylvania and lastly to
Canada in 1819. Based on the experiences of the
Weber family, the author describes travels, new
beginnings and hardships through several
generations. The Old Order Mennonite way of life
is conveyed through folklore, traditions and
Pennsylvania German dialect sayings. This
photocopy of the original manuscript is part of
the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of
Ontario collection in the Conrad Grebel College
Archives. Period: 1819 - 1905.
1122. Kraemer, David M. Family records of the
descendants of Moses M. Weber, 1847-1937. St
Jacobs: The Author, 1972. 67 p. index. Loc: OKEBC,
OKIT, OWTUCGR, OWTUR.
A genealogy of a family who moved to Canada from
Pennsylvania in 1816. Moses’ first wife was
Barbara Horst and the second was Lydia Gingrich.
Period: 1816 - 1937.
1123. Martin, Winston J. John Anton Weber (1660-1724)
and his sons: George (1693-1772) and Henry
(1690-1745). 1984. 219 p. charts. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the Webers who intermarried with
the Horst and Good families. Descendants of all
these families emigrated to Waterloo County. An
index to this book was compiled by Elizabeth
Schmadl. Period: 1818 - 1984.
1124. Martin, Winston J. Weber families in Waterloo and
Bruce Counties (non-Mennonite). Milverton: The
Author?, 1991. 63 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy with some added handwritten notes,
linking this family of Webers to the Mennonite
Webers in Martin’s earlier work on John Anton
Weber. Most families mentioned here were Lutherans
or Catholics who settled in the northern and
western areas of Waterloo County. Period: 1830 -
1991.
1125. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to John Anton Weber
and his sons (the Webers, Horsts and Goods) by
Winston Martin. Kitchener Public Library, 1991.
56 p. Loc: OKIT.
Period: 1818 - 1984.
1126. Weber, Angus G. History of the descendants of
Daniel M. Weber, 1836-1888. Elmira: The Author,
1967. 62 p. index. Loc: OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy including biographical notes on many
family members. Period: 1800 - 1967.
1127. Weber, Eldon D. Descendants of pioneer HH214
Henry Hershey Weber (1793-1862) and Salome (Baer)
Bauman (1791-1868): ordained 1824 as first
minister for Martin’s Mennonite Church.....
Kitchener: The Author, 1981. 298 p. ill., index.
Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy that uses a numbering system to
identify each generation and the order of
children’s births. The entries are interspersed
with short anecdotes and illustrated with
photographs and drawings of farms and
meetinghouses used by the family. Period: 1800 -
1981.
1128. Weber, Eldon D. "Waterloo Township, German
Company Tract lot number 16." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 8-16. ill. map. Loc: all.
A portrait of the Weber family who settled in
Waterloo Township in 1805. The author defines
German Company Tract lot 16, owned by various
members of the Weber family from 1805 to 1853, as
the part of Kitchener bounded by Belmont Avenue,
Glasgow and Wilhelm Streets, Duke Street and
Victoria Street. Period: 1805 - 1853.
1129. Weber’s write-up: history and heritage, Johannes
Weber and Elisabeth Muench: a compilation of
papers published on and for the descendants of
Johannes Weber and Elisabeth Muench who settled in
Ontario in 1854. Edited by Leslie Herman Weber.
Canyon Country, CA: L.H. Weber, 1986. 1 v.
(various pagings). ill., tables. Loc: OWRE, OWT,
OWTUR.
A collection of issues of a family journal
published quarterly in California from 1981 to
1984. The collection contains genealogical
information, mostly in charts, about the Weber
family who came to Waterloo County from Hessen,
Germany. While many entries refer to descendants
who moved to the United States, family names such
as Pflug, Oberthauser, Kalbfleisch, Raddatz,
Hillgartner, Kaufman and Schoch have ties to the
Waterloo area. Photographs and family stories are
also included in the book, as is a loose map of
Miicke, Nieder-Ohmen where Johannes and Elisabeth
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Weber lived before emigrating. Period: 1854 -
1984.
1130. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to John Weicker
family: 1830 pioneers of South Easthope and East
Zorra by Sam Weicker. Kitchener Public Library,
1991. 25 p. Loc: OKIT.
Period: 1830 - 1987.
1131. Weicker, Samuel. John Weicker family: 1830
pioneers of South Easthope Tsp., Perth County,
East Zorra Township, Oxford County. Kitchener:
The Author?, 1987?. 299 p. ill., maps, charts.
Loc: OKIT.
A compendium of family trees, reunion reports,
photographs, biographies and reminiscences
relating to the Weicker family, German Lutherans
who settled mostly in Perth County. Some of the
family settled in Waterloo County and family
reunions were held in New Hamburg. An index was
compiled by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1830 -
1987.
1132. Weicker, Samuel. Pioneering with John Weicker.
1962. 1 v. ill., map, chart. Loc: OKIT.
A history of a German family who settled in
Perth, Oxford and Waterloo Counties, with a
description of pioneer life in the first half of
the 19th century based on Waterloo County
historical sources. Period: 1830 - 1962.
1133. Weicker, Samuel. Weicker family history [WRP].
Kitchener: The Author?, 1966. 1 v. ill., maps,
charts. Loc: OKIT.
A compilation, consisting mainly of genealogical
charts but including also containing the
description of John Weicker’s pioneering days by
Samuel Weicker. Period: 1830 - 1966.
1134. Weicker, Samuel. William Weicker family.
Kitchener: The Author, 1987. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of photographs, newspapers, songs,
correspondence and eulogies, compiled to celebrate
the 66th anniversary of the family of William and
Emma’s Jungblut’s return to Kitchener from
Edmonton. Period: 1906 - 1987.
1135. O’Neill, Evelyn C. and Schmadl, Elizabeth L. The
Weishar family, 1818-1983. 1984. 51 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the ancestors and descendants of
Andrew Weishar and Margaretha Zinger. Andrew, a
native of Alsace-Lorraine, farmed in Woolwich
Township from 1863 to 1871, when he and his family
moved to Bruce County. A name index added by
Elizabeth Schmadl in 1991 follows the text.
Period: 1860 - 1983.
1136. Wenger, Jay V. The Wenger book index. Akron, PA:
Pennsylvania German Heritage History, 1989. 340 p.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
An index to Samuel S. Wenger’s 1978 history of
the Wenger family. Period: 1825 - 1978.
1137. Wenger, Samuel S. The Wenger book: a foundation
book of American Wengers including variant
spellings such as Winger, Wanger, Whanger, Wegner,
Wengert, Wengerd, Wingart, Wingard, Wingert,
Wangerd, Wengar, Wencker, and names spelled with
"V" rather than "W". Lancaster, PA: Pennsylvania
German Heritage History, 1978. 1218 p. ill.,
bibl., maps, charts. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the family in America, particularly
descendants of Christian Wenger and Eve Graybill
who came to Pennsylvania in 1727. Among those who
came to Waterloo County were Elizabeth Zimmerman
with her eleven children shortly after her
husband’s death in 1825, and Barbara Z. Wenger and
John W. Dettwiler. Other Waterloo relations
include members of the Weber, Eby, Brubacher,
Bowman, Hoffman and Martin families. A separate
name index for this work was compiled by Jay V.
Wenger. Period: 1825 - 1978.
1138. Hallman, Joan. Adam Wettlaufer family
Kitchener: The Author, 1991. 4 p. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of the descendants of Adam and Nancy
Kaercher of Blyth, some of whom settled in
Waterloo County. Period: 1884 - 1990.
1139. Wideman, Norman E. and Wideman, Enoch M. The
Wideman family in Canada and the United States: a
genealogical record, 1803-1955. 1955. 319 p.,
charts, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
The second chapter lists descendants of Jacob
Wideman and Barbara Lichty who settled in Woolwich
Township in 1822. Others of the family settled in
Markham Township. Period: 1822 - 1955.
1140. The centennial anniversary of the founding of the
Wilhelm family in Canada, 1837-1937. 1937. 13 p.
index. Loc: OKIT.
A pamphlet containing a programme of the Wilhelm
Reunion of 1937, a transcript of the centennial
anniversary address by W.J. Leinweber, and a
genealogy of the descendants of Michael Wilhelm
who began farming in Wilmot Township in 1837.
Period: 1837 - 1937.
1141. Reinhart, Beatrice. Family history of Anthony
Wilhelm IL Kitchener: The Author, 1980?. 32 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogical chart of seven generations of the
Wilhelm family, German farmers who bought portions
of Bechtel’s Tract and Heistand’s Tract in
Waterloo County in the mid- 19th century. A list
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of land transactions involving the Wilhelm family
is included. Period: 1850 - 1980.
1142. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Michael Wilhelm
and Margaret Wettlaufer family history by
Elizabeth L. Schmadl Kitchener Public Library,
1991. 80 p. Loc: OKIT.
Period: 1837 - 1988.
1143. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. and Baron, Marilyn. Michael
Wilhelm and Margaret Wettlaufer family history.
Kitchener: The Authors?, 1988. 2 v. Loc: OKIT.
A genealogy of a German family with seven
children who settled in Wilmot Township in 1837.
It includes newspaper clippings, mostly
announcements of births, deaths and marriages.
One daughter, Elizabeth, married Otto Klotz, a
prominent Prestonian and leading educator;
biographical information in her chapter includes
Otto Klotz, Otto Julius Klotz, Jacob E. Klotz,
Oscar Klotz, David Forsyth and Dr George Rudolph
Mylius. An index to this work was compiled in
1991 by Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1837 - 1988.
1144. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Wilhelm alphabet.
Kitchener: The Author, 1988. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
A list of the descendants of Michael and
Margaret Wettlaufer Wilhelm of Wilmot Township,
giving the birth date, spouse and generation
number of each person. Period: 1837 - 1988.
1145. Watkinson, Alice. The Wilhelm family in Canada...
minutes of the Wilhelm family reunions (Michael
Wilhelm and Margaret Wettlaufer), 1927-1987,
Elizabeth, Peter, Valentine, Anna Margaret,
Jacob. Carl and Helen Dahmer, 1987. 87 p. Loc:
OKIT.
Minutes of 56 Wilhelm family reunions,
describing the organization, programmes and
finances. Many of the reunions were held in Baden
and New Hamburg. Period: 1837 - 1987.
1146. Steiger, David. The Wilkins family: in New England
from 1630 and in Ontario from 1868. Toronto: The
Author, 1980. 48 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
A genealogy, with biographical notes on Charles
Perkins Wilkins, a textile man who moved to
Hespeler from New England in 1882 to install
twelve new looms at the woollen mill. Many of his
descendants still live in the Hespeler area.
Period: 1882 - 1980.
1147. Ambrose, Rosemary W. The Willard family of
Beverly Township and Galt. Kitchener: The Author,
1988. 51 p. ill., maps, index. Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A history of the Willard family, some of whom
emigrated from England to Beverly Township in the
1830s and to Galt in the 1880s. Albert Edward and
his brother, James Melvin, were both mayors of
Galt and successful businessmen. Period: 1830 -
1988.
1148. Parry, Ross and Williams, Sandra L. The family of
Daniel Mills Williams and Margaret Lloyd O’Brien.
Scarborough: The Authors?, 1988?. 57 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A history of an Irish family who began farming
in Wellesley Township in the mid-nineteenth
century. References to the family, transcribed
from the Waterloo Chronicle-Telegraph from 1902
to 1919, are included. Period: 1850 - 1988.
1149. Woolner, Ward, Dr. "The Willsons of Hemlock Grove
Farm." Waterloo Historical Society. 1949. 37:
39-42. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Willson clan who settled
in Waterloo Township in 1837, including names and
dates of many descendants of Ephraim Willson.
Period: 1837 - 1949.
1150. Smith, Orpha McChesney. Descendants of John
Wismer and his wife Agnes Honsberger of Lincoln
County, Ontario, Canada. Richland, WA Locust
Grove Press, 1974. 110 p. ill., index. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
An account concentrating on the history of the
family in Pennsylvania and the Vineland area, with
biographical notes on descendants who moved to
Waterloo County, especially Kitchener. Period:
1907 - 1974.
1151. Wissler, Henry. The Wissler family record: being
a brief account of Andrew Wissler’s branch of the
Wissler family in the United States and Canada.
Toronto: Bryant, 1904. 95 p. ill., charts. Loc:
OKIT.
A family history with biographies of three
brothers, John, Levi and Sem, the father of the
author. They moved from Pennsylvania to Berlin
and founded the Eagle Tannery in 1837. Sem
Wissler later founded a tannery in Salem when tan
bark became scarce in the Berlin area. Period:
1834 - 1903.
1152. Spaetzel, Roy Clifford. History and genealogy of
the Witmer family. Kitchener: The Author, 1977.
126, 164 p. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A book by the president of Spae-Naur Inc. of
Kitchener. The Witmer family came from
Pennsylvania to Waterloo Township in 1804 and is
connected by marriage with the Groh, Gingerich and
Reichert families. It mentions the history of
Rosebank including the school, the Brethren in
Christ Church and the Huron Road. A genealogy
lists descendants of Christian Wittmer of
Pennsylvania. Period: 1804 - 1977.
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1153. Spaetzel, Roy Clifford. The Witmer story.
Kitchener: The Author?, 1962. 15 p. chart. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A brief history of the Witmer family, Tunkers
who came to Preston from Pennsylvania in 1804 and
intermarried with the Grohs and Gingerichs. It
includes reminiscences of the Isaac Witmer family
who settled in Wilmot Township in 1871, written by
Rev. Wesley Witmer in 1956. Period: 1804 - 1910.
1154. Wolfhard, Duretta. Information on the descendants
of Harry Wolfhard and Duretta Leslie, copied from
the collection of Duretta Wolfhard, 1983. 1983. 8
p. charts. Loc: OKIT.
Biographical notes on the Wolfhard family.
Peter Wolfhard, a bricklayer, came to Berlin from
Germany in 1854 and married Margretta Besserer.
Related families are the Leggates, Kutts and
Leslies. Period: 1854 - 1983.
1155. Wolfhard, Duretta. The yesteryears, 1902-1989: a
collection of memories. Waterloo: The Author,
1990. 42 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A family history of Duretta and Harry Wolfhard
who lived in Elmira and Kitchener. Information is
presented about their life together and their
community activities, such as Red Cross
fundraising efforts during World War I. Also
included are some poems addressed by Mrs Wolfhard
to members of her family. Period: 1902 - 1989.
1156. Gimblet, Elwin B., Mrs. The Woolner family.
Arthur: The Author, 1965?. 10 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of the family of William Woolner, an
Englishman who received one hundred acres in
Waterloo County in return for his services during
the War of 1812. William and his family arrived
in 1834, later exchanging the property for land in
Dufferin County. Period: 1834 - 1965.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH Y
1157. Yantzi, Henry and Yantzi, Mae and Roth, Lorraine.
The family history and genealogy of Michael B.
Yantzi and Jacobena (Kennel) Yantzi New Hamburg:
Henry and Mae Yantzi, 1991. 183 p. ill., maps,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
An account of Michael B. Yantzi (also spelled
Jantzi and Yancey) and his wife, with individual
genealogies for each of their children. Family
lists and information about the Kennel and Ruby
Families are provided. Photographs and
photocopies of other materials are reproduced for
the older generations, and there is a name index.
Period: 1823 - 1991.
1158. Duncan, Lois Nickason. William H. Yost family
tree. Listowel: The Author, 1983?. 144 p. index.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a German Mennonite family who
settled in the Stratford area in the 1840s;
descendants moved to Waterloo County. An index to
this work was compiled by Elizabeth Schmadl.
Period: 1847 - 1983.
1159. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Yost genealogy.
Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 17 p. Loc: OKIT.
Period: 1847 - 1983.
1160. From the old land to the new. 1961?. 14 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A genealogy of the Youngs and the Pringles, two
Scottish families related by marriage who settled
near Ayr. There are brief descriptions of the
Scottish background of both families, their
migration to Canada and early life in Dumfries
Township. Period: 1816 - 1961.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH Z
1161. Albrecht, Emanuel and Albrecht, Laurene and Zehr,
Ezra. Family history and genealogy of Joseph C.
Zehr and Barbara Wutherick, Henry Oakley and
Katherine Yoder, Joseph C. Zehr and Katherine
Yoder. Kitchener: The Authors?, 1980. 191 p. ill.
charts, index. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A genealogy of a French Amish Mennonite family
who settled in Oxford County about 1860 and later
in Wilmot and Wellesley Townships. Biographical
sketches have been included for the second
generation. Period: 1896 - 1980.
1162. Cressman, Ella M. "Zeller homesteads at Breslau."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 61-63.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the Zeller family who settled
south of the village of Breslau. Philip Zeller, a
native of Rhein Baierin, Germany, purchased the
farm in 1846 from John Cressman. The last members
of the family to live on the farmstead were Ira
and Seleda Zeller who retired in 1971. Walter P.
Zeller, founder of Zeller’s Ltd, was bom on this
farmstead in 1891. Period: 1846 - 1971.
1163. Francis, Willard Z. Descendants of Michael Zug
and Ulric Zug. Elizabethtown, PA: The Author,
1972. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
Excerpts from the diary of Michael Zug of
Pennsylvania, recording a trip to Waterloo County
in 1883 and including genealogical information on
the descendants of Elizabeth Zug and Abraham
Stauffer who settled in Waterloo County in 1805.
A name index for this work was compiled by
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Elizabeth Schmadl. Period: 1805 - 1904.
1164. Schmadl, Elizabeth L. Index to Descendants of
Michael Zug and of Ulrich Zug by Willard Z.
Francis. Kitchener Public Library, 1991. 6 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Period: 1805 - 1904.
SOCIAL STRUCTURE, CLASS AND ELITES;
BIOGRAPHIES OF INDIVIDUALS
1165. "Biographical directory of Waterloo County
subscribers." Historical atlas of Waterloo &
Wellington counties, including: Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Waterloo (1881), County of
Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Wellington (1877). Port Elgin:
Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint. Pp. 11-14. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OCCA, OCLG,
OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
Lists of over 500 subscribers to the atlas, with
brief details of occupation, public office, place
and date of birth, and value and location of
landed property. Some entries refer to businesses
rather than individuals. The largest number of
subscribers is listed for Waterloo Township with
140. For the other places the numbers are: 76 in
Woolwich Township, 72 in Wellesley Township, 59 in
Wilmot Township, 33 in Berlin, 32 in each of Galt
and Waterloo, 23 in North Dumfries Township, 19 in
Preston, 16 in New Hamburg and 6 in Hespeler. All
names are been indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1880 - 1881.
1166. "Biographical sketches." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p.10. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL,
OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
Brief profiles of men who held office as county
Warden or Reeve of a township or village, or
represented North Waterloo or South Waterloo in
the federal parliament or provincial legislature,
or held office in local political associations.
They are Hugo Kranz, Samuel Merner, James
Livingston, E.W.B. Snider, William Snider, Lewis
Kribs, Otto Pressprich, Isaac Groh, Theron
Buchanan, T.B. Snider, James Phin and John Phin.
Period: 1823 - 1881.
1167. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Community leadership and
decision-making: entrepreneurial elites in two
Ontario towns, 1870-1930." Power and place:
Canadian urban development in the North American
context. Edited by Gilbert A. Stelter and Alan
F.J. Artibise. Vancouver: University of British
Columbia Press, 1986. Pp. 82-104. graphs, tabl.,
bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A discussion of the power of community elites in
Berlin/Kitchener and Waterloo. The author reports
systematic analysis of the economic, political and
associational roles of community leaders, based on
evidence of wealth, business success, occupation,
municipal office-holding, ethnocultural
background, church affiliation and participation
in boards of trade and other voluntary
associations. Two "concrete decisions" are
compared to illustrate how community leaders
exercised their decision-making power: the
municipal "industrial policy" of bonusing
manufacturers from the 1870s, and the city
planning movement of 1912-14. Period: 1870 - 1930.
1168. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Lawyers as members of
urban business elites in southern Ontario, 1860 to
1920." Beyond the law: lawyers and business in
Canada, 1830-1930. Edited by Carol Wilton.
Toronto: The Osgoode Society, 1990. Pp. 112-148.
maps, tabl., bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of the changing distribution and
organization of law practices in southern Ontario
communities, in relation to the main phases of
business activity. Lawyers are described as
members of "overlapping elites" who combined
leadership in economic, political and
associational roles. The main phases and themes
are explored in case studies of lawyers in the
neighbouring towns of Guelph and Berlin. Names of
the Berlin lawyers and business corporations have
been indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1860 -
1920.
1169. "Brief biographies." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1951. 39: 38-41. Loc: all.
Short profiles of seven county individuals who
died in 1951: Alexander Rodgers Goldie, Karl K.
Homuth, William J. Pelz, Arthur B. Pollock,
Alexander Schaefer, Evelyn L. Breithaupt and John
Christian Breithaupt. Period: 1870 - 1951.
1170. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. Doctors in Waterloo
County: 1852-1925. 1986. 327 1. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of short biographies of physicians
who practised in the county, including details of
year of birth, education, local practice and, if
available, other community interests. Period: 1852
- 1925.
1171. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "The first physicians
in Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1987. 75: 96-97. Loc: all.
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A chart showing 27 communities, the first
physicians who practised in them, the year the
practices began and, if available, the next
locality to which the physicians moved. Period:
1824 - 1914.
1172. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. List of doctors who
worked in Waterloo County. 1975. 11 1. Loc: OKIT.
A compilation including names, places of study,
dates of graduation, places of local practice and
dates of death. More complete biographical
information is contained in the same author’s
work. Doctors in Waterloo County: 1852-1925.
Period: cl800 - cl960.
1173. "Centenarians." Waterloo Historical Society.
1967. 55: 62. Loc: all.
A note of the birthdays of Mrs John Koch and Mrs
A.Y. Haist. Period: 1865 - 1967.
1174. "Centenarians." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 85. Loc: all.
A note of the 100th birthdays of Mrs Meta Wurm
and Mrs Emma Maurer. Period: 1868 - 1968.
1175. "Centenarians." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 73. Loc: all.
A note of the 100th birthdays of Mrs Mena
Kinzie, Mrs Agnes (Sarah) Stauffer and Miss Sarah
McLellan. Period: 1869 - 1970.
1176. Charlesworth, Hector. A cyclopedia of Canadian
biography: brief biographies of persons
distinguished in the professional, military and
political life, and the commerce and industry of
Canada, in the twentieth century. Toronto:
Hunter, Rose, 1919. 303 p. ill., index. Loc: OCCA.
Short entries for many public figures and
community leaders. Men from Waterloo County
include C.K Hagedom, C.H. Mills, E.J. Beaumont,
L.J. Breithaupt, Rev. J.A.R. Dickson, William
George Weichel, F. Stewart Scott, J.C. Breithaupt
and Noah Bechtel Detwiler. Period: 1855 - 1919.
1177. Cornish, C.R. Berlin, Ontario, 1916. University
of Waterloo (student essay, History), 197-?. 47 p.
bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the 1916 Berlin assessment rolls,
the first year for which there is a complete
assessment record. The author concludes that by
1916 the German entrepreneurial elite was being
undermined by the British element which was
gradually increasing its power through control of
the managerial and professional positions.
Information about the occupational categories,
residential property assessment, marital status,
age, nationality, religious affiliation of heads
of household by ward is summarized in appendices.
A list of 1916 Berlin businesses by pecuniary
strength is also provided. Period: 1912 - 1916.
1178. "Deaths, 1952." Waterloo Historical Society.
1952. 40: 9. Loc: all.
A note of seven prominent individuals who died
in 1952: Mrs Lucy McPhail, Mrs Mary Milroy, Dr
E.N. Coutts, Mrs Racie Pollock, R.N. Merritt,
Edward Schnarr, and John Reidel. Period: 1852 -
1952.
1179. "Deaths, 1955: prominent people die in 1955."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1955. 43: 54-55.
Loc: all.
A note of Waterloo County people who died in
1955: Albert Breithaupt, Milton H. Good, George W.
Gordon, Sr, E.G. Heise, James W. Henderson, John
Charles Iredale, David Knipfel, Frederick E.
Macklin, Norman G. McLeod, Ivan A. Shantz, W.S.
Sheppard, Peter A. Snider, H. Leslie Staebler, and
Bertram David Turnbull. Period: 1858 - 1955.
1180. "Deaths, 1956." Waterloo Historical Society.
1956. 44: 68. Loc: all.
A list of prominent Waterloo County people who
died in 1956: Bishop Oscar Burkholder, Amelia
Warnock Garvin (who wrote under the pseudonym
"Katherine Hale"), Owen A.F. Hamilton Q.C., Joseph
A. Huck, Edwin Huehn, John N. MacKendrick and
Thomas Yates ("Mr Preston"). Period: 1859 - 1956.
1181. "Died in 1957." Waterloo Historical Society.
1957. 45: 64. Loc: all.
A list of some notable people of Waterloo County
who died in 1957: Ernest Denton, Enoch Eby,
William Henderson, Charles F. McKenzie, Dr James
McQueen, E.O. Ritz, and James W. Washburn. Period:
1867 - 1957.
1182. "Died in 1958." Waterloo Historical Society.
1958. 46: 58-59. Loc: all.
A note of prominent people of Waterloo County
who died in 1958: Sylvia Bock, J.G. (Jack) Brown,
Andrew Feick, Mrs John Flynn, Harry Griffin, Mrs
Alex F. Hahn, Dr Stanley F. Leavine, Rev. C.H.
Little, L. Clare Moyer, Hugh Robert Poison,
Ophelia Rife, James S. Webster, and Dr Ward
Woolner. Period: 1854 - 1958.
1183. "Died in 1959." Waterloo Historical Society.
1959. 47: 70-71. Loc: all.
A list of notable people of Waterloo County who
died in 1959: Rev. MacFarlane Bell Davidson, Mrs
S.A. Detweiler, Louis Blake Duff, Gordon C.G.
Fleming, Harry L. Guy, Alexander F. Hahn, Charles
Keith Henderson, Miss Kate Fleury Jaffray, Louis
Kaiser, John Alexander Martin, and Mrs Fred H.
Schneider. Period: 1869 - 1959.
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1184. "Died in 1960." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 80-84. Loc: all.
A list of 28 notable people of Waterloo County
who died in 1960: Dr C.C. Ballantyne, Msgr William
Becker, Mrs Samuel B. Cassel, Mrs Sophia Doering,
Dr Samuel H. Eckel, G.A.M. Edwards, Msgr William
C. Gehl, Arthur Goudie, A.G. Haehnel, Charles C.
Hahn, Mrs Mary L. Heist, J.C. Jaimet, Miss Luella
Klinck, Ford S. Kumpf, Col W.M.O. Lochead, Dr
Hugh MacDonell, Mrs Margaret Madden, George
Harding McCormick, James D. Panabaker, Robert M.
Phin, Oliver W. Reichard, Frank H. Russ, Miss
Susanna Scharlach, Dr Robert Frank Slater, Michael
Wagler, Lester Everett Weaver, Mrs James E. (Betsy)
Whitson, and Jack Woodhouse. Period: 1856 - 1960.
1185. "Died in 1961." Waterloo Historical Society.
1961. 49: 77-80. Loc: all.
A list of notable people of Waterloo County who
died in 1961, including William Anderson, Robert
E. Cowan, Senator W.D. Euler, Enoch S. Gingrich,
Andrew Heipel, Henry Herber Johnson, Mrs Leah
Musselman, James Sanderson, Alfred H. Schefter,
Mrs Sydney S. Shantz, Mrs Susan B. Slater, Mrs
Thomas Taylor, Otto C. Weppler, William S.
Wiegand, Mrs E. Langdon Wilks and Mrs Barbara
Yirka. Ten members of the Waterloo Historical
Society who died in 1961 are listed separately.
Period: 1860 - 1961.
1186. "Died in 1962." Waterloo Historical Society.
1962. 50: 102-107. Loc: all.
A list of some notable people of Waterloo County
who died in 1961-2, including Winfield Brewster,
Albert E. Broome, Robert A. Dietrich, Mrs
Elizabeth Feick, Mrs Mathilda Hahn, Irvin C.
Hallman, Mrs John Manson, William J. Marriott,
Joseph Meinzinger, George Pearse Moore, Menno S.
Nahrgang, Leo M. Quinn, Franklin A. Shantz, Mrs
Catherine Schierholtz, Milton A. Schmidt, Addison
S. Snider, Herman A. Sturm, Daniel Beaver, Isaac
Cober, Irvin Snyder, Emilea Birnstihl, Clayton
Koch and John L. Hammond. A list of eight
members of the Waterloo Historical Society who died
in 1962 is also given. Period: 1861 - 1962.
1187. "Died in 1963." Waterloo Historical Society.
1963. 51: 89-92. Loc: all.
A list of notable people from Waterloo County
who died in 1963, including Addison A Armbrust,
T. Marshall Aver, Charles Harry Boehmer, Martha
Edna Breithaupt, Ewan Cameron, Roy B. Hemmerich,
Charles H. Janzen, Emma Kaatz, Thomas H. Kay,
Samuel E. Leis, Arnold T. Panabaker, C.A.
Panabaker, Edmond Pequegnat, Mrs Margaret Rieder,
Hugh A Rodgers, Frederic D. Rueffer, Moses B.
Shantz, R. Frank Skelly, Martin Milne Todd, Mrs
Elizabeth Turner, Orley S. Uffelman, and Noah
Weber. Five members of the Waterloo Historical
Society who died in 1963 are also listed. Period:
1864 - 1963.
1188. "Died in 1964." Waterloo Historical Society.
1964. 52: 89-91. Loc: all.
A list of 28 county residents who died in 1964:
D.A Begin, Mortimer Bezeau, Leonard Burton, Dr
William L. Catherwood, Gordon Chaplin, Harry M.
Lackner, Dr Sangster Lederman, J.D. Miller,
William Philip, Mrs M.A. Secord, Dr J. Reginald
Smith, A.M. Snider, Nathaniel Stroh, Mrs O.T.
Ball, Mrs Thomas Ballantyne, Abraham Bowman, Levi
Bowman, Mary Buchanan, John Davidson, Lily
Dimmock, Robert W. Donaldson, M. Haller, Margaret
Heller, Mrs Ephraim High, Mary Janke, John E.
Johnson, John Schnaeringer, and Mrs Ephraim
Snider. Period: cl860 - 1964.
1189. "Died in 1965." Waterloo Historical Society.
1965. 53: 81-86. Loc: all.
Brief notes on Waterloo County residents who
died in 1965: Robert Bieth, Mrs William Brown,
George Buck, R.H. Dickson, Gordon Eby, Carl Ellis,
Charles C. Farnham, Louis Feick, Ray M. Gillespie,
Charles Halberstadt, W. Norman Hancock, C. Howard
Harding, Adolph Heller, Wilfred L. Hilliard, Moses
O. Jantzi, Henry C. Krug, Louis Lacourse Lang,
Patrick J. McNulty, I.C. Marritt, John Martin,
Walter Renwick, William A. Rife, Susannah
Schaefer, T.W. Seagram, Nelson Seibert, Ford
Sudden, William C. Turnbull, Alfred W. Watson,
T.H. Wholton, Mrs Noel Campbell, Mrs F.W.R.
Dickson, Mrs Frank E. Page, Mrs Norman Sipes and
Mrs Harold Slee. Period: cl865 - 1965.
1190. "Died in 1966." Waterloo Historical Society.
1966. 54: 89-91. Loc: all.
Brief notes on 32 Waterloo County residents, 15
of whom were over 95 years old: Martin Andesian,
Jack Bechtel, William D. Brill, H. Milton Cook, Dr
John D. Detweiler, Odo Eby, F.S. Forwell, W.L.
Hilliard, Charles Iredale, Mrs Roy Luckhardt, R.L.
McGill, Jairus W. Maus, Janet Wright Maus, Mrs
W.A. Osbourne, Frank E. Page, Edward A Rieder,
Emma Wade, E.G. Warnock, Mrs Frederick Falkinen,
William F. Haas, Kate Longhurst, Augustus T.
McKenzie, Aaron Mader, Elizabeth Panabaker, Nancy
Rae, Addison Reitzel, Leonard Rockel, Elizabeth
Scott, Mrs Nelson Shantz, Margaret Shaver, and
Charles Spurgeon. Period: cl864 - 1966.
1191. "Died in 1967." Waterloo Historical Society.
1967. 55: 90-92. Loc: all.
A list of notable people who died in 1967,
including Norman H. Bennett, Armin M. Bitzer, Miss
Henrietta Bowman, Bishop Clayton F. Derstine,
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George C. Doerr, Mrs Ephraim B. Erb, Mrs Vorwerk
Ernst, Mrs Richard Gemmell, Rev. C.N. Good, Bishop
Menasseh S. Hallman, Miss Mary H. King, J. Stanley
Knapp, Norman R. Morton, Dr. C.G. Powers, Mrs
Weston Sararas, Frederick H. Schneider, Charles
A. R. Tilt, Frank J. (Snoozer) Trushinski, J.
Willard Witmer and Mrs Ward Woolner. Those who
were 90 years of age or over are identified.
Period: 1870 - 1967.
1192. "Died in 1968." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 86-87. Loc: all.
A list of notable people who died in 1968,
including Miss Sara Elizabeth Barrett, Mrs
Frederick Claire, William H. Gillespie, Mrs Louis
L. Lang, John D. Murray, John A. Schmidt, R.K.
Serviss, William W. Snider, and O.W. (Mike)
Weichel. Period: 1868 - 1968.
1193. "Died in 1969." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 83-84. Loc: all.
A list of notable people who died in 1969: Amos
B. Bowman, Miss Isabella C. Deans, Mrs Aaron Y.
Haist, Henry H. Johnson, Miss Margaret P.
McKenzie, William H. Milroy, Dr Alex O. Potter, Dr
G. Elmore Reaman, Mrs. Nancy Schmiedendorf,
Robert James Spalding, and Harvey J. Zeller. Period:
1865 - 1969.
1194. "Died in 1970: W.H.S. members and centenarians."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 87. Loc:
all.
A list of six Waterloo Historical Society
members and four centenarians who died in 1970.
More information is given for Monseigneur Emmett
A. Doyle who served St Patrick’s Roman Catholic
Church in Galt for 54 years. Period: 1868 - 1970.
1195. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Brief biography." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1948. 36: 21-22. Loc: all.
Notes on 22 Waterloo County residents who died
in 1948: Henry Wolfhard, Mrs S.C. Tweed, Charles
R. Phelps, Louis D. Merrick, Dr R.L. Shields, John
E. Vogt, George Karges, Mary Weber, Mrs Minerva
Dart, Henry P. Bingham, Nelson G. Shantz, Percy W.
Swartz, J.D.C. Forsyth, Clare S. Snider, Fred
Graham, Louis Graham, William R. Bricker, Edward
J. Schnarr, William H. Leeson, Harry P.
Livingston, Rev. Albert Zinger, and B. Frank
Matthews. Most entries state the person’s name,
age, and occupation, as well as the date of death.
Period: 1850 - 1948.
1196. Findlater, Ron. A short history of Kitchener,
Ontario, 1933-1935. University of Waterloo
(student essay, History), 1973. 15 1. tables,
bibl. Loc: OK3T.
An examination of the economic and political
status of the city’s elite, classified as
patricians, entrepreneurs or ex-plebes. Tables
list members of boards, commissions and political
departments. Period: 1933 - 1935.
1197. Forbes, William F. and Dust, Alvin I. and Green,
Maurice H. Present faces of Waterloo past
Waterloo: Program in Gerontology, University of
Waterloo, 1988. 91 p. ill., ports. Loc: OKIT, OWT,
OWTUR.
A collection of photographs of nearly 50 county
residents over the age of 70, with a brief
biography for each person. Period: 1900 - 1988.
1198. Howse, Hannah Erb. Hannah’s albums. 1923. 1 v.
index. Loc: OKIT.
Copies of 95 photographs from two albums of
Hannah Erb Howse, with an index of people
portrayed, Hannah’s captions, and the name of the
photographer if known. Among Waterloo County
people are Thomas and Hannah Quickfall of
Waterloo, Irvine and Almon Devitt of Floradale,
and Maria Proudlove of Hawkesville. The names of
the Waterloo County photographers and people
photographed are indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1857 - 1923.
1199. "Kitchener old-timers [WRP]-" Waterloo Historical
Society. 1956. 44: 62. Loc: all.
Photographs reproduced from the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record show 96-year-old
Andrew Heipel gardening and Mr and Mrs Jacob
Oberholtzer celebrating their 73rd wedding
anniversary. Period: 1860 - 1956.
1200. Lea, Joanne and Geddy, Hilary. Persons past
Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads, Historic
Sites Department, Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, 1989. 1 v. Loc: OKDHC.
A teachers’ guide designed to provide a general
history of women, for use from grades 7 to O.A.C.,
with printed information, slides and audio
cassettes. It includes a short history of Waterloo
area women and biographical sketches of some of
those in the Waterloo Hall of Fame. Period: 1806 -
1989.
1201. MacNaughton, Ian Fraser. A historical study of
political, ethnic and religious composition of
Kitchener and Waterloo. University of Waterloo
(student essay, Political Science), 1968. 27 p.
ill., tables. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the social and occupational
characteristics of elected officials in the two
cities from 1854 to 1968. The author presents
tables on education levels, incomes, professions,
club memberships, ethnic composition and religious
affiliations. Period: 1854 - 1968.
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1202. McNaughton, I.W. "Wedding anniversaries in New
Hamburg." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52:
78. Loc: all.
A note of the 58th anniversary of Mr and Mrs
Edwin F. Scherer and the 59th anniversary of Mr
and Mrs A.F. Dorsch. Period: 1905 - 1964.
1203. Morgan, Henry J. Sketches of celebrated
Canadians, and persons connected with Canada, from
the earliest period in the history of the province
down to the present time. Quebec: Hunter, Rose,
1862. 779 p. index. Loc: OCCA.
Biographical notes on statesmen, soldiers and
professional men including the Rev. John Bayne of
Galt. Bayne’s entry is a reprint of the Toronto
Globe obituary of November 1859. Period: 1806 -
1859.
1204. "Nonagenarians who died in 1965." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 87. Loc: all.
A list of 17 county residents with their ages
and the communities: Frederick William Bartels,
Mrs Oscar Bean, Mrs Margaret Brooks, Mrs I.
Burton, Mrs Norman Clemens, Louis Feick, George
Moser Fischer, Charles Halberstadt, Adolph G.
Heller, Miss Isabella Jackson, Isaac Nicholls,
Elizabeth Nickason, Mrs Arthur Charles Norman, Ada
Elizabeth Ranscombe, Mrs Esther Reist, Mrs Sophia
Robb and Miss Susannah Schaefer. Period: 1866 -
1965.
1205. Prominent people of the Province of Ontario in
business and professional life. Ottawa: Canadian
Biographies Limited, 1925. 273 p. ill. indexes.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Brief biographical entries for approximately
3,350 public figures and community leaders, with a
emphasis on those in professional occupations such
as clergymen, dentists, lawyers, physicians and
teachers. The 65 persons with addresses in
Waterloo County have been indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1850 - 1924.
1206. "Twins celebrate 92nd birthday." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 78. Loc: all.
A paragraph about 1965 of Mrs Caroline Knechtel
and Mrs Katherine Pines of New Hamburg. Period:
1873 - 1965.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH A
1207. Ainslie, Adam. On life’s stage: the autobiography
of Adam Ainslie. Cambridge: The Corporation of
the City of Cambridge Archives, 1987. 91 p. ill.,
port., map, index. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA.
The lively memoirs of Adam Ainslie (1807-1896),
written when he was 82 years of age. Born in
Scotland, Ainslie came in 1834 to Galt where he
was a busy as a lawyer, land owner, banker,
sawmill operator, captain in the militia and Reeve
in 1856. In 1857 he moved to Leith, Ontario, near
Owen Sound. An account of Ainslie’s life in Galt
comprises about half the book and includes
descriptions of many people and buildings in the
early history of the town. Period: 1834 - 1897.
1208. Kerr, James E. "Sheriff A. S. Allan." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 88-89. Loc: all.
An obituary of the sheriff of Wellington County,
recalling his youth in the Preston area and his
schooling at the Freeport Academy. Period: 1843 -
1928.
1209. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Addison
Allen Armbrust." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 379-380. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener shoe manufacturer.
Period: 1883 - 1926.
1210. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Nicholas
Asmussen." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 243-244. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the building contractor elected to
the Ontario Legislature in 1921 and Mayor of
Kitchener in 1925. Period: 1876 - 1926.
1211. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Albert
William Augustine." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 244. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo trunk and bag
manufacturer whose mother was a sister of L.J.
Breithaupt and who married a daughter of Jacob
Kaufman. Period: 1890 - 1926.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH B
1212. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Charles
Joseph Baetz." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 579. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the business and community
activities of the sons of Jacob Baetz, Jacob H.
and Charles J., notably in the furniture industry
of Kitchener. Period: 1900 - 1926.
1213. Gingerich, Melvin. "An old Ontario letter."
Mennonite Historical Bulletin. 1967. 28,4: 4-5.
Loc: OWTUCG.
Transcript of a letter to Jacob Groff from
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129
Johannes Baer of Preston, written in 1858. Baer
tells of receiving the monthly Mennonitsche
Blatter from Danzig in west Prussia and gives the
name and address of the publisher in case Groff is
interested in ordering some copies. He also
reports attending the Christian Eby meeting on
Sunday and "heard no special complaint there."
Period: 1857 - 1858.
1214. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Bahnsen." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 416-417. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the man invited to manage the Globe
Furniture factory of Waterloo in 1912. Period:
1912 - 1926.
1215. Barrie, David. "My bells." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 55. ill. Loc: all.
A description by David Barrie of his hobby, bell
ringing; he was currently the chimer at Central
Presbyterian Church, Galt. Period: 1958 - 1960.
1216. Hoover, Muriel I. "James R. Barrie, president
1989-90." Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78:
4-5. Loc: all.
A brief biography of Mr Barrie, bom 1924,
mentioning his various roles and offices in
associations. Period: 1924 - 1990.
1217. "W.H.S. salutes Will C. Barrie." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 6-7. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of William Carrick Barrie,
particularly noting his contributions to the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1884 - 1960.
1218. 'Will Barrie receives award." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1980. 68: 36-37. ill. Loc: all
An account of the presentation to Mr Barrie on
25 September 1980 of the Jack Young Civic Award
for his involvement in community affairs including
the Waterloo Historical Society, the South
Waterloo Agricultural Society, the Waterloo County
Tree Conservation Committee, the Ontario Plowmen’s
Association, and the South Waterloo Liberal
Association. Period: 1884 - 1980.
1219. William Carrick Barrie." Waterloo Historical
Sodefy. 1982. 70: 80. Loc: all.
A obituary of the longtime member of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Will Barrie’s other
contributions are noted in local history (as a
founding director of Doon Pioneer Village),
agriculture and church work. Period: 1884 - 1982.
1220. Fraser, Alexander. "Aloyes Bauer." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 1210-1211. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Bauer established the Waterloo Shoddy Mills in
1889 and from 1896 also managed the Kuntz brewery
in Waterloo. Period: 1861 - 1906.
1221. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Aloyes
Bauer." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 489-490. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Waterloo manufacturer and
community leader. Period: 1861 - 1926.
1222. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Edgar
Jacob Bauer." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 490. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the manager of Bauer’s Ltd of
Waterloo. Period: 1888 - 1926.
1223. Bauman, Salome. Glimpses of mother. The Author,
1952. 20 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A spiritual character sketch of Mrs Silas Bauman
(Lydia Ann Groff, 1862-1949) written by her
daughter. It includes letters, poems and other
writings by Lydia Ann. Period: 1862 - 1949.
1224. Moir, John S. "Bayne, John." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 67-69. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 8: 75-76.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Presbyterian minister, bom
in Greenock in 1805, who came to Galt in 1835 to
minister first to St Andrew’s Church. The author
explains Bayne’s leading role in the organization
of the Free Church in Canada and his long ministry
to the congregation of Knox’s Church in Galt until
his death in 1859. Period: 1835 - 1859.
1225. "Anna R. Bean." Waterloo Historical Society.
1944. 32: 36-37. Loc: all.
A short biography of the accomplished musician,
who died on 6 May 1944. Long a music teacher in
Kitchener-Waterloo, Miss Bean was also organist at
Zion Evangelical Church and Benton Street Baptist
Church in Kitchener. Period: cl900 - 1944.
1226. Bean, Abraham T. "More about Dr Samuel Bean."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 100-101.
ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the man who was first a
teacher, then a physician, then a minister. Also
detailed are names and birth and death dates of
his five children. Period: 1842 - 1977.
1227. Fraser, Robert L. "Beasley, Richard." Dictionary
of Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1988. 7: 56-58. Also in
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Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 7: 61-64.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Hamilton businessman,
politician and office-holder (1761-1842). While
his main focus is on Beasley’s other interests and
political and business reverses, the author refers
to Beasley’s purchase in 1798 of Block 2 of the
Six Nations lands, his sale of the block to the
Pennsylvania Mennonites and the tangled legal
consequences. Period: 1798 - 1842.
1228. Beattie, Jessie L. Along the road. Toronto:
Ryerson Press, 1954. 168 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKIT,
OWRE, OWTL, OWTU.
Reminiscences of farm life in Blair at the
beginning of the twentieth century. Many of the
chapters describe incidents involving transients
such as fiddlers, tramps and peddlers, while
others describe events in Jessie’s childhood. The
illustrations by Jean Cockbum Beattie are of
local rural landscapes. Period: 1900 - 1930.
1229. Beattie, Jessie L. A season past: reminiscences
of a Canadian childhood. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1968. 153 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRE,
OWTL, OWTUR.
A companion to Along the road, continuing the
author’s recollections of childhood and family
life on a farm near Blair in the early twentieth
century. There are lively descriptions of family
members, farm life, community people and special
events such as the appearance of Halley’s Comet.
Period: 1900 - 1930.
1230. Beattie, Jessie L. A walk through yesterday,
memoirs of Jessie L. Beattie. Toronto: McClelland
and Stewart, 1976. 320 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OCCA,
OWRN, OWTL, OWTU.
Beattie’s autobiography, describing her family
life on a farm near Blair, her struggle for an
education despite ill-health, and her work as
librarian, teacher and author. Period: 1896 -
1976.
1231. 'Waterloo couple married 65 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 61. Loc: all.
A note of the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Albert
Beaupre of Waterloo. Period: 1873 - 1961.
1232. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. Wilson
Brower Bechtel." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 2, p. 272. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener real estate and
insurance broker whose family operated brick yards
at Waterloo. Period: 1890 - 1926.
1233. Carty, Arthur C. "Sir Adam Beck." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1925. 13: 159-166. ill. Loc:
all.
A profile of the native of Baden, Ontario
stressing his achievements in the iron foundry and
milling business, politics, and the distribution
of hydro-electrical power in southwestern Ontario.
The article mentions Beck’s early life in Baden
and also his father, Jacob Beck, and his uncle,
Jacob Hespeler, as notable men of Waterloo County.
Period: 1837 - 1925.
1234. Hunsberger, Wilson. "Adam Beck and apple pie."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69: 91-94.
Loc: all.
An anecdote about how a friendly piece of apple
pie given to Adam Beck later resulted in St
Agatha’s acquiring electricity long before its
unincorporated status would have merited. Period:
1867 - 1920.
1235. Plewman, W.R. Adam Beck and the Ontario Hydro.
Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1947. 494 p. ill., index.
Loc: OWT.
A biography of one of the key players in the
establishment of the Hydro Electric Power
Commission and history of the commission itself.
The author describes Beck’s early years in Baden,
his role in the commission and associations with
E.W.B. Snider and D.B. Detweiler as well as his
political career. Nine appendices present
information about Ontario Hydro’s costs,
investments and usage. Period: 1902 - 1947.
1236. "Sir Adam Beck plaque." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 70, 77. Loc: all.
A note of the dedication of a plaque honouring
Beck, the Baden native who was the first chairman
and organizer of the Hydro Electric Power
Commission of Ontario. Period: 1960 -
1237. Weissenborn, Georg K "Sir Adam Beck - the human
dynamo (1857-1925)." German-Canadian Yearbook/
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1976. 3: 234-236.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A brief biography of the Baden-born organizer of
the Hydro Electric Power Commission, noting Beck’s
other achievements and relating the influence of
his father, Jacob Beck, on his interest in water
power. Period: 1857 - 1925.
1238. "Lorna L. Bergey." Waterloo Historical Society.
1971. 59: 6-7. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Lorna L. Bergey,
pioneer descendant, historian, archivist, and
president of the Waterloo Historical Society from
1970 to 1971. Period: 1959 - 1971.
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131
1239. "Peter Bernhardt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 51. Loc: all.
An obituary of the co-founder of the Rock
Brewery, president of the Preston Silver Band,
generous supporter of the Preston Scout Troop,
Mayor of Preston in 1908-09, and member of the
Preston Public School Board. Period: 1850 - 1947.
1240. "Samuel Betzner." Waterloo Historical Society.
1967. 55: 89. Loc: all.
An obituary for Samuel Betzner (1771-1856),
reprinted from the Berlin Chronicle of August
27, 1856. Period: 1798 - 1856.
1241. Schmidt, Grace. "Betzner, Samuel D.." Dictionary
of Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 86-87. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 8: 96-97.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the pioneer settler who, with
Joseph Schorg, explored the valley of the middle
and upper Grand River and bought land in 1800
close to the site of Blair. After some years as a
Mennonite community leader, Betzner (1771-1856)
sold his farm and settled in West Flamborough
Township. Period: 1800 - 1816.
1242. "John Edward Bilger." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 242-243. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Bilger (1872-1942),
sales manager of the Breithaupt Leather Company
and an active member of many community
organizations, including the Kitchener- Waterloo
Y.M.C.A. Period: 1872 - 1942.
1243. Roberts, C.S., Rev. "Rev. F.W. Bindemann, pioneer
and preacher." Waterloo Historical Society.
1961. 49: 64-65, 71. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Bindemann (1790-1865) on the
occasion of the demolition of his house. Period:
1830 - 1865.
1244. Schultz, Erich. "Rev. Frederick W. Bindemann,
1790-1865." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989.
77: 69-73. ill. Loc: all.
A speech at the unveiling of a plaque in honour
of the German preacher who founded many Lutheran
chinches in the Waterloo area. Period: 1830 -
1865.
1245. "Richard Blain, Galt." The Canadian biographical
dictionary and portrait gallery of eminent. and
self-made men, Ontario volume. Toronto: American
Biographical Publishing Co., 1880. Pp. 301-302.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the owner of the Dickson Mills
who served as Mayor of Galt from 1876 to 1880.
Period: 1844 - 1880.
1246. 'Where is Jacob Bleam?." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 53. Loc: all.
A short note from the Canada Museum of 9 June
1836, appealing for information on Jacob Bleam
(Bliehm), a resident of Preston who disappeared in
the Dundas area in February 1836. Period: 1836 -
1247. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Charles
Stoltz Boehmer." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 350-351. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of the late president of A. and C.
Boehmer Paper Box Company of Berlin. Period: 1844
- 1917.
1248. Talman, James J. "Boomer, Michael." Dictionaiy of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1982. 11: 89-90. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 11: 98-99.
Loc: OWTL, OWTL.
A biography of the Irish-born Anglican clergyman
(1810-1888) who came to Galt in 1841 as missionaiy
for the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
in Foreign Parts. During his tenure at Little
Trinity Church, the substantial stone church and
schoolhouse and brick parsonage were built.
Boomer’s first and second wives were Galt women,
Helen Blair Adams and Isabella Jemima Davidson,
widow of Absalom Shade. In 1872 he left for
London to be dean of the Diocese of Huron. Period:
1841 - 1872.
1249. Bowlby, W.H. A voyage from Canada to Egypt and a
two months’ trip on the River Nile on a
houseboat. Toronto: Copp, Clark Company, 1902.
Loc: OWTUR.
An account by Berlin’s Crown Attorney of travels
with his wife. The book begins with references to
the winter weather in Ontario and Buffalo and to
meetings with Mrs Bowlby’s sister and her husband,
Mr and Mrs H.M. Farr in Holyoke, Massachusetts and
with Mr and Mrs W.H. Breithaupt in New York.
Period: 1900 - 1902.
1250. "David S. Bowlby, M.D., Berlin." The Canadian
biographical dictionaiy and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 769-770. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of Berlin’s leading physician and
surgeon who came to the village in 1853 and was an
active community leader. Period: 1853 - 1880.
1251. "David Shannon Bowlby, KC.." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1938. 26: 45-46. ilL Loc: all.
A brief biography of David Shannon Bowlby
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(1873-1938), lawyer and Crown Attorney of Waterloo
County from 1917 to 1934. Period: 1873 - 1938.
1252. "David Sovereign Bowlby, M.D.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1917. 5: 49-50. ill. Loc:
all.
An obituary of Bowlby (1826-1903), long the
leading physician and surgeon of Waterloo County,
with genealogical details of the Bowlby family.
Period: 1826 - 1917.
1253. Fraser, Alexander. 'Ward H. Bowlby, M.A., K.C.."
A history of Ontario: its resources and
development Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 967-969. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the eminent Berlin lawyer
who was appointed Crown Attorney and Clerk of the
Peace for Waterloo in 1867. Period: 1834 - 1906.
1254. "Major G.H. Bowlby." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1916. 4: 37. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of Bowlby who was a surgeon, Mayor
of Berlin in 1901, and Director of Medical Service
to the Canadian Expeditionary Forces during the
First World War. He died falling from a cliff
near Seaford, England. Period: 1865 - 1916.
1255. Rose, George Maclean. "Bowlby, Ward Hamilton." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography, being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
123-124. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An outline of the legal career and business and
community interests of Waterloo County’s Crown
Attorney. Period: 1858 - 1886.
1256. Ward Hamilton Bowlby, M.A., KC.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1917. 5: 50-51. ill. Loc:
all.
A obituary of Bowlby (1834-1917), lawyer,
investor, Reeve of Berlin, and County Crown
Attorney for fifty years. Period: 1834 - 1917.
1257. "Charles Martin Bowman." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1932. 20: 335-336. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary for the native of St Jacobs, who
became an active member of the Kitchener-Waterloo
and St Jacobs communities as a businessman,
politician, and supporter of local athletics.
Period: 1863 - 1932.
1258. "Col. H.J. Bowman." Waterloo Historical Society.
1916. 4: 33-45. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of Herbert Joseph Bowman,
civil engineer, manager of the Berlin waterworks,
and organizer of the 108th Militia Regiment.
Information about other members of the Bowman
family is included. Period: 1865 - 1916.
1259. Fraser, Alexander. "Charles Martin Bowman." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 1181-1182. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of Bowman and of his father,
Isaac Erb Bowman, the St Jacobs tanner who
represented North Waterloo in the Dominion
Parliament from 1864 to 1878 and from 1886 to 1896
and was president of the Mutual Life Assurance Co.
from its establishment until his death in 1897.
Period: 1864 - 1897.
1260. "Isaac Erb Bowman." Waterloo Historical Society.
1932. 20: 334-335. ill. Loc: alL
A brief biography of the politician and
businessman of St Jacobs, who was the son of John
B. Baumann, one of the earliest settlers in
Woolwich Township. Period: 1832 - 1897.
1261. Johnston, Mary A "Hemy Brubacher Bowman,
1900-1991." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 113-114. Loc: all.
A biography of the secretary-treasurer of the
Waterloo Historical Society from 1967-1973,
including a sketch of his working life as an
engineer with various industrial businesses. His
excommunication from the Old Order Mennonites for
using the Kitchener-Elmira bus service in the
1920s is mentioned. Period: 1900 - 1991.
1262. Rose, George Maclean. "Bowman, Isaac Erb." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
108. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An outline of the business interests and public
service of North Waterloo’s representative in the
Canadian parliament from 1864 to 1878. Period:
1832 - 1886.
1263. Rose, George Maclean. "Bowman, Israel David." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
642. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the municipal officer who
served as county clerk for Waterloo from 1861.
Period: 1835 - 1886.
1264. Uttley, W.V. "Hervey M. Bowman, Ph.D.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1931. 19: 288-290. ill. Loc:
all.
A short biography of the learned Berliner, who,
after receiving his university education in
Leipzig, Germany, returned to Canada to live. He
was employed at one time by the Canadian Archives
in Ottawa, but resided mostly in Berlin. Bowman
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133
contributed many articles to the Waterloo
Historical Society and had papers read before the
Royal Society of Canada. Period: 1873 - 1931.
1265. Memoir of the Rev. James Boyd of Crosshill,
Ontario. 1888. 24 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Written by the man who ministered to the
Presbyterian congregations of Crosshill and
Wellesley for 29 years and for whom the Boyd
Presbyterian Church of Crosshill was named. Boyd
(1814-1888) was also a school inspector for
Wellesley Township. The Kitchener Public Library
holds other items with the memoir, including an
obituary of Boyd, a history of Boyd Church written
by Rev. A. A. Laing in 1934, and genealogical
information about the family of Robert A.
McCutcheon. Period: 1814 - 1888.
1266. "George Bray, K.C.." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1937. 25: 275. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of George Bray (1873-1937),
Waterloo lawyer, Deputy Judge of Waterloo County,
and City Solicitor for Kitchener. Period: 1873 -
1937.
1267. Boyes, Jeannie-Anne. A profile of the life and
work of Edna Breithaupt. University of Waterloo
(student essay, History), 1988. 13 1. bibl. Loc:
OWTUR.
A brief biography of the Berlin-born woman who
devoted much of her life to the promotion of art
and the development of community centres. The
author describes her travels, ranging from visits
to the family properties on the Grand River and at
Penetanguishene to her three-year sojourn in
China. Period: 1885 - 1963.
1268. Cross, Austin F. "Business man on the hill."
Canadian Business. 1947. 21,2: 28-29, 106-108.
Loc: OWTUR.
A biography of Berlin-born Louis O. Breithaupt,
written when he was Member of Parliament for North
Waterloo. The article outlines Breithaupt’s
business career with the Breithaupt Leather
Company, role in the Kitchener Chamber of
Commerce and service as Mayor of Kitchener and
stresses his family’s traditions and high regard for
company employees. Period: 1890 - 1947.
1269. Fraser, Alexander. "Louis Jacob Breithaupt." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 958-960. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president of the Breithaupt
Leather Co. of Berlin who was also very active in
business promotion, municipal and provincial
politics, and in church and community causes.
Period: 1855 - 1906.
1270. "Louis Breithaupt, Berlin." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 399-400. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography including an account of
Breithaupt’s tannery business, property interests
and public service. Period: 1857 - 1880.
1271. "Louis Orville Breithaupt." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 78-79. Loc: all.
An obituary for L.O. Breithaupt (1890-1960), the
youngest Mayor of Kitchener and MP for Waterloo
North, and former Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Period: 1890 - 1960.
1272. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Christian Breithaupt." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. VoL 3, pp. 134-135. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the longtime secretary of the
Breithaupt Leather Co. with details of his other
business interests and community service. Period:
1861 - 1926.
1273. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Louis J.
Breithaupt." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 131-133. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of Kitchener’s leading businessman,
including summaries of Breithaupt family history
and business interests. Period: 1855 - 1926.
1274. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Louis
Orville Breithaupt." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 133. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the vice-president and general
manager of the Breithaupt Leather Company,
including details of civic improvements during his
terms as Mayor of Kitchener in 1923-4. Period:
1890 - 1926.
1275. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Henry Breithaupt." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 133-134. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the engineer who managed the
Breithaupt family interests in public utilities
and promoted the causes of local history, public
libraries, town planning and Grand River
conservation. Period: 1861 - 1926.
134
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1276. Parry, John. "Breithaupt, Ezra Carl." Dictionary
of Canadian Biography. 1990. 12: 123-124. Also in
Dktionnaire biographique du Canada, 12:
134-135. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A profile of engineer and businessman
(1866-1897) who was a director of the Breithaupt
Leather Co. and managed the Berlin Gas Co. and
Berlin and Waterloo Street Railway Co. until his
accidental death following an explosion in a gas
tank. Period: 1866 - 1897.
1277. Sullivan, Julie. The dual heritage of Berlin,
Ontario. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1988. 35 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A biography of L.J. Breithaupt, based on entries
in his diaries spanning 35 years and ranging from
his apprenticeship in his father’s tannery to his
later interests in the Breithaupt Leather Company,
in politics on local and provincial levels, and in
the German-Canadian identity. The author also
notes "L.J.’s" role in the Evangelical Church and
his strong Christian commitment to the welfare of
Berlin’s needy. Period: 1875 - 1910.
1278. 'William Henry Breithaupt." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1944. 32: 31-33. Loc: all.
An obituary of Breithaupt (1857-1944), noting
his achievements with the Waterloo Historical
Society, Berlin and Waterloo Street Railway,
Berlin Gas Works, and Waterloo County Pioneers’
Memorial Association. Period: 1857 - 1944.
1279. Brown, Richard. Rural roots: a life story. 1990.
102 p. ill., chart. Loc: OKlTW.
Reminiscences of the author’s farming and
working life in the Galt and Fergus areas from
1937 to 1990. Genealogical information on the
rest of the family is included, with anecdotes of
farming and truck driving. Period: 1937 - 1990.
1280. "Harry W. Brown." Waterloo Historical Society.
1943. 31: 46. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the educator who taught at
Natchez School, Berlin Central School, the Model
School and the Berlin Collegiate and was also
active in the Kitchener-Waterloo Rotary Club,
Kitchener Horticultural Society and Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1870 - 1943.
1281. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The Browns of Nith Grove."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75: 73-93.
ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A biographical account of the family of Charles
Davy Brown (1834-1921), artist, farmer, and Sunday
School superintendent in the Haysville community.
The author comments on the English style of life
which the Brown family brought to the area.
Period: 1856 - 1951.
1282. "Elizabeth M. Bruce." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1923. 11: 50-52. Loc: all.
A obituary of Miss Bruce who was active in the
Princess of Wales (Kitchener) Chapter of the
Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, the
Freeport Sanatorium Auxiliary, the Women’s
Christian Temperance Union and the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: cl855 - 1923.
1283. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Charles
Joseph Bruder." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 590-591. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener hotel-owner and real
estate developer. Period: 1888 - 1926.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH C
1284. "Hugh Cant." Waterloo Historical Society. 1919.
7: 91-92. Loc: all.
A profile of Cant (1833-1917) who came to Galt
in 1845 and developed the woodworking machinery
business of Cant Brothers Ltd. He served on the
Town Council, Board of Trade and Gore Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, and was a local historian.
Period: 1833 - 1917.
1285. Rose, George Maclean. "Cant, John." A cyclopaedia
of Canadian biography: being chiefly men of the
time. Rose’s National Biographical Series 1.
Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp. 737-738.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Born to a family who migrated to Galt in 1843,
Cant was a partner in an enterprise making
wood- working machinery by the mid- 1880s. Period:
1843 - 1886.
1286. "John F. Carmichael." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 42-43. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the former supervising
principal of the Kitchener Public Schools who was
also involved in Masonic circles and in the
Presbyterian Church. Period: 1866 - 1949.
1287. "Thomas Carscadden, M.A.." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1924. 12: 113-115. Loc: all.
A biography of the principal of the Galt
Collegiate Institute from 1881 to 1914. He also
served the Galt Collegiate Institute Board as
secretary for 25 years and was active in the
Wesleyan Methodist Church in Galt. Period: 1837 -
1923.
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135
1288. Dickson, Margaret E. "Eric M. Carter, 1911-1986."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 96-97.
Loc: all.
An obituary that mentions Mr Carter’s
association with heritage groups in Waterloo
County after he joined the staff of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School in 1946 and later taught at the Eastwood
Collegiate. He was president of the Waterloo
Historical Society in 1967 and 1968. Period: 1946
- 1986.
1289. "Eric M. Carter." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 6-7. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Eric M. Carter,
teacher, veteran and president of the Waterloo
Historical Society. His illustrative line
drawings may be seen in several Waterloo
Historical Society reports. Period: 1922 - 1969.
1290. "Miss Janet W. Carter." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 18. Loc: all.
A short biography of the first woman to graduate
from the University of Toronto with a Master of
Arts degree, who taught English, French, German
and Spanish at Galt Collegiate Institute from 1901
to 1934. Period: cl880 - 1953.
1291. "Samuel B. Cassel." Waterloo Historical Society.
1949. 37: 43. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the former Wilmot Township
resident who held many positions on the township
council including Deputy-Reeve and
Clerk/Treasurer. He was the great-grandson of
Samuel Bricker, one of the County’s first
settlers. Period: 1858 - 1949.
1292. Essegem, Rudolf. "John Chapman - merchant."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 73-77.
ill. Loc: all.
A profile of Chapman (1824-1880) who married the
sister of Jacob Hespeler and was a member of the
business elite in Preston and Hespeler from the
1850s to the late 1870s. The article is based on
research in Chapman’s papers that are held in the
Cambridge Archives. Period: 1847 - 1880.
1293. "John Chapman." Waterloo Historical Society.
1938. 26: 43-44. Loc: all.
A biography of the store owner, postmaster,
justice of the peace and Reeve of Hespeler.
Period: 1824 - 1880.
1294. "Samuel Cherry." Waterloo Historical Society.
1917. 5: 55. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Cherry (1843-1917), owner of the
flour mill in Preston from 1879 until his death,
and long-time chairman of the Preston Park Board.
Period: 1843 - 1917.
1295. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. 'Waterloo’s body
snatcher." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989.
77: 83-86. ill. Loc: all.
A sketch of Dr Friedrich Christ (cl824-1875), a
German immigrant who lived in Waterloo for
thirteen years and was jailed for selling
skeletons. Period: 1824 - 1875.
1296. Armstrong, Rita. "One hundredth birthday of Mrs
Fred Clare, Preston." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 11. Loc: all.
A brief biographical note of the celebrations.
Period: 1867 - 1967.
1297. 'William Clark." Waterloo Historical Society.
1946. 34: 38. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Elmira lawyer who was a
member of the Elmira Horticultural Society, Elmira
Musical Society and Elmira Board of Trade. Period:
1886 - 1946.
1298. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Gibson Cleghom." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 383. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Berlin trunk and bag
manufacturer. Period: 1888 - 1926.
1299. Fraser, Alexander. "His Honor Judge Clement." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 955-956. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of E.P. Clement, the Berlin
lawyer who was solicitor for the town of Berlin
and director of the Mutual Life Assurance Co. of
Canada. Period: 1853 - 1906.
1300. Connor, AW. "James W. Connor, B.A, 1843-1929."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17: 153-158.
ill. Loc: all.
A biography of James William Connor, principal
of Berlin High School (later the Kitchener and
Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School) from
1871 to 1901 and author of textbooks in high
school English. Period: 1843 - 1929.
1301. Mills, Richard E. "John Robert Connon, historian."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1935. 23: 177-180.
ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of Connon (1862-1931), author
of the History of Elora which includes
information about Woolwich Township. His
photographs of scenes along the Grand River are
outstanding and he invented the whole-circle
panoramic camera. Period: 1862 - 1931.
136
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1302. "Colonel J. Laing Cowan, 1846-1936." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1936. 24: 242-243. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the colonel of the Highland
Light Infantry of Canada. Period: 1846 - 1936.
1303. Taylor, Ryan. "Jennie F. Cowan, 1896-1986."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 97-99.
Loc: all.
An obituary of the notable local historian who
was descended from the pioneering Ferguson and
Turnbull families of North Dumfries and Beverly
Townships. The author describes Mrs Cowan’s roles
in the Waterloo Historical Society, local women’s
institutes and the Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation, and as official historian for the
centennial of Waterloo County in 1952. Period:
1898 - 1986.
1304. "W.H.S. salutes Mrs T.D. Cowan." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 6-7. ill. Loc: all.
A tribute to Jennie F. Cowan, president of the
Waterloo Historical Society from 1951 to 1953,
including her photograph and biographical
information. Period: 1926 - 1961.
1305. "Dr James H. Coyne." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 244-245. Loc: all.
An obituary of Dr James H. Coyne of St. Thomas,
a lawyer, honorary member of the Waterloo
Historical Society and authority on the Indians of
Canada. Period: 1817 - 1942.
1306. Cranston, J. Herbert. Ink on my fingers.
Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1953. 188 p. Loc: OCCA,
OWTL, OWTUR.
Memoirs of Galt-born editor of the Toronto Star
Weekly who recounts his early work with the Galt
Reformer and the Galt Reporter and reminisces
about Galt newspapermen Andrew Laidlaw, J.P.
Jaffray, Tom Sears and Louis B. Duff. Cranston
also recalls the Rev. Robert E. Knowles whom he
encouraged to write for the Toronto Star Weekly.
Period: 1896 - 1952.
1307. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John G.
Cress." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 466-467. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo spring manufacturer,
including a summary genealogy. Period: 1875 -
1926.
1308. Schmidt, William A "Simon Cress - the first
Mennonite settler in the St Jacobs area"
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 4-6. ill.
Loc: all.
A brief account of Cress who bought Lot 7 in
Woolwich Township in 1819 from John Erb. The
article provides information on the exact location
of the homestead as well as biographical details
of Simon’s immediate family. Period: 1819 - 1852.
1309. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Alvin K
Cressman." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 207-208. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo insurance and real
estate broker, including a summary genealogy.
Period: 1881 - 1926.
1310. Crozier, John Beattie. My inner life, being a
chapter in personal evolution and autobiography.
London, England: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1898.
562 p. index. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no.
08407. Loc: OCCA, OWTL, OWTU.
The first portion of the book portrays Crozier’s
childhood in Galt, mentioning the churches,
members of Galt’s black community, the library,
Galt Grammar School and the discipline of Dr
Tassie. The remainder of the book relates his
life in England as a philosopher and author.
Period: 1850 - 1898.
1311. "John Beattie Crozier." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1923. 11: 52-55. Loc: all.
An obituary of the philosopher and political
theorist who was bom in Galt in 1849, but who
spent most of his life in England. A short
supplement to this article was published in the
Waterloo Historical Society’s 13th Annual Report.
Contributed by the Right Hon. T.P. O’Connor,
M.P., to the London Times, it was republished
in the Galt Reporter on 12 November 1925.
Period: 1849 - 1922.
1312. "Brigadier-General E.A Cruickshank." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1942. 30: 245. Loc: alL
An obituary of E.A. Cruickshank, an honorary
member of the Waterloo Historical Society who
contributed a paper to the 1927 annual volume and
assisted in turning the first sod for the
excavation of the Pioneers’ Memorial Tower.
Period: 1924 - 1939.
1313. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "A James
Cundick." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 216-217. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the manager of the Kitchener branch
of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Period: 1916 - 1927.
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1314. "George Davidson, Berlin." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 526-527. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the sheriff of Waterloo County,
who migrated from Aberdeen, Scotland to Woolwich
Township in 1835. Davidson’s many public and
community interests in Berlin and New Aberdeen are
outlined. Period: 1835 - 1880.
1315. Sims, Florence K. "Sheriff Davidson." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 84-85. Loc: all.
A short biography of the first sheriff of
Waterloo County who died in 1881. Period: 1814 -
1881.
1316. De la Roche, Mazo. Ringing the changes: an
autobiography. London: Macmillan, 1957. 304 p.
ill. Loc: OCCA.
Recollections of a Canadian novelist who spent
part of her childhood in Galt. Among the
experiences described are the author’s first
awareness of the beauty of nature, her schooling,
her mother’s illness and the death of her friend,
Mina Sylvestre. Period: 19007-1904?
1317. "Herbert Denis-Nathan." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1971. 59: 4-5. 01. Loc: all.
A profile of the veteran, teacher and
vice-principal at Galt CoUegiate Institute, and
president of the Waterloo Historical Society in
1969. Period: 1930 - 1971.
1318. Schmidt, Grace. "Herbert Denis-Nathan." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1989. 77: 4. Loc: all.
An obituary of the vice-principal of Galt
Collegiate Institute and former president of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1930 - 1989.
1319. "D.B. Detweiler." Waterloo Historical Society.
1919. 7: 93-94. ill. Loc: all.
Brief biography of Daniel Bechtel Detweiler
(1860-1919), Berlin businessman and promoter of
the distribution of hydro-electric power from
Niagara Falls. Period: 1860 - 1919.
1320. Devitt, E. Blake. "Benjamin Devitt." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 8-11. Loc: all.
Personal recollections of Benjamin Devitt, Mayor
of Waterloo and farmer, by his grandson. Period:
1875 - 1963.
1321. "Edward M. Devitt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1938. 26: 46-47. Loc: all.
A short biography of Edward M. Devitt
(1867-1938), Waterloo pharmacist and member of the
Waterloo Park Board for thirty-five years. Period:
1867 - 1938.
1322. "F.W.R. Dickson." Waterloo Historical Society.
1964. 52: 7. ill. Loc: all.
A short tribute to the teacher and long-time
member of the Waterloo Historical Society who was
also interested in the Doon Pioneer Village, the
Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists, and the
F.W.R. Dickson Wilderness Area, an 83-acre wild
life area named for him. Period: 1964.
1323. Johnson, Beatrice and Taylor, Andrew W. "Memories
of Kirkmichael." Waterloo Historical Society.
1973. 61: 42-43. ill. Loc: all.
A short description of the Dickson household by
a woman who used to sew for Mrs Julia Rooney, the
last descendant of William Dickson to live in the
Galt home. Period: 1836 - cl930.
1324. Kerr, James E. "Sketch of the life of Hon. William
Dickson." Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4:
26-32. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the life of Dickson (1769-1846),
the Scottish lawyer who developed the Township of
Dumfries with Absalom Shade. Information about
the early settlement of Galt and other Dickson
Family members is also provided. Sources include
Janet Camochan’s History of Niagara, James
Young’s Early history of Galt and Miss Florence
Dickson’s collection of her grandfather’s letters.
Period: 1810 - 1846.
1325. Menary, David. "The story behind Dickson’s stone."
Waterloo Historical Sociely. 1987. 75: 131-139.
Loc: all.
A biography of Dickson, relating his many
accomplishments in developing Dumfries Township.
Period: 1816 - 1846.
1326. Rose, George Maclean. "Dickson, Rev. James A.R.."
A cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being
chiefly men of the time. Rose’s National
Biographical Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing
Co., 1886. P. 492. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the former Congregationalist
clergyman called to Galt’s Central Presbyterian
Church in 1879. Period: 1879 - 1886.
1327. Schmidt, Grace. "F.W.R. Dickson, 1898-1984."
Waterloo Historical Sociely. 1984. 72: 20-21.
ill. Loc: all.
A obituary which notes Dickson’s associations
with Doon Pioneer Village, the Waterloo County
Hall of Fame, the Waterloo Historical Society and
the Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. Period: 1898 - 1984.
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1328. Wilson, Bruce G. "Dickson, William." Dictionary
of Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1988. 7: 250-252. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 7: 271-273.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the businessman, lawyer,
politician and office holder (1769-1846). While
the author’s main focus is on Dickson’s years in
Newark (Niagara), he describes the efforts to
develop and promote Scottish settlement in
Dumfries Township from 1816 and mentions Dickson’s
residence in Galt from 1825 to 1837. Period: 1808
- 1837.
1329. Hunsberger, Albert and Hunsberger, Wilson.
"Theodore Dietrich of St Agatha." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1980. 68: 17-23. ill. Loc:
all.
A short biography of the automobile and airplane
enthusiast from St Agatha with an account of his
many adventures in Skylark, the plane he built
himself. Period: 1896 - 1980.
1330. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Louis
Frederick Dietrich." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. VoL 4, p. 385. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo automobile dealer and
town councillor. Period: 1868 - 1926.
1331. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Robert
Arthur Dietrich." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 443-444. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of Henry A. Dietrich, founder of the
Berlin bakery and city councillor. Period: 1864 -
1926.
1332. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Nurse becomes
doctor." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79:
172. Loc: all.
A brief note about Dr Agnes Isabell Dodds, born
in Waterloo in 1873, who graduated in nursing in
1901 and in medicine at the age of 57. Period:
1873 - 1965.
1333. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Charles
Henry Doerr." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 420-421. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Kitchener confectionery
manufacturer. Period: 1868 - 1926.
1334. Warren, Janet. "Cyrus Dolph, Preston
philanthropist." Waterloo Historical Society.
1990. 78: 20-29. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Dolph (1865-1937), a Preston
manufacturer of sheet metal building products who
had many community interests and roles. The
author presents a detailed account of Dolph’s
promotion of "Preston’s own" radio station CKPC
from 1923 until 1933 when it was moved to
Brantford. Period: 1865 - 1937.
1335. "Marcus Munroe Donald." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 48. Loc: all.
An obituary of Marcus Munroe Donald (1868-1953),
newspaperman and founder of The Preston
Progress. When this paper closed in 1923, he
established the Preston Progress Printing Company.
Period: 1868 - 1953.
1336. "Edward F. Donohoe, Jan. 11, 1955." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1954. 42: 42. Loc: all.
A brief obituary of E.F. Donohoe (1889-1955),
journalist and member of the Waterloo Historical
Society. Period: 1889 - 1955.
1337. "Monsignor E.A. Doyle." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 61. Loc: all.
An account of the celebrations to commemorate
the sixtieth year that Monsignor Doyle had been a
parish priest in the Hamilton diocese. Some
biographical information is also given. Period:
1901 - 1961.
1338. Schmalz, W.H.E. "August Drechsler." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1949. 37: 48-52. Loc: all.
A number of brief anecdotes about the eccentric
musician who often performed with the Berlin
Musical Society under the direction of Theodore
Zoellner. Period: cl870 - cl890.
1339. Louis Blake Duff: the composite man. Port
Colbome: George H. Smith, 1959. 23 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A collection of newspaper tributes to Louis B.
Duff (1878-1959), writer and historian who worked
on the Galt Reporter for four years with J.P.
Jaffray. He played soccer with the Galt club from
1900 to 1904 when the club held the intermediate
championship of Ontario. Duff later went to
Welland to edit the Telegraph. It includes an
article by William Colgate of the Globe and Mail
published on 15 August 1959. Period: 1900 - 1904.
1340. Stauch, Warren. "Terrence Clarke Dugan." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1980. 68: 8-9. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the former president of the
Waterloo Historical Society. The article recounts
Dugan’s work in the field of education as well as
his contribution to heritage in the area. Period:
1956 - 1980.
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139
1341. Banting, Constance. "Mabel Dunham." Ontario
Library Review and Book Selection Guide. 1928.
12: 66. Loc: OGU.
A brief profile of the noted librarian and
author. Period: 1910 - 1928.
1342. "Honour to whom honour is due." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1953. 41: 7-8. Loc: all.
A note of a birthday tribute to the noted writer
who was the first trained librarian in Ontario and
the first woman president of various local
organizations, including the Waterloo Historical
Society. Period: 1953 -
1343. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Bertha
Mabel Dunham." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 303-304. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the chief librarian of the
Kitchener Public Library, including details of her
leading roles in local associations. Period: 1900
- 1926.
1344. Shoemaker, Dorothy. "B. Mabel Dunham, D.Litt.: a
tribute." Canadian-German Folklore. 1961. 1:
125. Loc: OKTT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTU.
A note of Mabel Dunham’s accomplishments as
librarian, writer, and leader in many
organizations including the Waterloo Historical
Society and the Kitchener-Waterloo University
Women’s Club. Period: 1908 - 1957.
1345. Shoemaker, Dorothy. "Dr B. Mabel Dunham."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45: 4-6. ill.
Loc: all.
An obituary for the noted librarian, clubwoman,
author and historian, with a copy of W.L.
Mackenzie King’s foreword to Dunham’s book The
Trail of the Conestoga. Period: 1881 - 1957.
1346. Taylor, Ryan. "Mabel Dunham’s centenary."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69: 13-25.
ill. bibl. Loc: all.
A biography commemorating the 100th anniversary
of the birth of B. Mabel Dunham and describing her
roles as chief librarian of Kitchener Public
Library, as leader of various local clubs and
societies, and as writer and historian. A
bibliography lists works written by and about B.
Mabel Dunham. Period: 1881 - 1981.
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1347. "Benjamin Eby." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 16-18. ill. Loc: all.
A biography to mark the unveiling of a plaque at
First Mennonite Church, Kitchener. Period: 1785 -
1853.
1348. Burkholder, Oscar. "Bishop Benjamin Eby,
1785-1853." Gospel Herald. 1929. 22,3: 61-62.
Loc: OWTUCG.
A short biography of the Waterloo Township
pioneer from Hammer Creek, PA, relating his
accomplishments as preacher and teacher at the
first Mennonite meeting house in Ebytown (Berlin)
in 1813. Burkholder describes Eby’s character and
appearance and lists his publications including
various editions of Die Gemeinschaftliche
Liedersammlung and the ABC Buchstabir- und
Lesebuch. Period: 1785 - 1853.
1349. Cressman, J. Boyd. "Benjamin Eby, founder of
Kitchener and the spirit of progress."
Canadian -German Folklore. 1961. 1: 130-133. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A biographical sketch of the church and
community leader in Waterloo Township who
established Berlin’s first church, school,
newspaper and furniture factory and wrote and
published two spelling books and a history of the
Mennonites. Period: 1785 - 1855.
1350. Cressman, J. Boyd. "Bishop Benjamin Eby."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1941. 29: 152-158.
Loc: all.
A sketch of the spiritual leader of the early
Mennonites in Waterloo County. Period: 1785 -
1855.
1351. Cressman, J. Boyd. "Eby, Benjamin." The Mennonite
encyclopedia. Edited by Cornelius Krahn and
Harold S. Bender and C. Henry Smith. Scottdale,
PA: Mennonite Publishing House, 1956. Vol. 2, pp.
138-139. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTU.
A biographical sketch of one of the most
influential early Mennonite leaders of Waterloo
Township. Eby was a bishop, an author, a teacher
and a farmer. He gave financial support to the
first newspaper, the Canada Museum, donated land
for the First Mennonite Church, and helped found
one of the earliest schools in Waterloo County.
Period: 1815 - 1853.
1352. Eby, Elias and Horst, Isaac R. Diaiy of Elias
Eby, 1810-1878. Mount Forest: The Author, 1982.
59 p. ill., facsim. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTUCGR.
Diary of Eby’s last six years, 1872 to 1878,
translated, edited and annotated by Isaac R.
Horst. Second son of Bishop Benjamin Eby and
Maria Brubacher, Eby bought Lancaster Mills
following Jacob Shoemaker’s financial failure in
1851. The diary is in three parts: weather
observations, a visiting register, and notes.
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Horst samples the first two sections, and has
fully translated only the notes which include
family information and mention many acquaintances.
The diaries record both local gossip and events of
wider significance. In July 1873, Eby describes
how he and others went to Toronto to meet the
Russians on their way to Manitoba. He also
comments on Mennonite religious issues. Many
entries deal with sickness, death and funerals.
Period: 1872 - 1878.
1353. Eby, Ezra E. "Bishop Benjamin Eby." Mennonite
Historical Bulletin. 1962. 23,1: 1-3. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A brief biography of Benjamin Eby, containing a
transcript of "A short biography of the venerable
old bishop," by one of Eby’s parishioners who
comments on Eby’s character and sermons. The
article is illustrated with photographs of Eby’s
first son, Isaac, and Isaac’s wife, Veronica.
Period: 1785 - 1834.
1354. Eby, Gordon Christian and Nyce, James M. The
Gordon C. Eby diaries, 1911-13: chronicle of a
Mennonite farmer. Ethnocultural Voices. Toronto:
Multicultural History Society of Ontario, 1982.
208 p. ill. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL,
OWT.
The diary of a Mennonite farmer, Gordon
Christian Eby (1890-1965), son of Christian Eby,
the well-known healer or charmer. The diaries
describe farm life in Waterloo County before the
First World War, with detailed information about
family life and the family enterprise of
market-gardening. Entries also record shows and
entertainments, including the cityhood
celebrations of 1912. Gordon was an amateur
photographer and examples of his work are included
in the book, with a chart of the Eby family tree.
Period: 1911 - 1913.
1355. Epp, Frank H. "Eby, Benjamin." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 265-266. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 8: 293-266.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the pioneer farmer, community
leader, Mennonite bishop, educator and author.
Period: 1810 - 1855.
1356. Gingerich, Melvin. "A Benjamin Eby letter."
Mennonite Historical Bulletin. 1967. 28,4: 4.
Loc: OWTUCG.
Transcript of an letter to Jacob Groff from
Benjamin Eby written in 1851. Eby writes that
Abraham C. Weber was ordained as preacher and that
Joseph E. Schneider, Jacob J. Schneider, and
Johannes C. Schantz were ordained as deacons at
the Mennonite conference of September 1850 in
Berlin. Period: 1850 - 1851.
1357. Luthy, David. "Benjamin Eby: pioneer Ontario
bishop-teacher-writer." Family life. 1989, June.
Pp. 14-19. ill., map. Loc: OKITW.
A biographical account of Benjamin Eby, focusing
on his books, the marriage certificates he signed,
and the fraktur inscriptions of the Eby meeting
house hymnals. There is a modern transcription of
the earliest known map of Waterloo Township dating
from 1818. Period: 1785 - 1853.
1358. Roth, Lorraine. "The years of Benjamin Eby,
pioneer Mennonite leader in Ontario, Canada."
Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. 1986. 9,2:
18-41. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A study of the life and times of Benjamin Eby
(1785-1853), early community and church leader. A
chronological account of Eby’s accomplishments as
a writer, educator, bishop and patron of new
enterprises is interwoven with references to
contemporary events. There is much information on
the genealogy of the Eby family and the
interrelationships of the Pennsylvania Mennonite
families who emigrated to Waterloo. Period: 1785 -
1909.
1359. Sherk, A.B., Rev. "Ezra E. Eby: the historian and
his work." The Pennsylvania German. 1908. 9:
273-277. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A biographical sketch of Ezra E. Eby (1850-1901)
and review of Eby’s Biographical history of
Waterloo which consists of two parts. The first
recounts the early settlement of Waterloo by the
Pennsylvania Mennonites while the second presents
genealogical information about Waterloo families.
Period: 1800 - 1901.
1360. "John R. Eden." Waterloo Historical Society.
1938. 26: 45. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of Eden (1858-1938), businessman and
Mayor of Berlin/Kitchener for five terms. One of
the memorable events of his term of office was the
municipal takeover of the gas and electric
utilities in 1903. Period: 1858 - 1938.
1361. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John R.
Eden." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, p. 214. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the general manager of the Ott
Brick Company, with details of civic improvements
during his terms as Mayor of Kitchener, especially
between 1899 and 1903. Period: 1858 - 1926.
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1362. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred.
"Alexander McKay Edwards." The Province of
Ontario: a history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion
Publishing Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 410. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the druggist who organized the Galt
Stove and Furnace Company and was active in
municipal and federal politics. Period: 1897 -
1926.
1363. "Mrs A.M. Edwards." Waterloo Historical Society.
1952. 40: 29. Loc: all.
An obituary of Laura Edwards who was noted for
her community service with the Red Cross Society
in Galt, the Central Council of Ladies Auxiliaries
and the Freeport Sanatorium Auxiliary. Period:
1952 -
1364. Einwechter, Earl. The history of Earl Einwechter
by himself, 1980. 1980. 7 1. Loc: OKIT.
A short autobiography of the employee of the New
Dundee Creamery, including stories about his
family and neighbours and reminiscences are his
work as a hauler for the creamery and as
musician-manager in the local "Pickelheimer"
family band. Period: 1902 - 1980.
1365. "Mrs William Elliott." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1952. 40: 29. Loc: all.
An obituary of Eva Elliott, a prominent citizen
of Galt who was noted particularly for her work in
Knox’s Presbyterian Church, Galt, the Y.W.C.A.,
and the South Waterloo Agricultural Society.
Period: 1900 - 1952.
1366. Eadie, Tom. 'Enslin, Christian." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 271. Also in Dictionnaire
biographique du Canada, 8: 300-301. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of the bookbinder, newspaperman,
notary and first clerk of the Surrogate Court of
Waterloo County. With Heinrich Eby, Enslin
founded Der Deutsche Canadier und
N euigkeitsbote, the sole German-language
newspaper published in British North America from
1841 to 1848. Enslin (1800-1856) was also a
leader in the Swedenborgian congregation in
Berlin. Period: 1836 - 1856.
1367. Steiner, Samuel J. "Frank H. Epp, 1929-1986."
Mennogesprach. 1986. 4,1: 3. ill. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A tribute to the Mennonite historian, writer and
president of Conrad Grebel College. Period: 1929 -
1986.
1368. Bird, Michael S. "Erb, Abraham." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1987. 6: 235-236. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 6: 257-258.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the pioneer settler (1772-1830)
who migrated from Pennsylvania to the German
Company Tract in 1806. The village of Waterloo
eventually developed around the nucleus of Erb’s
water-powered mills; he also endowed schools in
Waterloo Township. Period: 1806 - 1830.
1369. Erb, Abraham. The will of Abraham Erb. 5 p.,
facsim. Loc: OKIT.
A transcript of the 1829 will, the largest
legacy being to Erb’s wife, Magdalena. Two
thousand dollars were bequeathed for the use of
four schools, one on Erb’s own land, one near
Jacob Snider’s farmstead, Benjamin Eby’s school,
and one to be established on Lot 35 in Woolwich
Township. Money was left for three trustees to be
appointed in each school district. Smaller sums
of money were left to other people and the
remainder of his estate divided among the families
of his brothers and sisters. Period: 1829 - 1830.
1370. "Founder of Preston commemorated." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 22-23. Loc: all.
A short account of the founding of Preston by
John Erb, including biographical information and a
description of the unveiling of a plaque in 1960.
Period: 1805 - 1960.
1371. Esson, George. A diary of George Esson, Preston,
Ont., 1879. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
The diary of one of Canada’s first photographers
who records the weather, his health and business
transactions, generally noting the profit made.
The original diary belonged to Mr Esson’s nephew,
Elliot Law, whose son William allowed Kitchener
Public Library to make a photocopy in 1986.
Period: 1879 - 1880.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH F
1372. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Fennell." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, p. 291. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin hardware merchant and
community leader (1838-1923). Period: 1863 - 1923.
1373. Rose, George Maclean. "Fennell, John." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography, being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
508. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
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A biography of Berlin hardware merchant and
community leader. Period: 1863 - 1886.
1374. Cowan, Jennie F. "Duncan Ferguson and his home."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 26-33.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Fergusons who settled on the
north half of Lot 6, Concession 12, off Avenue
Road in the northeast part of Galt. The author
describes Ferguson’s role in municipal government
and quotes family journals for evidence of
farm-making activities, book purchases, the
development of the Mill Creek school, and
transactions with neighbours. The exterior of
the stone house that Ferguson built to replace his
original log cabin was designated by Cambridge
LACAC in 1983. Period: 1826 - 1884.
1375. Burley, David G. "Ferrie, Adam." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1988. 7: 284-285. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 7: 307-308.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the life and business of Adam
Ferrie, Jr (1813-1849), including his direction of
the Preston branch of his father’s wholesale and
retail business and the development of the milling
complex at Doon Mills. The author analyzes
Feme’s business difficulties as an example of
the strengths and weaknesses of the family as a
form of business organization. Period: 1830 -
1849.
1376. Ferrie, Adam. Autobiography. 1856. 36 p. Loc:
OTMR.
Memoirs of the Hamilton merchant (1777-1863)
whose sons Colin and Adam Jr looked after the
family’s business interests in the Preston and
Doon areas in the period from the 1830s to the
1860s. Apparently acquired by the Toronto Public
Library in 1927 and bound with a series of other
pamphlets. Period: 1830 - 1860.
1377. Weaver, John C. "Ferrie, Colin Campbell."
Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 293-295.
Also in Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 8:
324-327. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Colin Ferrie (1808-1856), son of Adam Ferrie and
son-in-law of Richard Beasley, established a
wholesale and retail store in Hamilton with
branches in various locations including Waterloo
in the early 1830s. Period: 1830 - 1840.
1378. "Mr Peter Fisher." Waterloo Historical Society.
1953. 41: 4. Loc: all.
A tribute to Fisher (1872-1953),
Secretary-Treasurer of the Waterloo Historical
Society from 1913 to 1951. He was a school
teacher and administrator for 26 years and later
associated with the Mutual Life Assurance Company.
Period: 1872 - 1953.
1379. "Peter Fisher." Waterloo Historical Society.
1952. 40: 10. ill. Loc: all.
A note of Fisher’s service as
secretary-treasurer for the Waterloo Historical
Society for 40 years. Period: 1912 - 1952.
1380. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Walter
John Fleischauer." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 470-471. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the secretary-treasurer of the
Baetz Brothers Furniture Company and of his
father, Louis Fleischauer, a Wellesley blacksmith.
Period: 1865 - 1926.
1381. "David Forsyth, B.A, 1853-1936." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1936. 24: 244-246. Loc: all.
An obituary of the Scottish emigrant who came to
Galt in 1867 and taught at the Berlin High School
from 1876, becoming its principal in 1901.
Forsyth also served on various boards and
commissions and was a notable sportsman. Period:
1867 - 1936.
1382. "David Forsyth, B.A." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1924. 12: 116-119. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Principal Emeritus of
the Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School who retired in June 1921. Forsyth is
described as an notable sportsman, in soccer,
lacrosse, cricket and cycling, and served on the
Berlin Library Board, the Berlin Board of Health
and the Royal Commission on Industrial Training
and Technical Education. Period: 1852 - 1924.
1383. "J.D. Claude Forsyth." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 43-44. Loc: all.
An obituary of the Waterloo shirt manufacturer
who was also active on the boards of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, the Kitchener Board
of Health, the Crippled Children’s Foundation and
the YMCA Period: 1885 - 1948.
1384. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Arthur
Foster." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 368. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the former teacher and managing
director of the Mutual Life Assurance Co. of
Canada. Period: 1885 - 1926.
Demographic and Social Structure
143
1385. "Jonathan William Fraser." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1947. 35: 48. Loc: all.
An obituary of Kitchener’s medical officer who
established the first school nursing system and
the practice of a fall medical examination of
children about to enter school. Period: cl880 -
1947.
1386. "R.M. Fraser." Waterloo Historical Society.
1953. 41: 28. Loc: all.
An obituary for Richard Munro Fraser
(1882-1953), president of the Fraser Hardware Co.,
Galt from 1921. Period: 1882 - 1953.
1387. Rose, George Maclean. "Funcken, Very Rev. Louis,
D.D.." A cyclopaedia of Canadian biography; being
chiefly men of the time. Rose’s National
Biographical Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing
Co., 1886. Pp. 455-456. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief profile of the rector of St Jerome’s
College, Berlin. Period: 1864 - 1886.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH G
1388. Stroh, Jacob. "Frederick Gaukel." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 86-87. Loc: all.
A short biography of the hotel-keeper by his
grandson. Period: 1785 - 1853.
1389. Wust, Klaus. "Gaukel, Friedrich." Dictionaiy of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1985. 8: 314-315. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 8: 348-350.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the emigrant from Wurttemberg who
came to Waterloo Township in 1820, first farming
and operating a distillery near Bridgeport. In
1833 he purchased land in the small settlement of
Ebytown, renamed Berlin, and established an inn,
later known as the Commercial Hotel. Gaukel
(1785-1853) gave the site for the Waterloo
Township Hall and campaigned for the organization
of Waterloo County, providing land for the
construction of the county courthouse in 1852.
Period: 1820 - 1853.
1390. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Dr
William Geiger, M.D.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 608-609. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo physician, including
information about his family in Huron County.
Period: 1911 - 1926.
1391. "63rd wedding anniversary." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 57. Loc: all.
A note of the anniversary of Mr and Mrs John
Geisel of Elmira. Period: 1895 - 1958.
1392. Foster, Linda. "Elizabeth Gibson: first
superintendent of Galt Hospital." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1990. 78: 30-38. ill. Loc:
all.
An account of the appointment and achievements
of Galt Hospital’s first Lady Superintendent from
1889 to 1895. The author explains how the Galt
community was influenced to accept the value of
hospitals, partly through the work of various
women’s organizations. Miss Gibson (1855-1942)
was a Galt native who later became a Presbyterian
deaconess. Period: 1855 - 1942.
1393. Rose, George Maclean. "Gilholm, Robert." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography; being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
274-275. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short profile of the business and community
interests of the partner in the Galt lumber
business of Gilholm and Hogg. Period: 1833 - 1886.
1394. Gillespie, Ruth. Doctor William Gillespie. 13 1.
Loc: OKIT.
A brief account by the doctor’s wife, including
anecdotes of his practices in Baden and Kitchener
from the First World War to the 1950s and an
article from the Daily Record of 15 September
1923 entitled "Local physician’s experience with
tires recalls old days." Period: 1905 - 1959.
1395. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Gillespie, M.D.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 548-549. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Baden and Kitchener physician.
Period: 1911 - 1926.
1396. Gingrich, Arthur. "Enoch S. Gingrich, pioneer and
contemporary." Waterloo Historical Society.
1961. 49: 23-24. Loc: all.
Poetical biography of Enoch S. Gingrich, son of
the Mennonite minister Jacob Gingrich, whose life
spanned both pioneer and modern times. Period:
1800 - 1961.
1397. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Henry
William Glady." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 615. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener upholstery
manufacturer. Period: 1869 - 1926.
144
Demographic and Social Structure
1398. Good, E. Reginald. "John Goessman." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1988. 7: 350-351. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 7: 379-380.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the surveyor of the German Block
in Wilmot Township for Christian Nafziger’s Amish
and Mennonite settlers. Goessman (1776-1841) also
surveyed other townships and acted as an agent for
German-speaking settlers in Upper Canada. Period:
1820 - 1840.
1399. Goldie, John and Spawn, Willman. Diary of a
journey through Upper Canada and some of the New
England States, 1819. Goldie Family, 1967?. Loc:
OKIT, OWRA, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
The diary of the Scottish botanist John Goldie
(1793-1886), describing his travels from Montreal
around Lake Ontario to Pittsburgh during the
summer of 1819. In this edition, the diary is
transcribed as it was written: an earlier,
privately printed, edition of 1897 omitted or
revised the political and social comments. Goldie
and his family moved to Ayr in 1844. Period: 1819
- 1886.
1400. Goldie, Roswell. "John Goldie and descendants."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1922. 10: 251-257.
ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of Goldie (1793-1886),
Scottish botanist and builder of the Greenfield
Mill near Ayr. Information about other members of
the Goldie family is also given, as well as
Goldie’s first description of a fern that was
named after him, Aspidium Goldianum. Period: 1820
- 1886.
1401. "John Goldie Jr." Waterloo Historical Society.
1922. 10: 258-260. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of John Goldie Jr (1822-1896)
who with Hugh McCulloch developed James Crombie’s
foundry into one of the largest machinery-making
businesses in Canada. Period: 1822 - 1896.
1402. Suflling, Roger. "John Goldie, early Canadian
botanist 1793-1886." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1987. 75: 98-116. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A biography relating Goldie’s education,
immigration to North America, scientific travels,
and eventual settlement at Greenfield, near Ayr.
As well as his many contributions to botany (he
collected at legist 14 new Canadian and American
plant species) and milling, he wrote Goldie’s
1819 Diary of a Journey through Upper Canada and
some of the New England States and finished the
task of landscaping The Gore overlooking the Nith
River in Ayr at the age of 91. Period: 1793 -
1886.
1403. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Arthur
R. Goudie." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 323-325. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president of Goudie’s Limited,
the Kitchener department store. Period: 1884 -
1926.
1404. Dunnett, Carol. "An interview with a senior
citizen, Mrs J.Y. Graham." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1957. 45: 23-25. Loc: alL
An account of the life and family of Nellie
Lundy Graham (bom 1862) with additional
information about the Lundy and Graham families of
Galt. Period: 1862 - 1857.
1405. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Charles
Greb." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 549-595. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the footwear manufacturer and Mayor
of Kitchener. Period: 1909 - 1926.
1406. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "David
Gross." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 545-546. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the director of several large
Kitchener businesses, notably The Dominion Button
Manufacturers. Gross was Mayor of Kitchener in
1917, 1918 and 1919. Period: 1866 - 1926.
1407. "George A. Gruetzner." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 45. Loc: alL
An obituary of the founder of the Hespeler
Furniture Company who was elected Reeve in 1921
and Mayor in 1925. Period: 1855 - 1949.
1408. Kerr, James E. "General Sir Gordon Guggisberg."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1930. 18: 234. Loc:
all.
A short biography of the native of Galt who had
a career in the British military and become
Governor and Commander-in-Chief, first in the Gold
Coast, and later in British Guiana. Period: 1869 -
1930.
1409. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "William
Stephen Gurton." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 389-390. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the managing director of the
Dominion Truck Equipment Company of Kitchener,
including an outline of the company’s development
and connection with the Canadian Regal Motor
Demographic and Social Structure
145
Company. Period: 1912 - 1926.
1410. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Sir Casimir Gzowski." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1948. 36: 31-35. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Polish engineer who
became a British citizen in 1846 and did much to
promote Canadian railways. The author notes that
Gzowski Street in Kitchener is named after Sir
Casimir. Period: 1813 - 1879.
1411. Leather, Ted. "Casimir Gzowski." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 27-32. ill. Loc:
all.
A biographical sketch of Gzowski (1813-1898),
Polish-born engineer and promoter of the Grand
Trunk Railway, with a note that a park in a new
Kitchener subdivision was being named for him.
Period: 1813 - 1898.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH H
1412. Fraser, Alexander. "Charles Kappler Hagedom." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 956-957. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Bom in Williamsburg into a family of farm
labourers, Hagedom developed the Berlin Suspender
& Button Co. by 1895 and became active in public
affairs. Period: 1859 - 1906.
1413. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Lloyd
Elmo Hagedom." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. VoL 4, pp. 380-381. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener Suspender Co.,
founded by Charles K Hagedom (1859-1921).
Period: 1859 - 1926.
1414. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Edwin Hagmeier, M.D. and Louis Gordon Hagmeier,
M.D.." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 597-598. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener medical practice of
the brothers, including an account of their
development of the Preston Springs sanitarium.
Period: 1884 - 1926.
1415. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Monteith
C. Hall." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 552-553. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin lumber yard and planing
mill established by H.J. Hall (1837-1901) and
continued by his son. Period: 1878 - 1926.
1416. "Twins married to sisters for 50 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 77. Loc: all.
A paragraph noting the 50th wedding anniversary
of Mr and Mrs Ezra Hallman and Mr and Mrs Eldon
Hallman in November, 1965. Period: 1915 - 1965.
1417. Fehrenbach, John F., Rev. "Edward Halter."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1917. 5: 59-60.
ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Halter (1834-1917), prominent
citizen of New Germany, justice of the peace,
reeve of Waterloo Township in 1879, and active
promoter of the Hopewell Creek Fire Insurance
Company. Period: 1834 - 1917.
1418. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
H. Hamblin." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 403-404. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president of the Metcalfe Candy
Co. of Kitchener. Period: 1917 - 1926.
1419. "Reverend A.M. Hamilton, M.A.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1940. 28: 137. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary reprinted from the Toronto Globe
and Mail for Hamilton (1841-1949) who was
minister of Chalmers’ United Church, Winterbourne,
for forty years and a local historian. Period:
1841 - 1940.
1420. "Robert Somerville Hamilton." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1947. 35: 50-51. Loc: all.
A short biography of the long time science
master at the Galt Collegiate Institute. In
addition to his teaching career, Mr Hamilton was
active in Masonic affairs and had a great
knowledge of Galt history. Period: cl860 - 1947.
1421. "Ross Hamilton." Waterloo Historical Society.
1952. 40: 49. Loc: all.
A brief obituary of the director of the Doon
School of Fine Arts who was also one of the
founders of the Kitchener-Waterloo Branch of the
Canadian Institute of International Affairs.
Period: 1899 - 1952.
1422. Moberly, Denise. "Deborah Glaister Hannay,
1906-1986." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 86-91. port. Loc: all.
A biography of the Wellesley-born physician who
served in the Second World War, had a private
practice in Kitchener, and retired as chief of
staff at Freeport Hospital in 1977. Period: 1906 -
1986.
1423. Harpe, Ulrich. Looking back: memoirs of Ulrich
Harpe. Waterloo: The Author, 1971. 88 p. ill.
Loc: OWTL.
146
Demographic and Social Structure
The autobiography of Ulrich Harpe, who was born
in Estonia in 1909, became a seaman, and emigrated
to Ontario in 1951 with his family. The Harpes
settled in Waterloo, Susanne Harpe finding a job
as the matron of the residence of Waterloo
Lutheran Seminary. The book emphasizes the
Estonian and seafaring experiences. Period: 1909 -
1971.
1424. "John Philip Hauch." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1944. 32: 36. ill. Loc: all.
A short obituary of the former pastor of Zion
Evangelical Church in Kitchener. The article
notes his missionary service in Japan and his
periods as district superintendent of the
Kitchener, Waterloo, and Stratford districts.
Period: cl870 - 1944.
1425. Havlik, Jaroslav J. The other side of freedom!.
Davis & Henderson, 19--. 129 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OCCA.
The autobiography of a Czechoslovakian engineer
who came to Canada in 1951 and established Havlik
Enterprises Ltd in Preston. Much of the work
describes his life in a Nazi concentration camp
during the Second World War. He also expounds his
views that everyone has the right to work, and
that greater opportunity should be given to young
people to learn a trade through apprenticeship.
Period: 1931 - 1978.
1426. Rose, George Maclean. "Hay, Peter." A cyclopaedia
of Canadian biography: being chiefly men of the
time. Rose’s National Biographical Series 1.
Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp. 299-300.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the blacksmith who came to
Galt in 1861 and worked for Goldie & McCulloch and
James Wamock & Co. before starting his own
manufactory of edge tools in 1882. Period: 1861 -
1886.
1427. Hendel, George, Sr. The life and times of George
Hendel Sr. The Author, 1990. 22 p. Loc: OKIT.
The autobiography of George Hendel Sr who was
born in Austria-Hungary in 1904 and came to
Kitchener in 1929. He started farming in the
1930s but by the 1950s had changed to
construction. He recounts the difficulties of
providing a living for his family, as well as the
people and faith that sustained him. Period: 1904
- 1990.
1428. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Henderson." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 374-375. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the bakery proprietor and Mayor of
Waterloo. Period: 1910 - 1926.
1429. Rose, George Maclean. "Hendry, William." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
126-127. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the early life and business
experience of the manager of the Ontario Mutual
Life Assurance Co. Period: 1849 - 1886.
1430. 'William Hendry." Waterloo Historical Society.
1917. 5: 57. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of William Hendry, manager of
the Mutual Life Assurance Company from 1870 to
1897. Period: 1834 - 1917.
1431. Kerr, James E. "A Canadian botanist." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1930. 18: 235. Loc: all.
An obituary for William Herriot, the Galt
naturalist and active member of the Waterloo
Historical Society who was a skilled machinist and
employed at Goldie and McCulloch in Galt for 45
years. Period: 1870 - 1930.
1432. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John E.
Hett, M.B.." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 98-99. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the physician and medical
researcher who was Mayor of Berlin in 1915 and
1916. Period: 1870 - 1926.
1433. Zimmerman, Idessa. "J.E. Hett, spiritualist."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 158-160.
ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of J.E. Hett, a physician and
spiritualist, who was Mayor of Berlin when its
name was changed to Kitchener in 1916. Period:
1891 - 1956.
1434. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Daniel
Hibner." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 311-312. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin furniture manufacturer
who was Mayor in 1902 and 1903, including details
of his other business and community interests.
Period: 1853 - 1926.
1435. "Norman Hervey High: June 15, 1913-December 4,
1974." Canadian-German Folklore. 1975. 5: 5.
Loc: OWTU, OWT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A biographical tribute to a Mennonite teacher,
born in Lincoln and later the first Dean of Arts
at the University of Waterloo. Period: 1913 -
1974.
Demographic and Social Structure
147
1436. Hilborn, Richard N. The public career of P JL
Hilborn: a Waterloo County entrepreneur. Wilfrid
Laurier University (B.A. thesis, History), 1977.
39, 2, 9 p. bibl. Loc: OWTL, OCCA.
A biography of Percy Richard Hilborn (1886-1972)
by his grandson, tracing his entrepreneurial rise
and fall. Hilborn made his fortune with Canada
Sand Papers Ltd and furniture factories but sold
his businesses in the 1950s and 1960s, unable to
adapt to the trend away from wooden furniture or
to come to terms with the demands of the trade
union movement. Hilborn was well known for his
philanthropy and public service. Period: 1886 -
1972.
1437. 'W.H.S. salutes Gordon Verne Hilborn." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 6-7. ill. Loc: all.
A profile of the Blair osteopath and County
Registrar of Deeds, who was president of the
Waterloo Historical Society from 1944 to 1946.
Period: 1900 - 1962.
1438. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Thomas
Hilliard." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 474-475. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the former teacher and proprietor
of the Waterloo Chronicle who founded the
Dominion Life Assurance Co. in 1888 and the
Waterloo Trust and Savings Co. in 1912. Period:
1880 - 1926.
1439. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Louis Hilliard, M.B.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 475-476. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo physician and
community leader. Period: 1969 - 1926.
1440. "Norman O. Hipel." Waterloo Historical Sodely.
1953. 41: 28. Loc: all.
An obituary of Hipel (1850-1953), owner of a
Preston contracting business that built bams and
skating rinks, and Liberal MPP for Waterloo South
for thirteen years. Period: 1850 - 1953.
1441. Weissenbom, Georg K "Johannes Holzer, the
Canisius of Upper Canada (1817-1888)."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches
Jahrbuch. 1984. 8: 217-220. ill., bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A biography illustrated with a portrait and
including references to the priest’s time at St
Agatha in the mid-nineteenth century. Period: 1848
- 1850.
1442. "Dr Jerome F. Honsberger." Waterloo Historical
Sodely. 1937. 25: 272-274. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Honsberger (1859-1937),
physician, humanitarian and co-founder of the
Freeport Sanatorium, who was also active with the
Berlin Y.M.C.A. and the Berlin Board of Education.
Period: 1859 - 1937.
1443. Horst, Samuel R. A brief history of Sam R. Horst
and his relationship. 1988. 89 1. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A manuscript autobiography of an Old Order
Mennonite farmer in Woolwich Township. As well as
describing his working years and activities, the
author relates his family’s hardships including
many illnesses and injuries. Period: 1903 - 1988.
1444. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Daniel
Wesley Houston." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 292-293. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener teacher and partner
in an insurance agency. Period: 1867 - 1926.
1445. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Henry H.
Huehnergard, M.D.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 296-297. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener physician and
obstetrician. Period: 1884 - 1926.
1446. Kreiner, Leona Bramm. Biography of Christian Esch
Huehn Kitchener: The Author, 1973?. 4 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A biographical sketch of Huehn (1864-1923),
office manager of the Breithaupt Leather Company,
builder of the Huehn Block and a founder of the
Fischman Spring Company. He presented Kitchener
with the site for St Mary’s General Hospital
Period: 1864 - 1973.
1447. Fraser, Alexander. "Christopher Nicholas Huether."
A history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 960-961. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the proprietor of the
Berlin Lion Brewery. Period: 1867 - 1906.
1448. Hunsberger, Albert. 'Wilson A. Hunsberger."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 4-5. ill.
Loc: all.
A profile of the president of the Waterloo
Historical Society in 1963-64, noting his
contributions in teaching and social work as well
as his service with the Mennonite Central
Committee and the Waterloo Lung Association.
Period: 1919 - 1982.
148
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1449. Hunsberger, Wilson. "Albert I. Hunsberger."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 6-7. ill.
Loc: all.
A biography of the president of the Waterloo
Historical Society in 1981-1982, noting his career
in education and service on many boards including
the Conrad Grebel College, the Fairview Mennonite
Homes, the Chesley Lake Camp and the University of
Waterloo Senate. Period: 1912 - 1982.
1450. "From the Galt Reporter files of 1907."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 21. Loc:
all.
An obituary of William Anthony Husband, early
town clerk of Preston. Period: 1823 - 1907.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH J
1451. "James P. Jaffray." Waterloo Historical Society.
1934. 22: 147-148. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch that notes Jaffray’s many
accomplishments. Besides being publisher of the
Galt Reporter, a weekly newspaper started by his
grandfather, he was also a typesetter, telegraph
operator, Commissioner for British Columbia at
Chicago’s World Fair, Canadian Government
Immigration Inspector in Scotland, politician, and
publisher of the magazine The Cycle Age which
later became The Motor Age. Period: 1854 - 1934.
1452. Rose, George Maclean. "Jaffray, William." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
197-198. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the early editor of the Galt
Reporter and the Berlin Chronicle who was also
postmaster for Berlin and held many public
offices. Period: 1849 - 1886.
1453. Uttley, W.V. 'William Jaffray: publisher and
postmaster." Waterloo Historical Society. 1929.
17: 149-152. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of the founder of the Berlin
Chronicle and Waterloo Reformers’ Gazette who was
postmaster and Mayor of Berlin. Information about
other members of the Jaffray family is included.
Period: 1844 - 1896.
1454. "Arnold Jansen." Waterloo Historical Society.
1949. 37: 44. Loc: all.
A short biography of the owner of the Jansen
Optical Company in Elmira, who died on 17 May
1949. Period: 1868 - 1949.
1455. Paetkau, Henry. Jacob H. Janzen (1878-1950): a
man with a mission to his people. Institute of
Anabaptist-Mennonite Studies, Conrad Grebel
College, 1977. 33 p., 4 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A biographical sketch of Jacob Heinrich Janzen,
the Russian Mennonite who became bishop of the
Waterloo-Kitchener United Mennonite Church.
Janzen’s roles as writer, educator and community
leader are appraised. Period: 1878 - 1950.
1456. Paetkau, Henry. "Jacob H. Janzen: a minister of
rare magnitude." Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,1: 1-4.
ilL Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A summary of the life, ideas and accomplishments
of Jacob Heinrich Janzen (1878-1950). He was a
Russian Mennonite preacher, teacher and writer who
became bishop of the Waterloo-Kitchener United
Mennonite Church. Period: 1924 - 1950.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH K
1457. Page, Frank E. "The printer of Roseville."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45: 52. Loc:
all.
A short article indicating that Louis M. Kaiser
at the age of 90 was the oldest active printer in
Canada. He had operated his printing business in
Roseville for 65 years. Period: 1867 - 1957.
1458. Ham, Mary C. "Grandmother Kaufman: Mary Ratz
Kaufman, December 14, 1856 - December 24, 1943."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78: 62-68.
ill. Loc: all.
Recollections of Mary Kaufman by the youngest of
her grandchildren, who describes her practicality
in the household and her dedication to her church
and to community causes such as the Y.W.C.A.
Period: 1931 - 1943.
1459. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Alvin
Ratz Kaufman." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 185-187. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener businessman and city
planning advocate, including a summary genealogy
and account of the businesses promoted by his
father, Jacob Kaufman. Period: 1877 - 1926.
1460. Montonen, Susan and Milroy, Beth Moore and
Wismer, Susan. "Community-building in Berlin: Mary
Ratz Kaufman, 1856-1943." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1990. 78: 54-61. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the associational leadership roles
of the wife of Jacob Kaufman, who was a successful
industrialist and prominent member of the Berlin
community elite. Period: 1856 - 1943.
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149
1461. "Mrs Mary Kaufman." Waterloo Historical Society.
1943. 31: 47. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of the woman who contributed
significantly to community development in
Berlin/Kitchener from the 1870s to the 1940s. In
addition to her many accomplishments in the area
of hospital voluntary work, Mrs Kaufman was
instrumental in the establishment and growth of
the local Y.W.C.A. Period: 1856 - 1943.
1462. Tokyo Y.W.C.A. F,mma R, Kaufman and the Tokyo
YWCA. Tokyo: Editorial Committee, 1963. 68 p.
ill Loc: OK1TW.
A biography mentioning the Kaufman family
background in Berlin, Ontario and emphasizing
Emma’s life and accomplishments in Japan. Period:
1881 - 1963.
1463. Toole, W.X. "A.R. Kaufman: the man behind the
name." Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71:
102-111. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the Kitchener industrialist
by a friend and former employee. The article
relates anecdotes about Kaufman’s relationships
with his workers and his many outside interests,
including the Parents’ Information Bureau which
promoted birth control. Period: 1885 - 1979.
1464. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "J.H.
Kennedy." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 192-193. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the secretary-treasurer of Malcolm
and Hill Ltd, which bought out Daniel Hibner’s
furniture business in 1920. Period: 1920 - 1926.
1465. "James E. Kerr." Waterloo Historical Society.
1934. 22: 149-150. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Galt citizen who was a
member of the Waterloo Historical Society from
1915 until his death in 1934. Period: 1848 - 1934.
1466. Nicolson, Murray W. Woodside and the Victorian
family of John King. Studies in Archaeology,
Architecture and History. Ottawa: National
Historic Sites and Parks Branch, Parks Canada,
1984. 117 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTUR.
An account of the family life of John King,
especially during his tenancy of the Woodside
estate in Berlin from 1886 to 1893. The purpose
of the study was to document the historical
significance of the property and its connections
with Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King, as
context for its designation as a National Historic
Park. In narrating John King’s early life in
the household of his uncle, Dougall McDougall, and
his Berlin law practice from 1869 to 1893, the
author provides some insights into the Berlin
community elite from the mid- 1850s. He also
describes the process by which the dilapidated
Woodside property was acquired in the 1940s by
members of the North Waterloo Liberal Conservative
Association (organized as the Woodside Trust) and
Mackenzie King’s interest in the early phase of
the restoration project. Period: 1850 - 1962.
1467. Pennefather, R.S. New light on John King: a
note. 1989. 9 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
Brief descriptions of various fist fights in
which John King, father of W.L.M. King, was
involved from 1877 to 1886. The author suggests
that John King’s image as ineffectual and passive
should be reconsidered. Period: 1877 - 1886.
1468. Rose, George Maclean. "King, John." A cyclopaedia
of Canadian biography, being chiefly men of the
time. Rose’s National Biographical Series 1.
Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp. 156-158.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the family background and legal
practice of William Lyon Mackenzie King’s father,
who lived in Berlin from 1857 in the household of
his uncle Dougall McDougall and set up as a lawyer
in 1869. Period: 1857 - 1886.
1469. Schmidt, Grace. "Mackenzie King Centennial
Colloquium." Waterloo Historical Society. 1974.
62: 76. Loc: all.
A short report on the colloquium held in
December 1974 at the University of Waterloo.
Papers on King’s political career were presented
by historians and tapes of his speeches were
played. Period: 1874 - 1974.
1470. Staebler, H.L. "Mackenzie King." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1950. 38: 10-13. ill. Loc:
all.
A short tribute to the former prime minister by
a boyhood friend who recalls King as a student and
outlines his achievements. Period: 1874 - 1950.
1471. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Oliver
Kinzie." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 384-385. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president and general manager
of the Walker Bin and Store Fixture Co.,
Kitchener, including an account of the
establishment of that business. Period: 1890 -
1926.
1472. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Oscar
Roy Kleinschmidt." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
150
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Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 470. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of a partner in the Studebaker
dealership of Kitchener. Period: 1902 - 1926.
1473. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "The search for Dr
Klinkert." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982.
70: 50-52. Loc: all.
A brief account of the research to identify the
man described in Uttley’s history of Kitchener as
the first doctor. The author provides information
on both Dr Edward Klinckhardt and Dr Theodore
Klinkhardt. Period: 1809 - 1974.
1474. "George Klinck." Waterloo Historical Society.
1944. 32: 33-35. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of the Elmira-born watchmaker turned
grain and seed dealer who also published The
Elmira Signet and was interested in the Elmira
Mechanics’ Institute and continuing education.
Period: 1862 - 1944.
1475. Landon, Fred. "Otto Julius Klotz." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1952. 40: 30-32. Loc: all.
An address given at the unveiling of a bronze
tablet in Preston Town Hall commemorating the
achievements of Dr Otto Julius Klotz,
Preston-bom surveyor and engineer. Period: 1852 -
1952.
1476. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Hon.
Jacob E. Klotz." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 172-173. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of the promoter of the Canadian
Office and School Furniture Company who was Mayor
of Preston in 1901-2. Period: 1840 - 1924.
1477. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Otto
Klotz." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 171-172. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of Preston’s leading citizen,
including details of his public service especially
to education. Period: 1838 - 1900.
1478. "Otto Julius Klotz." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1914. 2: 50. Loc: all.
A note of the Preston native’s appointment as
Dominion Astronomer. Period: 1852 - 1914.
1479. Stewart, R. Meldrum. "Dr Otto Klotz: Director of
the Dominion Observatory, Ottawa." Journal of the
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. 1924. 18,
1-2: 1-8. ill. Loc: OKITW.
An obituary of Otto Julius Klotz (1852-1923),
the son of Otto Klotz of Preston, recording his
education, scientific achievements and writings.
The article was separately printed in 1924 by the
University of Toronto Press. Period: 1852 - 1923.
1480. "S.R. Knechtel." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 50. Loc: all.
A short obituary of the Evangelical Church
minister who served for 64 years in various
churches, including the Olivet Evangelical Church,
Kitchener. Period: 1880 - 1947.
1481. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "David C.
Knipfel." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 616-617. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the founder of Berlin’s Pearl
Laundry. Period: 1889 - 1926.
1482. "Rev. Robert E. Knowles, B.A.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1946. 34: 40-41. ill. Loc:
all.
An obituary of the minister of Knox’s
Presbyterian Church, Galt, who was also a writer
and lecturer and an active golfer and curler.
Period: 1868 - 1946.
1483. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Bernhard
Koehler." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 109-111. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the superintendent of Kitchener’s
parks from 1914 to 1924, including a detailed
account of the improvements to the park system and
references to the prejudices expressed against
German-born Koehler during the First World War.
Period: 1914 - 1924.
1484. "Carl Kranz." Waterloo Historical Society. 1938.
26: 47-48. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of Kranz (cl869-1938) who was
Mayor of Berlin in 1904 and 1905 and an advocate
of hydro-electric power. Period: cl869 - 1938.
1485. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Carl
Kranz." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 215-216. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the insurance broker and Mayor of
Berlin in 1904 and 1905, with short biographies of
his father, Hugo and his grandfather, Carl.
Period: 1869 - 1926.
1486. Rose, George Maclean. "Kranz, Hugo." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
546-547. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Berlin community leader and
M.P. for North Waterloo. Period: 1851 - 1886.
Demographic and Social Structure
151
1487. "Diamond anniversary." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 11. Loc: all.
A note of the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and
Mrs Lewis Krupp of Galt, married in 1907 in the
Galt Methodist Church on Ainslie Street. Period:
1907 - 1967.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH L
1488. Fraser, Alexander. "Henry George Lackner, M.P.P.."
A history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 964-966. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the Hawkesville-born
physician who was Berlin’s first medical officer
of health and active in municipal and provincial
politics. Period: 1851 - 1906.
1489. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Harry
Mackie Lackner, M.D.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 100. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short profile of the Kitchener physician, son
of Dr H.G. Lackner. Period: 1883 - 1926.
1490. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Henry
George Lackner, M.D., C.M.." The Province of
Ontario: a history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion
Publishing Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 99-100.
port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin physician and community
leader who was born at Hawkesville in 1851,
elected Sheriff of Waterloo County in 1912 and
died in 1926. Period: 1851 - 1926.
1491. Rose, George Maclean. "Lackner, Dr Henry G.." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
148-149. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Berlin physician and
community leader. Period: 1851 - 1886.
1492. "Anthony Lacourse, Berlin." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 525-526. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the Quebec-born junior
judge of Waterloo County. Period: 1873 - 1880.
1493. Reist, Agnes. "Mrs Richard Lamb." Waterloo
Historical Sodely. 1972. 60: 7. ill. Loc: all.
A profile of the Waterloo Historical Society
president for 1972-1973, noting her contributions
in journalism, history, conservation and
philately. Period: 1819 - 1972.
1494. "Edward D. Lang." Waterloo Historical Sodely.
1952. 40: 49. Loc: all.
A brief obituary of the Kitchener retailer who
served the King Street Baptist Church as Sunday
School superintendent for 24 years and was on the
board of the Y.M.C.A. for 55 years. Period: 1867 -
1952.
1495. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Oscar
Lauber." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol 4, pp. 619-620. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the vice-president and
superintendent of the George J. Lippert Table Co.
of Kitchener. Period: 1881 - 1926.
1496. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Philip
S. Lautenschlager." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 293. port. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin businessman and
community leader. Period: 1840 - 1926.
1497. Bitzer, Irmgard C. "Moritz Lindner, Berlin
toymaker." Waterloo Historical Sodely. 1971.
59: 74-76. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Moritz Lindner
(1816-1898), a German immigrant who came to Berlin
with his family in 1867 and became a toymaker. An
example of one of the toys he made is the
'Weihnachtsmanner," now in Doon Pioneer Village.
Period: 1867 - 1898.
1498. Fraser, Alexander. "George Lippert." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 975-6. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the Waterloo furniture
manufacturer. Period: 1850 - 1906.
1499. "James Livingston, Baden." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 695-696. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the prominent manufacturer and
member of the Ontario Legislature, who came to
Conestogo in 1857 and developed a flax-milling
empire based in Baden. Period: 1857 - 1880.
1500. Livingston, Harry P. "James Livingston." Waterloo
Historical Soriety. 1921. 9: 189-191. ill. Loc:
all.
A brief biography of James Livingston
(1838-1920), a Baden businessman who manufactured
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linen cloth and linseed oil. Period: 1838 - 1920. SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH M
1501. Longo, Michael D. "Castle Kilbride." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1985. 73: 38-48. ill. Loc:
all.
A description of the grand, mid- Victorian home
in Baden with a brief biography of its owner,
James Livingston, the industrious entrepreneur who
founded and bought out various mills manufacturing
flax, carpet yam, twine, cotton, wool and linseed
oiL Livingston was also involved in the fire
insurance business and in politics. Period: 1864 -
1949.
1502. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Dr John
Milton Livingston." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 294-295. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo physician whose
great-uncles James and John developed the J. and
J. Livingston Flax Mills. Period: 1890 - 1926.
1503. Veitch, Sherry. "James Livingston of Baden."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55: 59-60.
ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of James Livingston
(1838-1921), a Scottish immigrant who developed a
flax and linseed oil empire based at Baden.
Period: 1838 - 1921.
1504. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "W.M.O.
Lochead." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 118-119. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the district manager of the Mutual
Life Assurance Co. of Canada, including details of
his roles in the militia and local associations.
Period: 1905 - 1926.
1505. "Rev. John James Lowe." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 29. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Lowe (cl854-1951),
known as "the marrying parson," who had charge of
St Andrew’s Mission in Galt and was first minister
of St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. Period: cl854
- 1951.
1506. "Never missed a day’s work in 47 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 93. Loc: all.
A note about Fred Luft of Kitchener, who worked
at the Dominion Rubber Company for 47 years
without a day’s absence. Period: 1915 - 1962.
1507. Rose, George Maclean. "Macdougall, DougalL" A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
145-147. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the man who came to Berlin in
1857 as editor of the Berlin Telegraph and German
Canadian and was appointed Registrar of Waterloo
County in 1864. Period: 1857 - 1886.
1508. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Robert
Alexander MacGillivray." The Province of Ontario:
a history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion
Publishing Company, 1927. VoL 3, pp. 261-263.
port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the businessman involved with
various furniture companies in Hespeler, Preston,
Kitchener and Waterloo. Period: 1902 - 1926.
1509. Klinck, Carl F. "Professor MacMechan, native of
western Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society.
1952. 40: 38-40. Loc: all.
An address commemorating the achievements of the
Berlin-born academic who left the city at the age
of four with his family. There are some details
about MacMechan’s father, the Rev. John MacMechan,
minister at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in
Berlin. Period: 1852 - 1952.
1510. "Col J. Norman MacRae, M.C., V.D.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1953. 41: 47. Loc: all.
An obituary of MacRae, Galt osteopath, veteran
of the First World War and dog fancier. Period:
1914 - 1953.
1511. "Mrs Margaret Madden." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 7. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biographical note about Mrs Madden,
Waterloo County’s oldest resident, who placed the
cornerstone of the Kitchener Young Men’s Club’s
housing project for elderly people in 1959.
Period: 1855 - 1960.
1512. "North Waterloo’s oldest voter [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1958. 46: 57. Loc: all
A note about Mrs Margaret Madden who voted at
the age of 103. Period: 1855 - 1958.
1513. Horst, Isaac R. Thou art Peter, a story of the
pioneer Peter Martin and the Woolwich Mennonites.
Mount Forest: Isaac R. Horst, 1983. 37 p. ilL
Loc: OKIT, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRSJ, OWRW,
OWTL, OWTUR.
A short history of Peter Martin’s family,
beginning with his grandfather’s birth in
Switzerland. The main focus is on Peter Martin
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himself, his accomplishments, interests, and
religious devotion, but family connections with
Woolwich Township descendants in the early 1980s
are mentioned. Peter Martin’s house was moved to
Doon Heritage Crossroads and the Martin Meeting
House, north of Waterloo, is named after him.
Period: 1800 - 1983.
1514. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Jacob
Bachert Martin." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 472-473. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the partner in the Waterloo
shoe-manufacturing business, Valentine and Martin.
Period: 1873 - 1926.
1515. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Simeon Eby Martin
(1892-1984)." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985.
73: 80-90. ill. Loc: all.
A transcript of an interview with the carpenter
Simeon Martin about his life before the death of
his wife, Barbara (nee Snyder) in 1977. Martin’s
stories convey his deep feelings for his Mennonite
heritage and faith. Details of family names and
birth dates are provided in the introduction.
Period: 1892 - 1977.
1516. Smalldon, John L. "Allen D. Martin, President
1985-1986." Waterloo Historical Society. 1986.
74: 4-5. ill Loc: all.
A brief profile of the current president,
describing his interests and roles in various
community organizations. Period: 1961 - 1985.
1517. Taylor, Ryan. Interview with Matthias Martin.
1990. 8 L Loc: OKIT.
A summary of the interview with the Old Order
Mennonite on his farm. Topics include Mr Martin’s
collections of bottles, lanterns and bells; the
making of harnesses, horse blankets and rope; life
on the farm; school days; charming; and home
remedies. Period: 1906 - 1990.
1518. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Arthur
B. McBride." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Pp. 546-547. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo lawyer who began in
partnership with Frederick Colquhoun. Period: 1889
- 1926.
1519. Burton, Patricia. "Memoirs of David McCloy,
1832-1917." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971.
59: 82-88. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of David McCloy, an Irish
immigrant who settled in Momington Township in
1857 with his wife Annie Byrens. A personal
account of his family’s emigration and his early
life in Waterloo County is quoted and information
about David’s eight children is also given.
Period: 1832 - 1917.
1520. Fraser, Alexander. "Hugh McCulloch." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the Galt industrialist,
including a description of the major business he
founded with James Goldie in 1859. Period: 1826 -
1906.
1521. "Hugh McCulloch." Waterloo Historical Society.
1927. 15: 387. Loc: all.
A profile of the co-founder of the large
manufacturing firm of Goldie and McCulloch, later
Babcock and Wilcox. McCulloch (1826-1910) came to
Galt in 1851. Period: 1826 - 1910.
1522. "Robert Osborne McCulloch." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1943. 31: 48. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of the businessman who became
president of the Goldie-McCulloch Company and of
Galt Metal Industries. Active in community
affairs, McCulloch served as president of the
Progressive Conservative Association for South
Waterloo and was a member of the Presbyterian
Church. Period: 1864 - 1943.
1523. Fraser, Alexander. "John McDougall." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 961-962. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the Waterloo hardware
merchant who became clerk of the County Court and
registrar of the Surrogate Court from 1877 to
1906. Period: 1837 - 1906.
1524. McDwraith, Andrew. The diaries of Andrew
McDwraith, 1857-1862. Roy G. Allan, 366 p. Loc:
OKIT.
Diaries of a Scottish draughtsman and
patternmaker who lived in Galt and Ayr. Entries
describe the 1857 Canadian election, McDwraith’ s
visits to Mary Goldie whom he later married, and
his work with Goldie and McCulloch. There are
many references to Galt and Ayr people. Eight
copies of this diary were typed by Roy G. Allan
for his wife, Dorothy Isobel (Nichol) Allan, who
was a granddaughter of Andrew McDwraith. Period:
1857 - 1862.
1525. "David Graham McIntosh, K.C.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1940. 28: 137-139. ill. Loc:
all.
A short biography of David Graham McIntosh
(1889-1940), lawyer and veteran of the First World
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War. He was company commander of the North
Waterloo Regiment, later changed to the Scots
Fusiliers of Canada in 1927. Period: 1889 - 1940.
1526. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "George
McIntyre." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 544-545. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the teacher who was a partner with
I.S.K. Weaver in the Berlin insurance business.
Period: 1850 - 1910.
1527. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Victor
Stanley McIntyre." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 219. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the manager of the Hydro-Electric
Gas and Street Railway Department of Kitchener,
who began his career with the Berlin Gas Company
in 1898. Period: 1881 - 1926.
1528. "Centenarian." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 83. Loc: all.
A note of Sarah McLellan’s 100th birthday in
Galt. She recalls her nursing days, when it was
considered a disgrace for married women to work.
Period: 1869 - 1969.
1529. Best, John C. Thomas Baker McQuesten; public
works, politics and imagination. Hamilton:
Corinth Press, 1991. Pp. 3-5. Loc: OWTU.
A biography of the Ontario cabinet minister,
including a reference to his father Isaac’s "fatal
fascination with manufacturing", most notably the
partnership with John Harvey in a Hespeler
knitting mill which failed in 1886. Period: 1881 -
1886.
1530. Devitt, E.H. "Hon. Samuel Merner." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1940. 28: 139-141. Loc: all.
A short biography of "Honest Sam" Merner
(1823-1908), entrepreneur, and politician. Period:
1823 - 1908.
1531. Fraser, Alexander. "Samuel Merner." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 1276-1278. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the entrepreneur who developed an
extensive trade in blacksmithing and wagon- and
carriage-building in New Hamburg and Waterloo into
a wide range of other commercial and industrial
enterprises. After eighteen years as Reeve of New
Hamburg, Merner represented South Waterloo in the
Dominion Parliament from 1878 to 1882 and was
made a Senator in 1887. Period: 1823 - 1906.
1532. "Frederick Merner, New Hamburg." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 334-335. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Brother of Samuel, owner of successful carriage
and wagon-making businesses in New Hamburg and
Waterloo, and very active in community affairs.
Period: 1837 - 1880.
1533. Rose, George Maclean. "Merner, Samuel." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
418-419. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the prominent citizen of New
Hamburg who won the South Waterloo seat in the
Dominion Parliament in 1878. Period: 1837 - 1886.
1534. "Samuel Merner, M.P., New Hamburg." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 145-146. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of New Hamburg’s leading businessman
and community leader and Member of Parliament for
South Waterloo. Period: 1837 - 1880.
1535. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Alexander Millar, K.C.
(1835-1918), Berlin business lawyer." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1989. 77: 87-99. ill. Loc:
all.
A brief biography and appraisal of the business,
political and community roles of an early lawyer
who played an important part in the incorporation
and development of the Economical Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, the Mutual Life Assurance
Company, the Berlin Board of Trade and the Berlin
Waterworks Company. Millar was also solicitor for
the Berlin Town Council and Waterloo County
Council. Period: 1861 - 1918.
1536. Fraser, Alexander. "Alexander Millar, K.C.." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 966-967. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the Berlin lawyer who was
very active in municipal politics and the business
community. Period: 1835 - 1906.
1537. Kraemer, Marie. "Margaret and Kenneth Millar."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 98-99.
Loc: all.
A short profile of the husband and wife team of
mystery writers who grew up in Kitchener. After
attending university elsewhere, the couple
returned to Kitchener from 1938 to 1941, while
Kenneth taught at the Kitchener-Waterloo
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155
Collegiate and Vocational School. They then left
for the United States where their writing careers
were established. Period: cl915 - 1971.
1538. Rose, George Maclean. "Millar, Alexander." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
514-515. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief profile of the Berlin lawyer, including
references to his militia service, freemasonry and
political ambitions. Period: 1835 - 1886.
1539. "Kitchener’s oldest merchant retires." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 63. Loc: all.
A note of the retirement of Jacob D. Miller from
his business, Miller and Hohmeier, founded in
1912. Period: 1912 - 1961.
1540. Rose, George Maclean. "Miller, William." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
405. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the County Court Judge at
Galt. Period: 1853 - 1886.
1541. 'William Miller, Galt." The Canadian biographical
dictionary and portrait gallery of eminent and
self-made men, Ontario volume. Toronto: American
Biographical Publishing Co., 1880. p. 703. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the Waterloo County judge
appointed in 1853. Period: 1853 - 1880.
1542. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Michael
H. Montag." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 550-551. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the co-founder of The Quality
Mattress Co. and the Waterloo Bedding Co. Period:
1903 - 1926.
1543. Fraser, Alexander. "George Moore." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 1274-1276. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Livestock breeder and proprietor of Canada’s
largest hop fields, with interests in produce
dealing and several industrial enterprises, Moore
also served on the Waterloo Town Council and the
Waterloo County Council. Period: 1845 - 1906.
1544. "John Douglas Moore." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1917. 5: 52. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the farmer, promoter of the
Galt, Preston and Hespeler Railway, Liberal
politician and MPP for South Waterloo from 1891 to
1898. Period: 1843 - 1917.
1545. Motz, W.J. "John Motz." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1939. 27: 90-91. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of John Motz (1830-1911), the
German immigrant who published the Liberal
newspaper, the Berliner Journal. Period: 1830 -
1911.
1546. William John Motz." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1946. 34: 39-40. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the publisher of the
Kitchener Record who began his publishing career
with his father at the Berliner Journal He
served for a long period as president of the
Canadian Daily Newspapers Association and the
Ontario Provincial Dailies Association and was
also active in many community organizations such
as the Kitchener Chamber of Commerce, the
Westmount Golf and Country Club and the St Mary’s
Hospital Board. Period: 1870 - 1946.
1547. Moyer, Samuel S. The autobiography of Samuel S.
Moyer. 1940?. 28 p. ill. Loc: OWRE.
The reminiscences of Samuel S. Moyer, tenth of
thirteen children, who managed the Dominion Button
Factory in Berlin/Kitchener and later owned his
own button works. He relates his financial
difficulties, spiritual conversion and family
life. Information about descendants of the Moyer
family who came from Pennsylvania and settled in
Waterloo County is also given. Period: 1850? 1940?
1548. McAndless, J.E. "Ephraim Munson: the Grand River
squatter." Families. 1977. 16,3: 134-140. Loc:
OMT, OWTL, OWTU.
A narrative of the ancestors and descendants of
one of the first settlers of Dumfries Township.
Munson began as a squatter who built a small flour
mill on the Grand River and later purchased 100
acres in the 6th concession. Period: 1800 - 1919.
1549. Cowan, Jennie F. "Isaac W. Myers who fought to
help the American slaves." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 28-30. ill. Loc: all.
A collection of excerpts from letters written to
Thomas Cowan by Waterloo County native Isaac
Myers from the United States in the 1860s. There are
only passing references to Woolwich Township and
the Clochmohr property. Period: 1842 - 1893.
1550. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Dr Mylius and the
gunpowder plot." Waterloo Historical Society.
1988. 76: 152-155. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biographical sketch of the Berlin
physician, including an anecdote about the
doctor’s wood supply in 1865. Period: 1837 - 1902.
156
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1551. Rose, George Maclean. "Mylius, George Rudolph." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
224. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief profile of the German-born physician who
practised in Berlin from 1860, including a
reference to his unsuccessful efforts to produce
beet sugar. Mylius was a cousin of Hugo Kranz and
married Dorothea, eldest daughter of Otto Klotz of
Preston. Period: 1860 - 1886.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH N
1552. Gingerich, Orland, Rev. "Nafziger, Christian."
Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Toronto:
University of Toronto, 1988. 7: 641-642. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 7: 696-696.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the leader of the Amish
settlement in the German Block of Wilmot Township.
The author explains the role of Nafziger
(1776-1836) in negotiating land grants for Amish
families and the difficulties in the late 1820s
caused by the rival claims to the land by King’s
College. Period: 1820 - 1836.
1553. "Lambert Norman, B.A." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 48. Loc: all.
A brief biography of a teacher and Inspector of
Public Schools in South Waterloo from 1914 to
1941. Period: 1869 - 1953.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH O
1554. Weber, Eldon D. "Reuben Snyder Oberholtzer (O.G.S.
#1): origin of the Ontario Genealogical Society."
Families. 1981. 20,3: 159-160. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU, OWTL.
A profile of the founder and first member of the
Ontario Genealogical Society. He was also a
member of the Waterloo Historical Society and a
leader in the formation of the Pennsylvania German
Folklore Society of Ontario. Period: 1904 - 1981.
1555. "Valentines for 69 years." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 32. Loc: sill.
A note of the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas
E. Owens. Period: 1893 - 1962.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH P
1556. "W.H.S. salutes Frank E. Page." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 10-11. ill. Loc:
all.
A biographical tribute to the bank manager of
the Royal Bank of Canada in New Dundee who was
an active member of the Waterloo Historical Society.
Period: 1919 - 1962.
1557. Panabaker, J.D. "David Norman Panabaker."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1939. 27: 86-89.
ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of one of Hespeler’s prominent
citizens who worked his way up to become General
Manager of the R. Forbes Co., and was Mayor of
Hespeler and an active member of the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1874 - 1939.
1558. Pattinson, Frank H. "George Pattinson." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1933. 21: 61-63. Loc: all.
A sketch of Pattinson’s roles in the Preston
woollen textile industry, in provincial and
municipal politics at the time of the original
Hydro Electric Commission, and in the Economical
Fire Insurance Company and the Mutual Life
Assurance Company of Canada. Period: 1854 - 1931.
1559. "Thomas Pearce." Waterloo Historical Society.
1914. 2: 49-50. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Irish-born teacher who
was Berlin’s first Normal-School trained teacher,
first chairman of the Berlin Free Library Board
and school inspector for forty-one years. Period:
1832 - 1914.
1560. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "A
Eugene Pequegnat." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 281-282. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the comptroller of the Mutual Life
Assurance Co. of Canada, including an account of
the arrival of the Ulysse Pequegnat family in
Berlin in 1874. Period: 1888 - 1926.
1561. Perrin, John. Journal of John Perrin
(1842-1922). 194-?. 1 v. (unpaged). ilL Loc:
OKIT.
Material copied from John Perrin’s journal which
was lent to the Kitchener Public Library by Jean
Perrin. The collection includes newspaper
clippings noting the deaths and marriages of
various members of the Perrin family and
acquaintances. Handwritten entries provide other
details on the family as well as information on
wages, payments, items purchased, numerous songs
and poems, and short treatises on marriage and
kissing. Period: 1842 - 1922.
1562. "Andrew Jackson Peterson." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1935. 23: 181-182. Loc: all.
A note including a quotation from a diary of
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157
Henry William Peterson dated February 5, 1841 and
an autobiographical sketch of Andrew Jackson
Peterson- Period: 1823 - 1857.
1563. Byerly, A.E. "Henry William Peterson." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1931. 19: 250-262. Loc: all.
A biography of Peterson (1793-1859), publisher
of Canada’s first German newspaper and other
German works, including a collection of hymns for
the Berlin community in 1836 and almanacs in 1838,
1839 and 1840. The author notes that Peterson’s
second wife, Harriet, was sister to John M.
Clayton, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State.
Period: 1793 - 1913.
1564. Byerly, A.E. "The Peterson diary."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1961. 1: 110-113. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A discussion of the diary of Rev. John Peterson
of Markham, including a brief reference to the
description by his son, Henry William, of a church
service conducted by Benjamin Eby. Period: 1819 -
1852.
1565. Henry William Peterson. 1931?. 1 v. ill., bibl.
Loc: OKIT.
A biographical sketch of the publisher of the
first German newspaper in Canada, the Canada
Museum. There are records of relatives,
including excerpts from his father’s diary and a
profile of his son, who became Mayor of Guelph.
1566. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. "Peterson, Heinrich
Wilhelm." Dictionary of Canadian Biography.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1985. 8:
700-701. Also in Dictionnaire biographique du
Canada, 8: 777-778. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Berlin printer, publisher and
editor (1793-1859), who published Canada’s first
German newspaper, the Canada Museum from 1835,
as well as various secular and religious titles.
Appointed registrar of the Wellington District in
1840, Peterson sold his press to Heinrich Eby and
Christian Enslin and moved to Guelph. Period: 1834
- 1840.
1567. "Edmund Pugsley." Waterloo Historical Society.
1945. 33: 42. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the former teacher at the
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate. Period: 1861 -
1945.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH Q
1568. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "A.C.
Quickfall." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. VoL 4, pp. 617-618. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin ice and coal merchant
and building contractor, including a summary
genealogy. Period: 1878 - 1926.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH R
1569. Ratz, Herbert C. "The four faces of John Ratz,
Elmira." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77:
54-62. ill., map. Loc: all.
An appraisal of Ratz’s roles as Reeve, railway
promoter, miller, real estate entrepreneur and
family man. Period: 1833 - 1889.
1570. "Two brother mayors died in 1954." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1954. 42: 42. Loc: all.
A short obituary of Henry F. Ratz (1877-1954)
and his brother, Edward E. Ratz (1870-1954).
Henry was a Mayor of Waterloo and Edward was
Mayor of Kitchener as well as a partner in the
Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Service. Period: 1870 - 1954.
1571. High, Norman H. "A tribute." Canadian -German
Folklore. 1970. 3: 6-7. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUCG.
A eulogy for Dr George Elmore Reaman, author and
founder of the Pennsylvania German Folklore
Society of Ontario. Period: 1940 - 1969.
1572. "Diamond wedding." Waterloo Historical Society.
1966. 54: 85. Loc: all.
A short paragraph noting the anniversary of Mr
and Mrs John Reid on January 1967 in Galt. Period:
1916 - 1966.
1573. "Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Richard Reid." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1918. 6: 50-51. ill. Loc:
all.
A obituary of Reid (1862-1918), teacher, farmer
and Agent General for Ontario in the British
Isles. Period: 1862 - 1918.
1574. Reiner, John George. "John George Reiner:
autobiography." Waterloo Historical Society.
1917. 5: 62-63. ill. Loc: all.
A short autobiography by the owner of many
Wellesley businesses, including the woollen mill,
flour mill, saw mill, general store, and a stave
and heading plant. Period: 1832 - 1917.
1575. Reist, Moses G. Der goldene biblische Spiegel.
Elmira: The Author, 1913. 462 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An autobiography of the Elmira resident who
considered himself to be the Second Moses. The
work focuses on events in his life, including his
stays at the Homewood Sanitarium in Guelph, but
also incorporates passages from the Bible and
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Reist’s own religious writings. Period: cl868 -
1913.
1576. Reist, Moses G. The golden Bible looking-glass.
Elmira: The Author, 1913. 462 p. Loc: OWTUCGR,
OKIT, OKITW.
A translation of the autobiography of the Elmira
resident who considered himself to be the Second
Moses. The work focuses on his life’s
experiences, but also includes passages from the
Bible and Reist’s own religious writings. Period:
cl868 - 1913.
1577. Rempel, Henry. Passages out of my life. Toronto
and New York: Edwin Mellen Press, 1977. 96 p.
port. Loc: OWTUCG.
An autobiography of the Russian-born Mennonite
who immigrated to Canada in 1923. Presented as a
collection of snippets, the work provides insight
into his character through his use of humour.
Rempel was employed at various factories and farms
in the Waterloo County area and in 1948 bought his
own firm, Kitchener Upholstery. Period: 1907 -
1977.
1578. "Samuel Richardson, M.D., Galt." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 498-499. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the physician who set up practice
in Galt in 1839 and served many years on the
municipal council. Period: 1839 - 1880.
1579. Panabaker, D.N. "John G. Richter, F.A.S.."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1928. 16: 92-93.
Loc: all.
A brief biography of the Waterloo County native
who became a prominent figure in the insurance
industry in London, Ontario. Period: 1854 - 1928.
1580. Cook, H. Milton. "Talmon Henry Rieder." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 90-91. Loc: all.
A short biography of the entrepreneur who became
president and managing director of the Canadian
Consolidated Rubber Company, the Canadian
Consolidated Felt Company and the
Ames-Holden-McCready Company, and was only 43
when he died in 1922. Rieder was responsible for
establishing two rubber tire factories in
Berlin/Kitchener, the Dominion Tire factory in
1912/13 and what became the B.F. Goodrich factory
in the early 1920s. Period: 1878 - 1922.
1581. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Talmon
Henry Rieder." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 48-49. port. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the entrepreneur who established
two rubber tire companies in Kitchener. Period:
1878 - 1922.
1582. 'Waterloo County’s oldest citizen." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 63. Loc: all.
A note of the 103rd birthday of Mrs Margaret
Rieder of New Hamburg. Period: 1858 - 1961.
1583. Dunnett, Carol. "Mrs Ophelia Rife, a warm and
tender tribute." Waterloo Historical Society.
1956. 44: 43-54. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Ophelia Rife (nee Lochead) aged
103, who with her husband David ran the Sunnyhill
Farm dairy enterprise in Hespeler. The author
provides interesting details about Galt in the
mid-nineteenth century. Period: 1853 - 1950.
1584. Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl. "John A. Rittinger."
American-German Review. 1957. 23,6: 18-20.
A profile of the Berlin newspaper editor who
wrote a regular series of letters in the
Pennsylvania German dialect under the pseudonym of
Joe Klotzkopp. Period: 1855 - 1915.
1585. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Adam Rittinger." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1616-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 438-439. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of Rittinger (1855-1915), proprietor
of the Berliner Journal and author of the Joe
Klotzkopp letters, with a biography of his son
Frederick. Period: 1855 - 1915.
1586. Weissenborn, Georg K "John Adam Rittinger: the
’Glockemann’ (1855-1915)." German-Canadian
Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch 1984. 8:
221-224. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A short biography of the editor of the Berliner
Journal who earlier edited the Walkerton paper,
Ontario Glocke. The author discusses letters to
the editor written by Rittinger in the Pennsylvania
German dialect, using the pseudonym Joe Klotzkopp.
Period: 1855 - 1915.
1587. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Peter H.
Roos." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 368-369. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo insurance executive.
Period: 1865 - 1926.
1588. Fraser, Alexander. "Richard Roschman." A history
of Ontario: its resources and development.
Toronto: The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp.
974-975. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
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159
Roschman migrated from Germany to Berlin in 1871
and established a button-making factory at
Waterloo in 1878. Period: 1848 - 1906.
1589. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Rudolph
Roschman." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 438. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo button manufacturer.
Period: 1878 - 1926.
1590. Fraser, Alexander. "George Rumpel." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 969-970. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Rumpel built up the Berlin Felt Boot Co. and was
very active in municipal and community affairs.
Period: 1850 - 1906.
1591. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "George
Rumpel." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 343. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin community leader and
felt manufacturer. Period: 1871 - 1916.
1592. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Oscar
Rumpel." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 344. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener felt slipper
manufacturer who took over the old factory of
Williams, Greene and Rome in 1913. Period: 1875 -
1926.
1593. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'Walter
George Rumpel." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 344. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president of the Rumpel Felt
Company of Kitchener, in succession to his father
George Rumpel. Period: 1885 - 1926.
1594. "John H. Ruppel." Waterloo Historical Sodely.
1940. 28: 143-144. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary reprinted from the Elmira Signet
for John H. Ruppel (1857-1940), town clerk and
treasurer of Elmira for 53 years, organist of St
Paul’s Lutheran Church and leader of the Elmira,
Conestogo and St Jacobs bands. Period: 1857 -
1940.
1595. Ruppel, C. Percy. Adventures attitudes revealed.
1953?. 64 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A book of poetry and autobiographical
reminiscences of life in Elmira during the first
half of the twentieth century. The author was a
salesman for National Grocers, a member of the
Happy Cousins Concert Company, a member of St
Paul’s Lutheran Church and the Elmira
Horticultural Society.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH S
1596. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. William
T. Sass." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 295-296. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener furniture
manufacturer. Period: 1866 - 1926.
1597. "Oldster still at job after 71 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1959. 47: 72. Loc: all.
A short account of the long working life of
Susan Scharlach who began her 72nd year at the A.
and C. Boehmer Box Company, Kitchener in 1959.
Period: 1876 - 1959.
1598. "Charles W. Schierholtz." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 47. Loc: all.
An obituary of Schierholtz (1859-1953) who owned
The Elmira Advertiser until 1916 when it
amalgamated with The Elmira Signet. Period: 1859
- 1953.
1599. "Elmira’s oldest citizen." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 50. Loc: all.
Mrs Catherine Schierholtz, celebrating her 100th
birthday, recalls the first Elmira school on the
site of the present Link Belt factory. Period:
1860 - 1960.
1600. Fraser, Alexander. William Henry Schmalz." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 963-4. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Schmalz was employed as secretary and later
manager of the Economical Mutual Fire Insurance
Co. of Berlin and was very active in municipal,
church and cultural activities. Period: 1862 -
1906.
1601. Jaffray, J.P. W.H. Schmalz, citizen: a tribute to
a leading citizen of Kitchener fay an admiring
friend. Kitchener: The Author, 1933. 14 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A biography of the managing director of the
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Company who was
also secretary of St Paul’s Lutheran Church for 42
years and Mayor of Berlin in 1912-1913. A brief
profile of Schmalz’s son, W.H.E. Schmalz, is
illustrated with a photograph of the Kitchener
City Hall (1927) which he designed. Period: 1862 -
1933.
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1602. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "William H.E. Schmalz,
1890-1981." Waterloo Historical Society. 1981.
69: 151-152. Loc: all.
A tribute to the architect, community leader and
active member of the Waterloo Historical Society.
Period: 1890 - 1981.
1603. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Albert Schmalz." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 267. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the real estate promoter of The
Kitchener East Lands Ltd. Period: 1887 - 1926.
1604. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
Henry Schmalz." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 177-178. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the insurance company
official and first Mayor of the City of Berlin.
Period: 1862 - 1926.
1605. 'W.H.S. salutes William H.E. Schmalz." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 8-9. ill. Loc: all.
Photograph and outline of achievements of
Schmalz, architect and active member of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1890 - 1962.
1606. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Dr
Robert Werner Schnarr." The Province of Ontario:
a history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion
Publishing Company, 1927. Vol. 3, p. 217. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener homeopathic
physician. Period: 1905 - 1926.
1607. Good, E. Reginald and Tiessen, Paul Gerald.
"Schneider, Joseph." Dictionary of Canadian
Biography. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1988. 7: 778-779. Also in Dictionnaire
biographique du Canada, 7: 842-843. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A biography of the pioneer settler, sawmill
owner and community leader, whose property, Lot 17
of the German Company Tract, became the site of
Berlin. The authors explain the church and
community roles of Schneider (1772-1843) and refer
to the restoration of his house as a museum and to
various valuable books and other items. Period:
1820 - 1843.
1608. "John M. Schneider." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 240-241. Loc: all.
A biography of Schneider (1859-1942), founder
and president of one of the largest meat packing
firms in Canada. Period: 1859 - 1942.
1609. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Metz Schneider." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 615-616. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the Kitchener meat packer
and sausage manufacturer, including a summary
family history and an account of the growth of his
business. Period: 1859 - 1926.
1610. Norman Christoph Schneider presented lovingly by
his children on the occasion of his 70th birthday,
December 9, 1958.. Kitchener: Kitchener Public
Library, 1982. 1 reel. ill. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A scrapbook compiled by his family as a tribute
to the son of the founder of J.M. Schneider, Ltd.
The volume contains copies of personal documents,
poems, correspondence, newspaper clippings and
photographs, with information about his roles in
the family business, in politics as a Liberal
Member of Parliament, and in sports. Originally
assembled in 1958, the scrapbook was updated to
the mid-1970s before being microfilmed by the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1888 - 1960.
1611. Schweitzer, Vera. "The trail blazer." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 44-47. Loc: alL
A biography and family history of Jacob (Yoch)
Schneider (1764-1853) who came to the Bloomingdale
area in 1806. Period: 1806 - 1853.
1612. Uttley, W.V. "Joseph Schneider: founder of the
city." Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17:
111-119. Loc: all.
An account of Schneider’s establishment of a
sawmill and homestead in what was to become
Berlin. Various descendants are also listed.
Period: 1800 - 1928.
1613. 'Wilfred Schneller honoured [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1983. 71: 99. ill. Loc: alL
A photograph of Wilfred Schneller of Baden
receiving a citation from Mayor Ralph Shantz of
Wilmot Township for his work with the Waterloo
Regional Arboretum near New Hamburg.
1614. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Alvin
George Schreiter." The Province of Ontario: a
histoiy, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 449-450. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin upholstery manufacturer
and furniture merchant. Period: 1885 - 1926.
1615. "Erich R.W. Schultz: President, 1983-1984."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 4-5. ilL
Loc: all.
A short biographical sketch detailing his
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degrees, publications and contributions to Wilfrid
Laurier University Library and the
Kitchener-Waterloo Community Concert Association.
Period: 1947 - 1984.
1616. "Peter F. Schummer." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 241. Loc: all.
A short biography of Peter F. Schummer
(1851-1942), Wellesley Township Clerk for forty
years and a leading citizen of St Clements.
Period: 1851 - 1942.
1617. Breithaupt, W.H. "Dr John Scott." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1941. 29: 197-199. ill. Loc:
ah.
A biographical sketch of Scott (1814-1856),
physician and Reeve of Berlin, based on
contemporary newspaper articles. Period: 1814 -
1856.
1618. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Dr John Scott:
Berlin’s first licensed physician." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1984. 72: 114-117. ill. Loc:
all.
A brief assessment of the medical career of Dr
John Scott, who was educated at Edinburgh
University in Scotland and came to Berlin in 1834.
Period: 1834 - 1856.
1619. "Robert Scott, Galt." The Canadian biographical
dictionary and portrait gallery of eminent and
self-made men, Ontario volume. Toronto: American
Biographical Publishing Co., 1880. Pp. 655-656.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the proprietor of the
Victoria Wheel Works which manufactured hubs,
spokes and rims for wheelwrights and the
carriage-building industry. Period: 1839 - 1880.
1620. Rose, George Maclean. "Scott, Robert." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
92-93. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the proprietor of the Victoria
Wheel Co. who was Mayor of Galt in 1885. Period:
1839 - 1886.
1621. "Philip Frowde Seagram." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1941. 29: 199. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of Seagram (1911-1941),
businessman son of Edward Seagram. He was killed
in London during an air-raid. Period: 1911 - 1941.
1622. Seagram, J.E. Frowde. "Joseph Emm Seagram
(1841-1919)." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976.
64: 18-22. ill. Loc: all.
An address at the unveiling of a plaque in front
of the Seagram Distillery, Waterloo. Joseph
Seagram’s grandson outlines his grandfather’s
roles as entrepreneur, federal politician and
sportsman. Period: 1837 - 1976.
1623. Cressman, Ella M. "Emily Seibert." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1970. 58: 4-5. ill. Loc: alL
A profile of the elementary school teacher for
forty years and active member of the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1929 - 1969.
1624. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Levi Erb
Seibert." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 392. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Berlin embalmer and funeral
director, whose business was merged with that of
the Schreiter Furniture Company in 1919. Period:
1883 - 1926.
1625. Gardiner, Elizabeth. "Biographies: Absalom Shade
(1793-1862)." Historic Guelph. 1983. 22: 83-84.
Loc: OGU, OKIT.
A brief biography of Shade who came from Buffalo
in 1816 to be William Dickson’s general agent in
Dumfries Township and represented Halton as a
Conservative from 1831 to 1841. Period: 1816 -
1841.
1626. Johnson, Leo A. "Shade, Absalom." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1976. 9: 717-718. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 9: 717-718.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the businessman and politician
who managed the settlement of William Dickson’s
lands in Dumfries Township, around Shade’s Mills
(later renamed Galt). The author describes the
varied mercantile, land and transportation
interests of Shade (1793-1862). Period: 1816 -
1862.
1627. Menary, David. "The story behind Shade’s stone."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75: 139-144.
Loc: all.
A biography of Absalom Shade recounting his
roles as agent for William Dickson, developer of
Shade’s Mills which later became Galt, and in
politics. Period: 1826 - 1862.
1628. Bowman, H.M. "Jacob Y. Shantz: pioneer of Russian
Mennonite immigration to Manitoba." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1924. 12: 85-100. ill. Loc:
ah.
An account of Shantz’s family background and
varied business activities in farming,
contracting, milling and manufacturing. His role
in the Russian Mennonite migrations to Manitoba in
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the 1870s is stressed and photographs of the
family homestead in Berlin and excerpts from
Shantz’s official account of his journey to
Manitoba are included. Period: 1800 - 1909.
1629. Donald, Mark M. "Frederick Robert Shantz."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1932. 20: 333. Loc:
all.
An obituary of Shantz (1875-1932) who worked for
his father’s foundry business and presided over
the Shantz family reunion at Waterloo in 1930. He
also served on the Preston Town Council and was
president of the Preston Board of Trade, active in
industrial promotion, and interested in the Grand
Valley Board of Trade. Period: 1875 - 1932.
1630. Fraser, Alexander. "Dilman Brubacher Shantz." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development. Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 951-955. ports. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Short biographies of Dilman Shantz, president of
the Berlin button-manufacturing business, Jacob Y.
Shantz & Son, and of his father Jacob Y. Shantz.
Period: 1806 - 1906.
1631. Gingerich, Melvin. "Jacob Y. Shantz, 1822-1909,
promoter of the Mennonite settlements in
Manitoba." Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1950.
24,1: 230-247. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
A biography of the Berlin farmer-businessman and
community leader, emphasizing his role in helping
Russian Mennonites to migrate to Manitoba in the
later nineteenth century. Period: 1822 - 1909.
1632. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Nelson
Goetz Shantz." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 267-268. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the proprietor of The Brunswick
Garage in Kitchener, including a summary Shantz
genealogy. Period: 1866 - 1926.
1633. "Samuel Preston Shantz." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1952. 40: 40. Loc: all.
A short obituary of the Preston-born businessman
with interests in the P.E. Shantz Foundry and also
active in community affairs; he helped to organize
the Preston Old Boys’ Reunion in 1949. Period:
1884 - 1952.
1634. Schmidt, Grace. "Jacob Y. Shantz."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1961. 1: 126-129. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A sketch of the Berlin entrepreneur and
businessman, noted for his efforts in helping
Russian Mennonites to settle in Manitoba during
the 1870s. Period: 1822 - 1909.
1635. Shantz, Moses B. Adventures in colonization:
co-ordinated developments unsurpassed in history,
transforming a wilderness into the "greatest
golden granary of the world”, turning almost
insurmountable obstacles into a triumphant
success. The Author, 1930?. 106 p. index. Loc:
OKITW.
Typescript biography of Jacob Y. Shantz by his
son. Jacob’s childhood and his role as a leading
businessman of Berlin are described, with his
settlement of Russian Mennonites in Manitoba given
particular attention. A collection of printed
tributes is included in part five. Background
information about the settlement of Manitoba and
Mennonite history is also provided. Period: 1925 -
1950.
1636. Steiner, Samuel J. "Jacob Y. Shantz: Mennonite
businessman." Mennogesprach. 1987. 5,1: 1-5.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
An account of the financial fortunes of Shantz
(1822-1909), from his farming and sawmill business
enterprises in the 1850s, the founding of the
Dominion Button Works and other industries in the
1870s, to financial difficulties in 1884. The
article is based on the author’s research for his
book-length biography of Shantz. Period: 1843 -
1914.
1637. Steiner, Samuel J. Vicarious pioneer the life of
Jacob Y. Shantz. Winnipeg: Hyperion Press, 1988.
223 p. ill., maps, bibl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWT,
OWTUCG, OWTUSJ.
A biography of the Waterloo County Mennonite who
played a significant role in helping Mennonites
from Ukraine emigrate to Manitoba in the 1870s.
Shantz’s life is traced from his farm childhood
and activities as a businessman and industrialist
in Berlin to his relations with the government of
Canada concerning the settlement and welfare of
the Mennonites from Russia and his numerous trips
to the West. Three appendices contain Shantz’s
Narrative of a journey to Manitoba, his
testimony to Parliament regarding the success of
the settlers in Manitoba and the repayment of the
loan, and articles by Shantz published in the
Gospel Banner. Period: 1822 - 1909.
1638. "Frederick William Sheppard." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1945. 33: 42-43. Loc: all.
A short biography of the teacher who became the
school inspector for North Waterloo in the 1920s
and was also active in the Trinity United Church
and an avid soccer enthusiast. Period: cl860 -
1945.
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163
1639. Sherk, M.G. "A memoir of Rev. AB. Sherk."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4: 35-36.
ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of Breslau-bom Rev. AB.
Sherk, who became a missionary preacher for the
United Brethren in Christ. Period: 1832 - 1916.
1640. Capling, F. Mrs. "Peter Shirk." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1933. 21: 63-65. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Shirk (1839-1919),
noting his migration from Lancaster County,
development of the Bridgeport flour mills, and
work for the Berlin-Waterloo Collegiate and
Technical Institute. Period: 1832 - 1919.
1641. "Henry Weber Shoemaker, 1878-1953." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1953. 41: 48. Loc: all.
An obituary of the pharmacist who owned
Shoemaker’s Drug Store in Kitchener for forty
years. Period: 1878 - 1953.
1642. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "AS.
Shoemaker." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 377-378. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Kitchener milk dealer,
including a summary genealogy. Period: 1871 -
1926.
1643. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Levi
Weber Shuh." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 3, pp. 144-146. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the manager and president of the
Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company including a
summary Shuh genealogy and a chronology of the
company. Period: 1861 - 1926.
1644. Shuh, Clayton H. Wavertree chronicles: the diary
of Clayton H. Shuh 1899-1935. Truro, NS: J.
Edward Shuh, 1986. 77 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT,
OWT.
A collection of entries from his diaries, that
were edited and published by his son. The entries
present a picture of daily life on the Waterloo
farm and in the community. Many family members
and friends are mentioned, as are activities
undertaken by them. Other information includes
farm business and crop prices, meals served on the
farm, and weather. Period: 1899 - 1935.
1645. "Harvey J. Sims." Waterloo Historical Society.
1945. 33: 41-42. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of the member of the law firm of
Sims, Bray, Schofield, and Lochead who also served
as general counsel of the Mutual Life Assurance
Company of Canada and was director of both the
Waterloo Trust and Savings Company and the
Economical Fire Insurance Company. Period: 1871 -
1945.
1646. "Rev. James Sims." Waterloo Historical Society.
1941. 29: 193-196. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Sims (1812-1880), copied from the
semi-centennial issue of the Waterloo Chronicle
of 1906. A Scottish emigrant who became an
ordained Baptist minister in 1842 but later joined
the Christadelphians, Sims was appointed
superintendent of schools for the townships of
Woolwich and Wellesley in 1853 and was active in
the temperance movement. Period: 1812 - 1880.
1647. Smandych, Mavis. My best year: when we came to
Elmira. The Author, 1989. 4 p. Loc: OKIT.
Recollections of the author’s move to Elmira
with her family in 1951. She describes how her
husband found a job as a chemical engineer at
Naugatuck Chemicals, and the experience of
settling in Elmira with two babies in the early
1950s. Period: 1951 - 1952.
1648. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Otto
George Smith." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 234-235. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the school principal who joined
another teacher, D.W. Houston, in forming the
Kitchener insurance agency of Smith and Houston in
1919. Period: 1884 - 1926.
1649. Rose, George Maclean. "Smith, James K." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
357-358. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the clergyman who succeeded Dr
Bayne and Dr Thomson at Knox’s Church, Galt in
1865, returning there in the mid- 1870s. Period:
1865 - 1886.
1650. Fraser, Alexander. "Robert Smyth." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 970-971. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Robert and Edward Smyth owned a drygoods
business in Berlin from 1877; Robert was also
active in the Waterloo Board of Trade and in
promoting the Ontario Sugar Company from 1902.
Period: 1851 - 1906.
1651. Fraser, Alexander. "William Snider." A history of
Ontario: its resources and development. Toronto:
The Canada History Co., 1907. Pp. 1173-1175. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the proprietor of Snider’s
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Mill, Waterloo, who was also active in various
other business ventures and in municipal
government. Period: 1845 - 1906.
1652. "John Bricker Snider." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1917. 5: 58. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of the business partner of John Shuh
in a Waterloo general store and later owner of the
Graybill Manufacturing Company which produced
office and school furniture. Family information
about the Sniders and Schneiders is given. Period:
1840 - 1917.
1653. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred.
"Frederick William Snider." The Province of
Ontario: a history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion
Publishing Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 244-245.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president and general manager
of The William Snider Milling Co. of Waterloo,
including a summary genealogy and a chronology of
the Waterloo mill property. Period: 1886 - 1926.
1654. Richmond, Elliott. "E.W.B. Snider." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1921. 9: 183-188. ill. Loc:
all.
A biography of Snider (1842-1921), mill owner,
promoter of the Waterloo Junction Railway and
"father of hydro power" in Ontario. Special
mention is made of a German roller machine, the
'Walzenstuhle" which Snider used in his flour mill
at St Jacobs. Period: 1842 - 1921.
1655. Rose, George Maclean. "Snider, Elias Weber
Bingeman." A cyclopaedia of Canadian biography:
being chiefly men of the time. Rose’s National
Biographical Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing
Co., 1886. P. 193. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of the St Jacobs miller who
represented North Waterloo in the Ontario
Legislature. Period: 1841 - 1886.
1656. Rose, George Maclean. "Snider, William." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
165-166. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Mayor of Waterloo and
proprietor of the Waterloo Mill. Period: 1845 -
1886.
1657. Snider, Winifred. "E.W.B. Snider, 1842-1921: an
appreciation." Waterloo Historical Society.
1956. 44: 8-11. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of the St Jacobs mill
owner and promoter of hydro-electric power, by his
granddaughter. On 14 May 1956, a memorial to
E.W.B. Snider was erected in St Jacobs by the
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission. Period:
1842 - 1921.
1658. "Frederick W. Snyder." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1946. 34: 38-39. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of the vice-president of the
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Company who was
also active in the Kitchener-Waterloo Rotary Club,
the Westmount Golf and Country Club and the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1881 - 1946.
1659. "Herbert M. Snyder." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 241-242. Loc: all.
A brief biography of Snyder (1873-1942),
president of Snyder’s Ltd, Waterloo, a furniture
and upholstering business. Period: 1873 - 1942.
1660. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Herbert
Maplin Snyder." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, pp. 582-583. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the president of Snyders Ltd, with
a summary genealogy and a biography of his father,
Simon Snyder. Period: 1806 - 1926.
1661. Bergey, Loma L. "Miriam Snyder Sokvitne."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1980. 68: 6-7. ilL
Loc: all.
A brief biographical sketch of the descendant of
Joseph Schneider, one of the county’s first
settlers. The author describes Sokvitne’s
interests in heritage preservation including her
service as president of the Waterloo Historical
Society and her involvement in establishing the
Joseph Schneider House as a museum. Period: 1913
- 1980.
1662. "100th birthday of Archie Spalding." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 85. Loc: all.
A native of Hawick, Scotland, Spalding came to
Galt in 1902 from Guelph and was plant
superintendent of Newlands and Company for 40
years. Period: 1866 - 1966.
1663. Fehrenbach, John F., Rev. "The Rev. Theobald
Spetz, C.R. D.D.." Waterloo Historical Society.
1922. 10: 261-264. Loc: all.
A biography of Spetz (1850-1922), priest,
president of St Jerome’s College, founder of St
Louis Roman Catholic Church in Waterloo, and
author of a history of the Catholic Church in
Waterloo County. Period: 1850 - 1922.
1664. "David Spiers." Waterloo Historical Society.
1917. 5: 53. ill. Loc: all.
An obituary of Spiers (1832-1917), businessman,
promoter of the Galt, Preston & Hespeler Railway,
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165
Mayor of Galt from 1880 to 1882 and president of
the Galt Hospital Board. Spiers is credited with
replacing Galt’s timber dam with a concrete one
and with negotiating the new building for the Galt
Collegiate Institute. Period: 1832 - 1917.
1665. Rose, George Maclean. "Spiers, William." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
558-559. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of Spiers’ establishment of his
Berlin store in 1857, as a branch of the Galt
business of Osborne Spiers and Co. Period: 1857 -
1886.
1666. "Moses Springer, M.P.P., Waterloo." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 119-120. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the man who was Reeve then Mayor
of Waterloo for many years, founded the Waterloo
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. and represented North
Waterloo in the Ontario Legislature from 1867.
Period: 1824 - 1880.
1667. Roos, Hilda G. "Moses Springer." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1940. 28: 142-143. ill. Loc:
all.
A biographical sketch of Moses Springer
(1824-1898), emphasizing his political roles.
Period: 1824 - 1898.
1668. Rose, George Maclean. "Springer, Moses." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. Pp.
315-316. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the man who represented North
Waterloo from 1867 to 1881 and then became sheriff
of Waterloo County. Period: 1824 - 1886.
1669. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "H.
Leslie Staebler." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 104-106. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the president of the Staebler
insurance agency, including an outline of the life
and achievements of his father, J.M. Staebler
(1846-1906). Period: 1875 - 1926.
1670. Carter, Eric M. 'Warren Donald Stauch." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1980. 68: 4-5. ill. Loc: all.
A profile of the teacher and former president of
the Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1944 -
1980.
1671. Groh, C.T. "Joseph Stauffer." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1936. 24: 237-238. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Stauffer (1852-1936), the
salesman who worked his way up to be president of
Newlands and Company and, with Andrew Newlands,
founded the Galt Robe Company. Family information
about the Stauffers is also given. Period: 1852 -
1936.
1672. "Jacob G. Stroh, 1848-1935." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1935. 23: 180-181. Loc: all.
A short biography of Jacob G. Stroh (1848-1935),
owner of a Waterloo tannery, collector of Indian
artifacts, and authority on early Berlin history.
Period: 1848 - 1935.
1673. Foster, Linda. "Lida B. Pearson Sturdy,
1895-1987." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 40-53. port. Loc: all.
A biography of the Cambridge’s first woman
lawyer who was also the first woman member of the
Preston School Board and an elder in St Paul’s
United Church, Preston. The author discusses the
balance of family and professional
responsibilities with community service. Period:
1921 - 1967.
1674. Sword, Jean Cameron. The story of my life, Jean
(Cameron) Sword: how a young girl’s dream came
true. 1984. 295 p. ill. Loc: OKlTW.
Autobiographical reminiscences of a woman and
her family who came to New Hamburg in 1956 and
became involved in local community life, including
the Fall Fair horse competitions and the Zion
United Church. Period: 1956 - 1984.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH T
1675. Rose, George Maclean. "Tait, Rev. Donald." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
328. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A brief profile of the minister appointed to St
Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Berlin, in 1879.
Period: 1879 - 1886.
1676. 'William Tassie, LL.D., Galt." The Canadian
biographical dictionary and portrait gallery of
eminent and self-made men, Ontario volume.
Toronto: American Biographical Publishing Co.,
1880. Pp. 478-479. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short biography of the principal of the Galt
Grammar School which was later merged into the
Galt Collegiate Institute. Period: 1853 - 1880.
166
Demographic and Social Structure
1677. Wilson, J. Donald. "Tassie, William." Dictionary
of Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1982. 11: 868-869. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 11:
962-963. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the Irish-born teacher
(1815-1886) appointed in 1853 as headmaster of the
Galt Grammar School where he built a national
reputation. Though the school was the first in
Ontario to be named a collegiate institute in
1871, the introduction of provincial examinations
and the new stress on practical rather than
classical education led to a decline in standards
and enrolments during the 1870s. Tassie resigned
under a cloud in 1881 and left Galt. Period: 1853
- 1881.
1678. Epp, Marlene. "Harvey W. Taves: one of Christ’s
men." Mennogesprach. 1989. 7,1: 4-5. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A biographical tribute to the achievements of
Harvey Taves (1926-1965), the last director of the
Canadian headquarters of the Mennonite Central
Committee in Kitchener which closed in 1964, and
one of the individuals instrumental in
establishing Conrad Grebel College. Period: 1926 -
1965.
1679. "Andrew Winton Taylor." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 5. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the long-time member of the
Waterloo Historical Society, with details of his
many contributions to the county in history and
agriculture. Period: 1918 - 1965.
1680. Barrie, James R. "Andrew Winton Taylor,
1907-1986." Waterloo Historical Society. 1986.
74: 99-100. Loc: all.
An obituary of the local historian and municipal
official, noting his publications in local history
and his roles in the Waterloo Historical Society,
Ontario Historical Society, Waterloo County Crop
Improvement Association and Central Dumfries
Farmers’ Club. Taylor also served as assessor,
tax collector and building inspector for North
Dumfries Township. Period: 1816 - 1986.
1681. "Thomas W. Taylor." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 48-49. Loc: all.
An obituary of one of the oldest residents of
North Dumfries, including references to his
service to the Riverside School Board terms and
the Central Dumfries Farmers’ Club. Mr Taylor’s
grandfather built the first mill in Galt. Period:
1816 - 1948.
1682. "C.F. Thiele." Waterloo Historical Society.
1954. 42: 42. Loc: all.
A short obituary of C.F. Thiele (1880-1954), one
of Canada’s leading band promoters, director of
the Waterloo Musical Society Band and founder of
the Annual Waterloo Band Festival. Period: 1880 -
1954.
1683. "Martin N. Todd." Waterloo Historical Society.
1917. 5: 54. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of Todd (1858-1917), president
of the Galt, Preston & Hespeler Railway, manager
of the Lake Erie & Northern Railway, first
president of the Waterloo County Golf and Country
Club, and connected with the Galt Horse Show.
Period: 1858 - 1917.
1684. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Sydney
Charles Tweed." The Province of Ontario: a
histoiy, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 399. port. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo insurance company
executive and organizer. Period: 1916 - 1926.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH U
1685. 'William Uffelman." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 49. Loc: all.
An obituary of the prominent Waterloo citizen
who was foreman with the Dominion Rubber
Company for fifteen years, president of the Waterloo
Board of Trade, and Reeve and Mayor of Waterloo.
1686. 'William Valores Uttley." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1944. 32: 35. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the teacher, publisher of
the Berlin Publishing Company, editor of Berlin
News Record and owner of The Elmira Signet
Uttley was very active in the Waterloo Historical
Society and wrote a notable history of Kitchener.
Period: 1865 - 1944.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH V
1687. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "James
Valentine." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 425. port. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo footwear manufacturer.
Period: 1903 - 1926.
1688. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "The downfall of Dr
Vardon." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75:
93-96. Loc: all.
A short account of Hawkesville’s Dr William H.
Demographic and Social Structure
167
Vardon, including his custody battle with his
second wife, Elvina, over their daughter Nellie.
Period: 1856 - 1886.
1689. Uttley, W.V. "Dr Augustus Stephen Vogt." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1926. 14: 190-194. ill. Loc:
all.
A biography of the former Dean of the Faculty of
Music, University of Toronto, Principal of the
Toronto Conservatory of Music, and founder of the
Mendelssohn Choir. The article relates Vogt’s
early life in Elmira and his many accomplishments
in music. Period: 1861 - 1926.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH W
1690. Rose, George Maclean. "Wagner, Joseph." A
cyclopaedia of Canadian biography: being chiefly
men of the time. Rose’s National Biographical
Series 1. Toronto: Rose Publishing Co., 1886. P.
144. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the German-bom tanner and business
partner of Galt’s Mayor, David Spiers. Period:
1863 - 1886.
1691. Wagner, Gordon. From my window. Courtenay, BC:
Flying-W-Publishing Co., 1988. 204 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUR.
Memoirs including an account of a trip to
Kitchener to discover the author’s ancestral
roots. His great-grandparents were Jacob Wagner
of Albany, NY, and Margaret Hailer, daughter of
Jacob Hailer of Berlin. The book contains a
fictionalized description of the courtship and
marriage of his great-grandparents in 1849. Louis
Breithaupt, who later married Margaret’s sister
Catharine, was a good friend of Jacob Wagner, and
the Wagner marriage took place in the home of
Liborius Breithaupt. A visit to the author’s
relative, Edna Staebler, is also recounted.
Period: 1849 - 1987.
1692. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "John
Walter." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, pp. 405-406. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the father and son of the same name
who built up a Kitchener business moulding
furniture ornamentation out of wood pulp. Period:
1912 - 1926.
1693. "John Watson of Ayr, 1820-1903." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1929. 17: 143-148. ill. Loc:
all.
A biography of John Watson, whose foundry in Ayr
grew into the John Watson Manufacturing Company
producing farm machinery. A public-spirited man,
Watson was first Reeve of Ayr in 1884, Warden of
the County, and a director of the Gore District
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Family information
is also included. Period: 1820 - 1903.
1694. "Miss E.D. Watson." Waterloo Historical Society.
1944. 32: 37-38. Loc: all.
An obituary of the Ayr native who was active in
that community and a member of the Waterloo
Historical Society, contributing many articles to
the annual reports. Period: 1900 - 1944.
1695. Shewchuk, John P. A Canadian tragedy: the story
of John Watson of Ayr. University of Waterloo
(student essay, History), 1986. 22 p. Loc: OKIT.
A biography of John Watson (1820-1903) stressing
his roles as industrialist and community leader in
Ayr. The author refers to Watson’s early work
experience in the Shotts Iron Works near Glasgow,
Scotland, and with Fisher and McQuesten in
Hamilton and Fisher and Lutz in Galt before
establishing his own business in Ayr in 1847.
Period: 1846 - 1903.
1696. Shewchuk, John P. "John Watson of Ayr." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1986. 74: 145-157. ill. Loc:
all.
A biography of Watson (1820-1903), Scots-bom
manufacturer of agricultural implements and Ayr’s
leading citizen from 1850 to the 1890s, including
details of business practices and successes and a
chronology of the industrial property. Sources
include reminiscences by a former employee, notes
by Watson’s daughter who was first principal of
the Macdonald Institute in Guelph from 1903 to
1920, and other materials held by Watson’s
great-grandson. Period: 1820 - 1903.
1697. Groh, Herbert. "A long-neglected son of Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961. 49:
32-34. Loc: all.
A short biography of Ephraim Weber (1870-1956),
writer, teacher, rancher, and correspondent with
L.M. Montgomery. Period: 1870 - 1956.
1698. Groh, Ivan. "Ephraim Weber." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 98,101. Loc: all.
An account of the family of Ephraim Weber, a
writer from Waterloo County who later moved to
Alberta. Period: 1895 - 1962.
1699. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. 'William
G. Weichel, M.P.P.." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 3, pp. 258-259. port. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the Waterloo hardware merchant and
politician, including an account of the family
168
Demographic and Social Structure
business. Period: 1870 - 1926.
1700. "William G. Weichel." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 46-47. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the Elmira-born businessman
who was elected Mayor of Waterloo in 1911 and a
member of the Ontario Legislature in 1923. Period:
1871 - 1949.
1701. "Reverend Anthony Weiler, Ph.D., D.D.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1949. 37: 45-46. Loc: all.
An obituary of the senior priest of the
Congregation of the Resurrection who died at the
age of 94. A graduate of St Jerome’s College in
1877, he first served at St Clement’s Church,
Preston and then at the Holy Family Church, New
Hamburg. He was also associate master of novices
at the novitiate in Kitchener. Period: 1855 -
1949.
1702. "Alex H. Welker retires from high school board."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 78. Loc:
all.
A note of Welker’s retirement from the
Kitchener-Waterloo High School Board after 54
years of service. Period: 1910 - 1964.
1703. "Fifty two years on high school board." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 62-63. ill. Loc:
all.
A biographical sketch of Alex Welker, co-founder
of Dominion-Electrohome Industries Ltd, founder of
Met-Craft Industries Ltd, and for 52 years a
member of the Kitchener-Waterloo High School
Board. Period: 1907 - 1961.
1704. "Clayton W. Wells." Waterloo Historical Society.
1934. 22: 150-151. Loc: all.
An obituary of the dentist Wells (1862-1934) who
was an active member of the Waterloo community and
author of "A historical sketch of the Town of
Waterloo, Ontario," published in the 1928 annual
report of the Waterloo Historical Society. The
article lists his service to the Town Council, the
Independent Order of Oddfellows (Germania Lodge),
the local Hive of the Knights of the Maccabees,
the Waterloo Musical Society, and the Press
Section of the Canadian Wheelmen’s Association.
Period: 1862 - 1934.
1705. "Augustus Werner." Waterloo Historical Society.
1937. 25: 275-276. Loc: all.
A short biography of Werner (1856-1937), Elmira
pharmacist, manager of the Elmira branch of Bell
Telephone, and a member of the Elmira School Board
for many years. Period: 1856 - 1937.
1706. "John Lehman Wideman." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1917. 5: 61. ill. Loc: alL
A short biography of Wideman (1833-1917),
Woolwich Township Clerk for 32 years, postmaster
of St Jacobs for 44 years, and a director of the
Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Period:
1833 - 1917.
1707. 'William Wylie Wilkinson." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1945. 33: 43-44. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Galt businessman, who
owned the drygoods firm of Wilkinson and
Mickleborough until his retirement in 1929.
Active in community affairs, Wilkinson sat on the
Public and Collegiate School Boards, as well as
the Galt City Council. Period: 1867 - 1945.
1708. Dickson, R.H., Mrs. "Miss Katherine Langdon Wilks:
an appreciation." Waterloo Historical Society.
1948. 36: 45-49. ill. Loc: all.
A tribute to the owner of Cruickston Park who
died at the age of 90. The author describes Miss
Wilks’ interests in horses, charities (she was
president of the Galt Red Cross for 25 years),
travelling and family tradition. A photograph of
Miss Wilks precedes the article and one of
Cruickston Park can be found at the front of the
1948 Waterloo Historical Society’s Annual Report.
Period: 1858 - 1948.
1709. Fraser, Alexander. "Samuel James Williams." A
history of Ontario: its resources and
development Toronto: The Canada History Co.,
1907. Pp. 972-974. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
President and general manufacturer of the Berlin
shirt manufacturing business, Williams, Greene &
Rome, Williams also promoted the Ontario Sugar Co.
and served on Town Council and Board of Trade.
Period: 1853 - 1906.
1710. "Amasa Winger." Waterloo Historical Society.
1953. 41: 47. Loc: all.
An obituary of Winger (1869-1953), leading
citizen of Elmira and owner of a dry-goods store
for forty years. Period: 1869 - 1953.
1711. Weissenbom, Georg K 'William John Wintemberg,
father of Canadian archaeology (1876-1941)."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches
Jahrbuch. 1986. 9: 198-202. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTUCG.
A short biography of the New Dundee native, from
his early years as an apprentice tailor to his
appointment as Assistant Archaeologist at the
Victoria Memorial Museum in Ottawa. The author
notes Wintemberg’ s many publications in folklore
and archaeology and his work for the Canadian
Folk-Lore Society founded in 1908. Period: 1876 -
Demographic and Social Structure
169
1941.
1712. Woeller, Richard. "William John Wintemberg."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1979. 67: 4-9. ill.
Loc: all.
A biography of the archaeologist born in New
Dundee, including references to his research in
Ontario prehistory and his many scholarly papers
on folklore and Indian artifacts. Period: 1876 -
1941.
1713. "Father Winter honoured." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 53. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of Rev. Simon J. Winter,
who in 1963 had been teaching for almost fifty
years at St Jerome’s College. Period: 1914 - 1963.
1714. "Sixty-sixth wedding anniversary." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 69. Loc: all.
A note of the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Abraham
Wismer of Preston. Period: 1903 - 1969.
1715. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Edward
E. Woelfle and Gustave A. Woelfle." The Province
of Ontario: a history, 1615-1927. Toronto:
Dominion Publishing Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 436.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the machine shops of John Jacob
Woelfle and his two sons in Berlin/Kitchener.
Period: 1845 - 1926.
1716. "W. Ervin Woelfle." Waterloo Historical Society.
1949. 37: 47. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the proprietor of the W.E.
Woelfle Shoe Company and active member of the
Waterloo County Health Association, the Lodge,
Rotary, and St John’s Anglican Church. Period:
1871 - 1949.
1717. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "The lively little
saint of St Jacobs." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1986. 74: 137-140. Loc: all.
A brief sketch of Dr Napoleon Bonaparte Wolfe,
bom in 1823 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
who practised in St Jacobs from 1853 to 1857. He
later built up a lucrative practice in Cincinnati
and published a book on his belief in
spiritualism. Dr Wolfe visited Berlin, Ontario in
1888. Period: 1853 - 1888.
1718. Page, Frank E. "Doctor Ward Woolner." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1954. 42: 43-44. Loc: all.
An account of various tributes honouring the
75th birthday of Dr Ward Woolner and marking his
retirement as Medical Health Officer of Ayr and
North Dumfries. Period: 1879 - 1954.
1719. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "Joseph
H. Wuest." The Province of Ontario: a history,
1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company,
1927. Vol. 4, p. 592. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the president of the Fischmann
Spring Co. of Kitchener. Period: 1854 - 1926.
1720. Becker, Janet. "Creek Cottage." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1986. 74: 63-72. ill. Loc:
all.
A biography of Robert Wyllie (1805-1875) who
migrated to Galt in about 1835 and pioneered the
village of Mudge’s Mills, renamed Ayr in 1840.
Postmaster, merchant, and Ayr agent for marriage
licenses, the Dumfries Reformer and various
insurance companies, Justice of the Peace, and
president of the Ayr Drill Association at the time
of the Fenian raids, Wyllie carried on his
business in the Wyllie Block on Northumberland
Street. Creek Cottage, first historical site to
be designated in North Dumfries Township, is a
one-storey frame structure in the Regency style,
apparently dating from the late 1840s. Family
letters sent to relatives in Gladstone, Missouri
provide valuable evidence of Ayr life in the
nineteenth century. Period: 1835 - 1875.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH Y
1721. "James Young, Galt." The Canadian biographical
dictionary and portrait gallery of eminent and
self-made men, Ontario volume. Toronto: American
Biographical Publishing Co., 1880. Pp. 701-702.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biography of the newspaper proprietor and
editor who represented South Waterloo as a Liberal
in the Dominion Parliament from 1867 to 1878.
Period: 1835 - 1880.
1722. McNaught, Carlton. "Hon. James Young: Canadian
patriot." Waterloo Historical Society. 1918. 6:
37-43. ill. Loc: all.
A biography by Young’s nephew who notes his
uncle’s political career as the Liberal MP for
South Waterloo from 1867 to 1878 and MPP for North
Brant from 1879 to 1887 and his introduction of
the regular reporting of parliamentary debates in
the Dominion Parliament. The owner of the
Dumfries Reformer at the age of 18, Young also
wrote Reminiscences of the early history of Galt
and the settlement of Dumfries (1880). Period:
1835 - 1913.
1723. O’Hallam, Michael. The political views of James
Young: editor of the Dumfries Reformer from 1853
to 1863. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A
thesis, History), 1967. 22 p. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
170
Demographic and Social Structure
A study of the political philosophy of James
Young (1835-1913) through an examination of his
newspaper editorials. The author concludes that
Young represented the non- Anglican Protestants of
western Upper Canada in his support of measures
which were anti-Roman Catholic, anti-French and
opposed to the privileged position of the Anglican
Church. Period: 1853 - 1863.
1724. "Unveiling of plaque to the memory of the
Honourable James Young, 1835-1913." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 25-31. ill. Loc:
all.
A short biography of the editor and publisher of
the Dumfries Reformer who represented the Galt
area federally or provincially from 1867 to 1887
and was a prominent community leader and notable
local historian. The article quotes remarks made
at the unveiling ceremony at Young’s Galt home,
Thornhill. Period: 1835 - 1913.
1729. "John Zryd." Waterloo Historical Society. 1917.
5: 56. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Zryd (1835-1917), one of the last
of Hespeler’s pioneer businessmen. He had a
hardware and tinsmith business and was town clerk
for thirteen years. Period: 1835 - 1917.
1730. "Frank F. Zwick." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 52. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the Waterloo doctor who
served as county coroner and in both world wars.
Active in community affairs, Dr Zwick sat on the
Waterloo Public School Board and was a member of
the Westmount Golf and Country Club. Period: 1914 -
1947.
SURNAMES BEGINNING WITH Z
1725. Crawford, Sybil Card. "George Henry Ziegler
1889-1981." Waterloo Historical Society. 1988.
76: 54-77. ill. Loc: all.
A biography listing Ziegler’s accomplishments
and referring to his parents and ancestors in
Germany. Period: 1889 - 1981.
1726. "Elizabeth Ziegler." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 243-244. Loc: all.
An obituary of the teacher for whom the
Elizabeth Ziegler School in Waterloo is named.
Period: cl869 - 1942.
1727. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "George
Henry Ziegler." The Province of Ontario: a
history, 1615-1927. Toronto: Dominion Publishing
Company, 1927. Vol. 4, p. 585. port. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A profile of the principal of the Kitchener
Conservatory of Music who also directed other
musical organizations including the Kitchener
Ladies’ Band, Kitchener Symphony Orchestra and
various church choirs. Period: 1885 - 1926.
1728. Middleton, Jesse Edgar and Landon, Fred. "The Rev.
Albert Lawrence Zinger, C.R., Ph.D.." The
Province of Ontario: a history, 1615-1927.
Toronto: Dominion Publishing Company, 1927. Vol.
4, p. 386. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the pastor of St Mary’s Roman
Catholic Church, Kitchener and former head of St
Jerome’s College. Period: 1901 - 1926.
Economic Development
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES
1731. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Community, ethos and local
initiative in urban economic growth: review of a
theme in Canadian urban history." Urban History
Yearbook. Edited by David Reeder. Leicester:
Leicester University Press, 1983. Pp. 53-72. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
An essay on the role of human agency in shaping
the economic bases of Canadian towns and cities,
especially the individual entrepreneurs and
associations of community leaders working through
municipal councils and boards of trade. The
author discusses concepts of community leadership
and urban ethos and surveys such growth strategies
as railway promotion, industrial bonusing,
advertising and boosterism. The Canada-wide study
refers at several points to the importance of
human agency in the growth of Berlin/Kitchener.
Period: 1850 - 1940.
1732. Cowan, H. Selected economic material on the
Midwestern Ontario Region. Toronto: Ontario
Department of Economics and Development, Regional
Development Branch, 1966. 76 p. ill. maps, charts.
Loc: OWT.
A report on the economic development of Huron,
Perth, Wellington and Waterloo Counties.
Population, labour force, education, income,
agriculture, manufacturing, construction, retail
trade and mining are considered. Some sections
refer to specific municipalities such as
Kitchener, Galt, and Waterloo. Period: 1951 -
1966.
1733. Dreger, Frederick L. The economic development of
the Grand River Valley. University of Toronto,
1932. 78 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
An historical survey of the settlement and
industrial growth of towns and cities along the
river, including Galt and Kitchener. Kitchener’s
industries are classified by product and American
companies are identified. Period: 1784 - 1932.
1734. "Getting the facts to provide the jobs: survey of
the resources of Kitchener-Waterloo." Canadian
Business. 1944. 17: 48-9, 136. ill. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1944.
1735. Kitchener Board of Trade/ Waterloo Board of Trade/
Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Kitchener-Waterloo
survey: a fact-finding survey for post-war
planning, part L the findings. Montreal:
Canadian Chamber of Commerce, 1944. 47 p. ill.,
maps, tables. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
Report of a survey of the potential for economic
growth and maximum employment in the twin cities.
Topics include the viability of postwar
manufacturing, industry, farming, income
distribution, and wage and salary levels.
Appendices provide statistical information on
households, farm communities and businesses and
illustrate purchasing trends for goods such as
home appliances, automobiles, machinery, farm
equipment and travel. Period: 1939 - 1944.
1736. Kitchener Board of Trade/ Waterloo Board of Trade/
Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Kitchener-Waterloo
survey: an approach to post-war planning for
boards of trade and chambers of commerce, part IL
the procedure. Montreal: Canadian Chamber of
Commerce, 1944. 46 p. charts, map. Loc: OKIT.
A description of the procedures used in the
economic survey of the Kitchener-Waterloo area,
which was planned as a model for other boards of
trade and chambers of commerce. An organization
chart, notes on how to organize the survey, sample
questionnaires, suggestions for publicity, and
advice on tabulating the results are included.
Period: 1944 - 1945.
1737. "Kitchener-Waterloo." Financial Post 1965. 39
p. in. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWT.
A special section of the newspaper describing
current economic conditions and mentioning the
universities and local companies in the furniture,
engineering, shoe, insurance, textile, rubber,
plastics, food and meat-packing sectors. Period:
1964 - 1965.
1738. Myhal, Taras G. Study of the evolution of
Kitchener’s labour force structure 1951-1977.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis), 1979. 2
fiche. tables, mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An analysis of Kitchener as a maturing urban
complex, including a brief economic history of the
region. The author describes the recent shift of
its labour force from manufacturing to more
service-oriented functions and discusses reasons
for the diversification. Kitchener is compared to
other cities in southern Ontario. Period: 1951 -
1977.
1739. Oelschlager, William. Darlegung der
»ngpnhlirklirhr>n finanripllpn V erhaltnisse
Canada’s nebst vergleichenden statistischen
Tabellen, als Antwort auf Urn. Fair Play’s Angaben
mit Ansichten fiber die brennende Tagesfrage:
"Schutzzoll oder FreihandeL". Berlin: P.E.W.
Moyer, Daily News Printing, 1878. 21 p. tables.
Loc: OKITW.
A discussion of the issue of free trade. Period:
172
Economic Development
1877 - 1878.
1740. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1927. 15: 256-263. tables.
Loc: all.
Remarks on various topics including the Winter
School courses in New Hamburg, the Waterloo County
census of 1861 (summarized in charts showing
ethnic origin and religion), and a list of
business advertisements between 1860 and 1880.
Period: cl860 - 1927.
1741. Panabaker, D.N. "Presidential address: eighty
years ago." Waterloo Historical Society. 1936.
24: 190-213. Loc: all.
Remarks on the state of the world in 1853, the
year Waterloo County was officially established.
Topics include the role of the Grand River in
shipping, the effect of the Crimean War on prices,
and urban rivalry among Chatham, Brantford and
Galt. Period: 1853 - 1858.
1742. Perry, Robert Louis. "So, nationalism: what can it
buy?" Financial Post 1971. 65: 1-2. ill. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971.
1743. "Preview of post-war purchasing power: some
findings of the Kitchener-Waterloo survey."
Canadian Business. 1944. 17: 30-1. tables, mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1946.
1744. Sutherland, S.H. "Jobs for post-war." Canadian
Business. 1944. 17: 36-7, 122. tables, mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A brief account of the survey of the economic
resources of Kitchener-Waterloo, undertaken by the
Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Reference from the
Canadian Periodical Index.
AGRICULTURE AND FARMING
1745. "Agricultural and livestock statistics for
Waterloo County 1927." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1928. 16: 11. Loc: all.
A list of statistics for crop yields and
livestock numbers. Period: 1927.
1746. Allen, Frederick George. The diffusion of
artificial insemination of dairy cattle in
Waterloo and surrounding counties. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A thesis, Geography),
1971. 54 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the development of the practice,
including a brief history of early organizations
and notes of problems and successes associated
with standards, costs and administration. Period:
1941 - 1967.
1747. "Apprenticeship of Edward Davis, an abandoned
child, by the town wardens of Waterloo to
Christian Schwartzentruber, a farmer of Wilmot
Township, 1 June 1839." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1969. 57: 80-82. Loc: all.
Transcript of a 1839 apprenticeship contract of
a young boy (aged 5) with a farmer. In return for
working for Schwartzentruber, Edward is to have
three years of schooling, food and lodging, and
tools to set up a farm of his own when he is
twenty-one. Period: 1839.
1748. Barrie, James R. "The Hill in North Dumfries in
1841." Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74:
129-136. ill. Loc: all.
Text of a letter written by James Edgar in 1841,
describing various aspects of farm making and
pioneer life. Edgar (1798-1873) emigrated from
Scotland in 1836 to become blacksmith of the
Dickie Settlement and in 1837 bought Lot 38,
Concession VII, one mile southwest of Ayr, a
property known as The Hill which is still farmed
by the fifth generation of his family. The Robert
W. Edgar family hosted a family reunion in 1987 to
mark 150 years of farming. Period: 1836 - 1841.
1749. Barrie, William C. Excerpts from farming diaries
of Will Barrie, Cedar Creek Road, North Dumfries
Township: 1912, 1913, 1914/ Excerpts from Canning
diaries of Ephriam S. Cressman, Breslau, Waterloo
Township: 1905, 1906, 1907. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, 1 v. ill. Loc: OKDHC.
Transcriptions of portions of two diaries giving
details on daily farming activities at the
beginning of the twentieth centuiy. The Cressman
farm was primarily a livestock operation while the
Barrie farm exemplified mixed farming.
Introductions to the diaries provide background
information on the farmsteads and a summary of the
diary entries. Period: 1905 - 1914.
1750. Bean, Gordon W. Hallman farm recollections of
1923. 1989. 6 p. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of reminiscences including a brief
histoiy of the farm, its buildings and farming
practices, as well as references to family
members. Period: 1842 - 1923.
1751. Bechtel, George. The 1914 look: landscapes and
gardens of Waterloo County. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Heritage Resources
Department, Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
1991. 221 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCLG, OKIT.
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173
A guide for historical interpreters of Doon
Heritage Crossroads, explaining gardening styles
and processes from the early 20th century. Topics
include attitudes toward gardening, garden design,
garden location, seeds and seed dealers, flowers,
vegetables, the character of the historical
landscape, methods of gardening, garden schools,
gardening societies, gardening for profit, and
marketing. Period: 1910 - 1914.
1752. "Bend-Wright farm house, Conestogo." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 84-85. ill. Loc:
all.
A history of the Bend-Wright farm, built in
1864, which became the Conestogo Golf and Country
Club in 1968. Period: 1864 - 1968.
1753. Bergey, Lorna L. "Wilmot family farms, part 1."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 62-65.
ill. Loc: all.
Information about four Wilmot families who have
held their farms since receiving patents from the
Canada Company. The families are the Hohls, the
Hoerles, the Ditners, and the Koch or Cook Family.
Period: 1848 - 1962.
1754. Bergey, Lorna L. "Wilmot family farms, part 2."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 70-73.
ill. Loc: all.
A continuation of an article about Wilmot family
farms, with information about the Schwartzentruber
family, the Murrays, the Honderichs, the
Guenthers, and the Gingerichs. Period: 1825 -
1963.
1755. "Century farmers." Waterloo Historical Society.
1962. 50: 11. Loc: all.
A report of a meeting at Vance’s School Section
#17 of six descendants of farmers who settled in
the area a century earlier. Period: 1862 - 1962.
1756. Class, R.E. Study of the agricultural development
in Waterloo County. Ontario Agricultural College
(student essay), 1943. 42 p. charts. Loc: OGU.
A brief survey of early settlement, land
clearance, early roads and railways as background
to analysis of crop and livestock production
trends. Period: 1800 - 1940.
1757. Cooper, Mike. The Kitchener- Waterloo fluid
milkshed, 1937-1965. University of Waterloo (B-A
thesis, Geography), 1967. 1 fiche. maps, tables,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the growth of the territory supplying
raw milk for fluid purposes (milk and cream). The
author describes the organization of the entire
operation, including the roles of the government,
the distributor, the transporter and the Ontario
Milk Marketing Board. Period: 1937 - 1965.
1758. Cowan, Jennie F. "History at the International
Plowing Match." Waterloo Historical Society.
1954. 42: 34-42. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the exhibits in the History
Tent at the International Plowing Match, 1954.
Period: 1954.
1759. Cruickston Park. 1973. 1 folded sheet, ill. Loc:
OWRA.
A brief history of the large property near Blair
and of its past owners, Matthew Wilks Keefer and
Katherine Wilks. The estate, noted for the
Hereford cattle bred there, became the property of
the University of Guelph in 1973. Period: 1824 -
1973.
1760. Curry, John A Agriculture on the urban fringe:
an exploratory study, Kitchener-Waterloo region.
University of Waterloo (M.A thesis, Regional
Planning), 1978. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
Some analysis of trends between 1956 and 1971 as
background to the main focus on conditions in
1975. Period: 1956 - 1975.
1761. Dominion Sugar Co. The sugar beet. Wallaceburg
and Berlin: The Company, 1915. 20 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUR.
An account of the cultivation and processing of
the crop, including short articles by the
Department of Agriculture and Prof. R. Harcourt
and a 1914 list of local sugar beet growers with
their gross returns and returns per acre. An
advertisement for the company is attached to the
inside front cover. Period: 1914 - 1915.
1762. Elliott, Hugh C. An outline of the history of
agriculture in Waterloo County. Ontario
Agricultural College (student essay), 1923. 41 p.
bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of pioneer and current farming
practices, including crop-livestock combinations,
methods of harvesting, labour-saving machinery,
farmers’ markets, reciprocity with the United
States, household economics and labour, social
activities and farmers’ organizations. Period:
1800 - 1923.
1763. Fielding, Jeffrey A Farmland rental in an
urbanizing environment: the fringes of Kitchener,
Waterloo and Cambridge 1971-1978. University of
Waterloo (M.A thesis, Geography), 1979. 2 fiche.
table, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An investigation of the significance of land
ownership, the farmland rental market, and
customized farming as trends and options in farm
business practices. Period: 1966 - 1979.
174
Economic Development
1764. "The first bank barn in Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 94. ill.
Loc: all.
A short entiy accompanying the photographs of
James Barclay’s bank barn which was in use from
about 1817 to 1955. Period: 1817 - 1955.
1765. Forsyth, R.A. "The Agricultural Representative
Service in Waterloo County (1907-1957)." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1956. 44: 55-62. ill. Loc:
all.
An account of the origins of the service, the
organization of school fairs, and the work of
Frank Hart, J.S. Knapp, E.I. McLoughry and R.A.
Forsyth. Period: 1907 - 1958.
1766. Frey, Kenneth D. Comparative occupational
aspirations of Old Order Mennonite and non-Old
Older Mennonite farm youth. University of Guelph
(M.Sc. thesis), 1971. 106 p., tables. Loc: OWTU.
A study of young Mennonite men, aged 19 to 24,
living north of Waterloo and west of Elmira. The
author found that all Old Order Mennonite
respondents planned to farm, while non-Old Order
Mennonites aspired to a broad range of
occupations. Recommendations are made to
safeguard the Old Mennonite traditions and farming
methods. Period: 1970 - 1971.
1767. "General abstract of agricultural produce, lands
held, occupiers of land, etc. for the County of
Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1928.
16: 10-11. Loc: all.
A list of statistics from the 1861 Census,
relating to areas of occupied land, numbers of
livestock and crop production. Period: 1861 -
1768. Griffith, Gary Burton. An analysis of the
economic factors and changes in land-use
associated with the transition to a beef feedlot
system in Waterloo County. Waterloo Lutheran
University (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1971. 103 1.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study, based partly on information from ten
feedlot operators, of factors in the shift from
the family farm to a new, specialized, competitive
form of business, and the need for small-scale
operations to change if they are to be viable.
Period: 1970 - 1971.
1769. Hart, Frank C. "The beginnings of agricultural
extension in Waterloo County." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 72-76. Loc: all.
A transcript of a CBC-TV interview with Frank
Hart, the first Agricultural Representative for
Waterloo County in 1907. Topics include problems
of transportation and winning the confidence of
farmers and the benefits of the Junior Farmers
movement and school fairs. Period: 1907 - 1920.
1770. Hoffman, Susan. "Dawson’s golden chaff." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1981. 69: 61. Loc: all.
A note on the selection of a superior strain of
wheat by a Scottish immigrant farmer in Galt in
1881. Developed by the Ontario Agricultural
College, the new variety continued to be popular
for winter wheat cultivation in Ontario. Period:
1881.
1771. Hollands, Mara. "Garden to table: continuity and
change in the gardens of Waterloo’s Mennonites."
From Pennsylvania to Waterloo:
Pennsylvania-German folk culture in transition.
Edited by Susan M. Burke and Matthew H. Hill.
Kitchener: Friends of the Joseph Schneider Haus,
1991. Pp. 108-115. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A survey of the crops and herbs raised in
Mennonite kitchen gardens in Waterloo County and
methods of food preservation with comments on
changes over time and comparisons with other areas
of Mennonite settlement. Period: 1850 - 1990.
1772. Hunsberger, Wilson. "Threshing day in the
twenties." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976.
64: 4-10. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the harvesting season
including descriptions of farm machinery used in
the 1920s. Period: 1920 - 1929.
1773. Junior Farmers’ Organization. "Century farms of
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1967. 55: 56-58. Loc: all.
A list of farms owned by the same families for
at least a century, with their rural mail
addresses. Each farm is indexed in the database
by the original family name and the 1967 owner’s
name. Period: 1867 - 1967.
1774. Knapp, J.S. and Brubacher, A.B. and Steckle, John.
Waterloo County Holstein-F riesian history,
1882-1962. Galt: Waterloo Holstein Breeders
Association, 1962. 56 p. ill. Loc: OKDHC.
A history of the development of the cattle breed
and the Breeders Association, with articles by
J.S. Knapp, AB. Brubacher, John Steckle, Fred M.
Snyder, Abner B. Martin and J.E. Powell. There is
a list of Waterloo champion cattle and their
owners from 1942 to 1961 and many advertisements
for local livestock farms with photographs of
their cattle. Period: 1882 - 1962.
1775. Ladell, John and Ladell, Monica. "The Gingerich
family, Oaklot Farm, Wilmot Township, Waterloo
County." Inheritance: Ontario’s century farms,
past and present Toronto: Macmillan, 1979. Pp.
Economic Development
175
143-147. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history of the farm, from its first
settlement by the Amish family of Jacob Gingerich
in 1825-6, through four generations of Gingerichs.
The process of farm making is described, with
dates of construction of farm buildings. By 1975,
it is noted, there were some 3,420 descendants of
the six married children of Jacob Gingerich and
his wife, Veronica Litwiller. Period: 1825 - 1975.
1776. Lee, Chun-fen. "Land utilization in the middle
Grand River valley of western Ontario." Economic
Geography. 1944. 20: 130-151. ill., maps. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A study of the topography, land types, land use
and agricultural characteristics of the region,
including Waterloo County. The author’s maps show
that the Waterloo area is typified by dairy and
hog farms, while the sandy soil is said to produce
high yields of rye and other grains. Period: 1943
- 1944.
1777. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. "Farming among Old Order
Mennonites of Ontario in the early twentieth
century." Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage. 1991.
14,3: 10-17. ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A description of the crops, livestock, gardens
and farming techniques of the Woolwich Township
Mennonites, noting particularly the Gingrich
farmstead on which the Peter Martin House was
located. The author comments on ways in which Old
Order Mennonites have continued to update their
farming methods. Period: 1889 - 1991.
1778. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. Life in the rural home:
Waterloo County 1900-1914. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1987. 189 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRN,
OWT.
A guide for historical interpreters at Doon
Heritage Crossroads, the report focuses on life in
the farm home and mainly features the activities
of women and children. Information on foodways
and health care practices is included, as well as
the physical setting of the typical farm house and
garden, water and sewage systems, and power
supplies. The study is based directly on
correspondence, diaries and photographs of
Waterloo County farm families. Period: 1900 -
1914.
1779. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. The new agriculture in
Waterloo County. Kitchener: Doon Heritage
Crossroads, Historic Sites Department, Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, 1990. 221 p. ill., bibl.
Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTUCG.
A guide for planners and interpreters at Doon
Heritage Crossroads, the report provides detailed
information on farm values, income, labour, soils,
waterways, weather, land use, crops and crop
rotation, weed and pest controls, livestock,
machinery, marketing and agricultural societies in
the period between 1900 and 1914. Period: 1900 -
1914.
1780. Mage, Julius A. Land use - edaphic relationships
in two selected areas of Woolwich Township.
McMaster University (M.A. thesis, Geography),
1967. 215 1. ill., maps, tables. Loc: OHM.
A study of the relationship between soil
characteristics, land use patterns and
agricultural productivity, using computerized
statistical analysis and detailed map
correlations. The author identified the part-time
or full-time status of a farm operation as a
factor worthy of further study. Period: 1961 -
1965.
1781. Mage, Julius A Part-time farming in Southern
Ontario with specific reference to Waterloo
County. University of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis,
Geography), 1974. 4 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of part-time farming as a response
by farmers to urbanization. Using the techniques
of factor analysis, discriminant analysis, and
hierarchical groups, author concludes that the
part-time farmer is a force for stability in areas
where agricultural and industrial areas are
juxtaposed. Period: 1945 - 1974.
1782. Mage, Julius A "Selected aspects of the
agricultural economy of Waterloo County." The
Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by AG. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 83-95. maps, tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A review of soils, climate, land use patterns,
crop-livestock combinations, and contrasts between
Mennonite and non-Mennonite farm types, based on
a sample of 149 farms. The author reports in more
detail on a mixed farming area in Woolwich
Township. Period: 1880 - 1970.
1783. May, Edna. "Oxen at the International Plowing
Match: a radio interview." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 60-61. ill. Loc: all.
Transcript of a CBC programme hosted by Edna
May who interviewed Andrew and Neil Taylor about
a pair of oxen they took to the 1959 International
Plowing Match. Period: 1957 - 1959.
1784. Maybee, Muriel. Agricultural systems of three
Mennonite orders. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1979. 1 fiche. tables, bibl.
176
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mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the variations in farming practices
of Old Order Mennonites, Waterloo Markham
Mennonites and Ontario Conference Mennonites in
Woolwich Township. The author describes the
farming traditions of each group, comparing
crop-livestock combinations and use of machinery,
artificial fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.
Period: 1800 - 1979.
1785. McClure, Robert John. A feasibility study of
commercial upland game bird farms in Waterloo
County, Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran University
(M.A thesis, Geography), 1972. 114 1. ill., bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
A study of the development of game farms,
including information on the habits of hunters
such as their locations, travel patterns, group
outings, preferred types of hunting, knowledge and
use of game farms, and willingness to pay for
hunting facilities. The author also reviews the
market potential for new game farms. Period: 1971 .
- 1972.
1786. McLoughry, E.I. "Agricultural progress in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
36-39. Loc: all.
A review of 40 years’ work by the former
Waterloo County Agricultural Representative.
Period: 1907 - 1960.
1787. Olaskey, Terry M. "The history of threshing
machinery in Waterloo County as seen at Doon
Pioneer Village." Waterloo Historical Society.
1974. 62: 64-70. Loc: all.
A description of machines in the Doon collection
including products of the John Watson
Manufacturing Co. and the Waterloo Manufacturing
Co. Period: 1850 - 1907.
1788. Ontario Agricultural Commission. "County of
Waterloo." Report, volume 2, appendix B,
containing returns relating to the soil, climate,
topographical features; cultivatable area and
products of, and the progress and condition of,
husbandry in the Province of Ontario. Toronto: C.
Blackett Robinson, 1881. Pp. 587-599. map. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
A survey of the state of agriculture in the late
1870s, based on answers to 32 questions sent to
each township. Information includes the period of
settlement, average prices of farms, state of
farmhouses and outbuildings, farmers’ markets,
crops cultivated and chief products. Period: 1878
- 1881.
1789. Panabaker, C.A The barefoot farm boy. boyhood
reminiscences of C_A Panabaker, Hespeler.
Kitchener: Waterloo Historical Society in
co-operation with the Kitchener-Waterloo Record,
1955. 44 p. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT,
OWTUR, OWTUCG, OWRN, OWRSJ.
Recollections of farm life near Hespeler in the
1880s, prefaced by a biographical sketch and
photograph of the author. An index is available
at the Cambridge Library and Gallery and the City
of Cambridge Archives. Period: 1877 - 1893.
1790. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Bam-framer and farmer:
traditional patterns govern the orderly world of
Mennonite barns and farms." Canadian Collector.
1982. 17,5: 39-42. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An account of the construction of a Mennonite
framed bam, drawn from the experience of Simeon
E. Martin, a Waterloo bam framer for many years.
The author discusses the layout of the
Pennsylvania banked bam and the function of each
part, and outlines the patterns of harvesting,
ploughing and seeding. Period: 1892 - 1984.
1791. Pierson, Joan. "Century Farm Fair." Family
Herald. 1967. 99,23: 32-33. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A mainly illustrated account of the fair
organized by the Rummelhardt Women’s Institute
about farm life in the 1860s. It describes
display of antique farm equipment, furniture and
cars and demonstrations of quilting and the making
of soap and icecream by people in centennial
costumes. Period: 1867 - 1967.
1792. "Progress removes 114 year old farm." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 71. Loc: all.
A brief note of the subdivision of 170-acre
Quickfall farm in Waterloo for 149 homes. Richard
Quickfall acquired the land in 1846. Period: 1846
- 1960.
1793. Public sale of farmstock and implements.
Waterloo: Chronicle-Telegraph, 1914. 1 sheet. Loc:
OWTUR.
A poster advertising the auction to be held at
the Dilman Moyer farm, north of Bridgeport oh 4
March 1914. Horses, cattle, implements, and grain
and hay and listed for sale. Period: 1913 - 1914.
1794. Reaman, G. Elmore. A history of agriculture in
Ontario. Toronto: Saunders, 1970. 2 v. 180, 264
p. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A general survey by a professor at the Ontario
Agricultural College in Guelph. Among the
references to Waterloo County are accounts of
rivalries among German-language newspapers that
covered agriculture (Vol.l, pp. 112-3) and of the
Agricultural Representative Service (Vol.2)
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177
including recollections by Elliot McLoughry who
served Waterloo County from 1924 to 1951. Period:
1800 - 1950.
1795. Schierholtz, C.W. "The Elmira Monthly Fair."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1947. 35: 32-33.
Loc: all.
A brief account of the fair which began in the
1860s and was the chief livestock market in the
district. Period: cl860 - 1947.
1796. Schmidt, John T. "International plowing match,
1954: it took a hurricane to stop Waterloo
County’s largest agricultural event!." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1954. 42: 28-33. ill. Loc:
ah.
An account of the match which was sponsored by
the Ontario Plowmen’s Association and interrupted
by Hurricane Hazel. Names are given of farm
owners, committee members and winners. Period:
1954.
1797. Scorgie, Ed. The sugar beet industry in
southwestern Ontario 1902-1968. University of
Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1970. 2 fiche.
ill., maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An historical account of the industry in the
communities of Berlin (Kitchener), Dresden,
Wallaceburg, Wiarton and Chatham. The author
discusses the roles of farmers, companies and
government, the commercial significance of the
crop, land and climatic factors, the use of
immigrant labour for harvesting and processing,
marketing strategies, and the demise of the
industry in the region. There are profiles of the
Ontario Sugar Company and the Dominion Sugar
Company of Berlin (Kitchener). Period: 1902 -
1968.
1798. "Seed growers’ award to W.C. Barrie." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 60. Loc: all.
A short note of the Canadian Seed Growers’ long
service award to W.C. Barrie at a meeting of the
Waterloo County Soil and Crop Improvement
Association. Period: 1920 - 1964.
1799. Snyder, O.A., Mrs. "1824 barn boards." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1974. 62: 31-33. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the Lyndenbrook Farm, lot 128
of the German Company Tract, with a brief
description of the buildings on the property. In
1814 John C. Snyder and his wife Catherine Shantz
settled the land which, except for the years 1856
to 1890, remained in the family to 1974. Period:
1814 - 1974.
1800. Soehner, Muriel. The development of agriculture
in the Waterloo area before 1900. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1978. 77 1.
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of factors in the county’s first century
of agricultural development. Information on
settlers, farming practices, trends in technology,
industrial growth, crop diversification, market
prices and exports is analyzed to determine the
extent to which each factor influenced change and
improvement. Period: 1800 - 1900.
1801. van der Linde, Robert. Factors affecting the
quality of agriculture in a selected area of
Waterloo County: the Erbsville area. University
of Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1968. 2
fiche. charts, maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the physical basis for agriculture
and the relationship between land capability and
present land use. The author identifies changes
in land use and property ownership between 1955
and 1967, and predicts future changes based on
current trends. Period: 1955 - 1967.
1802. 'Wayne Snyder farm home razed." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 78-79. ill. Loc:
all.
A report of the demolition in 1968 of a home
built in 1843 by Jacob Schneider and subsequently
occupied by four generations of Snyders. In the
second generation Jacob C. Schneider changed his
surname to Snyder. Period: 1843 - 1968.
1803. Wellington District Agricultural Society. Rules
of the exhibition, Guelph, July 24, 1851. Berlin:
H. Eby, Printer, 1841. 1 sheet. Loc: OGU.
John Harland’s name is on the broadside as
secretary of the society. Part of Goodwin-Haines
Collection. Period: 1841.
FINANCE, LAND AND CAPITAL
1804. Constitution of the Mennonite Aid Union. 1866-.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A series of booklets summarizing the rules and
procedures of the organization formed in 1866 by
Brethren of the Mennonite Church for mutual
assistance in case of fire; coverage was extended
to loss by fire, lightning, wind or water in 1893.
The Conrad Grebel College Library holds copies of
editions dated 1866 (in German), 1876 (in German),
1893, 1909, 1919, 1933, 1949, 1954, 1959, 1964,
1969 and 1974. Each edition since 1900 names
officers and directors and contains an historical
preface. Conrad Grebel College Library also holds
a copy of a translation of the 1876 constitution
printed in 1959. Period: 1866 - 1974.
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1805. Cowls, W.J. and Hawson, J.B. and Panabaker, J.H.
A century of mutuality. Waterloo: Mutual Life
Assurance Co. of Canada, 1970. 167 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU.
A history of the establishment and growth of the
insurance company which began in 1869 in Waterloo.
The work includes brief biographies of the
company’s first officers. Period: 1868 - 1970.
1806. Cunningham, Roderick K The legacy of the Gore.
Toronto: The company, 1989. 84 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
A history commemorating the company’s 150th
anniversary. The origin of the company and its
development, presidents and managing directors are
described within the context of Canadian history.
Period: 1839 - 1989.
1807. Dominion Life Assurance Co. Annual report. The
Company, 1921 - 1984. Loc: OWT.
Reports containing presidents’ messages,
financial statements, and lists of boards of
directors and officers. The Waterloo Public
Library has reports for most years since 1921, but
is missing reports for 1922, 1923, 1928, 1936,
1937, 1941, 1952 and 1981. Period: 1888 - 1984.
1808. Dominion Life Assurance Co. Four score years
1889-1969: a brief history of the growth and
progress of the company. Waterloo: The Company,
1969. 19 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brief biographies of the founders and an outline
of company history in 20-year periods. There are
lists and photographs of the first board of
directors and the 1969 board. Period: 1889 - 1969.
1809. Dominion Life Assurance Co. Profiles in
leadership: a concise chronicle of accomplishment
to commemorate the seventy-fifth anniversary of
the Dominion Life Assurance Company. Waterloo:
The Company, 1964. 34 p. ill., tables. Loc: OWTL,
OKIT, OWT.
A record of the company and its prominent
founders and employees. The achievements of
company notables such as Thomas Hilliard, Ford S.
Kumpf, and AS. Upton are related as well as
information on the administration and policies of
Dominion Life. There are lists of the company’s
assets and insurance in force from 1893 to 1963
and of long-time employees and branch trophy
winners. Period: 1889 - 1964.
1810. Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 70:
1871-1941: threescore years and ten. Kitchener:
The Company, 1941. 24 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A handsomely printed commemorative booklet that
contains less historical information than the 1921
company publication but includes photographs of
current directors, managers and the office
premises. Period: 1871 - 1941.
1811. Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Industry and
enterprise, 1871-1921. Kitchener: The Company,
1921. 23 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A summary of milestones in the company’s
history, illustrated with facsimiles of the
original subscribers’ list and early policies,
portraits of directors and officers, and exterior
and interior views of the company offices. Period:
1871 - 1921.
1812. Foot, W.W. One hundred economical years.
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 1971. 26 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
Brief commemorative history of the company,
organized by the terms of the various presidents:
H.F.J. Jackson, William Oelschlager, Hugo Kranz,
John Fennell, W.H. Schmalz, Frederick W. Snyder,
George C.H. Lang, Henry Knell, William D. Euler
and Henry C. Krug. There are drawings of the
various buildings used for company offices and
photographs of the board of directors in 1971.
Period: 1871 - 1971.
1813. Gnys, Stefan Chester W. Bank branch location and
distribution: a case study. Waterloo Lutheran
University (B.A thesis, Geography), 1973. 74 1.
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the rationale behind the selection of
bank branch locations in communities. The first
two chapters deal with branch trends found in
Canadian banks generally, while chapters three and
four concentrate on bank branch development in
Waterloo before 1972. The author concludes that
the number of branches in an area depends on the
factors of population density, the assurance of
measurable economic growth (both residential and
industrial) and traffic patterns. Period: 1830 -
1972.
1814. Gore Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Annual meeting
held at Galt on January 23, 1893. CEHM Microfiche
series, no. A00712. The Company, 1893. 1 fiche.
mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
The company’s 54th annual report, containing
statements from the auditors, inspectors and
directors. A financial summary for the year is
given, with an announcement of the purchase of a
site at the corner of Main and Ainslie Streets for
a new building. Period: 1892 - 1893.
1815. Jones, R.T. The Waterloo Trust and Savings
Company. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1974. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.,
tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the company’s founders and their
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original concept of a trust company, with details
of the company’s growth. Period: 1913 - 1974.
1816. Mennonite Credit Union (Ontario) Limited. Working
together ... the story of Mennonite Credit Union
(Ontario) Limited 1964-1984: an account of
beginnings and of growth, of learning and of
sharing, of creating a financial organization
within and for a particular community "where
brothers and sisters in heritage and faith serve
each other by working together". Waterloo: The
Company, 1985. 77 p. ill., tables. Loc: OWTUCG.
A history of the organization’s creation,
evolution and expectations, including an
explanation of its cooperative philosophy. Charts
and tables illustrate the success of the credit
union and there are photographs and lists of
notable individuals. Period: 1964 - 1984.
1817. Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada. Annual
report. Waterloo: The Company, 1954-. Loc: OKIT.
Very brief reports to policyholders, each
including a balance sheet, list of directors and
officers, and some promotional messages. The
Kitchener Public Library has reports for the years
1954 to 1965 (except 1961 and 1964) and for 1982
to 1990. The 85th report for 1954 has 24 pages
and is more detailed, including a message from the
president, highlights from the addresses to
policyholders by the president and general
manager, a simplified history of the insurance
business, some interesting facts on the business
methods, and a list of branch offices. Period:
1954 - 1990.
1818. Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada. An epic of
progress. Waterloo: The Company, 1950. 40 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTLB.
A promotional history marking the company’s 82nd
year of operation and dedicated to W.H.
Somerville. The early years under the direction
of its founders, J.B. Hughes, Isaac E. Bowman,
Cyrus M. Taylor, Moses Springer, John B. Snyder,
J.W. Walden, and John Allchin, are described. The
work includes an overview of the company’s
insurance policies and plans and brief
biographical profiles of prominent company leaders
from the Waterloo area. Period: 1868 - 1950.
1819. Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada. The men who
made the Mutual: some remarkable facts connected
with the organization of Canada’s only mutual life
assurance company. Waterloo: The Company, 1914. 1
v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Brief biographies of Cyrus M. Taylor, Moses
Springer, I.E. Bowman, Charles Hendry, Robert
Melvin (of Guelph), E.P. Clement and George
Wegenast. There is a photograph of each man, and
also of the first office and the new head office
building in 1914. Period: 1869 - 1914.
1820. "Mutual Life celebrates centennial." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1970. 58: 67. Loc: all.
A brief note that the Mutual Life Assurance
Company of Waterloo was incorporated in 1868 and
began business in 1870. The first policy was
issued to James W. Dodds, and the first woman
policyholder was Sophrana Maria Thompson, a
resident of Barrie, Ontario. Period: 1870 - 1970.
1821. "North Dumfries and South Waterloo Farmers’
Mutual Fire Insurance Company has centennial
[WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1956. 44: 42.
Loc: all.
A note of the centennial of insurance company,
with an outline of factors in its formation.
Period: 1856 - 1956.
1822. North Dumfries and South Waterloo Farmers’ Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. A century of progress. The
Company, 1956. 19 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative history of the company’s
development, with references to current directors
and to the amalgamations with the Hopewell Creek
Farmers’ Mutual and Guelph Township Farmers’
Mutual companies. Period: 1856 - 1956.
1823. North Waterloo Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
100 years of service, 1874-1974: North Waterloo
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company. The Company,
1974. 13 p. ill., graph. Loc: OKIT.
A brief commemorative history of the company,
including biographical information about four of
its presidents (Levi Stauffer, Josiah Stauffer,
J.H. Woods and Campbell Shantz), photographs of
buildings used for company offices, and lists of
current officers, directors and staff. A chart
shows the company’s assets and numbers of
policyholders from 1936 to 1974 and there are
facsimiles of the 1894 annual report and an
insurance policy from 1890. Period: 1874 - 1974.
1824. Oberholtzer, R.S. 'Waterloo Mutual: century old."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 75-79.
ill. Loc: all.
A centennial history of the company, including a
note that three other insurance firms were based
in the same building on King Street North,
Waterloo: the Dominion Life Assurance Company, the
Equitable Life Insurance Company, and the
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company. Period: 1863 -
1963.
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1825. Rules adopted fay the Galt Budding Society,
established 1848 and incorporated fay act of
parliament. Galt: Ainslie and JafTray, 1848. 23
p. Loc: OKITW.
Prospectus and rules for an organization
designed to assist members to save money and buy
houses. In 1848 officials included Absalom Shade
as president, Henry McCrum as treasurer and
secretary, and John Miller as the solicitor.
Period: 1848 - 1849.
1826. Sinclair, S. "Big insurers still call K-W home."
Financial Post. 1967. 61: 13, 14. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
1827. Staebler, Edna. The Waterloo Trust and Savings
Company: a brief history. Kitchener: Waterloo
Trust and Savings Co., 1963. 16 p. ill., tables.
Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An outline of the development of the company
founded in Waterloo in 1913. Tables summarize
progress from 1913 to 1962 and current directors
and officers are listed. Period: 1913 - 1963.
1828. "Trust company grows steadily on a strong regional
reputation." Financial Post. 1965. 59: 89. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
1829. Walker, Hester M. Ontario Mutual Insurance
Association: a century of protective service,
1882-1982. The Company, 1982. 95 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A general history including a facsimile of a
receipt from the North Dumfries and South Waterloo
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co., correspondence
concerning money sent to help British farmers
during the Second World War, and photographs of
the old and new (1968) Galt offices. There is a
biographical tribute to Walter R. Cross of Galt,
secretary-treasurer of the association for many
years. A list of mutual companies registered in
Ontario from 1881 to 1982 is included. Period:
1882 - 1982.
1830. Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 28th financial
statement of the company: total assets $280,784.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 38616. Waterloo:
Waterloo Chronicle, 1891?. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Period: 1890 - 1891.
1831. Waterloo Trust and Savings Co. 44 years of growth
built on service. Waterloo: The Company, 1956. 6
p. charts. Loc: OWT.
A financial statement and list of the company’s
financial services. Names of the current
directors, officers and managers are printed on
the back cover. Period: 1931 - 1956.
1832. Waterloo Trust and Savings Co. 46 years of growth
through service to the people of Waterloo County.
Waterloo: The Company, 1958. 10 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
An annual report and financial statement,
including lists of directors, officers, managers
and branch offices and a description of the
services. Period: 1957 - 1958.
1833. 'William Henry Schmalz and the Economical Mutual
Fire Insurance Company." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1933. 21: 65-67. Loc: all.
A short biography dealing mainly with Schmalz’s
advancement in the Economical Mutual Fire
Insurance Company and mentioning others connected
with the company, such as L.J. Breithaupt, James
Livingston, Joseph E. Seagram, E.W.B. Snider and
William Oelschlager. Period: 1862 - 1933.
1834. Young, James. History of the Gore Fire Insurance
Co., from 1839 to 1895 [microform]: being an
address delivered fay the Hon. James Young,
president of the company: in moving the adoption
of the report at the 56th annual meeting of the
company, held in their new head office, comer
Main and Ainslie streets, Galt, on the 28th
January 1895. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1895. 15 p.
ill. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 26164. Loc:
OKITW, OWTL, OWTU.
Includes lists of members of the first Board of
Directors, annual assets from 1877 to 1894, and
names of current agents by place. Period: 1839 -
1895.
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, INCLUDING
STUDIES OF SPECIFIC BUSINESSES
1835. "50 year anniversary of Hydro celebrated."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 71. Loc:
all.
A note quoted from the Waterloo Chronicle
about the Waterloo Water and Light Commission’s
plans to celebrate the anniversary. Period: 1910 -
1960.
1836. "The 50th anniversary of the Hydro-Electric Power
Commission of Ontario, 1906-1956." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1956. 44: 11-12. Loc: all.
An account of the various celebrations of the
anniversary in Waterloo County, including the
unveiling of a memorial to E.W.B. Snider in St
Jacobs. Period: 1906 - 1956.
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1837. "75th anniversary in 1960." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 36. ill. Loc: all.
Sattler’s Leather Goods, Kitchener, celebrated
its 75th anniversary in 1960. A photograph from
1898 shows the firm’s founder, Louis Sattler, and
three employees, Edward Foerster, A. Heller, and
H. Bender. Period: 1885 - 1960.
1838. Adair, Kim and Pautler, Peter and Strang, David.
"The U.R.W.A and the struggle for union
recognition: 1937-1939." Industrial unionism in
Kitchener, 1937-47. Elora: Cumnock Press, 1976.
Pp. 1-29. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT.
A narrative analysis of the negotiations and
strikes in Kitchener’s rubber factories, as a
result of which employees at Dominion Rubber won
an agreement recognizing the union while the
management of B.F. Goodrich and Kaufman Rubber
successfully opposed any concessions. Period: 1936
- 1939.
1839. "’Alone in his glory’: documents on the Kaufman
strike of 1946." Industrial unionism in
Kitchener, 1937-47. Edited by Terry Copp. Elora:
Cumnock Press, 1976. Pp. 53-78. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OKIT.
An outline of the successful unionization of the
B.F. Goodrich factory by February 1946, followed
by a very detailed documentary survey of
negotiations between the U.R.W.A. and the Kaufman
Rubber Company in 1945. A.R. Kaufman resisted
unionization of his workers and by late 1946 was
the only major non-union employer in the Ontario
rubber industry. Period: 1945 - 1946.
1840. Archaeological mitigative monitoring of the
Bernhardt Brewery site. River’s Crest development.
City of Cambridge, Regional Municipality of
Waterloo. Petersburg: Archaeological Research
Associates, 1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWRMA
A report on evidence revealed during
construction of a condominium in Preston. Once
the property of John Erb, the site was used by
Isaac Salyerds for a tannery and, from 1866,
developed as the Rock (Springs) Brewery. Period:
1806 - 1927.
1841. Archaeological testing of the Baden Brewery,
AiHd-91, Baden, Ontario. Waterloo: Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, Planning and Development
Department, Archaeology Division, 1990. 63 p.
ill., map, plans, graphs. Loc: OKIT, OWRMA
Report of an investigation, including results of
land title searches and a chronology of the
brewery begun by Henry Liersch in the 1850s.
Period: 1855 - 1900.
1842. Ascherl, Peter. "Where there is no vision the
people perish". University of Waterloo (student
essay, History), 19-. 34 1. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A review of the efforts of D.B. Detweiler and
E.W.B. Snider in establishing hydro-electric
service and of the controversy over public versus
private ownership of electric power. Period: 1900
- 1910.
1843. Atwater-Hallatt, Rosanne. "The Braendle Cider
Mill: Heidelberg, Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1985. 73: 22-37. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A description of shoemaker Braendle’s
transformation into a cider maker, with a
description of techniques including the machinery
driven by horse, wind and steam. The author also
discusses the styles of the building and attitudes
toward alcoholic liquor. Period: 1855 - 1917.
1844. Atwater-Hallatt, Rosanne. "The smokehouses of
Heidelberg, Ontario: an inventory." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1986. 74: 78-95. ill., map.,
table. Loc: all.
A detailed study of seventeen traditional
smokehouses within a one-mile radius of
Heidelberg, as examples of functioning vernacular
architecture. The author describes and analyzes
both the technology of food preservation and the
architectural features of the structures. Period:
1850 - 1986.
1845. Baechler, Glenn D. 'Waterloo County’s romance with
the automobile." Waterloo Historical Society.
1971. 59: 8-19. Loc: all.
An historical account of early makes of
automobiles manufactured in the region. Period:
1899 - 1936.
1846. Ballantyne, H. Kitchener, the birthplace of
hydro. Kitchener: Public Utilities Commission,
1967. 20 p. ill., ports., tables. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUR.
A brief history of electricity in Kitchener from
1906 to 1967, to commemorate Canada’s centennial.
The roles of community leaders and regulatory
institutions, such as the Kitchener Public
Utilities Commission, are discussed. Tables
illustrate the growth of consumption and compare
power rates of 1922 and 1965. Period: 1906 - 1967.
1847. Bater, James H. and Walker, David F. "Foreign
ownership and industrial linkage." Industrial
development in Southern Ontario: selected essays.
Edited by James H. Bater and David F. Walker.
Publication Series, no.3. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, Faculty of Environmental Studies,
University of Waterloo, 1974. Pp. 101-125. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL.
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Report of an analysis of 166 plants in the
Hamilton area and 150 in midwestern Ontario (a 50
per cent sample of plants in each of Guelph,
Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Brantford).
The authors find that Canadian-controlled
operations tend to be functionally more integrated
with the local community than foreign-controlled
ones. Period: 1970 - 1971.
1848. Bauer, Gary Brian. Industrial location in small
Ontario municipalities: case study of Elmira,
Ontario. Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1976. 125 1. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of local industry as an indicator of the
viability of a small community. The author
concludes that personal, subjective factors in
choosing a location may be as important as
transportation, labour, buildings and services.
Period: 1940 - 1976.
1849. Becker, Annemarie. Ownership change and the
German family manufacturing firm in Kitchener
since 1945. University of Waterloo (B.A thesis,
Geography), 1982. 1 fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
A study which begins with a brief history of
industrial development in the city before 1945 and
after World War II. The second half of the essay
discusses the ownership structure of Kitchener’s
industries and the extent to which German cultural
elements influenced the city’s development.
Period: 1945 - 1981.
1850. Bixby, M.G. Industries of Canada: historical and
commercial sketches: London, Woodstock, Ingersoll,
Guelph, Berlin, Waterloo, St Thomas, Windsor, and
environs: its prominent places and people,
representative merchants and manufactures, its
improvements, progress and enterprise
illustrated. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 07189.
Toronto: M.G. Bixby, 1887. 2 fiche. ill., indexes,
mf. Loc: OWTU.
A compendium of information about businesses and
businessmen. Period: 1886 - 1887.
1851. Bixby, M.G. Industries of Canada: historical
sketches: Waterloo, Galt, Dundas, St Catharines,
Hamilton, Guelph, Berlin and environs: its
prominent places and people, representative
merchants and manufacturers: its improvements,
progress, and enterprise illustrated. Toronto:
M.G. Bixby, 1886. 114 p. ill. photocopy. Loc:
OKIT.
A compendium of information about businesses and
businesses in various Ontario towns and villages.
Similar to the 1887 publication on CIHM microfiche
except that the 1886 publication includes Galt but
not Preston while the 1887 publication includes
Preston and not Galt. Period: 1885 - 1886.
1852. "Blacksmith for 59 years." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 10. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of William Fritz, 75, with a note
that he learned his trade in St Agatha and worked
from 1917 to 1967 in Erbsville. Period: 1891 -
1966.
1853. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Berlin’s last bonus: or
how Kitchener became the rubber capital of
Canada." Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74:
6-22. ill., map, bibl. Loc: all.
An account of the development of the rubber
products industry in Berlin/Kitchener from its
origins in the manufacture of leather and felt
footwear and the foundation of rubber footwear
businesses such as the Berlin Rubber Company
(1900), the Merchant’s Rubber Company (1904) and
the Kaufman Rubber Company (1908). The author
discusses the role of T.H. Rieder in establishing
two automobile tire factories in the city. The
huge Dominion Tire factory was built in 1912-13 by
the Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company (CCR),
a subsidiary of U.S. Rubber, with the support of
Berlin’s last municipal bonus. Though Rieder’s
efforts to establish a second, all-Canadian tire
plant in Kitchener were ended by his early death
in 1922, the enterprise survived under the BF
Goodrich company of Akron, Ohio. Period: 1900 -
1931.
1854. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Bonusing and boosterism:
industrial promotion by Ontario municipalities to
1930." Planning History Bulletin. 1985. 7,2:
23-29. bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A survey of the activities by which Ontario
municipalities tried to promote local industry, by
advertising to attract the attention of outside
entrepreneurs and by more material inducements.
Successive changes in municipal bonusing powers
are summarized and the author estimates the total
dimensions of bonusing in Ontario. Case studies
from several Ontario towns and cities including
Berlin/Kitchener are cited to illustrate various
municipal policies and experiences. Period: 1870 -
1930.
1855. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Building industrial
communities: Berlin and Waterloo to 1915."
Manufacturing in Kitchener-Waterloo: a long-term
perspective. Edited by David F. Walker. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1987. Pp. 5-33, 195-197. ill., maps., graphs. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
An analysis of factors and phases in the process
of industrialization that was especially rapid in
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Berlin. The author emphasizes the role of local
entrepreneurs in exploiting opportunities to build
up and expand particular product lines and the
encouragement of enterprise by municipal
industrial policies. Maps identify and locate all
factories in 1878, 1897 and 1913 in relation to
the railway systems. Period: 1809 - 1915.
1856. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Building the city on a
foundation of factories: the ’industrial policy’
in Berlin, Ontario, 1870-1914." Ontario History.
1983. 75,3: 207-243. ill. maps, tabl., bibl. Loc:
OKtT, OWTL, OWTU.
A case study of the roles of local entrepreneurs
and institutions such as boards of trade and
municipal councils in stimulating urban-industrial
growth. The author describes Berlin’s
entrepreneurial elite and urban ethos and explains
the powers of inducement used by municipal
councils to attract and keep manufacturers in the
community. The industrial policy is traced
through several phases and its effectiveness is
assessed and compared with other Ontario towns and
cities. Period: 1870 - 1914.
1857. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "The maturing industrial
economy: Kitchener-Waterloo, 1915-1945."
Manufacturing in Kitchener-Waterloo: a long-term
perspective. Edited by David F. Walker. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1987. Pp. 35-59, 195-197. ill., maps, graphs,
tables. Loc: OKTT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A survey of industrial growth and change during
a period when Kitchener-Waterloo retained a
diversified structure and high degree of local
ownership and management despite the forces of
corporate capitalism, foreign investment and new
technology. Maps represent the urban-industrial
patterns in 1913, 1927 and 1947 and graphs
summarize statistics of production and employment.
The effects of industrial growth on urban society
and environment are outlined. Period: 1915 - 1945.
1858. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Municipal bonusing of
industry: the legislative framework in Ontario to
1930." Urban History Review. 1981. 9,3: 59-76.
tables. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A survey and summary of the changing legislative
framework within which Ontario cities, towns and
villages offered various types of bonuses and tax
exemptions to attract or hold manufacturers. The
author compares the evidence of bonusing contained
in municipal by-laws and in special acts of the
Ontario Legislature for several towns including
Berlin, Waterloo, Galt, Preston, Hespeler, Guelph
and Hamilton. Period: 1867 - 1930.
1859. Bloomfield, Elizabeth and Bloomfield, G.T. "Urban
industrial development in central Canada."
Historical atlas of Canada, Volume m,
1891-1961. Edited by Donald Kerr and Deryck W.
Holdsworth. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1990. Plates 13 and 40. maps, tabl., bibl. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU, OKIT.
A series of maps and graphs showing the
remarkable growth of Berlin/Kitchener and Waterloo
in relation to other cities and towns of central
Canada between 1891 and 1937. Plate 13 includes a
case study of the twin cities in 1897 and 1927,
depicting the locations of factories by industry
type and size, and the patterns of workplaces and
residences of employees in five sample factories.
Period: 1891 - 1937.
1860. Bloomfield, G.T. and Bloomfield, Elizabeth.
Waterloo County industries: index to 1871
manuscript census. Canadian Industry in 1871:
Ontario County Series. Guelph: Department of
Geography, University of Guelph, 1991. 76 p.
bibl., chart, indexes, map, tables. Loc: OCCA
OKIT, OWT, OWTU.
A discussion of the status of manufacturing
industry in the county, based on data collected in
the first Census of Canada and made
machine-readable in the CANIND71 project.
Summary data are presented in appendix tables for
more than 700 industrial establishments, organized by
location and industry type. Period: 1870 - 1871.
1861. Bowering, Ian. The art and mystery of brewing in
Ontario. Bumstown: General Store Publishing
House, 1988. 131 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCCA OKIT,
OWT, OWTL.
Descriptions of Ontario breweries, arranged
geographically with entries for Baden, Bamberg,
Bridgeport, Galt, Kitchener, New Hamburg,
Petersburg, Preston, Waterloo and Wellesley.
Entries vary from a mention of the brewer’s name
and dates to several pages of description. Hop
growing and the temperance movement are discussed.
Period: 1810 - 1972.
1862. Bowman, Henry B. "Preston’s furniture industry and
Percy R. Hilbom." Waterloo Historical Society.
1972. 60: 78-87. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed account of Percy Hilbom’s 50-year
career, with references to manufacturers and
retailers such as Frederick Guggisberg, Frederick
Grove, John and William Werlich, Frank and Austin
Moss, Charles and Joseph Daniel, Oliver Kummer,
Reg Sears, William Stahlschmidt, Percy Hilbom,
Alvin Schlegel, Irvin Merkel, Robert Liptrap,
Thomas Fink, J. Mickler, John Dopp, Don McCaffery,
Ed Bowman, Ed Merkel, George Gruetzner, James
Wildman and the Schmidt family. Period: 1838 -
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1972.
1863. "Breithaupt centennial: a century in leather."
Shoe and Leather Journal 1957. 70,3: 85-97.
ill. Loc: OWTUR.
An historical sketch of the Breithaupt Leather
Co. of Kitchener, including a profile of L.O.
Breithaupt as "industrial leader and public
servant." The feature is illustrated with
photographs of family members who had directed the
business during the previous centuiy, the original
Breithaupt home and various tanneries. Period:
1857 - 1957.
1864. Brenner, Jeff. "The history of the phonograph."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64: 23-25.
ill. Loc: all.
A short discussion including a profile of the
manufacturing business begun by Arthur B. Pollock
in Berlin in 1907. Originally named the Pollock
Manufacturing Company, it was also known as
Phonola Company of Canada, Pollock-Welker Limited,
and Dominion-Electrohome Limited. Period: 1877 -
1925.
1865. Brewster, Winfield. Hespeler yarns: odds and ends
about the textile trade at Hespeler, and some of
the people who were concerned therewith.
Hespeler: The Author, 1953. 46 p. ill. map,
facsims. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OCCA.
A history of the mill buildings, their owners
and the various factory tasks, with an appendix
listing over 3,000 people who worked in the
woollen mills. The list indicates the number of
generations a family had worked and whether or not
a family member was a manager. Two pages of
facsimiles show the letterheads of the various
textile companies in Hespeler and signatures of
the mill owners. A map of Hespeler and the
surrounding area is included. An index is
available at the Cambridge Library and Gallery and
the City of Cambridge Archives. Period: 1862 -
1953.
1866. Bryden, Annie Rodd. "History of Forest Mills
(Rodd’s Mill)." Waterloo Historical Society.
1948. 36: 35-40. Loc: all.
A short history of the flour and grist mill on
Mill Creek about three miles from Galt, with
anecdotes about the various owners. Of particular
interest is the Rodd family who ran the mill and
the surrounding farm from 1879 to 1914. During the
time that the railway was built nearby, Mrs Rodd
took in boarders who worked on the railway. By
1947 the mill had all but disappeared. Period:
1836 - 1947.
1867. Burns and Co. The story of Burns & Co. Limited,
pioneer meat packers of Canada The Company,
1943. 40 p. Loc: OWTUR.
An illustrated account of the development and
growth of the meat processing company that
acquired the Dumarts Meat Packing business of
Kitchener in 1941. Period: 1913 - 1943.
1868. Canada Barrels and Kegs. Rolling out the barrels
for 70 years, 1872-1942. The Company, 1942. 21 p.
ill. Loc: OWT.
A promotional booklet describing the
barrel-making process with photographs of past
buildings, employees at work, machinery and
various types of barrels. Information is included
about Charles Mueller who founded the business.
Period: 1872 - 1942.
1869. "Canada Felting closes." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1969. 57: 58. Loc: all.
A short note of the closing of Canada Felting,
founded in 1903 by E.W.B. Snider and once St
Jacobs’ largest employer. Period: 1903 - 1969.
1870. Canadian industrial record, descriptive of and
illustrating Brantford, Berlin, Waterloo, Galt,
Stratford and Woodstock. 1914. 39 p. ill. mf.
Loc: OCLG.
Profiles of leading businesses in each
community. Period: 1900 - 1914.
1871. Carter, John. War-time labour unrest and
industrial conflict: a case study of Kitchener,
Ontario (1941). University of Waterloo (student
essay, History), 198-?. 28 1., tables, bibl Loc:
OKIT.
An analysis of the rise of local union
membership and the reaction of management and
government to workers’ demands. The author notes
changes in the workforce in explaining the growth
and strength of organized labour. Period: 1939 -
1945.
1872. "Century-old pottery at Conestogo." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 33. Loc: all.
An account of the excavation by Walter Kenyon
and Donald Webster of pottery made by William Eby
and his son in Conestogo. The clay was brought
from Philipsburg and production was mostly crocks
and jugs for home use. Period: 1856 - 1967.
1873. Charboneau, Mark. DJB. Detwefler and E.WJB.
Snider and the cooperative municipal electric
power movement of Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran
University (B.A. thesis, History), 1972. 85 L
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL.
A study of the roles of the two men in the
movement to develop and distribute hydro-electric
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power from Niagara Falls. Period: 1888 - 1906.
1874. Christie, R.C. The development of the furniture
industry in the southwestern Ontario furniture
manufacturing region. University of Western
Ontario (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1964. 136 1.
ill. maps, tables. Loc: OLU.
A study of the industry in the larger region.
Period: 1850 - 1960.
1875. Copp, John Terry. "The experience of industrial
unionism in four Ontario towns, 1937-1947."
Committee on Canadian Labour History Bulletin.
1978. 6: 4-10. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A report based on a preliminary inventory of
source materials for labour history in Kitchener,
Brantford, Welland and Galt. The author argues
that the experience of the industrial working
class in each town was shaped more by local
factors than regional or national transformations.
Period: 1937 - 1947.
1876. Copp, John Terry. Industrial unionism in
Kitchener, 1937-47. Elora: Cumnock Press, 1976.
99 p. plates, ill. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OCCA, OKIT.
A collection of four case studies of labour
union activities in the Kitchener rubber and
meat-processing industries. Copp introduces the
volume with a brief survey of the state of
Kitchener’s industrial economy at the onset of the
depression of the 1930s and of the conditions that
may explain industrial unionism that began in the
furniture factories. The four essays have
separate records in the WRP database. The volume
is illustrated with some excellent photographs,
and two appendices present the brief of the Twin
City Labour Council to the National War Labour
Relations Board in 1943 and extracts from the
Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Kitchener-Waterloo
Survey of 1943. Period: 1931 - 1947.
1877. Cowan, Jennie F. "Extending commercial interests
and public services: a brief study of the Adam
Feme & Co. in Waterloo County, 1832-60."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1953. 41: 19-28.
Loc: all.
An account of the business, including
biographies of Adam Ferrie and his brother Robert
and based on Robert Feme’s papers. Period: 1832
- 1860.
1878. Cressman, Ella M. "Breslau millstones." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 19. Loc: all.
A note of the acquisition by Boon Pioneer
Village of the circular stones used for grinding
grain that were imported from France by Joseph Erb
in 1850. Period: 1850 - 1973.
1879. Cressman, Ella M. "The sugar beet industry."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 91-93.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the industry in the Berlin
area from 1901, noting the promotional roles of
D.B. Detweiler and S.J. Williams and the creation
of the business later known as the Dominion Sugar
Company which lasted until the 1920s. The author
includes her childhood reminiscences of a sugar
beet farm. Period: 1901 - 1972.
1880. Crocker, R. The Baden Brewery. University of
Waterloo (student essay), 1989. 32 p. ill., bibl.,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the Baden Brewery and its site,
including all land transactions, dwellings and
commercial ventures. The author notes that the
site was used by the Silver Spring Creamery at the
turn of the twentieth century and that it was
later a Sunday School church camp. Period: 1850 -
1989.
1881. Davey, George M. Kitchener: a case study in
industrial geography. University of Waterloo
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1966. 3 fiche. ill.,
maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the historical development, nature
and pattern of the city’s manufacturing
industries, mainly since 1945 and with reference
to the growth and functions of industrial parks.
Period: 1945 - 1965.
1882. "Demolition of Parkway Mill." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 58. Loc: all.
A short history of the Parkway Feed Mill,
formerly German Mills, demolished in 1963. Period:
1806 - 1963.
1883. "Deux nouveaux noms." Commerce. 1972. 74: 58-9.
Loc: OWTU.
A note about new Galt firms, Waltec Industries
Ltd and Galt Brass Works. Reference from the
Canadian Periodical Index.
1884. "Dominion Button closes." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 33. Loc: all.
A short note of the closing of the business,
founded by H.S. Huber and Emil Vogelsang and
owned by the Gross family from 1912. Period: cl877
- 1964.
1885. Dominion Rubber Co. The Dominion: special issue.
Montreal: The Company, 1948. 7,6: 4-9, 10-15. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A special issue of the company magazine with two
articles about Kitchener. The first, "Kitchener:
our town," describes history and landmarks of the
area and outlines local company history. The
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second, "Away from work with our Kitchener
people," gives photographs and descriptions of
Kitchener employees with their hobbies. Period:
1900 - 1948.
1886. Dominion Woollens and Worsteds. Production at
Dominion Woollens and Worsteds, 1900-1934. The
Company, 1934. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
A summary of monthly output by the mill from
1900 to 1934, classified as to knitting, weaving,
yarns, serges, worsteds and coatings, ladies’
coats, busters and bathing suits. Monthly
shipments, wages and sales are also reported.
Period: 1900 - 1934.
1887. Donaldson, Gordon. Sausages, schnitzels & public
power: a brief history of Ontario Hydro’s first 75
years. Toronto: Hydro Electric Power Commission
of Ontario, 1980?. 19 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A brief account of the establishment of the
commission through the efforts of D.B. Detweiler,
E.W.B. Snider and Adam Beck, including a reference
to the day in October 1910 when Berlin was "turned
on." Period: 1902 - 1977.
1888. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Mills and millers in western
Ontario." Western Ontario Historical Nuggets.
1946. 9: 1-9. Loc: OGU.
An account of flour mills in Waterloo County,
previously published in Northwestern Miller Vol.
145, no. 5, in February 1926. Period: 1806 - 1920.
1889. Duquette, T. "Auto parts retain export sales."
Financial Post. 1971. 65: 0-2. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971 -
1890. Dyas, John H. and Nichols, C.M. The Twin-Cily
Berlin and Waterloo and their industries,
commercial, financial, manufacturing. Berlin:
Berlin News Record, 1908. 44 p. ill., index. Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT, OWT, OWTUCR.
A photocopy of the special promotional souvenir
of The Daily Citizen of Waterloo and The News
Record of Berlin, presenting detailed profiles of
prominent enterprises and biographical sketches of
their owners and managers. Period: 1860 - 1908.
1891. Elliott, M.N. Kitchener 1940-1945. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 1973. 25 p.
bibl., charts. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the city’s economic development
during the Second World War, including an
examination of labour disputes. The author finds
that strikes in the rubber, button and
meat-packing industries for union recognition and
higher wages ended in compromise. Period: 1940 -
1945.
1892. "The embarrassment of success." Industrial
Canada. 1963. 64,5: 61-63. Loc: OGU, OWTU.
An account of the Greb Shoe Company of
Kitchener. Period: 1913 - 1963.
1893. Engel, R. "Tax changes help generate high voltage
for Electrohome." Financial Post. 1972. 66: 21.
ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
1894. England, Dan and England, Robert and Stewart, Del.
"The 1946 rubber workers strike." Industrial
unionism in Kitchener, 1937-47. Edited by Terry
Copp. Elora: Cumnock Press, 1976. Pp. 79-99. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL, OKIT.
A narrative analysis of the strike, considered
in the context of other industrial disputes in
Canada and the United States. The authors
conclude that the strike, though perhaps unduly
protracted, established the credibility of the
union and was followed by over twenty years of
relatively smooth labour-management relations.
Period: 1945 - 1947.
1895. "Expansion number, 1835-1929." Kitchener Daily
Record 1929, April 2. Pp. 1-24. ill. Loc: OWT.
Newspaper supplement celebrating the move of the
Record from its old headquarters on King Street
to a new building at the comer of Queen and Duke
Streets. The names and photographs of many
employees are given, from the president, W.D.
Euler, and manager, W.J. Motz, to the office and
editorial staff, consisting of eleven men and one
woman. Articles and photographs depict the new
building and many aspects of newspaper production.
Period: 1835 - 1929.
1896. Falkner, Theresa Goldie. The Goldie saga, part
two: the Goldie Mill. The Author, 19-?. 4 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A history of the mill from its foundation in
1849 as a flour and oatmeal mill, until 1910 when
the mills were sold to the Canadian Cereal and
Milling Company Ltd. Most of the history is told
by quoting from letters written by John Goldie to
his son James in New York State. There are
descriptions of machinery, expenses, production
and buildings. The author is a grand-daughter of
John Goldie, the botanist and mill owner. This
work is bound with parts one, three and four at
the Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1849 - 1910.
1897. "Fiftieth anniversary of Hydro." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1953. 41: 9. Loc: all.
A description of the celebrations, including the
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naming the transformer station at Petersburg after the expansion of sales territories from 1925 to
D.B. Detweiler. Period: 1903 - 1953. 1965. Period: 1890 - 1977.
1898. "First cheese factory in Wilmot Township [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 52. Loc:
all.
A note from the Berliner Journal of 19 July
1866, about the construction of the first cheese
factory in the township. Period: 1866.
1899. "First tire produced by Dominion in Kitchener."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 43. Loc:
all.
A note of the first tire made at the Dominion
Rubber factory on 6 January 1914 and the
40,000,000th tire produced just 50 years later.
Period: 1916 - 1964.
1900. "Five generations in business." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 30. Loc: all.
A short description of five Wamocks (John,
Adam, James, E.G., and James G.) and their Galt
businesses: a flour mill and the Galt Knitting
Company. Period: 1834 - 1969.
1901. Fountain, Judy. "The growth of a local enterprise:
from J.M. Schneider Ltd to The Heritage Group."
Manufacturing in Kitchener- Waterloo: a long-term
perspective. Edited by David F. Walker. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1987. Pp. 83-105, 198-9. maps, tables. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
An analysis of the growth of the firm from a
part-time sausage-making operation in 1890 to a
national food processor and distributor by 1972
when its shares were first traded on the Toronto
Stock Exchange. Renamed The Heritage Group in
1980, it returned to the corporate name, J.M.
Schneider Inc., in 1986. The main factors in
growth are considered to have been livestock
supplies, high-quality product differentiation,
consumer preferences and demand, transport and
communications technology, and management as a
family enterprise. Period: 1890 - 1985.
1902. Fountain, Judy. Market structure and strategy: a
historical analysis of J.M. Schneider Ltd,
Kitchener. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1980. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the factors influencing the market
growth of J.M. Schneider from 1890 to 1974, and
its methods of market penetration. Some of the
areas discussed sue company policy, changing
consumer preferences, livestock supply, and the
technological changes in transportation,
production, and communication. The appendices
include a chronology of plant expansion from 1890
to 1977, employment figures from 1915 to 1938, and
1903. Fraser, Frank. "Labor cracks the rubber front."
Canadian Forum. 1939. 19: 7-8. Loc: OGU.
A contemporary account of strikes by workers at
the Kaufman Rubber, Dominion Tire and Merchants
Rubber factories in Kitchener. The author
considers that the strike committees gained
community support for the strikers. Period: 1938 -
1939.
1904. "Galt firms spread names far and wide." Financial
Post. 1967. 61: 11, 14. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
1905. "Galt pin factory [WRP]-" Waterloo Historical
Society. 1956. 44: 67. Loc: all.
A note that the Galt factory of Manning, Maxwell
and Moore Ltd at the southeast comer of Water and
Concession Streets was a pin factory in 1883.
Period: 1883 - 1956.
1906. Gerland, Martin Edward. Industrial location in
Galt: a study of the factors of industrial
location from the founding of the town to 1958.
University of Toronto (B.A. thesis), 1959. 64 1.
ill., maps. Loc: OTU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1816 - 1958.
1907. Gillies, Archie. "Municipal industrial development
with reference to Kitchener." Industrial
development in Southern Ontario: selected essays.
Edited by James H. Bater and David F. Walker.
Publication Series, no.3. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, Faculty of Environmental Studies,
University of Waterloo, 1974. 306 p. ill. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL.
An account of the purposes of Kitchener’s
Industrial Development Committee, reflecting the
city’s healthy industrial status in the early
1970s. Period: 1966 - 1973.
1908. Gordon Klager’s confidential file of materials
concerning the 1933 strike at Dominion Woollen &
Worsteds Company, Hespeler. 1933. 1 v. (unpaged).
Loc: OKIT.
A collection of company bulletins,
correspondence by both strike committee and
management, and communications with Hespeler’s
Mayor, James J. Shaw, and the Ontario Minimum
Wage Board. Information is given about workers’
demands and management responses. Photocopied in
June 1987 from originals belonging to Mr Gordon
Klager, an employee with the company. Period: 1933
- 1934.
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1909. Hebblethwaite, Katherine. Babcock & Wilcox
Canada: a history, 1844-1977. The Company, 1987.
194 p. ill., charts. Loc: OCCA, OCH, OCLG, OCP,
OKIT, OKITW, OWTL, OWTUR.
A history of the company from its origins in
1844 as the Dumfries Foundry and 1859 when it
became Goldie McCulloch & Co., to 1923 when it
joined with Babcock-Wilcox and finally to 1977.
Biographical details of the company’s
entrepreneurs, engineers, managers and presidents
are given with product information about the
engines, boilers and pumps manufactured.
Appendices include a sales history by product line
from 1924 to 1987, a typical set of articles of
apprenticeship between R.J. Barrie and Goldie &
McCulloch dating from around 1900, and information
about Babcock-Wilcox in other countries. Period:
1844 - 1977.
1910. Hilbom, Miriam. "The New Dundee Flour Mills."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 78-79.
Loc: all.
A short history of the mills, built in 1847-48
by Frederick G. Millar. Period: 1847 - 1962.
1911. Hilbom, Miriam. "The Poth Furniture Factory in
New Dundee." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962.
50: 80. Loc: all.
An account of the factory built by Andrew Poth
in 1858 that made wooden sinks and coffins in
addition to furniture. Period: 1858 - 1962.
1912. "Holm’s Mill." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 63. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph and brief history of the mill,
begun in 1850 by Peter Holm and owned by the
Knechtel Milling Company of Hanover by 1969.
Period: 1850 - 1969.
1913. Houghton, Douglas H. An analysis of the location
and development of manufacturing industries in
Galt-Preston-Hespeler, 1969. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Planning), 1971. 145 1.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the type and degree of industrial
development in the three communities with an
analysis of the locational characteristics, trends
and spatial patterns of each industry. The author
stresses the planning implications and includes an
appendix lists all contemporary industries by
type, with dates of establishment and numbers of
employees. Period: 1800 - 1969.
1914. Hudon, Debbie. "Richard Roschman and brother:
button manufacturers." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1977. 65: 72-77. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Waterloo company that was
in business for almost 70 years. The author
outlines its origins in 1878, growth in the late
1800s, reminiscences of employee Leonora Walz
Marks, styles of buttons manufactured, steps in
the production of the buttons, and the decline of
the business due to the low cost of imported
buttons. Period: 1870 - 1946.
1915. Hunsberger, Albert. "Sattler Leather Goods."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1977. 65: 18-24.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the Kitchener family
business, started in 1895 by Louis Sattler and
closed in 1977 by his son, Rufe Sattler. The
author also mentions other businesses which were
closely tied to Sattler’ s Leather Goods, including
the tanneries of the Langs and the Breithaupts in
Berlin and the Strohs in Waterloo, livery stables,
blacksmith shops and luggage stores. Period: 1819
- 1976.
1916. Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario.
Ontario Hydro news: golden jubilee issue.
Toronto: The Commission, 1956. 40 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUR, OWTUCG, OWTUCR.
A history of the commission, including
references to its early connections with Waterloo
County and brief profiles of Daniel B. Detweiler
and E.W.B. Snider. Period: 1900 - 1956.
1917. "Industrial supplements." Galt Evening Reporter.
1952 - 1972. mf. Loc: OCLG.
Special illustrated supplements featuring local
businesses in 1952, 1954, 1956, 1960, 1965, 1966,
1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 and 1972. Period: 1952 -
1972.
1918. "The industrial towns of Waterloo County." Mer
Douce. 1924. 14: 47-52. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brief summaries of the industrial development of
Preston, Waterloo, Elmira and Hespeler, with some
historical information and names of specific
manufacturers and entrepreneurs. Illustrations
include an engraving of Preston in 1856 and
photographs of the other towns. Period: 1830 -
1924.
1919. J.M. Schneider Ltd. J.M. Schneider Inc.:
history. 1979. 19 1. Loc: OKIT.
An unpublished history of the company from its
beginnings in 1890 under the direction of John
Metz Schneider. The company’s philosophy is
explained, as well as its products, productivity,
expansions, and its direction in the 1970s. The
final section discusses the employees and the
outside programmes such as the Ex-Servicemen’s
Club, the Schneider Golden Age Club, and numerous
community activities. Period: 1890 - 1979.
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1920. Jackman, A. and Ralston, J. and Smith, A.F.
History of Uniroyal waste management at Elmira.
Ministry of the Environment and Grand River
Conservation Authority, 1985. 31 p. tables, maps.
Loc: OWRE.
A report on Uniroyal’s production of pesticides
and other products and methods of disposing of
chemical wastes. The manufacturing processes,
problems arising from waste disposal, and a brief
history of municipal waste treatment are
discussed. Period: 1942 - 1984.
1921. Janusas, Scarlett E. Report on the monitoring of
the Williamsburg blacksmith shop, City of
Kitchener. 1990. 10 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
Archaeological description of one of the last
extant blacksmith shops in the region. Located
at the northwest comer of Bleams and Westmount
Road, the rubblestone smithy was demolished in
1989 despite efforts to conserve it. Period: 1800
- 1990.
1922. Jenkins, Claire M. "The growth of a grist mill."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1979. 67: 69-85.
ill. Loc: all.
A detailed history of the Waterloo mill started
by Abraham Erb and continued by the Snider family.
The author uses land registry documents, census
records and directory evidence. Period: 1806 -
1955.
1923. "John Watson Catalogue, 1868." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1971. 59: 48-50. ill. Loc:
all.
A reproduction of a letter which accompanied a
catalogue of farm implements manufactured in Ayr.
The letter accompanying the catalogue is addressed
"To the Farmers of Canada" and headed "From the /
Descriptive Catalogue of Threshing, Mowing & /
Reaping Machines, Agricultural Implements / and
Stoves / Manufactured by / John Watson / Ayr
Foundry / Waterloo Co. / 1868 / Ontario. This
material, with more on John Watson’s business, was
previously printed in the 1929 volume of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1850 - 1868.
1924. Judge, Martin R. "The contribution of Kitchener’s
rubber industry during the Second World War."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 6-19.
ill Loc: all.
An account that stresses the Kaufman Rubber
Company, the B.F. Goodrich Company of Canada, and
the Dominion Rubber System during World War 13.
Products, techniques, labour relations, and the
use of synthetic rubber are discussed. Period:
1900 - 1945.
1925. Kealey, Gregory S. and Palmer, Bryan D. Dreaming
of what might be: the Knights of Labor in Ontario,
1880-1900. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
1982. 487 p. ill., tables. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of the emergence of the labour
movement in the 1880s in the context of industrial
capitalism. The demise of the organization is
related to the failure of the Knights
ideologically and organizationally to come to
grips with the structural transformation of
industrial society to corporate capitalism. There
is less information on Berlin and Galt than on
industrial centres in Ontario but some local
details are presented in tables on pages 62, 63
and 86. The Berlin District Assembly included
Local Assemblies in Waterloo, Wellington, Brant
and Halton counties. Details of Local Assemblies
in the later 1880s are as follows: LAs numbered
7469, 9226, 9690, 9691 (Germania) and 10561 in
Berlin, LA 6112 in Galt, LA 5181 in Ayr, LA 6058
in Hespeler, and LA 5652 in New Hamburg. Period:
1885 - 1890.
1926. Kelly, Wayne. Downright upright: a history of the
Canadian piano industry. Toronto: Natural
Heritage/Natural History Inc., 1991. 160 p. ill.,
facsims. Loc: OKIT.
A general survey of businesses that manufactured
pianos. Berlin enterprises include the early
craftsman J. Maas in 1852, and the Berlin Piano &
Organ Company, established in 1890, later bought
by W.H. Snyder & Co., and then by the New
York-based Foster-Armstrong Co. to be operated as
its Canadian branch from 1906 to 1924. The Berlin
and Snyder brands were dropped for the popular US
names of Haines Bros and Marshall & Wendell. In
Preston, Werlich Bros tried to establish a
piano-player business in the former Crown
Furniture factory between 1908 and 1912. Period:
1852 - 1924.
1927. Kilgour, Nancy. The Galt steelworkers’ strike,
1943. Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A. thesis,
History), 1978. 43 1. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An account of the events leading to the less
than successful strike of 1943. The author
summarizes the organizers’ attempts to obtain
union recognition, the conflicts over the initial
establishment of a Board of Conciliation, the
subsequent decisions made by the Board, and the
ensuing actions of management and employees.
Period: 1940 - 1943.
1928. "Kitchener again! Labor may join C of C."
Financial Post. 1964. 58: 1. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1964.
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1929. "Kitchener converts to natural gas." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1958. 46: 53-57. ill. Loc:
all.
An illustrated description of the Kitchener gas
works before the conversion to natural gas in
1958, with a brief history of the Berlin Gas
Company from 1883. Period: 1883 - 1958.
1930. "Kitchener’s oldest King Street business sold."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 54. Loc:
all.
A note of the sale of the P. Hymmen Company,
established in 1850 by tinsmith Peter Hymmen.
Period: 1850 - 1960.
1931. Koch, Edward L. Kitchener: a meat packing centre;
a sample study of the meat packing industry in
Kitchener, Ontario, an inductive approach..
People in Places in Canada. Toronto: Holt,
Rinehart and Winston of Canada, 1971. 60 p. ill.,
maps, graphs. Loc: OWTU, OKTT.
A textbook for elementary school children,
describing operations in J.M. Schneider’s
Kitchener plant in the larger context of suppliers
and customers. Photographs, maps and graphs
accompany the text which includes exercises,
suggested activities and further reading. Period:
1890 - 1971.
1932. Kohli, Marjorie. "The DW & W News." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1985. 73: 66-70. ill. Loc:
all.
An account of the informal company newspaper,
begun in 1941 by Dominion Woollens and Worsteds to
inform company employees who were away on active
service about changes in the company and in the
town of Hespeler. The author names many people
associated with the company and newspaper. Period:
1941 - cl948.
1933. Kostantos, Alexandra. The entry of Kitchener
women into the labour force during the second
world war. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1978. 31 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the ways in which middle-class and
working-class women were urged by governments to
help the war effort by working outside the home.
Types of employment and working conditions are
described, based on personal accounts. Period:
1939 - 1945.
1934. Kreiner, Leona Bramm. "John Bramm, Kitchener’s
first brickmaker." Waterloo Historical Society.
1971. 59: 36-37. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the business life of John Bramm,
the immigrant from Hessen, Germany, who
established Berlin’s first brick-making business
in 1845. Period: 1845 - 1893.
1935. "Labor - C of C courtship in Kitchener off - but
still pals." Financial Post. 1964. 58: 24. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1964.
1936. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Cheese traditions in
Wellesley Township." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1991. 79: 135-153. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed report on the owners, suppliers and
operations of the cheese factory first established
in 1895 west of Wellesley village. Since it
closed in 1981, the building has been used for
storage, including the Wellesley Township
Historical Society’s collection of artifacts.
Period: 1895 - 1981.
1937. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "From plows to hockey
sticks." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70:
53-59. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
An account of William Hilbom’s purchase of the
Ayr Agricultural Works from John Watson in 1882
and his successes in manufacturing and marketing
hockey sticks made from rock elm. Period: 1882 -
1931.
1938. Lanier, Barbara A. Selected industries’
perception and attitudes towards dissemination and
implementation of environmental legislation in
Kitchener- W aterloo. Wilfrid Laurier University
(B.A. thesis, Geography), 1974. 144 p. ill., bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
A study of attitudes towards pollution control
in the food and beverage industries. The author
finds a greater awareness of the legislation on
water quality than on air or land pollution, of
local legislation than of provincial or federal
legislation. She finds a greater degree of
acceptance of legislation of which industries are
notified quickly. Period: 1960 - 1974.
1939. Lavoie, Paul L. Clocks made in Canada by the
Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin - Kitchener,
Ontario. Guelph: The Author, 1973. 52 p. ill.
Loc: OWTL, OKIT, OWT.
A retrospective catalogue of the company’s
clocks between 1904 and 1928. Each entry includes
a photograph of the clock, its name, a brief
description, and, in some cases, its original
retail price. The booklet contains a short history
of the company and of members of the Pequegnat
family and reprints Arthur’s 1927 obituary.
Period: 1874 - 1928.
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1940. Leung, Felicity Hale. Grist and flour mills in
Ontario: from millstones to rollers, 1780-1880.
Ottawa: National Historic Sites and Parks Branch,
Parks Canada, 1981. 293 p. bibl. glossary, charts.
Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTU.
An examination of milling technologies in the
context of contemporary political, economic,
social and geographic factors. There are chapters
on John Brown’s process of gradual reduction, used
at Elias Snider’s mill at Waterloo, and the roller
process introduced at E.W.B. Snider’s Pioneer
Roller Mills at St Jacobs. Illustrations include
a roller mill and a flour-dressing machine
produced by Goldie and McCulloch of Galt in the
1880s. Period: 1820 - 1880.
1941. Leung, Felicity Hale. "Grist and flour mills in
Ontario: their technological development,
1870-1880." 4th Annual Agricultural History of
Ontario Seminar proceedings. Edited by Alan A.
Brookes. Guelph: University of Guelph, 1981. Pp.
6-39. ill. Loc: OWTU, OGU.
An overview of methods of milling wheat in
Ontario from 1780 to 1880, including explanations
of innovations associated with Waterloo County.
These were John Brown’s new milling process of
gradual reduction developed at Elms Snider’s mill
at Waterloo from the 1860s, and the roller milling
process used at E.W.B. Snider’s Pioneer Roller
Mills at St Jacobs from 1880. Period: 1860 - 1880.
1942. Leung, Felicity Hale. "Roller milling at the St
Jacobs flour mill from 1888-1889." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1975. 63: 13-28. ill., bibl.
Loc: all.
An account of the daily routine at the mill
during one year, based in part on a diary kept by
a miller employed by E.W.B. Snider. The diary is
part of the Waterloo Historical Society’s
collection of Snider Family Papers. The author
explains many aspects of the business including
milling techniques and equipment, repairs to the
equipment, mill workers’ duties, and problems of
quality control and the weather. This work was
also published as Research Bulletin 29 by the
National Historic Sites Branch of Parks Canada in
1976. Period: 1830 - 1889.
1943. Lichty, Wilbur and Cope, Verlin. "The Elmira
Brickyard." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989.
77: 103-108. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Elmira Brickyard, begun by
David Robertson in 1869, purchased by Henry Dahmer
in 1902 and closed in 1916. The authors mention
structures built with Elmira bricks, particularly
the house of William Dahmer. Period: 1855 - 1916.
1944. "Lion Brewery malt house demolished." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 77. Loc: all.
A brief note of the hotel-brewery at Princess
and King Streets, Waterloo. Period: 1840 - 1965.
1945. Loch, Francis J.P. The Kitchener rubber
industries: a geographic analysis. Waterloo
University College (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1966.
103 p. bibl., maps, tables. Loc: OWTL.
An historical examination of reasons for the
location of the industry in Kitchener.
Descriptions of three major companies, B.F.
Goodrich, Dominion Rubber Co. and Kaufman Rubber
Co., include facts about their current problems
and prospects. Period: 1899 - 1966.
1946. MacEwen, C.R. "Local conciliation." Saturday
Night. 1941. 57: 9, 13. Also mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference to labour relations in the rubber and
meat-packing industries. From the Canadian
Periodical Index. Period: 1941.
1947. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. Electric power in the
villages and farms of Waterloo County, 1914.
Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads, Historic
Sites Department, Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, 1984. 33 1. ill., tables, bibl. Loc:
OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWT.
An assessment of the extent to which
electrification should be represented at Doon
Heritage Crossroads. The author reviews patterns
of electricity service, the price of electric
power, electricity on the farm, and systems of
generation and distribution. The appendix
presents an excerpt from History of the Forbes
Mill, etc., Hespeler, Ontario entitled "Lighting
and electric power, 1864-1928," as evidence of one
business’s response to the availability of
electricity. Period: 1910 - 1914.
1948. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. Tailors and tailoring in
rural Waterloo County: 1900-1914. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1986. 109 p.
ill., tables, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWT.
Written for historical interpreters at Doon
Heritage Crossroads, the report focuses on the
daily routine of the rural merchant in the county.
Chapters include information on making the
garment, shop equipment and layout, how Canadian
men dressed, tailored clothing for women, and
tailors of Waterloo and Perth Counties. Period:
1900 - 1914.
1949. Mahn, Bryan and Schaffner, Ralph. "The
packinghouse workers in Kitchener, 1940-1947."
Industrial unionism in Kitchener, 1937-47.
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Edited by Terry Copp. Elora: Cumnock Press, 1976.
Pp. 30-52. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT.
A narrative analysis of the negotiations and
strikes at Dumarts and Schneiders, as a result of
which the packinghouse unions largely achieved
local recognition. Period: 1940 - 1947.
1950. Manual of the textile industry of Canada, 7th
edition. Montreal: Canadian Textile Journal
Publishing Co., 1935. 182 p. ill., indexes. Loc:
OCCA.
An account of the current state of the industry,
including references to the textile companies of
Galt, Preston and Hespeler and their products.
Details of numbers of workers and their wages are
given for Riverside Silk Mills, the Pattinson
plant and Dominion Woollens and Worsteds. Period:
1935 - 1936.
1951. "Manufacturers of Waterloo County 1925 and 1926."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1928. 16: 12. Loc:
all.
A list of statistics for cities and towns in
Waterloo County showing numbers of establishments,
working capital, numbers of employees, wages and
salaries, cost of materials, and value of
production for each community. No company names
are provided. Period: 1925 - 1926.
1952. Marshall, Alex. "A unique exhibition held at
Kitchener." Industrial Canada. 1919. 20,4: 57.
Loc: OGU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1918 - 1919.
1953. Martin, Allen D. "Mills at Floradale, past and
present." Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69:
94-102. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the mills at Floradale and their
owners from 1853 to 1981. Period: 1853 - 1981.
1954. Martin, Jim. Kitchener: the industrial city
1951-1955. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1975. 20 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A survey of industrial growth and the policies
of the Kitchener Industrial Commission created in
1951. The mayoral elections, the issues of
fluoridation and the site of the new police
building are also discussed. The city is summed
up as "industrial, stable, and practical." Period:
1951 - 1955.
1955. Martin, Jon B. "The old, old business of shoeing
horses." Waterloo Historical Society. 1978. 66:
48-54. ill. Loc: all.
Text of an address to the Waterloo Historical
Society, relating the experiences as a blacksmith,
first in Floradale and then in St Jacobs. As well
as describing the types of work done in his shops,
Martin also briefly discusses the rise and fall of
the trade over his 50-year career. Period: cl920 -
1978.
1956. McCullough, AB. The primary textile industry in
Canada: history and heritage. Studies in
Archaeology, Architecture and History. Ottawa:
National Historic Sites, Parks Service,
Environment Canada, 1992. 314 p. ill, bibl.,
tables, index. Loc: OCCA, OWTU.
An historical survey of the Canadian textile
industry, including technology, labour force and
factory buildings, as a basis for assessment of
textile mills as historic sites. There are
profiles of the R. Forbes Company of Hespeler,
George Pattinson and Company of Preston, and Galt
Knitting Company and Newlands and Company of
Galt. Period: 1863 - 1992.
1957. McCutcheon, James Richard. Industry’s perception
and attitudes towards water supply uses, costs and
future alternatives in Kitchener-Waterloo.
Waterloo Lutheran University (BA thesis,
Geography), 1971. 108 1. tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An analysis of the water consumption of 40
Kitchener and 25 Waterloo businesses. The results
show a direct correlation between level of
interest in future water supplies and total volume
of water consumed. Industry spokesmen are
reported to prefer more efficient use of current
supplies including ground, lake, and river water,
to any technological developments in water
treatment or production equipment. Period: 1969 -
1970.
1958. McKenzie, Kenneth M. A manufacturing base
analysis of Galt. University of Western Ontario
(BA. thesis, Geography), 1966. 75 1. ill. maps,
graphs. Loc: OLU.
A study of changes in Galt’s industrial
structure between 1941 and 1961, using factor
analysis of responses to a questionnaire.
Photographs of some enterprises are included with
descriptive captions, and a large map of Galt’s
industrial establishments is folded in the back
pocket. Period: 1941 - 1961.
1959. McLaughlin, Kenneth. Made in Berlin. Kitchener:
Joseph Schneider Haus, 1989. 32 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWRA, OWRE, OWRND, OWT, OWTUR.
A well illustrated commentary on industrial
development, enterprises, products and labour
before 1914, including information on ethnicity,
housing, clubs and social events. Period: 1880 -
1916.
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1960. McLellan, A.G. "The predicament of the sand and
gravel industry - the provincial and local
situations." The Waterloo County area: selected
geographical essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 217-227. map. Loc: OWTU,
OWTL, OWTUCG, OK3T.
A general survey of the industry’s significance,
based on a 1970 questionnaire survey of gravel pit
operators and including a map of all sites.
Period: 1965 - 1970.
1961. Meditskos, Peter. Analysis of the textile
industry in Cambridge and in Canada. University
of Waterloo (BA. thesis, Geography), 1976. 1
fiche. tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An historical review of the industry with a case
study of Galt, Preston and Hespeler. The author
considers economic and social systems, labour
force, wages and the effects of World War Two on
the industry. Period: cl820 - 1976.
1962. Midwestern Ontario Regional Development Council.
MODA municipal-industrial directory. Stratford:
The Council, 1967. Loc: OKIT.
A compilation of information about industrial
businesses in the various municipalities of
Waterloo, Wellington, Perth and Huron Counties.
Kitchener Public Library has directories for 1967
and 1969. Period: 1967 - 1969.
1963. Mika, Nick and Mika, Helma and Turner, Larry.
Historic mills of Ontario. Belleville: Mika
Publishing, 1987. 208 p. ill., index. Loc: OCLG,
OKIT, OWRE, OWTU.
A lavishly illustrated volume that includes
details of the history and owners of the Dover
Mills, Preston and the Dickson Mill, Galt. Period:
1816 - 1987.
1964. Mitchell, James. "Beginning of the hydro-electric
system." Waterloo Historical Society. 1919. 7:
94-99. Loc: all.
A compilation of newspaper articles and letters
that describe the contributions of E.W.B. Snider
and D.B. Detweiler in securing hydro-electric
power for Ontario. Period: 1902 - 1906.
1965. Munro, Ross. "The Snider Flour Mills, Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1927. 15: 383-384.
ilL Loc: all.
A short account of the mill’s origins in 1806,
reprinted from Saturday Night of 10 September
1927. Period: 1806 - 1927.
1966. New Dundee Co-operative Creamery Ltd. Financial
report. New Dundee: The Company, 1934. 1 folded
sheet. Loc: OWTUR.
The company’s balance sheet for 1933. E.B.
Hallman is identified as president and J.W. Abra,
E.K Beck and M.B. Snyder as directors. Period:
1933 - 1934.
1967. Newlands, David L. Early Ontario potters: their
craft and trade. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson,
1979. 245 p. ill., glossary, bibl., index. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWRN, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A history and description of Ontario potters and
pottery from 1796 to the beginning of the
twentieth century. Chapter 10 includes details of
25 potters in eleven locations in Waterloo County.
The book also contains information on the care of
pottery collections, a glossary of ceramic terms,
and a checklist of Ontario pottery marks. Period:
1800 - 1907.
1968. Newlands, David L. "The New Hamburg pottery."
Canadian Collector. 1977. 12,4: 36-39. ill.,
map. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the owners, buildings and products of
a New Hamburg pottery shop established in the
mid-nineteenth century by Xavier Boehler. The
author reports findings of an archaeological
excavation by members of Wilfrid Laurier
University, showing that three different forms of
utility bowls were produced, as well as stove
tubes and flower pots. Period: 1851 - 1977.
1969. Newlands, David L. The New Hamburg pottery. New
Hamburg, Ontario, 1854-1916. Waterloo: Wilfrid
Laurier University Press, 1978. 53 p. ill., maps,
bibl. Loc: OCP, OKIT, OWRN, OWTL, OWTU.
The history of the New Hamburg pottery, founded
by Xavier Boehler, with a report of its
archaeological excavation. The author reports
only a limited range of pottery types, most of
which could be designated as three different bowl
types. There are drawings and photographs to
illustrate the pottery and comparisons with
pottery from other shops in Ontario. Period: 1854
- 1916.
1970. "Niagara power in Waterloo." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 70. ill. Loc: all.
A paragraph quoted from Chronicle-Telegraph of
3 November 1910, describing the coming of
electricity to Waterloo. There is a 1913
photograph of Waterloo linemen with their horse
and wagon. Period: 1910 - 1960.
1971. Oberholtzer, R.S. "Hydro City Shoe Company."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 79. Loc:
all.
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A note of the closing of the Hydro City Shoe
Company, formerly the G.V. Oberholtzer Shoe
Company of Kitchener, which specialized in
high-quality work shoes. Period: 1899 - 1970.
1972. "Old office building razed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 41. Loc: all.
A brief report of the demolition of the stone
office building of Babcock-Wilcox (formerly Goldie
and McCulloch) on Grand Avenue South. The
company’s head office was moved to a major site on
Coronation Boulevard in 1955. Period: 1859 - 1965.
1973. "Oregon Pond." Waterloo Historical Society.
1963. 51: 35. ill. Loc: all.
A brief note of the reconstruction by George
Ayres of the dam that once supplied power for the
Perine Flax Mill at Oregon (Doon). Period: 1853 -
1963.
1974. Panabaker, D.N. "Glimpses of the industrial
activities of Waterloo County about fifty years
ago." Waterloo Historical Society. 1933. 21:
32-44. ill. Loc: all.
A summary of industries and their proprietors,
based on the Armstrong Company’s gazetteer and
directory for 1878, with population statistics for
all municipalities. Period: 1878.
1975. Panabaker, D.N. "Pioneer woollen mills in Preston,
Hespeler and vicinity, Waterloo County, Ontario,
and their connection with later textile
industries." Waterloo Historical Sodely. 1933.
21: 45-52. Loc: all.
A survey of the woollen textile industry from
the 1830s to 1880, including references to the
enterprises of Jacob S. Shoemaker, Hiram Kinsman,
Robert Hunt, Andrew Elliott, George Pattinson,
William Robinson, Mr Hoswell, Jacob Hespeler,
Jonathan Schofield, Mr Harvey, Mr McQuesten,
Alexander Brodie, Robert Forbes and Marshall H.
Farr. Period: cl830 - 1880.
1976. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address: the milling
industry within the County etc." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1929. 17: 100-105. tables.
Loc: all.
A tabulated description of the industry in
Waterloo County in the mid-nineteenth century,
before the introduction of the new roller process.
One table summarizes the average yield of wheat
per acre and price per bushel received in each
year. The second table gives the name, location,
founder’s name, type of power (steam or water),
date, and equipment and capacity of each mill in
1864. Period: 1854 - 1887.
1977. "Parkway Mill closed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 59-61. ill. Loc: all.
A history of Parkway Mill on Mill Street,
Kitchener from 1800 to its closing in 1961, naming
its various owners. Period: 1800 - 1961.
1978. Pepper, Paid E. Index to Hespeler yarns by
Winfield Brewster. 1986. 7 p. Loc: OKIT.
A list of over 300 personal names and some
corporate subjects.
1979. "Pequegnat Clock Company." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 80. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Kitchener building
constructed in 1897 by Arthur Pequegnat as a
bicycle factory. Converted to a clock factory in
1910, the building was torn down in 1964 and
replaced by the Water Commission Building. Period:
1897 - 1965.
1980. Perry, Robert Louis. Galt, U.S.A.: the American
presence in a Canadian city. Toronto:
Maclean-Hunter, 1971. 137 p. ill., bibl., tables.
Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
A case study of American control of the Canadian
economy, earlier published as a series of articles
in the Financial Post. Galt is described as a
"small American city" with more than 60 per cent
of manufacturing industry owned by foreigners,
mainly Americans. The author reports interviews
with Galt townspeople and business managers.
Period: 1944 - 1971.
1981. Perry, Robert Louis. "Hard noses, cocacolonization
bury a way of life." Financial Post 1971. 65:
1,4. ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971.
1982. Phillips, Glen C. The Ontario daily and creamery
list (1900-1950). Sarnia: Iron Gate Publishing,
1989. 229 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A list of companies obtained from a variety of
business directories and organized by location.
The work notes thirteen communities in Waterloo
County that had creameries or dairies before 1950.
Each business is classified as to whether it was a
company or co-operative. Period: 1900 - 1950.
1983. Phillips, Glen C. The Ontario soda water
manufacturers and brewers gazetteer and business
directory. Sarnia: Clearwater Publishing, 1987.
181 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
Two separate lists of brewers and soda water
manufacturers, each organized by place. Entries
include the name of the person or company,
products manufactured and the known years of
production. Waterloo localities include Ayr,
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Baden, Bamberg, Bridgeport, Elmira, Galt, New
Hamburg, Heidelberg, Kitchener, Petersburg,
Preston, Waterloo, Wellesley and Winterbourne.
Indexes list manufacturers and places. The names
of all Waterloo County people and companies are
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1851 - 1930.
1984. "Preston Mill historical tablet." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 77-80. Loc: all.
A report of the unveiling on December 26, 1928
of a tablet honouring the mill as the oldest place
of continuous business in Waterloo County,
including the address by W.H. Breithaupt. Period:
1807 - 1928.
1985. "Preston’s oldest industries." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 89. Loc: all.
A brief note of the Cherry Taylor Flour Mills
Ltd (established 1807) and Clare Brothers Ltd
(established 1853). Period: 1807 - 1853.
1986. Quantrell, James. "The economic development of
Cambridge: an overview." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1987. 75: 60-71. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
An historical account of phases of
industrialization in Galt, Preston and Hespeler in
the 19th and 20th centuries, including references
to particular enterprises, businessmen and
industry types. Period: 1816 - cl987.
1987. R.M.C. King, Plant Food Planning Ltd. Nutrite
historical audit: final report. 1985?. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OWRE.
An audit of the Elmira fertilizer and pesticide
business from 1946 to 1985, based on interviews
with employees and review of company records but
with no onsite testing. It includes a copy of the
report of a 1972 survey by the Industrial Wastes
Branch of the Ministry of the Environment,
information on chemical products, company
memoranda and a plan of the plant. Period: 1946 -
1985.
1988. Ralph E. Loper & Co. Consultants* report on
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds, 1938. 1938. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
A summary of the recent history and current
condition of the company, with recommendations for
the future. It is noted that the company operated
at a loss from 1932 to 1936 but that in 1937 a
profit was made. Sales, products, salaries,
inventories and company organization are all
reported. Period: 1931 - 1938.
1989. Read Bros, then Brockville and Sulco. 1946 -
1968. 199 p. ill. Loc: OWRE.
A collection of advertisements and articles from
The Elmira Signet about the fertilizer company
from its opening in 1946 to 1968 when it was
purchased and closed by Brockville Chemical Ltd.
Descriptions of the company are taken from the
souvenirs of the 1948 and 1973 Old Boys and Girls
Reunions. Period: 1946 - 1968.
1990. Reive, T.G. The industrial background of Waterloo
County to 1914. 1970. 51 1. maps, bibl. Loc:
OKIT.
An unpublished student paper showing that the
cities of Berlin and Galt were the primary centres
of manufacturing while Elmira, New Hamburg,
Waterloo, Preston and Hespeler were secondary.
The author comments on the extent to which
industry in Galt complemented industry in Berlin.
Period: 1860 - 1914.
1991. Renzella, Luigi M. A situation-site analysis of
the furniture industry in Ontario and
Kitchener-Waterloo. Waterloo Lutheran University
(B.A. thesis, Geography), 1966. 77 p. bibl.,
tables, maps. Loc: OWTL.
A description of four phases in the organization
of the industry: cottage industry, market
orientation, area specialization, and big
business. The author discusses locational factors
and reasons for the industry’s current decline,
with reference to specific local companies.
Period: 1856 - 1966.
1992. Ritz, Ernst. "Ritz Printing Inc. marks 125th
anniversary." Waterloo Historical Society. 1980.
68: 10-16. Loc: all.
A history of the New Hamburg firm that began in
1855. The author traces the family business from
Jacob Ritz who joined the firm as an apprentice,
to Erast and his son William Ritz who owned the
company in 1980. Some details on changes in
printing technology are also provided. Period:
1855 - 1980.
1993. Roberts, Leslie and Cloutier, Albert. From three
men. Dominion Rubber Co., 1954. 55 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL.
An general history of the Dominion Rubber
Company, founded in 1854 by Ashley Hibbard,
William Brown, and George Bourn of Montreal,
including references to the plants in Kitchener.
Period: 1854 - 1954.
1994. Rolling out the barrels: cooperage in Waterloo
1853-1987. 1987?. 13 1. Loc: OWT.
A manuscript account of Charles Mueller’s
business, including its associations with the
Kuntz Brewery and Seagram’s Distillery. The work
notes the company’s transfer to the Seagram family
and the establishment of Canada Barrels and Kegs
(Canbar) in 1920 and the transition from wood
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barrel-making to plastic and fibreglass products
and rotational mouldings from the 1950s. Period:
1853 - 1987.
1995. "Rosebank sawmill bums." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 15. Loc: all.
A note of the fire at the steam-powered sawmill
on the Huron Road. The 127-year-old mill was
owned by Willard G. Hallman. Period: 1840 - 1967.
1996. Rusling, John R. "Factors influencing the location
of manufacturing activity in Cambridge, Ontario."
Industrial development in Southern Ontario:
selected essays. Edited by James H. Bater and
David F. Walker. Publication Series, no.3.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, Faculty of
Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo,
1974. Pp. 145-166. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Report of an analysis of 193 industrial
establishments in Galt, Preston and Hespeler in
1970. The largest sectors were metal fabricating
(62), machinery (18) and textiles (17). The
author finds that personal, convenience and social
factors are significant in the location decisions
of most industries. Period: 1970 - 1971.
1997. Rusling, John R. Industrial development and the
expanding hinterland of Galt, 1820-1900.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography),
1970. 55 p. maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An evaluation of the rate and direction of
urban-industrial growth as Galt changed from a
self-sufficient community to an export economy.
The author discusses changes in location patterns
and industrial structure as a result of improved
transportation and other local improvements.
Tables provide concise information about local
industries and specific companies. Period: 1820 -
1900.
1998. Sararus, Miriam. "The New Dundee Mill." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1980. 68: 24-29. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the business started by
Frederick G. Millar in 1847, including details of
ownership, renovations, floods and fire. Period:
1847 - 1979.
1999. "Sausage supreme - as business, diet." Financial
Post. 1965. 59: 85, 87. ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2000. Schmidt, William A. "Power firsts in the Preston
area." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73:
71-79. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
An account of the beginnings of electricity,
including details of power plants, generators,
costs and the formation of the Hydro Electric
Power Commission. Period: 1891 - 1912.
2001. Schmidt, William A. "The Waterloo Manufacturing
Company Limited." Waterloo Historical Society.
1987. 75: 16-23. ilL Loc: all.
A histoiy of the business from its founding by
Jacob Bricker in 1851, including references to the
roles of Abraham Buehler, Absalom Memer and
E.W.B. Snider and to the various corporate names.
Period: 1851 - 1984.
2002. Schreiner, J. "Diversity, craftsmanship, stability,
on these bases, twin cities flourish." Financial
Post 1965. 59: 55, 57. ilL, maps. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2003. "Scramble for industry: ’competition I fervently
deplore’." Monetary Times. 1967. 135: 31-2. ilL
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2004. Shantz, Mary C. "Two industrialists of
Berlin/Kitchener, Ontario and their families,
1850-1950." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982.
70: 68-80. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
An account of the families and businesses of
J.M. Schneider and Charles August Ahrens. Many
details are provided about members of these
families who remained closely interrelated from
the marriage between John M. Schneider and Helena
Ahrens in 1883. Period: 1831 - 1981.
2005. Shewchuk, John P. The development of the textile
trade at Galt, Preston and Hespeler, 1832-1914
1986. 68 p. bibl Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT.
A collection of case studies of Galt Knitting
Co., George Pattinson and Co. and Dominion
Woollens and Worsteds, discussed in their
community contexts. Period: 1832 - 1914.
2006. Skene, Angus. Working in; the story of the
Breithaupt Tannery, 1858 to 1990. Kitchener
LACAC, 1990. 247 p. ill., plans. Loc: OKIT.
A preliminary report on the Breithaupt
family, the Breithaupt Leather Company, and
the Adam Street industrial site in Kitchener.
The three main sections are: an account of the
leather-tanning process, an outline history
of the family and business in Berlin, and site
plan drawings of buildings on the Adam Street
property. Period: 1858 - 1990.
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2007. Snider, C.M. "New machinery for historic mill."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39: 22-25.
ilL Loc: all.
A short history of the flour mill at St Jacobs
which began operation in 1851. The article deals
mainly with the mill’s technological improvements,
such as the Roller Mill in 1875, the Plansifer in
1890 and the pneumatic mill in 1951. Period: 1851
- 1951.
2008. Specht, Michael A. The organization and
locational structure of the garment industry in
Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge. Wilfrid
Laurier University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1986.
67 p. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study that presents general information on
local garment businesses, with an index of area
manufacturers including names, addresses, dates
established, numbers of employees, and products.
Period: 1868 - 1986.
2009. Spricenieks, Alfred. Historical geography of
industrial development of Kitchener, Waterloo,
Bridgeport, 1801-1956. University of Waterloo
(B.A. thesis, Geography), 1961. 87 p. ill., maps,
bibl Loc: OWTUR, OWTL.
The industrial development of Bridgeport,
Kitchener and Waterloo described in three eras:
the pioneer period, the period of industrial and
urban expansion, and the era of modem industrial
development. Land use maps of different periods
show the stages of industrialization in each
community. Period: 1801 - 1956.
2010. Spring, Valerie J. "’Cute as buttons’: the
experience of women war workers at Dominion
Woollens and Worsteds Limited." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1987. 75: 117-131. ill. Loc:
all.
A collection of reminiscences of women hired to
work at the Hespeler factory during the Second
World War. The author describes working
conditions and activities that the company
organized for its workers. Period: 1939 - cl950.
2011. "St Jacobs creamery closed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1972. 60: 90. Loc: all.
A note of the closing of the 100-year-old
business, originally established by Gale and
Woodcock to make cheese, and later used by William
Brubacher and Alfred Snider for making butter.
The industry was last owned by Roy Schlueter.
Period: cl872 - 1972.
2012. St John, Ian. The early history of the URW in
Kitchener, 1936-1939. University of Waterloo
(student essay, History), 19--. 45 p. bibl.,
graphs. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the growth of the rubber workers’
union and its relationship with the companies.
The many strikes and disputes are described, the
author concluding that, although the union’s
objective to organize was accomplished in four of
the six companies, a final consolidation of its
position had yet to be achieved by 1939. Period:
1936 - 1939.
2013. Staebler, Edna. The Electrohome story. Paris:
The Walker Press, 1957. 38 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A popular history commemorating the company’s
50th anniversary, with information about its
founders, development, current products, and
management. Period: 1907 - 1957.
2014. Stanton, Raymond. "Kitchener, capital of Canada’s
shoe manufacturing industry." Leather World.
1957. 37,3: 22-27. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A short historical account of shoe manufacturing
in Kitchener with profiles of seven companies:
Galt Shoe Manufacturing, Greb Shoe Company, Hydro
City Shoe Manufacturers, Vetter Shoes, W.E.
Woelfle Shoe Company, Breithaupt Leather Company,
and John A. Lang and Sons. Kitchener suppliers,
such as R.D. Goldsworthy and Bennett Limited, are
also mentioned. Period: 1882 - 1957.
2015. Stanton, Raymond. A legacy of quality: J.M.
Schneider Inc., a centennial celebration
1890-1990. Kitchener: The Company, 1990. 191 p.
ill., bibl., map. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRE,
OWRN, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR,
OWTUSJ.
A commemorative history including information
about the Schneider family, the expansion of the
company, technological change and the development
of advertising techniques. The book contains many
photographs, facsimiles and drawings. Period: 1890
- 1990.
2016. Symons, John W. A summary of the history of the
rubber industry. 1958. 21 p. Loc: OKIT.
Typescript of an address to the Rubber Group of
the Chemical Institute of Canada at McGill
University. The author, who worked for the
Dominion Rubber Company in Kitchener, surveys the
entire history of rubber manufacture and refers to
key dates and places in the development of the
Canadian industry. Another version of the speech,
apparently earlier, is also held at the Kitchener
Public Library. Period: 1900 - 1958.
2017. Tait, Lynne D. Industrial development in
Waterloo. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1978. 1 fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
A general historical account that suggests
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reasons for Waterloo’s current attractiveness to
industrial enterprises seeking new locations.
Period: cl830 - 1978.
2018. Taylor, Ryan. "The William Eby pottery,
Conestogo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982.
70: 120-125. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the potter and his work,
based mainly on an interview with his grandson
Simeon Martin in 1982. The article relates
aspects of Eby’s business, including the type of
clay and processes, and his work for the Berlin
Sugarfest in creating miniature barrels as
souvenirs. Period: 1831 - 1982.
2019. Thomson, Andrew McCauley. The Breithaupts and
Breithaupt Leather building a family business in
Berlin, Ontario. University of Waterloo (Ph.D.
thesis, History), 1992. 283 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A business history of the tanneries established
in Buffalo in 1844 by German immigrant, Liborius
Breithaupt, and in Berlin from 1857 by his son,
Louis Breithaupt. The growth of the Berlin-based
enterprise is discussed in detail until its
incorporation in 1890 while an epilogue outlines
developments to 1926. In examining how Breithaupt
family members dealt with the challenges of
business life, the author makes extensive use of
the L.J.Breithaupt diaries in the Breithaupt
Hewetson Clark Collection in the University of
Waterloo Library. Period: 1844 - 1926.
2020. Trussler, Karen Poser. Industrial heritage:
definition and developments with special emphasis
on the former SOknit Ltd textile mill in
Cambridge, Ontario. University of Waterloo (M.A
thesis, History), 1986. 91 p. Also mf. Loc: OWTU,
OCCA.
A case study of the Silknit textile mill
(formerly Dominion Woollens and Worsteds) in
Hespeler. The author describes the building,
concluding that it deserves preservation, and
outlines the history of the company. Period: 1863
- 1986.
2021. Turner, Harold S. and Irwin, Ross W. Ontario’s
threshing machine industry: a short history of
these pioneer companies and their contribution to
Ontario agriculture. University of Guelph School
of Engineering, 1974. 29 p. ill. Loc: OKDHC.
A collection of descriptions of individual
companies, including the New Hamburg
Manufacturing Company, the Waterloo Manufacturing
Company and the John Watson Manufacturing
Company. There are short biographies of the
founders, detailed accounts of the machinery produced,
and information on the development of both the
products and the companies. Period: 1844 - 1949.
2022. Uniroyal Chemical Ltd. Waterloo Regional
Library, Elmira Branch, 1941 - 1982. 3 v. Loc:
OWRE.
A collection of printed materials about the
company, formerly Naugatuck Chemicals, culled from
advertisements and articles in the Elmira
Signet. The items were copied from microfilm and
bound in chronological order. Period: 1941 - 1982.
2023. Uniroyal Ltd: abridged history 1853-1984. 1984.
11 p. Loc: OKIT.
A brief summary of significant dates in the
history of the company, with information about
purchases, amalgamations, product lines and labour
agreements. Period: 1900 - 1984.
2024. Unitt, Doris and Unitt, Peter. Arthur Pequegnat
clocks with history and price guide.
Peterborough: Clock House Publications, 1973
revised 1985. 80 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT,
OWT.
An inventory of products of the Berlin business,
with estimates of current values of the clocks.
Photographs and brief descriptions are included,
with short histories of the company and the
Pequegnat family. Period: 1874 - 1974.
2025. Waite, Gary K "Joseph Schneider sawmill
operations 1848-1859." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1985. 73: 57-65. tables. Loc: all.
A detailed history of the mill, including
figures of production and sales and a description
of its clients in the Berlin community. Period:
1848 - 1859.
2026. Walker, David F. "Expansion and adaptation in the
post-war years." Manufacturing in
Kitchener-Waterloo: a long-term perspective.
Edited by David F. Walker. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1987. Pp.
61-82. map. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A survey of structural and spatial changes
including more rapid rates of growth in Waterloo
than Kitchener, decentralization from the city
core to the periphery, and the expansion of
metals, machinery, electrical and electronics, and
food and beverage sectors. Changes in ownership
and innovations in technology are discussed.
Period: 1945 - 1985.
2027. Walker, David F. and Bater, James H. "The
industrial structure of midwestem Ontario." The
Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by AG. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 148-147. map, tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
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An analysis of trends in employment by major
industry groups in Kitchener-Waterloo,
Galt-Hespeler-Preston, Guelph and Brantford
between 1961 and 1970. In Kitchener-Waterloo,
most rapid growth is reported in transportation
equipment (auto parts), electrical products,
leather products and chemicals with the only
absolute decline in the rubber industry.
Galt-Preston-Hespeler’s greatest growth is in
metal fabricating, machinery and textiles. Period:
1961 - 1970.
2028. Walker, David F. Manufacturing in
Kitchener-Waterloo: a long-term perspective.
Publication Series No. 26. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1987. 220 p.
ill., maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR.
A collection of essays on industrial change in
the twin cities since the 1850s. Each of the five
essays relating to the period before 1973 has a
separate record in the WRP database. Period: 1855
- 1985.
2029. Walker, Dean and Pollock, C.A. "Marketing at
Electrohome: ’We must be Canadians’." Executive.
1972. 14: cover, 57-60. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
2030. Wallace, Alice. "The Reichard and Hallman sawmills
at Rosebank." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989.
77: 74-82. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the mill begun in 1828 by Samuel
and Jacob Reichard and bought by John S. Hallman
in 1878, including information about the mill
machinery. Period: 1800 - 1989.
2031. Wallace, James. "Hallman sawmill at Rosebank
sold." Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78:
157. ill. Loc: all.
A captioned photograph noting the sale, after
112 years of operation by the Hallman family, of
the Rosebank sawmill and farm property at R.R. #2,
Petersburg to David Townsend of Tillsonburg.
Period: 1878 - 1990.
2032. Waterloo County Area Research Committee
(Subcommittee two - Economics) Manufacturing
industries and products. Village of Bridgeport,
City of Kitchener, City of Waterloo, Township of
Waterloo. Kitchener: The Committee, 196-?. 16 1.
Loc: OWTU.
A list of over 180 manufacturers and their
products. Period: cl960 - cl969.
2033. 'Waterloo Glove Manufacturing Company." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 44-45. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the company begun by John
Schondelmeyer in 1902, taken over in 1920 by Elmer
Wahl and Valentine Bernhardt, and then by Robert
Putnam in 1966. The author mentions the various
locations of the business and its products.
Period: 1902 - 1973.
2034. Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation. Tabular
index of the industries of Waterloo County circa
1850-1910: Industrial Heritage Committee report.
Waterloo: The Foundation, 1984. 80 1. bibl.,
tables. Loc: OWTUR.
A photocopy of the index compiled by students in
the University of Waterloo’s Masters Program in
Public History. The tables are organized by
community and list company names by industry.
Period: 1850 - 1910.
2035. Webster, Donald Blake. The William Eby Pottery,
Conestogo, Ontario, 1855-1907. Royal Ontario
Museum: Art and Archaeology Occasional Paper 25.
Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum, 1971. 54 p. ill.,
maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A brief biography of William Eby with an account
of his pottery site and the archaeological
excavations undertaken in 1967. There are
photographs and drawings from the excavation and
an annotated inventory of Eby pottery types.
Period: 1855 - 1907.
2036. Weiss, Annemarie. "Ownership change and the
German family manufacturing firm in Kitchener since
1945." Manufacturing in Kitchener-Waterloo: a
long-term perspective. Edited by David F. Walker.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1987. Pp. 107-122, 200-204. tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
An examination of the extent to which the
earlier predominance of German entrepreneurs in
Kitchener’s business life persisted after 1945.
Directories are used to compile lists of
manufacturing companies at 5-year intervals from
1945 to 1980 and to deduce numbers of new business
entrants and exits. The author notes that
post- 1945 German immigrants tended to start new
businesses in construction, real estate,
insurance, service and repair, and foodstuffs,
rather than in manufacturing. Period: 1945 - 1980.
2037. 'World-class experience, the Seagram Museum: a
warm welcome to Waterloo." Waterloo Chronicle.
1984, May 9. 24 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A profile of the company museum established in
1972, with a brief account of the Seagram family
and the business directed by Joseph E. Seagram
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from the 1870s. Period: 1857 - 1984.
2038. Yundt, Sheralyn E. Marketing and transportation
in the sand and gravel industry in Waterloo and
Wellington Counties. University of Waterloo (MA
thesis, Geography), 1973. 112 p. 2 fiche. maps,
tables, mf. Loc: OWTU.
A general analysis based partly on a case study
of the Preston Sand and Gravel Co. in 1969-70.
Period: 1969 - 1970.
2039. Zimmerman, Idessa. "Birth of the button in
Canada." Waterloo Historical Society. 1958. 46:
17-25. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the button industry in Kitchener
from 1866 to 1958, with information about various
manufacturing processes and leading entrepreneurs
such as Emil Vogelsang, Jacob Y. Shantz, David
Gross and Mervin Gross. Period: 1866 - 1958.
2040. Zimmerman, Idessa. "The end of Dominion Buttons."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 81. Loc:
all.
An account of the demolition of Dominion Button
Manufacturers Limited on Water Street North,
Kitchener, to make way for an apartment building.
The author notes that the factory at one time
employed almost 1,000 workers and that Kitchener
was known as "Buttonville." Period: 1866 - 1970.
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS,
INCLUDING RAILWAYS, ROADS, HIGHWAYS,
POSTAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
2041. "100th anniversary edition." Galt Daily
Reporter. 1946, November 13. 101,1: 1-9. ill.
Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT.
A special issue celebrating the newspaper’s
centennial, outlining its history and noting past
and current owners, editors and employees. There
are articles by Irma Green Parks, the first woman
reporter hired in 1915 and by Earl Werstine who
worked for the paper for 41 years. Period: 1846 -
1946.
2042. "Airport’s future: steady growth." Financial
Post. 1965. 59: 71. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2043. Allen, Gary J. An analysis of the commuter
pattern to a major industrial node in Waterloo,
Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A
thesis, Geography), 1967. 71 p. maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of the commuting patterns of the
different types of workers (sales, clerical,
unskilled, semi-skilled and skilled) to an
engineering firm in Waterloo. The author reports
75 per cent of employees living within four miles
but a few as far as 17 miles from the plant.
Within the four-mile zone no differences are found
among types of workers, but beyond that point the
clerical and unskilled groups commute farthest.
It appears that there is an inverse relationship
between the distance a person is willing to
commute and three factors of age, length of
employment and relative wage rates. Period: 1961 -
1967.
2044. Andreae, Christopher A. A railway atlas of
southwestern Ontario. London: The Author, 1972.
25 p. maps, bibl., index. Loc: OGU.
A preliminary collection of maps tracing the
growth of railway networks in the region from the
1850s to the 1870s. Dates of opening are marked
on each section of line and the mileage of
specific lines (including interurban and street
railways) is listed for various years. Period:
1850 - 1970.
2045. Andrews, Mervin G. Travel characteristics of
selected manufacturing industries in
Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Waterloo (M.A
thesis, Civil Engineering), 1972. 1 fiche. maps,
bibl., graphs, mf. Loc: OWTUD.
An outline of a forecasting model using readily
available sources of information such as city and
industrial directories. The study examines
characteristics of the transport system and the
travel patterns of employees of fifteen firms in
the Kitchener-Waterloo area. Income and sex of
the worker are found to be the most influential
factors. Period: 1969 - 1972.
2046. An archaeological investigation of the historic
corduroy road (Columbia Street, Waterloo) AiHd-80,
City of Waterloo. Waterloo: Regional Municipality
of Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
Archaeology Division, 1989. 11 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWRMA
Report of an excavation of the road, including a
review of literature on corduroy roads and a
comparison with the Huron Road. Period: 1820 -
1900.
2047. An archaeological investigation of the historic
corduroy road (Bleams Road) AiHc-92 and monitoring
of topsoil stripping of AiHc-55 and AiHc-56, City
of Kitchener. Waterloo: Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, Planning and Development Department,
Archaeology Division, 1989. 33 p. ill., diagrams,
app. Loc: OKIT, OWRMA
Report of an 1989 excavation of a section of the
road, before the sites were destroyed in the
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course of constructing the Mannheim Artificial
Recharge System. A review of the literature on
corduroy roads is included on pp. 3-5. Period:
1820 - 1900.
2048. "Area well served by two papers, TV, competing
radio stations." Financial Post. 1965. 59: 73.
mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2049. Bergey, Lorna L. "The Huron Road." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 10-15. ill. Loc:
all.
An address given at the unveiling of a
commemorative plaque, the text of which is quoted.
Period: 1827 - 1840.
2050. Bernhardt, Clara. "CKPC’s early years in Preston."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57: 64-69.
Loc: all.
A history of Preston radio station CKPC from its
foundation in 1923 to 1933 when it moved to
Brantford. Various programmes and people,
including station owner Cyrus Dolph, are described
and a typical broadcast schedule from 1933 is
reproduced from the weekly Prestonian. Period:
1923 - 1933.
2051. Breithaupt, W.H. "Early roads and transportation:
Upper Canada." Waterloo Historical Society.
1919. 7: 59-66. map. Loc: all.
A general survey with particular reference to
the routes used by the Mennonite pioneers in the
first half of the nineteenth century. Period: 1800
- 1852.
2052. Breithaupt, W.H. "The Huron Road." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1935. 23: 168-175. Loc: all.
A history of the Huron Road, especially its
early development by John Galt of the Canada
Company. Period: 1828 - 1928.
2053. Breithaupt, W.H. "Museum report." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1928. 16: 81-83. Loc: all.
A short annual report on the Waterloo Historical
Society’s County Museum, including a note of the
donation of the first two telephones installed in
Berlin in 1880 and a list of subscribers in the
Berlin telephone directory of 1883. Period: 1880 -
1883.
2054. Breithaupt, W.H. "The railways of Ontario."
Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records.
1929. 25: 12-25. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the first railway companies and
their territories. The author mentions the
Waterloo Junction Railway, the Berlin to Elmira
and Berlin to Galt branches of the Grand Trunk,
and the electric lines of the Waterloo, Wellington
and Lake Huron Railway and the Lake Erie and
Northern Railway. Period: 1833 - 1912.
2055. Breithaupt, W.H. 'Waterloo County railway
history." Waterloo Historical Society. 1917. 5:
14-23. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the development of railways from
1854 to 1916, including the Grand Trunk Railway,
the Great Western Railway and the Credit Valley
Railway, as well as the electric lines (the Berlin
and Northern Railroad, the Galt, Preston and
Hespeler Railway, and the Lake Erie and Northern
Railway). There are short biographies of H.F.J.
Jackson, George Randall and Joseph Hobson. Period:
1854 - 1913.
2056. Brown, Harry W. "The coming of the telephone to
Kitchener." Waterloo Historical Society. 1940.
28: 98-101. ill. Loc: all.
An account of early events, such as W.H.
Breithaupt’s installation of the first two
telephones in 1880, and Bell Telephone’s 1883
system with John S. Hoffman as manager. The
article concludes in 1940 when a new telephone
building was built on Water Street North for the
new dial system. Period: 1880 - 1940.
2057. Brown, Ron. The train doesn’t stop here any more:
an illustrated history of railway stations in
Canada Peterborough: Broadview Press, 1991. 200
p. ill. Loc: OKXT.
A general survey that, among many illustrations,
reproduces the original plan for the 1897 Grand
Trunk Station at Berlin. Period: 1896 - 1897.
2058. "Buggy bridge." Waterloo Historical Society.
1962. 50: 9. Loc: all.
A note of the building by Old Order Mennonites
of a low-level bridge over the Conestogo River
near St Jacobs to divert buggy traffic from
Highway 85. Period: 1962 -
2059. "C.P.R. bridge at Galt demolished." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1956. 44: 67. Loc: all.
A short account of an accident on 2 May 1956
when two engines on a fast freight train crashed
into a standing locomotive at Galt. Period: 1956 -
2060. Cain, Peter F. The Grand River Railway: a study
of a Canadian intercity electric railroad.
Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A. thesis,
History), 1972. 66 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL, OKIT.
A history of the interurban electric railway
including its precursors, the Galt, Preston and
Hespeler Street Railway and the Preston and Berlin
Street Railway. The author presents information
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on passenger and freight services, rolling stock
and finances, and considers the effects on the
company of the world wars, the depression and the
automobile. Period: 1890 - 1960.
2061. "Crosshill Post Office moved." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 30. Loc: all.
A note of the move to Lloyd Albrecht’s store
from Mrs Lome Rennie’s house, where the post
office had operated since 1899 when her father,
Robert Foster was the community’s postmaster and
shoemaker. A list of all the Crosshill
postmasters is provided, since William Logan who
was appointed in 1852. Period: 1846 - 1964.
2062. Cuming, David J. Discovering heritage bridges on
Ontario’s roads. Erin: Boston Mills Press, 1983.
95 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTL.
A general history of bridge design and
construction, including references to flood
threats and damage to Galt’s Queen Street bridge
in 1912 and the Blair bridge after Hurricane Hazel
in October 1954 (pp. 32-3). Efforts to save
Ontario’s last covered bridge at West Montrose are
noted on pages 73 and 77. Period: 1912 - 1980.
2063. Currie, Archibald W. The Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada Toronto: University of Toronto, 1957. 556
p. map, index. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
Comprehensive history of the railway company,
including references to the Galt and Guelph
Railway, the Preston and Berlin Railway, and the
towns of Galt, Preston and Kitchener. Period: 1852
- 1934.
2064. Dahms, Fredric A. Commuting in Waterloo County.
University of Western Ontario (M.A. thesis,
Geography), 1962. 115 p. ill., tables, maps. Loc:
OWTU.
A study of the direction, amount and
implications of daily commuting. The author’s
data show the interdependence of Waterloo
municipalities. Period: 1961 - 1962.
2065. Damas and Smith Limited. Traffic planning report,
1965-1985. Don Mills: Damas and Smith Limited,
1967. 2 v. maps, tables. Loc: OWTL.
A 1967 traffic planning report in two volumes,
the first on Galt and the second on Preston.
Existing traffic conditions and future demands are
described, with details of parking, travel demand,
traffic accidents and the physical characteristics
of the streets. Recommended improvements are
listed. Period: 1965 - 1985.
2066. "Detweiler envisioned St Lawrence Seaway in 1912."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1959. 47: 18-20.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of efforts to promote the
construction of a Canadian inland seaway by
forming the Berlin-based Great Waterways Union of
Canada. Extensive passages are quoted from a
pamphlet by Detweiler. Period: 1912 - 1959.
2067. "Diesels take over from electric engines."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1961. 49: 66-68.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the end of the electric lines of
the Grand River Railway and the Lake Erie and
Northern Railway, when Canadian Pacific Railway
decided that diesels were cheaper to operate.
Period: 1894 - 1961.
2068. Donohoe, E.F. "From covered wagon to steam
railway: Kitchener’s saga of transportation links
Conestoga wheel ruts and steel rails in industrial
development." Canadian National Magazine. 1946.
32,4: 6, 16-17. Loc: OWA.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario histoiy,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1800 - 1900.
2069. Dorman, Robert and Stoltz, D.E. A statutory
history of railways in Canada, 1836-1986.
Kingston: Canadian Institute of Guided Ground
Transport, 1987. 496 p. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A revised version of Dorman’s original work,
adding post- 1938 statutory citations and the 1986
status of railway companies as well as some
revisions and additions to the earlier citations,
some of which have been abbreviated or omitted.
While the companies are listed in alphabetical
order throughout Canada, there is unfortunately no
index. The major companies in Waterloo County
were the major trunk enterprises of the Grand
Trunk Railway, the Great Western Railway and the
Canadian Pacific Railway, but some 20 other
companies were involved in planning and/or
operating railways, including interurban and
electric street railways. The new version omits
references to some companies relevant to Waterloo
County that were cited by Dorman, such as the
Guelph and Goderich Railway and the Galt, Preston,
and Hespeler Railway. All railways operating in
the county have been indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1850 - 1986.
2070. Dorman, Robert. A statutory histoiy of the steam
and electric railways of Canada, 1836-1937.
Ottawa: King’s Printer, 1938. 200 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
An alphabetical listing of all railway companies
in Canada, including those that planned but never
built railway lines, with details of the statutes
of incorporation and subsequent amendments. The
major companies in Waterloo County were the Grand
Trunk Railway, the Great Western Railway and the
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Canadian Pacific Railway, but some 20 other
companies were involved in planning and/or
operating railways, including interurban and
electric street railways. All of these have been
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1836 - 1937.
2071. Due, John F. "Lines in the Grand Valley." The
intercity electric railway industry in Canada.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1965. Pp.
78-81. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Brief histories of the three electric lines that
crossed Waterloo County — the Grand River Railway
Company, the Lake Erie and Northern Railway
Company, and the Grand Valley Railway Company --
in the context of a general study of the industry
in Canada. The author provides details of changes
in corporate names and the frequency of passenger
and freight services. Period: 1890 - 1960.
2072. Duff, Louis Blake. "Huron Road centennial."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1928. 16: 13-21.
Loc: all.
The address by the president of the Ontario
Historical Society at the celebration on 3
September 1928. Period: 1828 - 1928.
2073. Farmer, Mary H. "The Preston and Berlin Railway
Company." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961. 49:
16-22. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the ill-fated Preston and Berlin
Railway Company that operated for only three
months in 1857, reputedly the worst part of the
worst year in the history of Canadian railroads.
The article is based on the Robert Ferrie Papers
in Hamilton Public Library. Period: 1855 - 1873.
2074. Galt and Guelph Railway. Financial statement of
the Galt and Guelph Railway Co., from the 3rd
March 1856 to the 28th February 1857 as submitted
to the stockholders at the Annual Meeting on the
2nd March. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 52608. The
Company, 1857. 1 frame, mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A list of the cash, debentures and bonds held by
the company. Period: 1856 - 1857.
2075. "Galt, Preston and Hespeler Street Railway."
Railway and Marine World. 1907. 10: 271. Loc:
OTU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1890 - 1906.
2076. Galt, Preston & Hespeler Electric Ry. Hamilton:
Howell Lithographic Co., 1 sheet, ill., map. Loc:
OWTUR.
Advertising brochure promoting the Galt, Preston
and Hespeler Electric Railway and describing
scenic spots and hotels such as Idylwild Park, the
Preston mineral springs, Del Monte Hotel of
Preston, the Preston Kress Hotel, the Galt
Imperial Hotel, and Esson’s Photographic Atelier
in Preston. A small map shows the location of the
railway in relation to the Grand Trunk Railway and
various cities and towns. Period: 1894 - 1923.
2077. Grindlay, Thomas. A history of the independent
telephone industry in Ontario. Toronto: Ontario
Telephone Service Commission, 1975. 316 p. ill.,
append. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the development of independent
telephone companies, including lists of dates of
operation, numbers of subscribers and changes in
ownership of specific companies from 1903 to 1975.
Companies in Waterloo County, eventually all taken
over by Bell Canada, were the Ayr Rural Telephone
Co. (1908-1948), the Wellesley Municipal Telephone
System (1919-1963, incorporating the earlier
Glaister and McEachem systems), the Waterloo
Municipal Telephone System (1912-1958) and the
Wilmot Municipal Telephone System (1922-1967,
incorporating the earlier New Dundee Rural
Telephone Co). The Wilmot system is described in
more detail on pp. 245-7. The Mornington
Municipal Telephone System, begun in 1908 by a
predecessor company, was still operating
independently in 1975. Period: 1903 - 1975.
2078. Groh, Ivan. "The Indian trail from Blair to
Puslinch Lake." Canadian-German Folklore. 1967.
2: 21. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT, OWT, OWTUCG.
A poem describing the influence of the routes of
meandering deer and Indian trails on later roads.
Period: 1650 - 1967.
2079. Hett, Laverne J. History of Kitchener Transit.
Kitchener Department of Transportation Services,
1983. 5 1. Loc: OKIT.
A municipal publication which contains a
chronological listing of significant dates in the
development of the transit service. Entries begin
with 1883 when a charter was granted for a street
railway between Berlin and Waterloo and end with a
short summary of equipment in use in 1983. Period:
1883 - 1983.
2080. Hett, Laverne J. "Kitchener transit: the first
hundred years 1889-1989." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1988. 76: 6-30. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A history of the utility from its beginnings as
the Berlin and Waterloo Street Railway Co. in the
1880s to its electrification in the 1890s and
change to buses from the 1920s. Many details are
provided about investment, equipment, depots and
routes. Period: 1882 - 1988.
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2081. Hilbom, Ivan M. "Independent telephone systems."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1958. 46: 39-41.
Loc: all.
A description of three independent systems still
operating in Waterloo County. One of these, the
New Dundee Rural Telephone Company, celebrated its
50th anniversary in 1958. Period: 1908 - 1958.
2082. "Historic stamp." Waterloo Historical Society.
1963. 51: 16. Loc: all.
A note of the new stamp commemorating Sir
Casimir Gzowski, with a reference to Kitchener’s
Gzowski Street east of the CN station. Period:
1963.
2083. "It happened in 1960." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 77. ill. Loc: all.
A note of three events in 1960, including the
opening of Highway 401 between Milton and Preston
and the retirement of the last CNR steam
locomotive. Period: 1960 - 1969.
2084. Jantzi, S. and Dickson, F.W.R. "Linwood Post
Office closed after 77 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 88. Loc: all.
A report of the closing of the Linwood Post
Office in 1963, with an account of its history.
Period: 1885 - 1963.
2085. Kemighan, R.K. "The Dundas and Waterloo Road:
reflections." Waterloo Historical Society. 1920.
8: 111-114. Loc: all.
Comments on the changes along the road between
about 1800 and 1875. Period: cl800 - cl875.
2086. Kirk, Wayne. The development of public transit in
Kitchener-Waterloo. Waterloo Lutheran University
(student essay), 1964. 30 p. bibl., tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWT.
A history of the origins of the system, the
public purchase of the Berlin and Waterloo Street
Railway in 1907, the introduction of gasoline
buses in 1939, and the lifting of the ban on
parking in 1961. Tables give financial
information, including profits paid to Kitchener
and Waterloo by the transit system from 1913 to
1931. Period: 1886 - 1964.
2087. Kirkwood, M.W. Historical record: Canadian
Pacific electric lines comprising the Grand River
Railway Company, the Lake Erie and Northern Rail
Company. 1939. 25 1. Loc: OKIT.
An unpublished history of the two railway lines,
from the individuals and companies involved in the
initial organization and construction to current
power sources, equipment and services. Period:
1890 - 1925.
2088. "Kissing Bridge is 100 years old." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1981. 69: 72-73. ill. Loc:
all.
A brief note about the covered bridge at West
Montrose, including two photographs, one of the
bridge with a scale model next to it, and one of
the new plaque which correctly identifies the Bear
brothers who built the bridge. Period: 1881 -
1981.
2089. Kitchener-Waterloo Technical Advisory Committee.
Kitchener-Waterloo Expressway: newsletter
1965-1969. Kitchener: Expressway Information
Office, 1969. folded sheets, maps. Loc: OKIT.
A series of pamphlets reporting the progress of
the Kitchener-Waterloo Expressway, later named the
Conestoga Parkway, between 1965 and 1969.
Bulletins describe the detours, the contractors,
traffic, tenders, property purchased, and bridges
completed. Period: 1965 - 1969.
2090. Kraemer, James E. "How Kingsdale got its name."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1980. 68: 38-42.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the post office which was
named for Mackenzie King and operated for 22
years. Period: 1949 - 1971.
2091. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The Huron Road: a
memorable highway." Waterloo Historical Society.
1984. 72: 128-130. ill. Loc: alL
A note of the erection by members of Kitchener
LACAC of historic markers along sections of the
road. Period: 1828 - 1984.
2092. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The post office at North
Woolwich." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 162-169. ill. Loc: all.
An outline of the brief history of the rural
post office which lasted less than five years in
the area north of Floradale. Approved by federal
MP Mackenzie King in 1908, the office was operated
by Conrad Schwindt as mail contractor. His wife,
Josephine Riebel, sorted the mail and served
patrons. The office closed when rural mail
delivery began on Elmira Rural Route #1 in July
1913. The author names local families and
describes other services which have all now
disappeared from the community of North Woolwich
which was earlier known as Sandytown. Period: 1857
- 1913.
2093. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "West Montrose covered
bridge." Waterloo Historical Society. 1977. 65:
25-36. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed history of the last remaining covered
bridge in Ontario. The author quotes from minutes
of Woolwich Township Council in 1880, when John
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Bear presented plans for the bridge, and traces
its construction and maintenance up to 1977.
Period: 1881 - 1977.
2094. "Last steam locomotive through Kitchener."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 78. ill.
Loc: all.
A note that the last steam locomotive passed
through Kitchener in 1971. The engine was
officially retired by CN in 1964 but continued to
be available for charter. Period: 1971.
2095. "List of mail contracts in the electoral division
of North Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 72-73. Loc: all.
A list of contracts dated 14 October 1896,
stating the individual mail route, name of
contractor, distance involved, frequency of
delivery, amount paid per year, and the expiry
date of the contract. The list was found among
the papers of E.W.B. Snider. Period: 1896 - 1900.
2096. Little, Ellis. "Corduroy roads in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77:
142-160. ill. Loc: all.
A history and description of roads built to
cross swampy terrain by means of using logs placed
side by side, with reference to examples such as
the Bleams corduroy road excavated in 1989.
Period: 1800 - 1989.
2097. Little, Ellis. "Fording places in Waterloo
Township during the 1800s." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1988. 76: 85-112. ill., bibL, maps.
Loc: all.
A detailed account of the development and use of
seventeen fords. Period: cl800 - cl880.
2098. Martin, Mildred. "Farm radio forums in Woolwich
Township." Waterloo Historical Society. 1981.
69: 62-72. ill. Loc: alL
A description of a radio programme known as the
Farm Radio Forum and its impact in Woolwich
Township. Started in the 1930s in cooperation
with the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, the
programme was aired until 1965. Farmers and their
wives gathered to hear it and mailed in their
comments. Period: 1939 - 1950.
2099. Mills, John M. Traction on the Grand: the story
of electric railways along Ontario’s Grand River
Valley. Montreal: Railfare, 1977. 96 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT, OCCA, OWTL, OWTU.
An account of each company that carried
passengers and freight from the 1890s. Waterloo
County railways include the Galt, Preston and
Hespeler Railway, the Grand River Railway, the
Grand Valley Railroad, the Berlin and Waterloo
Street Railway, the Kitchener-Waterloo Railways,
and the Preston Car and Coach Company. Topics
include equipment, routes, electrification,
dieselization, expansions, franchises, takeovers,
municipal ownership and the advent of bus service.
Period: 1886 - 1964.
2100. Niehaus, Charles F. "History of the Berlin Post
Office [WRP] " Waterloo Historical Society.
1929. 17: 139-140. ill. Loc: all.
A brief sketch from its beginnings in 1842, with
George Davidson as the first postmaster, to the
new Post Office building in 1885. The author
includes a note about his own life. Period: 1842 -
1919.
2101. Oberholtzer, R.S. "One hundred and fifty years of
change along the Preston-Kitchener roadway."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 80-81.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of changes on the highway, with
particular reference to the successive bridges at
Freeport. Period: 1813 - 1963.
2102. "Ontario’s last covered bridge." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1959. 47: 27-28. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the last covered bridge in
Ontario, built in 1881 by John and Sam Baer in
West Montrose. A new bridge was built in 1959 to
take most of the traffic and relieve the old
bridge. Period: 1881 - 1959.
2103. Panabaker, Arnold T. "Retrospect." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 37-39. Loc: all.
A short account, written in 1941, of the
author’s first job at George Chapman’s telegraph
office in Hespeler in 1880. Period: 1880 - 1941.
2104. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address: Indian
trails - bridle paths - gravel roads - concrete
highways in Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1935. 23: 160-164. Loc: all.
A brief survey of the main phases of
road-building, especially the system of concrete
highways commenced in 1918. The provincial
government provided a 60 per cent subsidy for the
improvement of roads classified as Main County
Highways. The author notes that the first section
of concrete highway in Waterloo County was laid
between St Jacobs and the railway crossing 1.5
miles to the north in 1919. Period: 1800 - 1919.
2105. Peter Barnard Associates/ Read, Voorhees and
Associates. Improving public transit in Kitchener
and Waterloo: a report prepared for the
Kitchener/Waterloo Transit Study Committee.
Toronto: Peter Barnard Associates, 1972. 56 1.
206
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ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A report recommending a five-year plan for
improved bus service in the two cities. The
suggestions include new routing, a transit vehicle
replacement schedule, alternative maintenance
facilities, a cost sharing formula, and an
implementation plan. Period: 1971 - 1976.
2106. Pinney, Martin D. Individual consumer travel
behaviour in Kitchener-Waterloo. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1973. 100 1.
graphs, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An investigation of consumer shopping patterns,
including the factors of trip distance, frequency,
age of the traveller, number of accompanying
children under 10 years, and number of stores
visited in one outing. Period: 1972 - 1973.
2107. "Plaque unveiled at Ontario’s last covered bridge,
Woolwich Township landmark." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 8. Loc: all.
A copy of the information given on the 1960
plaque commemorating the covered bridge of West
Montrose. A list of dignitaries at the unveiling
ceremony is included. Period: 1881 - 1960.
2108. "Postal changes in 1971." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1971. 59: 92. Loc: all.
Note of postal changes resulting from the 1971
consolidation of Kitchener, Waterloo, and
Bridgeport mail services in Kitchener. Bridgeport
residents received door-to-door mail delivery, and
the postmark ’Waterloo" was replaced by
"Kitchener-Waterloo." Period: 1971 -
2109. "Postmasters of Waterloo County." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1940. 28: 122-125. Loc: all.
A list of names and dates of appointment of
postmasters of various offices in Waterloo County,
including Berlin, Waterloo, Breslau, St Jacobs,
Elmira, Preston, Hespeler, Galt, Ayr, Baden,
Wellesley and Bridgeport. Period: 1831 - 1940.
2110. "Preparation for Highway 401 [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1959. 47: 50. Loc: all.
A note about bridge construction and the
widening of Highway 97, in preparation for the
opening of Highway 401. Period: 1959.
2111. Preston, Richard E. "Audit Bureau of Circulation’s
daily newspaper records as a source in studies of
post- 19 15 settlement patterns in the United States
and Canada." Historical Geography Newsletter.
1977. 7,1-2: 1-12. tables, maps. Loc: OWTU.
A study using data from Kitchener, Guelph and
Toronto as examples. Maps of newspaper
circulations from 1930, 1950 and 1971 show the
increase in Kitchener’s area of dominance. Period:
1915 - 1977.
2112. Read, Voorhees and Associates. Kitchener Waterloo
urban traffic study. 1967. 105 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A transportation plan which addresses changing
travel patterns and the need for better traffic
management. The study includes plans for the
completion of the Conestoga Parkway as well as the
expansion of arterial and collector streets.
Other traffic solutions are recommended for Erb
Street, Bridgeport Road, Union Street, Allan
Street, Westmount Road, Hallman Road and
University Avenue. Future land use, development
and regional trends, and population and employment
forecasts in the two cities are dealt with in this
report. Period: 1965 - 1987.
2113. Reed, Harry R., Jr. The joumey-to-work for
manufacturing workers: a case study in Kitchener,
Ontario. University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis,
Geography), 1969. 2 fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of the factors associated with
home-work commuting by wage-earning labourers.
Environmental factors, workplace, and personal
characteristics such as age and family status were
examined and compared with similar studies. Three
company locations were considered - the B.F.
Goodrich Company and two of the General Springs
Products plants. Period: 1961 - 1969.
2114. "A Road and Bridge Committee report, 1861,
Township of Waterloo." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1957. 45: 35. Loc: all.
Transcript of a letter written in 1861 by
Wendell Bowman and S.D. Martin of the Road and
Bridge Committee, reporting that the bridge
erected by J.W. Martin over the Speed River had
passed inspection and making other recommendations
concerning Hespeler roads. Period: 1861.
2115. Roth, George and Clack, William. Canadian
Pacific’s electric lines: Grand River Railway and
the Lake Erie & Northern Railway. Calgary:
British Railway Modellers of North America, 1987.
32 p. ill., maps, tables. Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A photographic history of the Grand River
Railway and the Lake Erie and Northern Railway,
with detailed notes on each photograph. Tables of
the locomotives and passenger car roster of the
electric lines from 1894 to 1961 and a list of
Canadian Pacific locomotives assigned to the
electric lines are provided. Maps show the
railway routes. Period: 1894 - 1983.
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2116. Ruppel, Harold. A history of the post office:
Elmira, Ontario. Elmira?: The Author, 1977?. 12
p. ill. Loc: OWRE.
A history of the staff and post office buildings
from 1849 to 1977, with portraits of most
postmasters. One postmaster, O.W. (Mike) Weichel,
was later a Member of Parliament. Period: 1849 -
1977.
2117. Schmalz, W.H.E. "Addendum to postal history of
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 82. Loc: all.
Corrections and additions to W.H.E. Schmalz’s
article in Waterloo Historical Society volume 56,
pages 53 to 71. Information is added about German
Mills and Mannheim. Period: 1863 - 1969.
2118. Schmalz, W.H.E. "Postal cancellations of Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
33-35. ill. Loc: all.
Illustrated descriptions of 15 cancellation
marks from the period between 1847 and 1903,
including pen, squared circle and railway
cancellations. Period: 1847 - 1903.
2119. Schmalz, W.H.E. Postal history of Waterloo
County. 1968. 49 1. ill., maps. Loc: OKl'fW, OWTU.
A detailed record of the development of the
postal service, with dates of establishment of all
post offices, earlier place names, and names of
postmasters. Several postal cancellations are
illustrated, and maps showing post office
locations and the railway network are included.
This work was also published in the Waterloo
Historical Society’s annual report for 1968.
Period: 1826 - 1949.
2120. Schmalz, W.H.E. "Postal history of Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56:
53-71. ill., maps. Loc: all.
An outline of the development of communications,
including details of dates of establishment of all
post offices, earlier place names and names of
postmasters. A table summarizes the establishment
of all post offices in chronological order,
showing that the first in the region was Galt in
1826, followed by Waterloo in 1831, Preston and
Wilmot in 1837, Ayr in 1840 and Berlin in 1842.
Several postal cancellations are illustrated, and
there are maps of all post office locations and of
the railway network. Period: 1826 - 1949.
2121. Schmalz, W.H.E. and Hulet, Marion and Pollard, E.
"Preston Post Office." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1968. 56: 74-77. ill. Loc: all.
A history of Preston’s post offices and
postmasters, including an interview with Charles
Nispel, postmaster from 1883 to 1940. There are
photographs of Preston’s first post office at King
and Lowther Streets and the post office at King
and Church Streets (demolished in 1960). Period:
1837 - 1960.
2122. Schmidt, John T. and Taylor, Andrew W. "The
electric railways of Waterloo County." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1956. 44: 23-36. ill., map.
Loc: all.
An historical account of the development of the
Galt and Preston Street Railway Company
(1894-1955), taken over by the Berlin, Waterloo,
Wellesley and Lake Huron Railway Company in 1903
and leased to the Canadian Pacific Railway for 99
years from 1908. The line, linking Berlin and
Waterloo with Port Dover on Lake Erie via Galt,
Paris and Brantford, was renamed the Grand River
Railway in 1914. The last passenger train ran in
1955. Period: 1895 - 1955.
2123. Schmidt, William A "Heidelberg Station."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77: 100-102.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of what was possibly the
smallest railway depot in Canada, Heidelberg
Station, built by the Grand Trunk Railway in 1891
and removed in 1949. Information about a train
wreck in 1902 that occurred a mile south of
Heidelberg is also given. Period: 1891 - 1949.
2124. Scott, Stephen. Plain buggies: Amish, Mennonite,
and Brethren horse-drawn transportation
Lancaster, PA Good Books, 1981. 96 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A general account of reasons for the use of
horse-drawn vehicles, their manufacture and the
main styles. Waterloo County is mentioned several
times. Period: 1840 - 1981.
2125. Shaman, Tony. "Bridgeport Post Office closes."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1988. 76: 148-151.
ill. Loc: all.
A note of the closing of the office in 1988,
with reminiscences of its 136-year history.
Period: 1864 - 1988.
2126. Shaw, J. Horace. "Postal delivery comes to
Hespeler." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971.
59: 60. Loc: all.
A note of ceremonies marking the commencement of
mail delivery in 1971. The first post office was
opened in New Hope in 1851 with Conrad Nahrgang
as postmaster. Period: 1851 - 1971.
2127. Smith, Robert C. Ontario post offices. Toronto:
Unitrade Press, 1988. 2 v. Loc: OKIT.
A directory of past and present post offices in
Ontario. Volume I lists all post offices with the
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names, the dates opened and closed, counties and
townships, and alternate names if applicable. The
second volume gives the same information, but the
offices are listed by county and district:
Waterloo County post offices are listed on pages
211-214 in volume II. A map shows the location of
Ontario counties and there is a photograph of the
Galt Post Office. Period: 1826 - 1988.
2128. Stauffer, Joseph S. "Waterloo County’s first
railways." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961.
49: 54-58. Loc: all.
An account, based on engineers’ reports, minutes
and company statements, of the Galt Branch of the
Great Western Railway (1854), the Galt and Guelph
Railway (1857) and the Grand Trunk Railway (1856)
The author refers also to railway schemes that
were never built. Period: 1850 - 1860.
2129. Stitt, Herbert. I remember. Kitchener: McBain,
1983. 102 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Autobiography of an Ontario CPR locomotive
engineer whose working life extended from 1915 to
1962. Between 1921 and 1923, Stitt was a fireman
on the Listowel-Linwood branch line when this line
was still busy with passenger and freight traffic.
Motor transport gradually eroded the railway
traffic and the line, with its intermediate
stations at Tralee and Dorking, was closed in
1959. Period: 1921 - 1959.
2130. Taylor, Andrew W. "Pioneer roads in the
neighbourhood of Galt." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1954. 42: 49-56. ill., maps. Loc: all.
An explanation of the road pattern as a
composite of Indian and pioneer trails and the
systematic grid laid down by William Dickson’s
survey. Period: 1800 - 1954.
2131. Taylor, Andrew W. "The Union Gas Company pipe
line." Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45:
48-50. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the methods and the machines
used in laying the Union Gas line in North
Dumfries. Period: 1956 - 1957.
2132. Trout, J.M. and Trout, Edward. The railways of
Canada for 1870-1871, showing the progress,
mileage, cost of construction, the stocks, bonds,
traffic, earnings, expenses, and organization of
the railways of the Dominion. Toronto: Monetary
Times, 1871 reprinted 1970. 213 p. Loc: OCLG,
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Accounts of all contemporary railways, including
the three built and operating in Waterloo County by
1870: the Galt and Guelph Railway, Grand Trunk
Railway and Great Western Railway. Period: 1852 -
1871.
2133. "W-W airport bucks London." Financial Post
1962. 56: 12. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2134. Walker, F.N. Daylight through the mountain:
letters and labours of civil engineers Walter and
Francis Shanly. Montreal: Engineering Institute
of Canada, 1957. Pp. 253-255. Loc: OWTU.
Letters from Walter Shanly to his brother,
discussing progress and problems in the
construction of major railway lines. The letter
dated 19 August 1852 describes the surveying of
the Toronto to Sarnia section of the Grand Trunk
Railway through Waterloo County. Period: 1851 -
1871.
2135. Weber, Eldon D. "The Huron Road of the Canada
Company." Waterloo Historical Society. 1977. 65:
55-59. ill. Loc: all.
A brief account of the development of the road
between 1826 and 1836, with a list of the owners
of land crossed by the road, including Philip
Bleam, Daniel Stauffer, Samuel Liebschuetz,
Abraham Cressman and Abraham Biehn. Period: 1827
- 1836.
2136. 'Wellesley phone system taken over by BelL"
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 88. Loc:
all.
A report of the takeover by Bell of the
Wellesley telephone system, consisting of the
three exchanges of Linwood, Wellesley and St
Clements. A brief history of the system is given.
Period: 1963.
2137. Willmot, Elizabeth A. Meet me at the station.
Kitchener: McBain, 1976 reprinted 1984. 122 p.
ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTL, OWTUM.
A social history of the railway station in
Ontario, including illustrations of the Kitchener
Grand Trunk/CNR station of 1897 (pp. 38-9) and the
Galt CNR station originally built for the Great
Western line (pp. 80-1), among some 50 others.
Readers should note that some of the accompanying
information is misleading, especially about the
line that ran from Galt to Elmira. Period: 1854 -
1897.
2138. Willmot, Elizabeth A. "Petersburg Railway
Station." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973. 61:
4-8. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the station built by the
Grand Trunk Railway in 1856. After its closing by
Canadian National, the building was moved to Doon
Pioneer Village in 1968. The author mentions the
Ingles as station agents for 25 years. Period:
Economic Development
209
1856 - 1973.
2139. Woods, W. George. Hooves and wheels. 1980. 27 p.
ill. Loc: OK1TW.
Reminiscences of the founding and growth of
Woods Transport (Hespeler) Ltd from 1922 to 1965,
by one of its owners. An account is given of the
cartage firm’s adaptation to the changes in
transportation technology, labour force,
legislation and markets. Period: 1922 - 1965.
2140. "Woolwich and Preston mail." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 47. Loc: all.
Copy of a notice by Thomas Smith in the
Deutsche Canadier of 1848, explaining the times
and cost of carrying letters from Woolwich to
Preston. Period: 1848.
2141. 'Woolwich mail carrier." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1968. 56: 50. ill. Loc: all.
An article about Amos B. Bowman who delivered
Woolwich Township mail for 27 years in a
horse-drawn carriage. Period: 1941 - 1968.
2142. Woolwich postman uses horse and buggy." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 46. Loc: all.
A note of Amos Bowman’s mail service to 60
Woolwich Township farms, by horse and buggy, since
1942. Period: 1942 - 1961.
TRADE AND COMMERCE
2143. "50th anniversary of Meikleham’s Pharmacy."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 80. Loc:
all
A note about Robert W. Meikleham’s pharmacy in
Galt which was owned by Alex Edwards before 1912
and known as the White Drug Store. Period: 1912 -
1962.
2144. "The American Hotel." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 82. ill. Loc: all.
A brief article about the American Hotel,
Kitchener, which in 1963 celebrated its 100th
anniversary. The various owners are listed, and
an 1863 photograph is included. Period: 1863 -
1963.
2145. "Baden Hotel has 100th anniversary." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1974. 62: 33. Loc: all.
A short note on the hotel’s owners to 1974:
Christopher Kraus, Werner Bauer, William Witt,
Henry Stiefelmeyer, John Stiefelmeyer, George
Zimmerman, James Craven, Wes Dunn, Earl Baechler,
Walter Bibby, and Edward Bodnerchuk. Period: 1874
- 1974.
2146. Badiuk, Eileen G. Grocery retailing in
KitchenerWaterloo, 1951 to 1984. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1985. 2 fiche.
tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of structural and organizational
adjustments in the retail food industry, based on
analysis of store type and form of business
ownership. Using NcNee’s models, the author
considers the region’s distinctive retailing
characteristics, particularly the German ethnic
market. Period: 1951 - 1984.
2147. Blayney, Fred. "Early pharmacy in Canada."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55: 30-33.
ill. Loc: all.
An article including a description and
illustration of apothecary jars from the A.B.
Learn pharmacy of Waterloo, also known as the
Zoellner or Devitt store. Period: 1880 - 1886.
2148. Bolender, Margaret. "Clerking at Ruggle’s General
Store." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75:
30-34. ill. Loc: all.
Florence Ziegler’s account of working at the
general store in Floradale from 1927 to 1942.
Period: 1927 - 1942.
2149. Bolender, Margaret. "Five generations at Floradale
store." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75:
24-30. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the family that ran the Ruggle’s
general store, beginning with Johann Anton and
Louisa Ruggle in 1883. The author notes ways in
which the business adapted to the changing needs
of the community. Period: 1883 - 1984.
2150. Brewster, Winfield. La rue de commerce: The
street of business. Queen Street, Hespeler,
Ontario. Hespeler: T and T Press, 1954. 94 p.
ill., map. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OWTU.
An account of early Hespeler, emphasizing
various businesses and their owners. Industries
and occupations include saw mills, blacksmiths,
carpenters, masons, painters, shoemakers,
saddlers, doctors, dentists, druggists, handloom
weavers, tailors, tinsmiths, coopers, watch
makers, barbers, tavern owners, liverymen,
artists, peddlers, bakers and butchers. The author
describes all Queen Street buildings in detail and
presents information about prehistory and early
settlers such as Michael Bergey and Joseph
Oberholtzer. An index is available at the City of
Cambridge Archives and the Cambridge Library and
Gallery. Period: 1820 - 1937.
2151. Brown-Kubisch, Linda. "Early photographers in
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1991. 79: 4-19. ill. Loc: all.
210
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A brief survey of photographic techniques in the
nineteenth century, followed by accounts of the
businesses of Louis Dessauer, George and James
Esson (predecessors of the Law Studio in
Cambridge), Charles Schneuker, Henry Albert Huber,
George Seiler, Levi Yost, Noah G. Cress and John
Lautenschlager. Women photographers are mentioned
and there is a list of about 150 photographers who
worked in Waterloo County at some time between
1845 and 1920. Period: 1845 - 1920.
2152. "Century-old nail display." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 19. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of Earl Coleman in 1966 holding a
display of 55 nails. Mr Coleman began his
hardware business in New Dundee in 1912. Period:
1912 - 1966.
2153. Clare, John. "Taking the waters." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1988. 76: 125-134. ill.,
bibl. Loc: all.
A history of the Preston Springs Garden,
including information about the inn’s various
owners and extensive renovations. Period: 1871 -
1978.
2154. "Conestogo store bums." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1972. 60: 90. Loc: all.
A note of the fire on 21 May 1972 which badly
damaged the general store operated by Oscar and
Herbert Huehn. The brothers had run the 119 year
old building for 51 years. Period: 1853 - 1972.
2155. Connor, James Thomas Hamilton. "Preservatives of
health: mineral water spas of nineteenth century
Ontario." Ontario Histaiy. 1983. 75,2: 135-152.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A general account that refers to Preston’s
mineral springs and associated hotels (the Kress
Hotel, Swimming and Mineral Bath House and
Del Monte Hotel) in a footnote. The author notes
that the formal organization of the Preston spa
began just as the popularity of such resorts was
waning. Period: 1849 - 1983.
2156. Cowan, Jennie F. "Ice harvest on the Mill Creek in
North Dumfries." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 68-69. Loc: all.
A description of the practice of cutting ice
from local creeks and ponds for sale, based on the
author’s memories of her father’s business. The
ice was used for cooling purposes in nearby towns
before the days of electric refrigeration. Period:
1899 - 1947.
2157. Cressman, Ella M. "Kitchener Market." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 64-66. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the market that began in
1869. The author recounts the various locations
of the market as well as the types of goods sold.
Period: 1869 - 1973.
2158. Darrell, Jennifer. The effects of the two
universities in Waterloo, Waterloo Lutheran
University and the University of Waterloo, on
retail trade in the city of Waterloo. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A. Thesis, Geography),
1966. 92 1. maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study including a history of retailing in the
city and the impact of the two local universities.
Questionnaire responses from both retailers and
students reveal current patterns of expenditure.
Period: 1931 - 1966.
2159. Dooley, J.P. "60 + 60 = 120." C.N. believe
newsletter. Kitchener: C.N. Weber Ltd, 1983.
3,1-4. Loc: OKIT.
A special edition containing a short history of
the business founded and operated by John Fennell
until 1923 when Carl N. Weber took over. The
newsletter contains photographs of buildings,
owners and employees. Period: 1863 - 1983.
2160. "Elmira’s maple syrup festival." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 68. Loc: all.
A short note about the second annual maple syrup
festival which included a trip to the sugar bush
and craft and bake sales. Period: 1965 - 1966.
2161. English, Bill. "Kitchener Waterloo depression
scrip." Canadian Numismatic Journal 1986. 31,1:
9-11. Loc: OLU, OOU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1976-1986 (Gervais et al.). Period: 1930 - 1935.
2162. Guillet, Edwin C. Pioneer inns and taverns.
Toronto: Ontario Publishing, 1958?. 2 v. ill. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWTL, OWTUR.
The second volume includes illustrations of
several Waterloo County hotels, including those in
Berlin, Bloomingdale, Maryhill, Petersburg,
Preston, Wellesley, St Clements and Heidelberg, as
well as the Shoemaker House in Bridgeport, the
Queen’s Hotel in Wellesley and the Bowman House in
Blair. There are lists of Waterloo County hotels
in 1851 on page 73, Berlin hotels in 1857-58 on
pages 73-4, and Galt hotels and owners in the late
1850s on page 68. Period: 1835 - 1900.
2163. Guttmann, Renee. The history of the Walper
Hotel Wilfrid Laurier University (student essay,
Archaeology), 1979. 10 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
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A survey of the property at the intersection of
King and Queen Streets in Berlin/Kitchener and the
various taverns and inns that occupied the site
from the 1820s to the 1890s. Building owners
during this period, including Phineas Vamum, the
Gaukel family, James Potter, Jacob S. Weaver, John
Roat and the Walpers are described with short
architectural histories. Period: 1820 - 1892.
2164. Hayes, Judith M.C. The evolution of the Farmers
Market in Kitchener, Ontario: a study examining
its development and change. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1976. 3
fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM, OKIT.
A history of the market, including the first
built in 1868 by Jacob Y. Shantz, the second built
on the same site in 1907, and the referendum in
1971 that determined that the site should be sold
to Oxlea Investments for a third new market.
Changes in vendors, patrons, and produce are
traced and the early problems of the 1974 market
are reviewed. Period: 1800 - 1976.
2165. Henderson, Barbara. Culture as a tourist
attraction: the Old Order Amish of Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania and the Old Order Mennonites
of Waterloo Region, Ontario. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1988. 1
fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study using the theoretical framework of
MacCannell’s concept of back and front regions and
Butler’s concept of a tourist area cycle of
evolution. The author concludes that compared to
Lancaster County, Waterloo Region’s tourism is
less substantial, less commercial, and not
dominated by the Old Order Mennonite image.
Period: 1950 - 1988.
2166. Hergott, Patricia. Scrapbook of Patricia Hergott:
employee of Waterloo Music from 1931 to 1981. 1
v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopied collection of photographs,
newspaper clippings and correspondence relating to
the company, which was started by bandmaster C.F.
Thiele after the First World War. Period: 1931 -
1981.
2167. Hewson, Karen and Veevers, Terry. The rural
blacksmith in Waterloo County. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Heritage Resources
Department, Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
1991. 176 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKDHC.
A report written for interpreters at Doon
Heritage Crossroads, relating the development of
the trade, tools and smithy. Waterloo County
blacksmiths are described generally and
individually. There are extracts from the
daybooks of John McKay of Linwood and Peter
Kolbrenner of Petersburg, with a list of tools and
the cost of setting up a business in 1914. The
account is based on assessment rolls, directories,
photographs and interviews with older blacksmiths
and their apprentices. Period: 1900 - 1914.
2168. Hilbom, Miriam. "The E.T. Coleman Hardware Store
in New Dundee." Waterloo Historical Society.
1962. 50: 79. Loc: all.
A brief history of the oldest building in New
Dundee, the E.T. Coleman Hardware Store, built in
1848. Period: 1848 - 1962.
2169. Hilmo, Wayne Dennis. Food retailing and consumer
behaviour in Waterloo, Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran
University (M.A thesis, Geography), 1971. 88 L
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study which develops a model to predict which
stores consumers will choose for their major
grocery purchases. Surveying stores in Waterloo
and Kitchener, the author identifies travel
distance, price, and attractiveness of the store
as key variables. Period: 1970 - 1971.
2170. Hore, Philip. An analysis of the 1967 Kitchener
Mall University of Waterloo (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1968. 3 fiche. ill., tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
An evaluation of the experimental pedestrian
zone project, tested for one week in the summer of
1966 and throughout the summer of 1967. The author
describes the central business district before the
mall, noting blight and lack of vegetation and
amenity, and reports reactions by the Kitchener
planning department, area merchants, local
politicians and mall users. Period: 1966 - 1968.
2171. Horst, Mary Ann and Hertel, James. Our wonderful
Kitchener Farmers’ Market. Kitchener:
Pennsylvania Dutch Craft Shop, 1985. 170 p. ill.
Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRW.
A richly illustrated account including a survey
of the market’s development from the 1830s to the
structure built by J.Y. Shantz in 1869 and
subsequent buildings. Photographs of vendors and
their wares are combined with short reminiscences
by both vendors and visitors. A list of current
vendors is included, with details of the year each
began selling. Period: cl830 - 1985.
2172. "Inspection of 24 Waterloo Township hotels [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 4. Loc:
all.
A brief note of the 1858 by-law passed by the
Waterloo Township Council to regulate inns.
Period: 1858 - 1859.
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2173. "Kitchener and Waterloo market at a glance."
financial Post 1965. 59: 61. table, mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2174. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce. Kitchener’s
accommodations directory, 1971. Kitchener: The
Chamber, 1971. 12 p. Loc: OKTT.
A directory of hotels, inns and campsites in the
area, describing their facilities and location.
Period: 1970 - 1971.
2175. "Kitchener hopes for $1 million convention hotel."
Financial Post 1961. 55: 18. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1961.
2176. "Kitchener-Tyson’s Ice Cream Parlour." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 69. Loc: all.
After 55 years, Tyson’s Ice Cream Parlour in
Kitchener closed. The land was originally bought
by Abram Tyson, Olive Tyson’s great-great
grandfather. Period: 1865 - 1960.
2177. Koebel, Michael. 98 damn near 100: a history of
the Walper Tobacco Shop. 1989. 7 p. Loc: OKIT.
A fictional history of the Walper Tobacco Shop,
written from the building’s point of view by its
current owner. Period: 1891 - 1989.
2178. Koshan, Ernest. Locational analysis of
supermarkets in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario.
Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1966. 102 1. ill. Loc: OWTL.
Period: 1964 - 1966.
2179. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Bridgeport’s Lancaster
Hotel and its owners 1853-1989." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1989. 77: 120-141. ill. Loc:
all.
A history of the hotel, meticulously chronicling
successive owners from 1853 to 1989 and quoting
from the ledger of John Grasser, proprietor from
1896 to 1909. Period: 1853 - 1989.
2180. Lang, E. Elizabeth Koch. "The Herman Kavelman
Store, New Dundee, Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 81-84. ill. Loc: all.
A history and description of the Jubilee Block
built in 1887 by Gottlieb Bettschen. In 1962 it
was owned by Herman Kavelman and used as a
general store. Period: 1887 - 1962.
2181. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. Preliminary report on the
General Store re-restoration, Doon Pioneer
Village. Kitchener: Doon Heritage Crossroads,
Historic Sites Department, Regional Municipality
of Waterloo, 1984. 104 p. ill., tables, bibl. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWT.
Written as a guide for planners at the Doon
Pioneer Village (later renamed Doon Heritage
Crossroads), the work summarizes economic and
social conditions in 1914 and outlines the
functions of general stores. More specific topics
are architectural design options for the store on
the museum site, store artifacts, accounts,
facilities and services, packaging and
advertising, and store restoration projects of
other museums. Period: 1900 - 1914.
2182. McCalla, Douglas. The Upper Canada trade,
1834-1872: a study of the Buchanans’ trade.
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1979. 231 p.
maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of the Hamilton-based business of
Peter and Isaac Buchanan, importers and wholesale
distributors of British dry goods in Upper Canada.
Maps on pages 111 and 120 identify localities in
which storekeepers had accounts with Buchanans,
including Ayr, Roseville, New Dundee, Haysville,
Baden, New Hamburg, Philipsburg, Wellesley, St
Clements, St Jacobs, Conestoga, Waterloo,
Bridgeport, Berlin, Preston and Galt. Period: 1834
- 1872.
2183. Mills, Graham W. and Hoffman, Randall J. Consumer
survey on shopping area attitudes. Waterloo
Lutheran University, 1972. 47 p. tables, map. Loc:
OWTU.
A survey conducted for the Retail Committee of
the Kitchener Chamber of Commerce to determine
locational shopping patterns in the
Kitchener-Waterloo area and identify any
shortcomings in the facilities. Information on
access, availability of products and convenience
was gathered for seven shopping areas and malls.
The authors note that parking is the largest
overall drawback to shopping in the downtown area.
Period: 1971 - 1972.
2184. Mills, Ruth. Effects of changing medical
knowledge on health resort development: examining
three case studies in Cambridge (Preston).
University of Waterloo (M.A thesis, History),
1981. 2 fiche. ill., bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the transformation of Preston spas
from healing to recreation centres, as
contemporary medical practices changed. The
author presents an historical analysis of the
establishment, growth and eventual decline of the
three local spas based on mineral springs, the
Kress Hotel, the Sulphur Springs Hotel and the
Preston Springs Hotel. Period: 1849 - 1981.
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2185. Murdie, Robert A. "Cultural differences in
consumer travel." Economic Geography. 1965.
41,3: 211-233. maps, tables, graphs. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
A study of changing shopping practices,
comparing Old Order Mennonites and ordinary
farmers in Waterloo and Wellington Counties. The
author reports similarities in travel for modem
needs such as appliances, medical, dental and
banking services but large differences for
traditional goods and services such as food,
clothing and shoes. The study concludes that for
traditional requirements, Old Order Mennonites
treat all centres equally, while modem Canadians
use the central place hierarchy. Period: 1964 -
1965.
2186. Pepper, Paul E. Index to La me de commerce: the
street of business, Queen Street, Hespeler,
Ontario, by Winfield Brewster. 1986. 19 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A list of over 800 personal names and a few
corporate subjects.
2187. "Philipsburg store demolished." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 78. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the store, erected in 1843
and demolished in 1965. Successive storekeepers
are identified as Christopher Doering, Daniel
Lohr, Edwin D. Eidt and Wilfred Kropf and the
building’s functions as post office, tannery and
general store are noted. Period: 1843 - 1965.
2188. Phillips, Glen C. The Ontario photographers list,
1851-1900. Sarnia: Iron Gate Publishing, 1990.
126 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A comprehensive inventory and classification
with codes indicating the kind of photography such
as daguerreotypes or ambrotypes. Photographers
are noted in the following Waterloo County towns
and villages: Ayr, Berlin, Crosshill, Elmira,
Galt, Hawksville, Haysville, Hespeler, New
Hamburg, Preston, St Jacobs, Waterloo and
Wellesley. Of the 2,976 indexed photographers, 97
can be identified as female. The photographers
are grouped according to location, and there are
name and community indexes. Period: 1851 - 1900.
2189. "Play-it-yourself trend results in "high C"
business for music company." financial Post
1965. 59: 89. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2190. Priamo, Carol. The general store. Toronto:
McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1978. 104 p. ill. Loc: OCLG,
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A photographic essay about surviving general
stores in Ontario, including views of the general
store at Doon Pioneer Village (moved from
Delaware, Middlesex County), Brubacher’s store at
Elmira, and a store in Baden. Period: 1840 - 1900.
2191. Rawls, Hazel. The Kitchener Market. University
of Waterloo (student essay), 1965. 93 p. ill.,
bibl., tables, maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A study of the Kitchener Farmers’ Market, with a
brief early history, a description of the
financial and social aspects in 1965, details of
the vendors and their produce, and predictions of
the market’s future. Graphs and maps show the
origins of the produce and a chart summarizes the
vendors’ reasons for selling at the market. The
most popular items are noted and the products are
listed alphabetically. 1965.
2192. Riddell, John Barry. Waterloo County; retail
trade in the study of central places. University
of Toronto (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1963. 1 reel,
ill., maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the effect of the various urban
centres of Waterloo County on the retail trade.
The author concludes that the county is divided
into two economic units, the northern third
dominated by smaller centres and the Mennonite
influence, and the southern remainder dominated by
Kitchener-Waterloo, the county’s major retail
centre. Period: 1962 - 1963.
2193. "Ritz Pharmacy." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 32. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the closing of the Ritz Pharmacy,
opened in 1905 by E.O. Ritz at King and Queen
Streets in Berlin. Period: 1905 - 1968.
2194. "Sehl Hardware Store, Baden." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1969. 57: 29. Loc: all.
A note of Frederick Sehl’s 60th year in the
Baden hardware business established in 1883 by his
father. Period: 1883 - 1969.
2195. Seiling, Ken and Stauch, Warren. "The Brubacher
grocery store in Elmira." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1973. 61: 20-23. ill Loc: all.
A short history of the family business that
began in 1891, including notes of changes in the
types of items sold. Period: 1891 - 1973.
2196. "Shoemaker’s Drug Store closes." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 88. Loc: all.
A note of the company’s closing after 51 years
in operation. The six remaining downtown
Kitchener retail outlets which began before the
First World War are identified as William Knell
and Co., Schmidt, Dickey and Co., Ritz Pharmacy,
Goudie’s Ltd, J.C. Jaimet and Co., Herman Lippert
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Men’s Wear, and Solomon Sauder Men’s Wear. Period:
1906 - 1964.
2197. Smith, M. Ian. A predictive model of the
distribution of automatic carwash customers in
Kitchener-Waterloo. Waterloo Lutheran University
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1971. 33 p. maps,
tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A locational analysis of factors influencing
order in an urban situation, based on customer
distribution patterns of one carwash in Kitchener
and another in Waterloo. The results show that
residential density is by far the most important
single factor. Period: 1970 - 1971.
2198. Soeder, R.R. and Russwurm, Lome H. and
Russwurm, Lola M. "Changing retail functions in the
central business districts of Kitchener and Waterloo."
The Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by AG. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 129-145. ill., tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
An analysis of the changing retail trade and
service functions of central Kitchener between
1951 and 1969 and of central Waterloo between 1957
and 1969. Relative decline in Kitchener’s retail
functions and a trend to specialization are
reported. Period: 1951 - 1969.
2199. Staebler, Edna. "Market day in Kitchener."
Macleans Magazine. 1965. 78: 15-17, 38-9. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2200. "Tait and Kitchen Hardware closes its doors
[WRP]." Waterloo Historical Sodely. 1955. 43:
36. Loc: all.
A report of the plan, following Mr Tait’s death,
to renovate his hardware store in Galt’s Buchanan
Block to become a branch of the Bank of Nova
Scotia. Period: 1894 - 1955.
2201. Toye, Beverley. The Galt Public Market, its
internal and external functions. Waterloo
University College (B.A thesis, Geography), 1965.
116 1. ill., bibl., graphs. Loc: OCCA OWTL.
A contemporary examination of the market’s
produce, vendors and buyers, with a summary of its
history and comments on its future. The author
concludes that the market is typical of small
southwestern Ontario markets, making local fruit,
vegetables and meat available to local people.
Maps, tables and graphs show results of
questionnaires given to vendors and buyers.
Period: 1816 - 1965.
2202. "Trail’s End Hotel." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1968. 56: 80-81. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Trail’s End Hotel in
Conestogo, destroyed by fire in 1968. Period: 1841
- 1968.
2203. Tmavskis, Boris. Waterloo Square: a study of a
community shopping centre. University of Waterloo
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1967. 2 fiche. tables,
bibl., maps. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A critical evaluation of Waterloo Square six
years after it was built, discussing reasons for
its financial failure. The factors of
accessibility and competition are discussed in
detail, and previous assumptions about the Square
Eire compared with the results of a survey of
shoppers in 1966. Period: 1960 - 1967.
2204. 'Waterloo Market closes." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 70-73. ill. Loc: all.
A short history from the market’s origins in the
1850s to its closing in July 1965 to make way for
the Waterloo Public Library. Period: 1850 - 1965.
2205. Zemder, Hans. Markets of Ontario: a living
tradition. Toronto: Prentice-Hall, 1983. 112 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An artist’s depiction of about 20 markets in the
province including the Waterloo Farmers’ Market,
the Kitchener-Waterloo Stockyards and the Elmira
Maple Syrup Festival. Brief descriptions of the
markets include historical details. Period: cl830
- 1983.
2206. Zundel, Lucy. The Waterloo County Farmers’
Market: a case study. Wilfrid Laurier University
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1982. 74 p. ill., maps,
bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the market which opened in 1973
following in a new building on the former site.
Questionnaire responses by both vendors and
patrons are used to compile statistical profiles
of both groups. There are diagrams showing the
layout of the market, a map showing the residences
of patrons, and a table comparing the Kitchener
and Waterloo markets. The author draws
conclusions about the value of the market, the
reasons for its success, and its future prospects.
Period: 1960 - 1982.
TRADE CATALOGUES
2207. Ames-Holden Tire and Rubber Co. Ames Holden
Rubber Boot Co. Ltd: AHM Systems. Kitchener: The
Company, 1920. 27 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An annual report on management, distribution,
profits, earnings and directors for 1919-1920.
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Period: 1919 - 1920.
2208. Ames-Holden Tire and Rubber Co. Ames Holden 'fire
Company Ltd; AHM Systems. Kitchener: The
Company, 1920. 23 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An annual report on profits, distribution,
bonds, stock bonuses, the plant, expansion and
directors. Period: 1919 - 1920.
2209. Anchor Bedding Co. Anchor Bedding Company,
catalog no. 14. Preston: The Company, 1910?. 62
p. ill. Loc: OCCA
An illustrated catalogue of iron and brass
bedsteads, with price lists for mattresses,
springs and pillows in addition to the beds. A
drawing of the factory is included. Period: 1900 -
1920.
2210. Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co. The Arthur Pequegnat
Clock Company catalogue no. 6, 1928. Kitchener:
Merchants Printing, 1928. 36 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An inventory of the company’s wares including
hall, office, school, parlor, and factory pendulum
clocks. The booklet provides photographs of each
clock, a brief description, and its price. Period:
1927 - 1928.
2211. Aultman, Miller and Co. Directions for setting up
and operating the Buckeye frameless, chain-drive
Binder. Akron, OH: The Company, 1891, 1892, 1899.
Loc: OKDHC.
Illustrated brochures for a binder manufactured
by P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works of Preston.
Doon Heritage Crossroads holds those for the years
1891, 1892 and 1899. Period: 1891 - 1899.
2212. The auto-spray. Cavers Bros.?, 191-?. 6 p. ill.
Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
Advertisement and price list for an automatic
sprayer, used primarily for spraying insecticides.
It was sold by the Cavers Brothers in Galt.
Period: 1890 - 1920.
2213. A.B. Jardine Co. Catalogue no. 16: AB. Jardine
and Co., Hespeler, Ontario, Canada. Hespeler: The
Company, 1917. 72 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A catalogue which contains drawings and
descriptions of the company’s products. Size
options and prices for 1917 are also included.
Period: 1916 - 1917.
2214. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Babcock
centrifugal pumps bulletin no. 36-5. Galt: The
Company, 1950?. 6 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
A brochure with sectional views of ball-bearing
and sleeve-bearing pumps and a table of their
performance. Period: 1950 - 1960.
2215. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Babcock
centrifugal pumps bulletin no. 36-4. Galt: The
Company, 1950?. 1 folded sheet, ill. Loc: OCCA
A leaflet containing specifications and cross
section drawings. Period: 1930 - 1955.
2216. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Babcock
pumps bulletin #61 type PR for every paper mill
application. Galt: The Company, I960?. 1 folded
sheet, ill. Loc: OCCA
A brochure containing a sectional arrangement, a
performance chart and overall dimensions. Period:
1955 - 1965.
2217. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Babcock
single-stage double-suction centrifugal pumps
bulletin no. 52. Galt: The Company, 1958. 7 p.
ill. Loc: OCCA
A leaflet showing performance, sectional
arrangement, dimensions, and installation of the
pump, with illustrations of other Babcock
products. Period: 1958 - 1959.
2218. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd.
Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Limited.
Galt: The Company, 1962. 1 v. ill. Loc: OCCA
An advertising brochure describing products and
facilities, including photographs of the North and
South Works at Galt. Period: 1962 - 1963.
2219. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Bulletin
no. 43 index to stoker parts styles 21 and 22.
Galt: The Company, 1930?. 20 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
Illustrations and descriptions of chain grate
stoker parts. Drawings of the South and North
factories in Galt are included. Period: 1930 -
1940.
2220. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd. Bulletin
no. 59 B & W paper stock pump type P. Galt: The
Company, 1963. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OCCA
A brochure showing performance curves, internal
arrangement, construction features, and methods of
installation. Period: 1963 - 1964.
2221. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd.
Instruction book for installation and operation
of the Babcock vertical high speed steam engine.
Galt: The Company, 1945?. 23 p. ill. Loc: OCCA
A loose-leaf booklet containing cross sectional
drawings and parts lists. Period: 1930 - 1950.
2222. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd.
Instructions for installing and operating B. & W.
centrifugal pumps. Galt: The Company, 1963. 8 p.
ill. Loc: OCCA
A manual including a maintenance schedule and a
trouble-shooting guide. Period: 1963 - 1964.
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2223. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulIoch Ltd.
Operating instructions and list of parts for
Babcock steam turbines bulletin no. 38-1. Galt:
The Company, 1940?. 11 p. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A brochure with detailed cross section drawings
of the single wheel turbine, also showing other
Babcock products manufactured at Galt. Period:
1920 - 1960.
2224. Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-McCulloch Ltd.
Specification booklet no. 31-C horizontal return
tubular power boilers. Galt: The Company, 1930?.
11 p. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A catalogue with general information, cross
section drawings and data sheets. Period: 1920 -
1940.
2225. Bechtels Ltd. 1913 catalogue, Bechtels Limited.
Waterloo: The Company, 1913. 47 p. ill Loc:
OKDHC.
A catalogue of machinery for making bricks and
tiles. The stiff plastic process is described,
and products such as a back-geared screw roll,
hoists, cutters, disintegrators, barrows, dump
cars and portable track are shown. Period: 1913 -
1914.
2226. Berlin Felt Boot Co. Price list, 1910: warm
footwear manufactured by Berlin Felt Boot Co.
Limited Berlin: The Company, 1910. 5 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
A pamphlet showing the company’s product line
and prices for men’s, women’s and children’s
footwear. Period: 1909 - 1910.
2227. Berlin Piano and Organ Co. Illustrated catalogue
of the Berlin upright and grand pianoforte and
cabinet organs manufactured by Berlin Piano and
Organ Co. (Limited), Berlin, Ontario, Canada.
189-?. 23 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A list of products, with prices and instructions
for unpacking and care of the instruments. Period:
1890 - 1899.
2228. Canada Machinery Corporation. Canada Machinery
Corporation, Limited Galt, Ontario. The Company,
19--. 2 v. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Illustrated catalogues of machine tools produced
by the company, including descriptions and
specifications. Period: 1900 - 1950.
2229. Canadian Blower/Canada Pumps Ltd. Canadian
Blower/Canada Pumps Limited 75 years, 1905-1980.
Kitchener: The Company, 1980. 12 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
An illustrated commemorative brochure, giving a
brief history of the firm is given and information
about its products, pumps and fans. Period 1905 -
1980.
2230. Canadian Buffalo Forge Co. The Canadian Buffalo
Forge Company Ltd Berlin, Ontario: general catalog
no. 179. Buffalo, NY: The Company, 1913. 305 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A complete inventory and description of the
company’s forges, blowers, fans, drills, punches,
shears, tire setters, woodworking machines, steam
engines, and apparatus for heating and
ventilating. Size options and prices are included
with photographs of all items. Also included is a
letter dated 16 March 1914 referring to the
company’s new factory in Berlin. Period 1913 -
1914.
2231. Clare Brothers and Co.? The farmer's jewel
furnace for wood only. Clare Brothers and Co.?,
1902?. 4 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Advertisement describing and illustrating a wood
furnace manufactured by Clare Brothers, Preston.
Period: 1890 - 1920.
2232. Clare Brothers and Co. Illustrated catalogue of
the Preston hot-air furnaces and registers
manufactured by Clare Bros, and Co.. Guelph:
James Hough, 1892?. 122 p. ill Loc: OWTUR.
Descriptions, specifications, and drawings of
the coal- and wood-burning furnaces and registers.
Directions on setting and operating the furnaces
are included, with many testimonial letters, and
lists of schools, churches and homes heated by
Clare furnaces. The back cover has an
illustration of the factory. Period 1890 - 1895.
2233. Clemmer Industries Limited company profile.
Waterloo: Clemmer Industries, 1964. 5 p. ill Loc:
OWT.
An historical sketch of the company with
information about its current products,
manufacturing capability and personnel Detailed
technical data and a product warranty are shown.
Period: 1963 - 1964.
2234. Commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of J.M.
Schneider Limited, Kitchener, Ontario. Kitchener:
The Company, 1940. 31 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative brochure including photographs
and descriptions of all sections of the plant, the
employees, the products and advertising. Period
1890 - 1940.
2235. Cowan and Co. Cowan Woodworking machinery,
catalogue B. Galt: The Company, 19--. 186 p.
ill., index. Loc: OCCA.
A catalogue containing drawings and descriptions
of products such as saws, sanders, planers.
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moulders, mortisers and clamps. Period: 1905 -
1950.
2236. Cowan and Co. Galt Foundry, Engine and Machine
Works: post boring machine. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 58808. The Company, 18--?. 1 fiche.
mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A one-page illustrated description of a machine
for woodworking companies, to be bolted to a post
or any upright. Period: 1835 - 1899.
2237. Cowan and Co. The new improved adjustable joint
cutter and planer: most complete mitre machine in
use. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 42759. Galt:
18-?. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A catalogue describing the new product of the
company also known as the Galt Foundry and
Machine Works.
2238. D.M. Ferry and Co. Universal almanac and
catalogue garden and flower seeds. Detroit: The
Company, 1886. 48 p. ill., index. Loc: OKDHC.
A seed catalogue from a Michigan company,
distributed by William Spiers of Berlin, dealer in
groceries, wines, liquors, boots and shoes.
Period: 1885 - 1886.
2239. Dare Foods. Dare. Kitchener: The Company, 197-?.
11 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brochure describing the history, processes,
packaging and plants of Dare Food’s manufacture of
cookies and candies. Period: 1892 - 1971.
2240. Dare Foods. The Dare story. Kitchener: The
Company, 198-?. 6 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated advertising brochure describing
the company and its management. The addresses of
its regional sales offices and head office in
Kitchener are also given. Period: 1892 - 1989.
2241. Descriptive circular of the Bear patent highway
bridge, built by a combination of wood and iron,
Doon, Ontario. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 37336.
Berlin: Berlin Publishing Co., 18-?. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Members of the Bear family are noted also for
the construction of the covered bridge at West
Montrose.
2242. Dominion Woollens and Worsteds. Dominion Woollens
and Worsteds Ltd 1910? - 1930?. 16 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A promotional brochure with photographs of
managers and staff, buildings and machinery of
branches at Hespeler, Peterborough, Orillia, and
Milton. There are colour photographs of the
suitings, worsteds and yams produced. Period:
1910 - 1930.
2243. Firth-Brown Tools (Canada) Ltd. Mitia cemented
carbides. Galt: The Company, 1957. 27 p. ill.
Loc: OCCA.
Catalogue number c-57, describing a variety of
cutting tools used for turning, milling, and gear
cutting. A photograph of the Galt factory is
included on the title page. Period: 1957 - 1958.
2244. Galt Edge Tool Works and Carriage Spring Works
manufacture all variety of carriage springs ...
which are patented in the United States and
Canada. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 56983. Galt:
Warnock and Co., 1880?. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Period: 1880 - 1889.
2245. Galt Metal Industries, Ltd. Remember when. 1945.
14 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brochure subtitled The work and accomplishments
of the management and the employees of the Galt
Metal Industries Limited, during the Second World
War. Products produced at this time for army
vehicles, aircraft, and ammunition are
illustrated, and the processes of stamping heavy
metal sheets, painting and welding are described.
Period: 1939 - 1945.
2246. Galt Wood Tool and Machine Co. Galt woodworking
machinery and tools. The Company, 1963. 251 p.
ill, index. Loc: OCCA.
Product catalogue A63, containing illustrations
and specifications for knives, saws, sanders,
clamps and drills, and other items. Period: 1963 -
1964.
2247. Globe Furniture Co. Globe Furniture Co. Limited,
Waterloo Ontario. The Company, 1900 - 1950. 6 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OWT.
Six bound catalogues of mounted photographs of
furniture made by the company, including details
of item, name and address of buyer, negative
number and order number. A wide variety of
products is illustrated, including wood carvings
and panelling for churches and institutions. One
volume shows special furniture and carvings
produced for St Mary’s Hospital and Sacred Heart
Church in Kitchener, and for St Louis Roman
Catholic Church and the Church of the Holy Saviour
in Waterloo. Period: 1900 - 1950.
2248. Goldie and McCulloch. Banker’s safes. The Goldie
& McCulloch Co., Limited, Galt, Ont.. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 46493. Galt: The Company,
18-?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Descriptions of safes, vaults, and safety
deposit boxes in drawings and text. Other
products manufactured by Goldie and McCulloch are
listed, such as engines, mill machinery and
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pulleys, with an illustration of the company’s
works and general offices. Period: 1860 - 1899.
2249. Goldie and McCulloch. Ideal, tubular and copper
coil heaters illustrated bulletin no. 19.
Hamilton: The Reid Press, 1910?. 1 v. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A catalogue of steam heaters, with illustrations
of the North and South works of the company in
Galt. Period: 1890 - 1920.
2250. Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation. Small tools
catalog no. 49. The Corporation, 1925. 383 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
A catalogue that presents a short history of the
company with a detailed description of all product
lines, including size options and prices. Taps,
dies, screw plates, twist drills, reamers,
screw-slotting cutters, gages, pipe tools, and
bolt-threading machines are listed. Period: 1924 -
1925.
2251. H. Boehmer and Company Ltd. Boehmers. Kitchener:
The Company, 19--. 8 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history and description of the company’s
products and services as a supplier of fuel oil,
building materials and concrete. Period: 1828 -
1960.
2252. H. Krug Furniture Co. Office chairs as
manufactured by the H. Krug Furniture Company
Limited, 1917, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
Kitchener: The Company, 1917. 30 p. ill. Loc:
OKDHC.
A photocopy of a catalogue of armchairs,
benches, stools, and rotary or swivel chairs.
Another photocopied portion held by Doon Heritage
Crossroads shows hatracks, plant stands and
footstools, with diagrams showing details of the
construction of the chairs. Period: 1916 - 1917.
2253. Hi-Speed Tools Ltd. Hi-Speed modem cutting
tools, catalogue no. 8. Galt: The Company, 1937.
141 p. ill., index, tables. Loc: OCCA.
A product catalogue describing taps, dies,
chasers, thread gauges, drills, end mills and
reamers. There are tables of cutting speeds,
tapers, hardness conversion, and metric
equivalents. Period: 1937 - 1938.
2254. Howard heaters manufactured by T.E. Shantz & Co.,
Berlin, Ontario. Berlin: H.S. Hallman, 1900. 12
p. Loc: OWTUR.
A catalogue advertising the furnaces for which
the Shantz company had recently obtained the
Canadian patent. There are quotations from
testimonials by local businessmen and school
trustees. Period: 1903 - 1904.
2255. Illustrated catalogue of the Berlin Novelty
Works. Berlin: The Company, 1886. 52 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW.
Text and illustrations showing baby carriages,
sleds, rocking chairs and high chairs manufactured
by J.S. Anthes. Period: 1885 - 1886.
2256. J.A.M. Taylor Tool Co. Taylor Took metal cutting
tools. Hespeler: The Company, 1969. 44 p. ill.
Loc: OCCA.
Catalogue of taps, dies, drills, and reamers
with specifications and prices. Period: 1969 -
1970.
2257. J.M. Schneider Ltd. Prize winning sausage
recipes. Kitchener?: The Company?, 1925?. 12 p.
Ul. Loc: OWTUR.
An advertisement for the company, containing
twelve sausage recipes which won prizes at the
National Exhibition at Toronto. Period: 1920 -
1930.
2258. J.M. Schneider Ltd. Schneider, famous for
quality, 1890-1965. Kitchener: The Company, 1965.
24 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
A promotional history of the meat-packing
company, with chapters on the founding years, the
second generation, products and productivity, the
company’s growth and success, customer service,
and contributions to the community. The booklet
includes many photographs of the Schneider family
members involved in the firm, as well as of other
company employees and the physical operations of
the plant. Period: 1890 - 1965.
2259. Jackson, Cochrane and Co. Wood-working machinery,
illustrated and descriptive catalogue. Berlin:
Merchants Printing, 191-?. 124 p. ill., index.
Loc: OCCA.
A catalogue with the subtitle: Showing improved
sanders, tenoners, planers and surfacers, borers,
moulders, band and rip saws, glue jointers,
shapers, dovetailers, clamps, shafting, pulleys,
castings, knife-grinders and other tools. Period:
1900 - 1916.
2260. John Watson Manufacturing Co. Watson Man’fg Co
Limited, Ayr, Ont., Canada: binders, reapers,
mowers, rakes. Ayr: The Company, 1889. 40 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW.
An annual catalogue containing illustrated
descriptions of horse-powered farm machinery, a
photograph of John Watson, a brief note on the
company, and illustrations of the Ayr Foundry and
Watson Manufacturing factory. Period: 1888 - 1889.
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2261. John Watson Manufacturing Co. Watson Man’fg. Co.:
binders, reapers, mowers, rakes. Ayr: The
Company, 1887?. 32 p. ill. Loc: OKDHC.
An illustrated catalogue comparing the
advantages of the company’s machinery with
competing products, mentioning the adjustable back
grain board, the simplified knotter, and the
all-steel two-horse binder. There are
illustrations of the company’s foundry at Ayr and
its new factory, two-thirds completed. Period:
1887 - 1888.
2262. John Watson Manufacturing Co. Watson trucks:
materials handling equipment, catalogue no. 9
revised 1958. Ayr: The Company, 1958. 1 v. ill.
Loc: OCCA
A loose-leaf catalogue and price list for
trucks, carts, dollies, barrel drain stands, skids
and castors. Period: 1958 - 1959.
2263. Joseph E. Seagram and Sons. The house of Seagram,
1857-1957: 100 years of integrity, craftsmanship &
tradition. Waterloo: Joseph E. Seagram and Sons,
1957. 32 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A promotional booklet explaining the process of
distilling, with photographs of the Waterloo plant
and a brief description of the company’s origins.
Period: 1857 - 1957.
2264. Kaufman Rubber Co. 1913-1914 Kaufman Life-buoy
Rubber Co. rubber footwear. Berlin: The Company,
1913. 64 p. ill. Loc: OKDHC.
The fifth annual catalogue of rubber footwear
for men, women and children, including gum boots,
overshoes, and footwear with leather tops. Period:
1913 - 1914.
2265. Kaufman Rubber Co. 1914-1915 Kaufman Life-buoy
Rubber Co. rubber footwear. Berlin: The Company,
1914. 64 p. ill., index. Loc: OKDHC.
A photocopy of the sixth annual catalogue of
Life-buoy and Rubber-leaf brands of rubber
footwear, including an illustration of the Kaufman
factory and a list of branch addresses. Period:
1914 - 1915.
2266. Kaufman Rubber Co. The Kaufman Rubber Co.
Limited rubber footwear 1911-1912 catalogue. 1911. 65
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
The third annual catalogue of Kaufman’s rubber
footwear, describing and illustrating the latest
products such as hip boots, button gaiters and
tennis shoes. Period: 1911 - 1912.
2267. Kaufman Rubber Co. March 18th, 1914 current price
list, the Kaufman Rubber Co. Limited, Berlin,
Canada: Life-buoy, Rubber-leaf. Berlin: The
Company, 1914. 16 p. Loc: OKDHC.
A photocopied list of wholesale and net prices
to accompany an illustrated 1914 catalogue of
rubber footwear. Period: 1914 - 1915.
2268. Kaufman Rubber Co. May 4th, 1914 net price list.
The Kaufman Rubber Co. Limited, Berlin, Canada:
Life-buoy, Rubber-leaf. Berlin: The Company,
1914. 16 p. Loc: OKDHC.
Photocopy of a price list for Kaufman’s rubber
footwear, to accompany an illustrated 1914
catalogue and a current price list. The list
gives the item number, cost and a brief
description of each product. Period: 1914 - 1915.
2269. Kaufman Rubber Co. Super quality rubber clothing
catalogue number two. Kitchener: The Company,
193-?. 15 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the company’s catalogue, with
drawings and brief descriptions of the men’s and
women’s clothing and footwear. Period: 1930 -
1940.
2270. Kaufman Rubber Co. Super quality rubber clothing:
price list Aug. 29, 1933. Kitchener: The Company,
1933. 3 p. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the company’s product price list,
including item number, brief description and cost.
Period: 1930 - 1933.
2271. MacDonald Electric Ltd. Electrical supplies,
catalogue no. 152. The Company, 19--. 238 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT.
An indexed catalogue of electrical supplies
produced by the company, including switches,
fuses, connectors and outlets. Period: 1920 -
1950.
2272. MacDonald Electric Ltd. MacDonald Electric
Limited: electrical supplies catalogue no. 152.
Kitchener: The Company, 238 p. ill., index. Loc:
OKIT.
A catalogue containing drawings and descriptions
of the company’s electrical parts and fixtures.
No prices are included. Period: cl941 - cl961.
2273. MacGregor, Gourlay Co. The MacGregor, Gourlay Co.
Limited wood working machinery, 1909. Galt: The
Company, 1909. 176 p. ill., index. Loc: OCCA
An indexed catalogue of the company’s saws,
planers and lathes, moulding, boring, shaping,
dovetailing and sanding machines. Period: 1908 -
1909.
2274. Machinery and Transmission Co. Elmira grain
grinders and portable saws. Elmira: The Company,
12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A catalogue with drawings and descriptions of
the company’s portable saws and grain crushers and
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grinders.
2275. Maple Leaf Saw Works. Price list of the Maple
Leaf Saw Works: Shurly and Dietrich, manufacturers
of refined silver and cast steel saws of all
kinds, patent ground.. Galt: The Company, 1881.
40 p. ill. Loc: OKtT.
A catalogue including a drawing and description
of each type of saw and its price. Plastering
trowels and knives are also included in the
company’s wares. Period: 1880 - 1881.
2276. Metal Shingle and Siding Co. Ideal bam plana
Preston: The Company, 19--. 20 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of a promotional catalogue
advertising various bam plans and building
materials, including shingles, siding, troughing,
pipe, ventilators, cowbowls, and tank screens.
Drawings and photographs of bams in Ontario
include one near Haysville. Period: cl920 - cl930.
2277. Metal Shingle and Siding Co. Stable fixtures.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 59222. Preston:
Preston Print, 18-?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU,
OWTL.
An illustrated leaflet describing steel cattle
stanchions sold by the company, with an
explanation of how to install them into cement
floors and a wooden framework. Period: 1830 -
1899.
2278. P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works. 25th annual
catalog: PJE. Shantz, Preston, Ont., farm
implements, light running harvesting machinery.
Galt: H.M. Hunt & Sons, 1900?. 24 p. ill. Loc:
OKDHC.
A catalogue illustrating the design features of
the Buckeye Binder, the Buckeye Knotter, and the
Buckeye Truck, with descriptions of ploughs,
mowers, rakes, harrows and other products. The
frontispiece is a photograph of P.E. Shantz, and
the inside back cover has an illustrated
advertisement for the Metal Shingle and Siding
Company of Preston. Period: 1895 - 1910.
2279. P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works. Buckeye Light
Binder, Shantz Mower, Preston Mower, Preston
Reaper, hay rakes, straw and root cutters, grain
crushers, plows, etc.: PJ3. Shantz, Preston,
Ontario. Hamilton: Robert Raw and Company, 1886,
1888. Loc: OKDHC.
Catalogues describing the implements and
containing lists of parts, their prices, and
repair prices. Illustrations of the machinery and
individual parts are given, with testimonial
correspondence. Doon Heritage Crossroads holds
catalogues for 1886 and 1888. Period: 1885 - 1888.
2280. P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works. Descriptive
catalogue: P.E. Shantz, Preston, Ont.. Preston:
Progress Print, 1899?. 24 p. ill Loc: OKDHC.
Illustrated descriptions of horse-drawn binders,
mowers, rakes, plows, harrows, and cultivators,
with specifications for straw cutters, grain
crushers, turnip pulpers and a knife sharpener.
The catalogue includes testimonials by local
farmers Joseph Mader and Jacob S. Hallman and a
small portrait of P.E. Shantz. Period: 1895 -
1915.
2281. P.E. Shantz Foundiy. Children’s sleighs for boys
and girls. Galt: Reformer Press, 1890?. 15 p.
ill. Loc: OKDHC.
A catalogue of sleds available at the turn of
the twentieth century. In general, the boys’
sleds are lower to the ground than the girls’.
Period: 1880 - 1915.
2282. P.E. Shantz Foundry. Howard warm air furnaces.
Preston: The Company, 1927. 12 p. ilL Loc: OKDHC.
A catalogue of a range of coal-fired furnaces,
with a chart of specifications of different
models. P.E. Shantz manufactured furnaces
produced by the Howard Furnace Company of the
United States, but the catalogue includes a
non-radiator furnace called Preston No.4 which may
have been designed by Shantz. Period: 1925 - 1930.
2283. P.E. Shantz Foundry. Trucks: PJE. Shantz Foundiy,
Preston, Ont.. Preston?: The Company, 19??. 28 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated catalogue of warehouse and
industrial trucks, with their specifications and
constructional details. Casters, wheelbarrows,
and steel and cast iron wheels are also shown.
Period: 1900 - 1950.
2284. P.W. Gardiner and Son Ltd. A Gardiner door
enhances every entrance. Galt: The Company,
1920?. 88 p. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A catalogue of wooden doors, sashes and
millwork, with an illustration of the factory in
Galt. Period: 1915 - 1925.
2285. Preston Springs Garden Hotel. Preston Springs
Hotel and Mineral Baths. The Hotel?, 1920?. 33 p.
ill., map. Loc: OWTUCG.
A promotional brochure illustrating and
describing the building, gardens and medical
facilities available, including the mineral spring
treatment, electro-therapeutic department, x-ray
department and dental office. Nearby facilities
for sports and recreation, such as the Waterloo
County Golf and Country Club and Puslinch Lake,
are also mentioned. Period: 1900 - 1925.
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2286. Preston Woodworking Machinery Co. Woodworking
machinery: the Preston Woodworking Machinery
Compary Limited, Preston, Canada. Preston: The
Company, 19--. 1 v. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A loose-leaf catalogue describing in text and
illustrations the planers, saws, moulders and
sanders produced by the company. Period: 1905 -
1950.
2287. R. McDougall Co. Illustrated catalogue of hand
and power pumps hydraulic rams, service boxes,
well points: catalogue no. 21. Galt: The Company,
19--. 118 p. ill., index. Loc: OKtT.
A photocopy of a catalogue containing drawings
and descriptions of items sold by the company,
with a statement of the basic principles of pumps.
Period: 1905 - 1940.
2288. R. McDougall Co. Improved hydraulic rams. Galt:
The Company, 19--. 15 p. ill., chart. Loc: OKDHC.
A catalogue describing the mechanical
principles, use and installation of a hydraulic
ram at a water source. Illustrated instructions
show how to set the ram, how to lay the discharge
pipes, and how to select the proper size. Period:
1900 - 1940.
2289. Spaetzel, Roy Clifford. Spae-Naur Inc..
Kitchener: The Company, 1986. 10 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A promotional pamphlet which contains a short
section on the history of the fastener
distribution business that began as a supplier for
auto body maintenance parts and trimmings in
Kitchener in 1936. The booklet contains
photographs of the business and its workers.
Period: 1936 - 1986.
2290. St Clair Concrete Machinery Works? St Clair
Galt, Canada Galt?: The Company?, 192-?. 24 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
Illustrated catalogue of concrete mixers,
hoisting engines, contractors’ supplies and
machinery made by the company that claimed to be
"the first people to manufacture concrete mixers
in Canada" Period: 1920 - 1929.
2291. Stone, W.C. Directions for using Stone’s
experience of 12 years for dressing and dyeing
skins for mats, robes, and other purposes, with
improvements. New Hamburg: Dawson and Gould,
1877. 8 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Instructions for tanning hides and dyeing skins
in five different colours. Period: 1877 - 1878.
2292. Waterloo Manufacturing Co. 53rd annual
catalogue. Waterloo: The Company, 1903. 40 p.
ill. Loc: OWT.
A catalogue of traction engines, pumps,
separators, threshing machines and other farm
machinery. One of the latest products was a
pneumatic stacker. Photographs of the company’s
executives are included. Period: 1902 - 1903.
2293. Waterloo Manufacturing Co. 60th annual catalogue,
our "diamond" jubilee, 1850-1910. Waterloo: The
Company, 1910. 44 p. ill Loc: OWT.
A catalogue of the company’s farm implements,
including drawings and descriptions but no prices.
Period: 1909 - 1910.
2294. Waterloo Manufacturing Co. The Waterloo
Manufacturing Co. Limited, Waterloo, Ontario,
Canada: high-class portable and traction engines,
separators, wind stackers, self feeders, etc..
1916?. 56 p. ill., index. Loc: OKDHC.
A facsimile of the western edition of a
catalogue describing steam- powered farm
machinery. It has unsolicited testimonials and an
illustration of the factory in Waterloo. Period:
1915 - 1916.
2295. Weber Hardware Co. Weber Hardware Co. Limited,
mill supply dept.: tools, factory and mill
supplies. The Company, 19--. 132 p. ill., index.
Loc: OKITW.
An illustrated product catalogue of tools, paint
and hardware sold by the company. Prices are
included, and customers are encouraged to vise the
telephone to make their orders. Period: 1916 -
1950.
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NATURAL LANDSCAPES
INCLUDING CONSERVATION MOVEMENTS
2296. "Arboretum opens." Waterloo Historical Society.
1964. 52: 83. Loc: all.
A report of the opening of the Waterloo County
Arboretum, situated east of New Hamburg. Period:
1964
2297. Barker, James and Geiger, Maij and Kitchen,
Cameron. Steckle Woods: an evaluation of an
undeveloped natural area in the Kitchener-Waterloo
region. University of Waterloo (student essay,
Geography and Planning), 1968. 56 1. ill. Loc:
OWTUR.
A study of the interrelationships of geological
structure, soils, vegetation, animal life and land
use as a basis for land management. Sections in
the work deal with topics such as the Kitchener
Park system, natural resources, and recommended
uses for the woods. The authors conclude that the
unique area can be retained but also enjoyed by
local citizens. Period: 1967 - 1968.
2298. Bergsma, John. Implications of comprehensive
water planning in the Grand Basin - with emphasis
on traditional engineering tasks. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Engineering), 1971. 94 1.
ill., bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A study of planning problems caused by legal and
institutional constraints on the agencies
involved. The author proposes an overall water
planning scheme for the river system, in a context
that combines provincial policy and regulated
regional implementation. Period: 1790 - 1971.
2299. Boyd, Gary and Goodfellow, Carolyn and Harvey,
Ted. The flood hazard of the Upper Grand River.
Waterloo: University of Waterloo, 1973. 116 p.
ill., maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A study of flooding on the Grand River and its
tributaries as far south as its confluence with
the Speed River at Preston. Topics include a
history of floods from 1680 to 1972, physical
hydrology, flood prevention, land use change, and
differences in the perception of flood hazard
between urban and rural people. An appendix
includes copies of regulations about construction,
filling, and alteration of waterways. Period: 1680
- 1972.
2300. Campbell, C.A. and Dagg, Anne Innis. Mammals of
Waterloo and South Wellington counties, 1972.
Waterloo: The Authors, 1972. 130 p. ill., maps,
bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE,
OWT, OWTL, OWTU.
A survey modelled on the procedure used by J.
Dewey Soper who studied the mammals in the area
from 1909 to 1921. Illustrated information is
provided on 41 extant species of mammals and there
is a section on extinct species. The drawings are
by M. Dyer and M.E. Gartshore. Period: 1971 -
1972.
2301. Campbell, C.A. and Rowell, Robert. A valley of
value: a brief on the proposed Montrose Reservoir
and the Grand River Valley. Kitchener: K-W
Pollution Probe, 1971. 44 p. ill. maps, bibl. Loc:
OKIT.
A study of the proposed Montrose Reservoir and
possible Elora Gorge overpass. The two reports
review the possible impact of construction on the
environment and argue against development. Period:
1970 - 1971.
2302. Canadian Natural Science News. Baden: Edgar R.
Boniface, 1897- . Loc: OWTUR.
A monthly publication of items relating to
mammalogy, herpetology, conchology, geology,
mineralogy, anthropology, botany, chemistry,
ethnology, archaeology, palaeontology, entomology,
ichthyology and ornithology, to which individuals
are encouraged to make written contributions. The
University of Waterloo’s Doris Lewis Rare Book
Room holds volume 1, number 2 (1897), containing
an essay by W.J. Wintemberg on classification in
anthropology. Period: 1897.
2303. Clarke, Michael F. The general composition of the
forest of North Dumfries Township, Waterloo
County, Ontario, 1817. University of Waterloo
(M.A. thesis, Geography), 1969. 54 p. maps,
tables. Loc: OWTU.
A description of the forests of North Dumfries
in 1817, based on the notes of surveyor Adrian
Marlet. Three different associations of various
species of trees are identified: maple, beech,
basswood and elm; white pine, white oak, red oak
and thickets; and white cedar, tamarack, black ash
and birch. Period: 1816 - 1817.
2304. Cleghorn, Edward. "The beauty of Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1946. 34: 14-18.
Loc: all.
A short description of the natural and built
environments of the county, noting distinctive
features such as the Homer Watson Memorial Park,
Mennonite horse-drawn vehicles and the solid farm
buildings. 1945.
2305. Clough, Donald J. and Anderson, R.W.P. Excerpts
from brief on flood control and water conservation
for Grand River watershed. 1963. 5 p. Loc: OWTU.
Excerpts from the 1961 brief presented by the
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Grand River Conservation Commission, including
background historical information on the Grand
River system, floods, and the distinction between
the Grand River Conservation Authority and the
Grand River Conservation Commission. Period: 1912
- 1963.
2306. Conserving the waters of the Grand River a
necessary public work. 1936. 10 p. ill., map.
Loc: OKIT.
A summary of recommendations for dams and
reservoirs to reduce flood damage and insure water
supply. The report concludes that local
municipalities have done all they can, and that
assistance from the federal or provincial
governments is necessary. Also provided are a
summary of a 1932 drainage report by the Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests and a map of the
Grand River drainage basin. Period: 1931 - 1936.
2307. Cooper, Mike. Association of American Geographers
field trip: Middle Grand River Region, August
1966. Waterloo: University of Waterloo, 1966. 1
v. maps. Loc: OWTU.
The University of Waterloo copy is damaged by
the removal of some pages. Period: 1965 - 1966.
2308. Cox, Kenneth Wayne. Preferred rural recreational
landscapes in the counties of Waterloo
South-WeDington. University of Waterloo (M.A.
thesis), 1973. 3 fiche. tables, mf. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of perceptions of landscapes of
rural open space, with particular reference to the
Baden Hills-Spongy Lake area, the Elora Gorge, an
Old Order Mennonite farm area, the Homer
Watson-Pioneer Village area, and the Grand River
area near West Montrose. The responses of three
groups of respondents, naturalists, students and
business managers, are analyzed and the most
significant differences are reported between the
naturalists and the managers. All rank the Elora
Gorge first and the farm area last. Period: 1972 -
1973.
2309. Davis, Linda Strath. Evolving landscape
productivities in four rural townships of southern
Ontario. University of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis,
Geography), 1986. 4 fiche. tables, maps, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
A study which measures the net primary
productivity (NPP) in remnant and human-altered
ecosystems co-existing in the contemporary
landscape. The author reconstructs pre-settlement
forests, woodland, meadows and marshes, and
analyzes changes in the vegetation mixes in the
landscape since human settlement. Wellesley
Township is one of the four areas measured for its
spatial-temporal patterns of soil, terrain, tree
lines, water supply, weather (climate) and
agricultural use. Period: 1800 - 1986.
2310. Dawson, Robert N. The Grand River: a study of
stream pollution and water supply on the Grand
River. University of Toronto (M.A.Sc. thesis),
1963. 110 p. maps., bibl., tables. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the water supplies of municipalities
in the region, with recommendations for sewage
treatment, water quality and future water supply.
The author presents a flow history of the river
and a physical description of the valley,
including geology, climate and geography. Period:
1962 - 1963.
2311. de Visser, John. Grand River reflections. Erin:
Boston Mills Press, 1989. 155 p. ill., bibl.,
maps, index. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A photographic tour of the Grand River Valley
from the source of the river near Riverview to
Lake Erie at Port Maitland. The photographs show
the villages and towns through which the river
passes, as well as the river itself. Maps show
the climatic regions and the forest zones of the
Grand River Watershed. The book was sponsored by
the Grand River Conservation Foundation. Period:
1988 - 1989.
2312. Derstine, Clayton F., Rev. "Significance of the
Memorial Tower." Waterloo Historical Society.
1926. 14: 247-249. Loc: all.
An address at the dedication of the tower,
commenting generally on the landscape of Waterloo
County after a century of settlement. Period: 1805
- 1925.
2313. Donaldson, Gregory R. and Mutrie, Dean F.
Ecological appraisal of Homer Watson Park,
Kitchener, Ontario. University of Waterloo, 1970.
54 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTU.
Period: 1969 - 1970.
2314. Domey, R.S. and George, M.G. and MacNaughton,
Ian Fraser. An ecological analysis of the
Waterloo-South Wellington region. Waterloo:
University of Waterloo, 1970. 202 p. maps, bibl.,
tables. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT.
A study by graduate students of the natural
resources (water, soil, forestry, and wildlife)
likely to be affected by further urbanization.
The ecological information is intended for the
Regional Land Use Plan being developed by the
Waterloo County Area Planning Board.
Recommendations are made for wildlife areas,
surface water and ground water, urbanization and
Mennonite farmers, recreation areas, and noise and
air pollution. Period: 1969 - 1970.
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2315. Domey, R.S. and Clark, Cameron and Grainger,
Robert. Hilbom Conservation Area study: resource
inventory, development and management of the site,
Preston, Ontario, by members of the Ecology and
Resource Management Research Group in the School
of Urban and Regional Planning, School of
Architecture, Department of Geography, and the
Department of Biology. Waterloo: Division of
Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo,
1971. 119 p. ill., bibl., maps, tables. Loc: OWTU,
OKIT, OWTL.
A description of the 180 acres of land between
Galt and Preston, given by Percy R. Hilbom in
1967 to be developed as a park. The geology,
history, ecology, vegetation and aquatic resources
are discussed and fourteen recommendations are
made on developing the parkland for public use.
Period: 1967 - 1971.
2316. Geiger, Maij. "The snowbelt of southwestern
Ontario." The Waterloo County area: selected
geographical essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 175-182. maps. Loc: OWTU,
OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
An explanation of the heavy snowfalls received
in the larger region to the north and west of
Waterloo County.
2317. Grand River Conservation Authority. Annual
report Cambridge: The Authority, 1966-. Loc:
OWTL, OCCA.
A summary of each year’s activities, including
information on floods, water supply, forests,
wildlife, weather and parks. Wilfrid Laurier
Library holds reports for the years 1966, 1968 to
1971, 1974 to 1981, 1984 and 1986. The Cambridge
City Archives has issues for 1967, 1968, 1969 and
all years since 1970. Period: 1966 - 1986.
2318. Grand River Conservation Authority. Bannister and
Wrigley Lakes, Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area,
F.WJi. Dickson Wilderness Area, Fairlake Game
Farm Times Past to Times Present. Cambridge: The
Authority, 1977. 9 p. bibl., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A description of the history, wildlife,
vegetation and facilities of the four areas. Maps
show the forest and vegetation zones of the Grand
River watershed and the forest cover types in the
Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area. Period: 1792 -
1977.
2319. Grand River Conservation Authority. "An historical
background." Grand River Conservation Authority:
1968 annual report 1968. Pp. 7-15. Loc: OCCA.
A brief history of conservation activities,
prompted by concern at the damage done by yearly
floods, including the formation of the Grand River
Valley Board of Trade in 1930, the Grand River
Conservation Commission in 1934, and the opening
of the Shand Dam in 1942. In 1946 the commission
decided that it would continue to construct and
maintain dams, while a newly formed Grand Valley
Conservation Authority would be responsible for
other conservation work. The authority was
renamed the Grand River Conservation Authority in
1968. Period: 1930 - 1946.
2320. Grand River Conservation Commission. Plan for
flood control and water conservation in the Grand
River Watershed. Fergus: The Commission, 1964. 48
p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
A report supporting the need for multipurpose
reservoirs in the Grand River Watershed, to
achieve flood control, water conservation and
pollution abatement. The study includes cost
estimates for the proposed reservoirs and excerpts
from relevant legislation. Period: 1938 - 1964.
2321. Grand River Parkway Conference. Grand River
conference report Grimsby: Niagara Regional
Development Association, 1963. 30 p. Loc: OWTU,
OCCA, OWTL.
Reports on various aspects of the Lower Grand
River, presented at a conference sponsored by the
Niagara Regional Development Association in
October 1962. Topics include historical
development, recreation, conservation and
urbanization. The conference concludes that all
levels of government and appropriate agencies
should work together to plan and preserve the
Grand River’s resource potential. Period: 1962 -
1963.
2322. Grand Valley Conservation Authority. Report on a
plan of ancillary conservation measures for the
construction of the Conestogo Dam. Elora: The
Authority, 1953. 6 1. charts, map. Loc: OWT.
A study of swamp forests feeding the headwaters
of tributary streams and the main rivers of the
Grand Valley, with recommendations from the
Advisory Board on Reforestation on the protection
of these areas. Period: 1952 - 1953.
2323. Guscott, David W. Regional hiking trails as a
planning issue: a case study of a long-distance
hiking trail for the Waterloo-WeDington region.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis), 1972. 36
p. bibl., maps. Loc: OWTU.
A proposal for a 175-mile hiking trail to be
named the Trail of the Five Rivers, in reference
to the Grand, Nith, Conestoga, Speed, and Eramosa
Rivers. Reasons for the layout of the trail and
the land use planning techniques are outlined.
Information on trail maintenance, funding, and
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facilities is provided, with maps of the proposed
trail and brief descriptions of its wildlife and
landscape features. Period: 1971 - 1972.
2324. Guscott, David W. The Trail of the Five Rivers: a
conceptual hiking trail for the
Waierloo-Wellington region. University of
Waterloo, School of Urban and Regional Planning,
1972. 30 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OKIT.
A proposal of a hiking trail linking the Nith,
Conestoga, Grand, Speed and Eramosa Rivers. The
trail is described in sections, with maps and
particulars of landscape and wildlife. Period:
1971 - 1972.
2325. "Hawks of Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 28-29. Loc: all.
A list including approximate wing-spans and
markings.
2326. Herriot, William. "The compositae of Galt, Ontario
and vicinity." Ontario Natural Science Bulletin:
Journal of the Wellington Field Naturalists’
Chib. 1910. 6: 55-64. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2327. Herriot, William. "The crowfoot and poppy families
and their allies around Galt, Ontario." Ontario
Natural Science Bulletin: Journal of the
Wellington Field Naturalists’ Club. 1913. 9:
40-46. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2328. Herriot, William. "The cyperaceae of the vicinity
of Galt." Ontario Natural Science Bulletin:
Journal of the Wellington field Naturalists’
Chib. 1906. 2:35-38. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2329. Herriot, William. "The ericaceae and orchidaceae
in the vicinity of Galt, Ontario." Ontario
Natural Science Bulletin: Journal of the
Wellington Field Naturalists’ Club. 1909. 5:
26-33. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2330. Herriot, William. "The grasses of Galt, Ontario
and vicinity." Ontario Natural Science Bulletin:
Journal of the Wellington Field Naturalists’
Club. 1908. 4: 126-132. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2331. Herriot, William. "The rosaceae and leguminosae of
Galt, Ontario and vicinity." Ontario Natural
Science Bulletin: Journal of the Wellington Field
Naturalists’ Chib. 1912. 8: 28-34. Loc: OGU, OLU.
Period: 1905 - 1913.
2332. Herriot, William. "The trees of Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1924. 12: 80-84.
Loc: all.
A list of 47 indigenous species that attain a
trunk diameter of a foot or more. Each entry
contains short description of the tree’s habitat.
2333. "The Homer Watson Memorial Park." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1943. 31: 29-32. Loc: all.
An account of the creation of a park in the
tract of land known as Cressman’s Bush, including
the address by Homer Watson supporting
conservation of the tract. Period: 1913 - 1943.
2334. Jackson, Alan D. The Nith River, a deterministic
study. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1971. 52 p. bibl., tables, maps. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of the drainage system of the Nith River
explaining the disruption by Pleistocene
glaciation of the hierarchical, geometric drainage
pattern to which the river may revert. There are
maps of the Nith and Grand drainage basins, and
schematic diagrams of the Nith River basin.
Period: 8700 BC - 1971.
2335. Joanette, Nelson K "Malaria in the Grand River
area in the 19th century." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1986. 74: 51-62. ill. Loc: all.
A study of the prevalence and possible
environmental causes of malaria, a serious problem
during the nineteenth century when it was
considered to have resulted from the building of
dams. Citing newspaper evidence of malaria
symptoms and the remedies offered by local
druggists, the author concludes that mosquito
infestation and malaria were probably endemic in
the region and that they were abated by land
development from the 1840s. Period: 1800 - 1860.
2336. Karrow, Paul F. "The geology of Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 8-14.
ill. Loc: all.
An address to the 59th annual meeting of the
Waterloo Historical Society, describing various
land, rock and water features such as the Onondaga
Escarpment, the Baden Hills, Doon Pinnacle,
S unfish Lake and Puslinch Lake.
2337. Karrow, Paul F. "Landform evolution in
Waterloo/Wellington counties." The Waterloo
County area: selected geographical essays. Edited
by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 1-10.
maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
An outline of the bedrock geology with more
detail on the Pleistocene landforms. The author
identifies local examples of moraines, till
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plains, kames and eskers, kettles, outwash fans
and plains, and alluvial terraces, and comments on
the economic aspects of mineral deposits and soil
quality.
2338. Harrow, Paul F. and Warner, B.G. and Ellis, C.J.
What’s beneath our feet in Waterloo Region.
University of Waterloo. Quaternary Sciences
Institute, 1990. 8 p. ill., map, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
An outline of the geological and biological
development and prehistory of the region.
Diagrams of bedrock formations and buried valleys,
charts of botanical trends, and drawings of
artifacts in various prehistoric periods
supplement the text.
2339. Keizer, Holly I. Effect of agricultural land
drainage on wetlands in Wellesley Township,
Waterloo County. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1977. 65 1. maps, tables,
bibl. Also mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM.
An examination of the beneficial and detrimental
effects of the major reduction in the area
of wetlands since 1930. Changes in soil
characteristics, water quality, wildlife and
natural vegetation are the author’s main concerns.
Period: 1930 - 1972.
2340. Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists, Conservation
Committee. A report on the eastern bluebird
Kitchener: The Club, 1967. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWTL,
OKIT.
A report describing the decline of the species
in Waterloo County, and giving possible reasons
for the decline and suggestions on how to restore
the numbers. Period: 1816 - 1967.
2341. Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists. Great blue
heronries in the Grand River watershed* a report
on the decline of Southern Ontario’s tallest
native bird Kitchener: The Club, 1967. 15 1.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL, OKIT.
A statement of concern for the bird’s survival,
including reports on various heronries near
Bloomingdale, Philipsburg and Ayr. Period: 1954 -
1967.
2342. Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists. Honour roll
of trees found in the Great Tree Hunt of 1990 in
the Region of Waterloo. The Club, 1991. 16 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWRA.
Lists of trees that are native to Ontario,
exotic trees planted in Waterloo, and trees of
special interest due to their special shape,
history or rarity in the region. The location,
height and diameter of the trees are given.
Period: 1800 - 1991.
2343. Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists. Summary,
Christmas bird counts, 1934 to 1978. Kitchener:
The Club, 1978?. 38 p. Loc: OKIT.
A tabulation of sightings of over 100 species of
birds over the 45-year period, prefaced by
reminiscences by members of the club, especially
Gerry Knechtel. Period: 1934 - 1978.
2344. Kummer, Oliver A. "Memories of the Grand."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1973. 61: 35-39.
ill. Loc: all.
Reminiscences of spring floods of the river,
artists who have painted along its banks, and its
recreational value for fishing and swimming.
Period: cl850 - 1973.
2345. MacDonald, John D.A. Cultural implications of the
physiography of the Regional Municipality of
Waterloo. Waterloo: Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, Planning and Development, 1988. 118 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWRMA.
An analysis of the diverse landscape that has
resulted from complex glacial advances and
retreats and subsequent post-glacial erosion and
deposition. Following an account of glacial
morphology, drainage systems and soils, the author
relates physiography to the main settlement sites
in each period of human occupancy.
2346. Mage, Julius A. The physical basis for a land
classification in Woolwich Township. University
of Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1965. 1
fiche. ill., maps, tables, mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A development policy proposed for the township,
based on analysis of the climate and the
capability and physical characteristics of the
land. Photographs and maps show the geology,
physiography, drainage, soils and land use, and
there is a map of proposed land use. The author
recommends retention of the rural base, increase
in the forested area, creation of a reservoir near
West Montrose, and preservation of wetland areas
as wildlife reserves. Period: 1964 - 1965.
2347. McBoyle, Geoffrey R. "Some notes on the utility of
climatic data in the Waterloo-Wellington area."
The Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 159-173. maps, tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A review of the significance for transportation,
agriculture, and home heating of data recorded at
the Ontario Agricultural College and the
Waterloo-Wellington Airport stations.
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227
2348. McCartney, John S. An investigation of the
relationship between the growth of Waterloo,
Ontario and streamflow in Laurel Creek. Wilfrid
Laurier University (B.A thesis, Geography), 1976.
59 p. bibl., maps, charts. Loc: OWTL.
A study of urbanization and hydrology, using the
water flow in Laurel Creek in Waterloo between
1960 and 1974 as an example. The author finds
that urban development increases runoff and peak
discharge and decreases lag time, thus causing
flood problems. Period: 1960 - 1974.
2349. McCauley, Robert and Goodchild, Gareth A. "The
little lakes of Waterloo Region." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1983. 71: 112-118. ill.,
bibl., tables. Loc: all.
A brief overview of the depth, surface area,
volume, pH levels and alkalinity of 12 bodies of
water, including Paradise Lake, Sunfish Lake,
Hofstetter Lake, Little Turnbull Lake and Lakeside
Park Lake.
2350. McCauley, Robert. "Preston Springs: water with
character." Waterloo Historical Society. 1988.
76: 134-138. ill., tables. Loc: all.
A short report on two separate chemical analyses
(cl925 and 1988) of the waters in the Preston
Springs. Period: cl925 - 1988.
2351. Mitchell, Bruce and Gardner, J. and Cook, R.
Physical adjustments and inst.it.nt.innal
arrangements for the urban flood hazard: Grand
River Watershed. Publication Series, no. 13.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1978. 142 p. ill., maps, tables, bibl.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKET.
A comprehensive description and evaluation of
past floods and efforts to control flooding.
Bridgeport, Galt (Cambridge) and New Hamburg are
considered in the research, which takes into
account the costs of various adjustments as well
as local residents’ attitudes. In reviewing the
wide range of physical and institutional controls,
the authors note trends in coping with flood
hazards and implications for the affected
communities. The report includes a chronology of
flood damage, graphs of discharge of the Grand
River at Galt from 1914 to 1975, and maps of
changes in the flood plains at Galt, Bridgeport
and New Hamburg from 1945 to 1976. Period: 1850
- 1978.
2352. "Mockingbird in New Dundee." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 35. Loc: all.
A note of the sighting of the bird by Earlmont
Poth in the winter of 1964. Period: 1964 -
2353. Montgomery, F.H. "A botanical survey of Waterloo
County, Ontario." Transactions of the Royal
Canadian Institute. 1945. 25,2: 217-265. ill.,
bibl., charts, maps. Loc: OGU, OKIT.
A summary of a Masters thesis concluding that
Waterloo County has three overlapping floral
zones: the Transcontinental Zone, the Alleghenian
Zone, and the Carolinian Zone. The author reports
1,191 species, varieties and forms of plants, 102
of them not previously recorded. Charts classify
plants as native or introduced. Period: 1943 -
1944.
2354. Montgomery, F.H. A botanical survey of Waterloo
County, Ontario. McMaster University (M.A
thesis, Biology), 1944. 171 1. tables, bibl. Loc:
OWTL, OKIT.
An inventory of vascular plants, compared with
the findings of William Herriot who recorded the
flora near Galt in the late nineteenth century.
In noting differences, the author discusses the
extent to which certain species have become rare
or extinct, more prolific or newly introduced.
Brief comparisons are made with flora in
neighbouring counties and some information is
given about the county’s soil and climate. Period:
1895 - 1942.
2355. Montgomery, F.H. "Interesting botanical areas of
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1944. 32: 12-15. Loc: all.
A short report of a lecture, describing selected
plants of the total of over 1,200 species
identified in the county. Period: 1943 - 1944.
2356. Montgomery, F.H. "Introduced plants of Waterloo
and adjacent counties, Ontario." Canadian Field
Naturalist. 1948. 62,2: 79-95. Loc: OWTL, OWTUD.
An annotated list of 432 plant species, 266 in
Waterloo County, forming one quarter of its total
plant population. The distribution and localities
of each plant are noted, with its place of origin.
The first portion of the list refers to plants
found in Waterloo County, the second portion gives
the plants found in neighbouring counties but not
in Waterloo. Period: 1889 - 1948.
2357. Nelson, James G. and O’Neill, Pauline C. The
Grand as a Canadian Heritage River. Waterloo:
Heritage Resources Centre, University of Waterloo,
1989. 246 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OKIT.
A study sponsored by the Canadian Heritage
Rivers Board and the Grand River Conservation
Authority. Topics include geology, biology,
parks, trail systems, prehistory and archaeology,
the Six Nations Indians, industrial development,
development stresses and heritage management.
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Period: 1000 - 1989.
2358. Nelson, James G. The Grand River as a posable
Heritage River: a background study. Waterloo:
Heritage Resources Centre, University of Waterloo,
1988. 1 v. (various pagings). Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
A preliminary study to determine whether the
Grand River should be named a Canadian Heritage
River. The report includes information on
geology, landscape, cultural heritage, trail
systems, recreational possibilities, protected
areas, water quality, flood control methods,
development stresses and institutional
arrangements, and an analysis of the official
plans of municipalities and townships.
2359. Nelson, James G. and O’Neill, Pauline C.
Nominating the Grand as a Canadian Heritage
River. Occasional Paper No. 13. Heritage
Resources Centre, University of Waterloo, 1990.
344, 14, 13 p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTU.
A report nominating the Grand River as a
heritage river on human and recreational grounds.
Research reports are included on forests, natural
resources, water quality, conservation areas, and
individual localities with outstanding features or
associations.
2360. "Nith River flood of 1883 [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1983. 71: 118. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph and note of the Nith River flood in
1883. Period: 1883.
2361. "One hundred forty five-acre site donated by P.R.
Hilborn and family." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 10. Loc: all.
A brief article describing the property situated
between Galt and Preston and called Tinatowa
Provincial Park. Period: 1967.
2362. Ontario Conservation Authorities Branch. Grand
Valley Conservation Authority Nith River
supplementary report on methods of flood
protection for the village of New Hamburg.
Toronto: Kilbom Engineering, 1968. 9 p. Loc:
OWTU.
A short supplement to a report prepared in 1951
by Kilbom Engineering, Report on methods of
flood prevention on the Nith River for the village
of New Hamburg. The update considers a third
scheme, excavation and construction of channel
improvements to be carried out in stages not
discussed in the original report. Cost estimates
and detailed descriptions of each additional stage
are included. Period: 1951 - 1968.
2363. Ontario Department of Energy and Resources
Management. Grand River Conservation lands
stuty. Toronto: The Department, 1964, 1965. 2 v.
ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A land use study in two parts. The 1964 report
describes physical and cultural features and
discusses population growth, settlement patterns,
land values and needs, and development strategies.
The 1965 report addresses conservation options,
recreational possibilities, and erosion and
pollution control, and makes recommendations for
further study. Period: 1964 - 1965.
2364. Ontario Department of Planning and Development.
Agreement between the Government of the Province
of Ontario and the Grand River Conservation
Commission for construction of the Conestogo Dam
on the Conestogo River, a tributary of the Grand
River. Toronto: The Department, 1953. 10 p. Loc:
OWTU.
A contract between the Ontario government and
the Grand River Conservation Commission outlining
the terms of construction for a dam near Glen
Allen for flood control and water conservation.
Period: 1952 - 1953.
2365. Ontario Department of Planning and Development,
Conservation Branch. Nith Valley conservation
report, 1951. Toronto: The Department, 1951. 1 v.
(various pagings). ill., maps, charts. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
A report on the geography, forestry, water and
wildlife of the valley, with 31 recommendations to
the Grand River Conservation Authority. Period:
1949 - 1951.
2366. Ontario Water Resources Commission. Water
resources survey of the county of Waterloo.
Toronto: The Commission, 1966. 253 p. maps,
tables. Loc: OKIT.
A report on water supply and pollution control
facilities, with recommendations for improvements.
Period: 1963 - 1964.
2367. Pequegnat, Marcel. "Grand River conservation."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1942. 30: 211-224.
Loc: all.
An account of the significance of the Grand
River system by the Kitchener Waterworks
Superintendent and vice-chairman of the Grand
River Conservation Commission. The author
comments on the problems of flooding and pollution
caused by land clearance and industrialization,
and outlines events leading to the creation of the
Grand River Conservation Commission in 1938 and
the building of the Shand Dam at Belwood. Period:
1909 - 1942.
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229
2368. Pickard, Theresa. Riverine land development: a
comparison study of Cambridge, Ontario with San
Antonio, Texas and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography),
1985. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of river valley planning in the three
centres. Development strategies are evaluated in
terms of flood reduction, recreational facilities,
economic stimulation, educational opportunities
and heritage preservation. The author stresses the
need for public awareness and participation
programmes to be incorporated in the planning. A
history of Grand River flooding is included, with
notes of the ten most significant floods since
1790. Period: 1790 - 1985.
2369. Presant, E.W. and Wicklund, R.E. The soils of
Waterloo County. Ontario Soil Survey Report 44.
Ottawa: Canada Department of Agriculture, 1971.
104 p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTU, OKIT, OWRE.
A survey including information on
classification, horizon characteristics, chemical
and physical properties, and uses and limitations
of soil for agricultural and engineering purposes.
Period: 1970 - 1971.
2370. Priddle, George B. and Lowry, Mark and Carter,
Jim. The scenic roads of North Dumfries,
Wellesley, and Woolwich. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1974. 29 p.
maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
An inventory of rural roads in the townships,
rating them according to their scenic qualities
and recommending improvements. Period: 1973 -
1974.
2371. Priddle, George B. 'Water resources alternatives
in the Grand River watershed." The Waterloo
County area: selected geographical essays. Edited
by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp.
195-203. maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A survey of the current water management systems
in the various municipalities with comments on
future planning options. Period: 1965 - 1970.
2372. Richardson, A.H. Conservation by the people: the
history of the conservation movement in Ontario to
1970. Toronto: University of Toronto Press for
the Conservation Authorities of Ontario, 1974. 154
p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OWTU, OWTL.
References in a more general history to the work
of conservation agencies in the Grand River
Valley. Recurrent floods and agitation by
prominent citizens and engineers are noted as
factors leading to the McIntosh survey and the
Grand River Conservation Commission Act of 1932
(superseded by a new act of the same name in
1938). The commission’s functions were redefined
in the creation of the Grand Valley Conservation
Authority in 1948 (renamed Grand River in 1966 and
enlarged in 1968). The author also provides
details of the various dams and reservoirs
(Columbia, Mill Creek, Victoria Mills, Laurel
Creek, Chicopee, Shade’s Mill, Floradale and New
Dundee), forests, and conservation areas for
amenity and recreation. Period: 1912 - 1966.
2373. Roth, Donald M. Historical ecology of Schneider’s
Creek and Victoria Park in Kitchener, Ontario.
University of Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography),
1976. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An examination of the history, present problems
and likely future development of the city
neighbourhood. The author considers the
biological, cultural, human and physical factors
that have shaped the area and makes
recommendations for future use. Period: 1800 -
1976.
2374. Rowell, Margaret. "Floods on the Grand." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1974. 62: 34-38. ill. Loc:
ah.
An historical account of flood problems on the
Grand River including photographs of Galt and Ayr
during floods. Period: 1800 - 1972.
2375. Rump, P.C. "A history of water pollution in the
Grand River watershed, Ontario." The Waterloo
County area: selected geographical essays. Edited
by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo: Department of
Geography, University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp.
183-193. tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A study, based on government reports, historical
sources and newspaper accounts, of the impact on
water quality of population growth and economic
activities in three main periods: pre-1785,
1785-1855, and 1855-1930. Period: 1750 - 1930.
2376. Schneller, W.J. 'Waterloo County Arboretum."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 75-77.
Loc: all.
A short description of the arboretum located
east of New Hamburg. The author describes its
objectives and identifies W.J Schneller, Sandy
Forsyth, Clarence Diamond and Roy Gilbert as
prominent organizers of the project. Period: 1972.
2377. Shrubsole, Dan. "The Grand River Conservation
Commission: history, activities, and implications
for water management." Canadian Geographer.
1992. 36,3: 221-236. maps, diagram, tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An evaluation of water resource strategies
planned between 1932 and 1966 by the commission
and the Grand Valley Conservation Authority which
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was formed in 1948. The author discusses the
factors of local initiative, provincial-municipal
partnership, the watershed perspective, and
collaboration among public agencies, and notes the
absence of a basin-wide administration and the
confined nature of financial arrangements as
weaknesses. Period: 1932 - 1966.
2378. Smith, Charles R. The impact of agricultural
practices on surface water quality and the
bottomland ecosystem of selected watersheds in
Waterloo Regional Municipality.. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1973. 2 fiche.
maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the effects of historical and modem
farming practices on water quality and floodplain
forest areas, with proposals for rehabilitation of
the ecosystem and policy changes for the 1971
agricultural programmes of the Ontario Department
of Agriculture and Food. Tables provide data on
temperature, water supply, wildlife and
vegetation, livestock and crop management, and use
of chemicals by farmers in Woolwich Township.
Period: 1800 - 1971.
2379. Snider, E.W.B. "Waterloo County forests and
primitive economics." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1918. 6: 14-36. ill. Loc: all.
An examination of the depletion of forests and
water power in Waterloo County. For each township
(Waterloo, Wilmot, Woolwich, Wellesley and North
Dumfries) the water sources such as rivers and
creeks and the mills using the water power are
listed. Accompanying reference notes give
additional information about the mills. Period:
1800 - 1918.
2380. Soper, J. Dewey. "The mammals of Wellington and
Waterloo Counties, Ontario." Journal of
Mammalogy. 1923. 4,4: 244-252. Loc: OWTUD.
An annotated list of 42 species of native
mammals, including bats, squirrels, mice and deer.
Some, such as beavers and bears, are now extinct
in the county; others, like the porcupine, have
not been seen but are presumed to be indigenous.
Period: 1909 - 1923.
2381. Suffling, Roger and McIntyre, Ronald B. A study
of scenic roads in the region of Waterloo,
Ontario. University of Waterloo, School of Urban
and Regional Planning,, 1985. 32 1. Loc: OWTU,
OKIT, OKITW.
A survey of the scenic quality of rural roads,
following the model of Priddle and Lowry’s report
to the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation in
1974. Topics include criteria for scenic roads,
features that enhance or detract from scenic
qualities, and the purposes of promoting and
preserving scenic roads. Specific roads are not
identified, but the townships of North Dumfries,
Woolwich and Wellesley are considered to be the
most scenic in the region. Period: 1974 - 1985.
2382. Towndrow, John. "A new woods for Woodside." APT
Bulletin. 1986. 18,1-2: 95-98. Loc: OPET, OTY.
An account of a project to re-create the
landscape of woods and gardens as it would have
been in 1890, when it was the boyhood home of
W.L. Mackenzie King. Period: 1889 - 1890.
2383. Tr afford, Margaret. Stream changes in Waterloo
Region, 1880-1984. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1987. 1 fiche. 45 p. maps. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
A survey of the inter-relationships of hydrology,
settlement, development and landscape change, with
reference to the Conestogo River, Nith River,
Laurel Creek, Canagagigue Creek and Hunsberger
Creek. Period: 1880 - 1984.
2384. Watson, J.W. "An outline of historical geography."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1944. 32: 8-12.
Loc: all.
A brief article on the geography of southwestern
Ontario, discussing rock formations, rivers and
streams, and glacial changes, with particular
reference to the Niagara Peninsula and the Grand
River Valley.
2385. Worden, Ethel Wilfong (Mrs Paul) "The beautiful
waters of Doon." Waterloo Historical Society.
1971. 59: 31-35. ill. Loc: all.
An appreciation of the rivers and streams, plant
and animal life, and water-based recreation in the
early twentieth century. Period: 1900 - 1920.
BUILDINGS AND ARCHITECTURE
2386. "108 year old Waterloo County Building." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 9. ill. Loc: all.
A 1871 photograph of the Waterloo County
Courthouse, suggested for preservation by John
Martin. Period: 1871 - 1961.
2387. "1848 Free Church, Bridgeport." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 26. Loc: all.
A note of the request to the Bridgeport Village
Council that the 1848 Free Church building should
be preserved. Bridgeport Council later had the
building repaired and improved. Period: 1848 -
1968.
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231
2388. "1896 home disappears." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 39. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the house built by George Schlee
who promoted the first rubber industry in Berlin.
The house was rented by Mackenzie King while he
was Member of Parliament for North Waterloo.
Period: 1896 - 1964.
2389. Alder, Elizabeth. Heritage planning in the
Regional Municipality of Waterloo. University of
Waterloo (student essay, Planning), 1992. 25 1.
Loc: OWTUR.
An account of the governmental agencies and
procedures set up for heritage planning in the
Region of Waterloo since 1973, including the
various LACACs and the Regional Archaeologist.
Period: 1973 - 1991.
2390. Archaeological mitigation and monitoring, Phase
One excavation for parking garage. Regional
Administrative Headquarters, City of Kitchener.
Petersburg: Archaeological Research Associates,
1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWRMA
A detailed report of house foundations and other
evidence exposed during development of the site at
Frederick and Ahrens East. Period: 1860 - 1960.
2391. Architectural Conservancy of Ontario, North
Waterloo Region Branch. Appraisal of Victoria
Public School, Kitchener. 1988. 1 v. (various
pagings). ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated history and architectural
appraisal of the building designed by the Hamilton
architects Munro and Mead and opened in 1912. The
authors, retained by the Save Victoria School
Committee, conclude that the school building is in
excellent condition and should continue to be used
by community organizations. Period: 1912 - 1988.
2392. Armstrong, Rita. "Waterloo County’s oldest house:
Blair Athol, Blair, Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 4-8. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the house built in 1817 by
Jacob Bechtel and later owned by the Barclay
family. Period: 1817 - 1967.
2393. "Arts HI building, University of Waterloo, Ont."
Canadian Architect. 1968. 13: 45. ill., plans.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1968.
2394. "Arts: trouble on the campus." Architecture
Canada. 1970. 47: 2-3. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1970.
2395. Auction catalogue: the important collections and
furnishings of Castle Kilbride continuously
occupied by the Livingston family since its
erection in 1873 by James Livingston, the flax and
oil king of Canada. The Auction Galleries, 1988.
1 v. Loc: OKITW.
A descriptive list of toys, books, artwork and
furniture, auctioned at Baden in 1988. Period:
1873 - 1988.
2396. Baird, Sandy. "Even nostalgia isn’t what it used
to be." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973. 61:
67-71. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of businesses and homes in
Kitchener’s Scott-King-City Hall block, including
Hawke’s butcher shop, Opal Cafe, Dietrich’s
bakery, Herzog’s grocery, Zuch’s barber shop and
Scotchmens drug store. The article includes
photographs dating from between 1910 to 1961.
Period: cl935 - cl945.
2397. Beglo, Jo. "English Gothic and the architecture of
Lutheranism." A time for budding: essays on
Lutherans in Canada Edited by Barton Beglo.
Kitchener: St Mark’s Press, 1988. Pp. 33-40,
80-82. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTUR,
OWTUSJ.
An essay on the style and symbolism of St Mark’s
Lutheran Church, Kitchener, considered in the
tradition of Lutheran church architecture. The
author notes that the architect was Bernal A
Jones (who worked with W.H.E. Schmalz on the
Kitchener City Hall of 1923), and that the
building contractors were Ball Bros Ltd while the
interior woodwork was executed by craftsmen of the
Interior Hardwood Company of Kitchener. Period:
1935 - 1939.
2398. Bensason, Leon R. A Heritage Conservation
District proposal for the Victoria Park
neighbourhood in Kitchener, Ontario. University
of Waterloo (B.A thesis, Geography), 1986. 3
fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An historical study of the neighbourhood and
explanation of heritage conservation legislation,
in support of a three-phase proposal to designate
the area as a heritage district. Period: 1807 -
1986.
2399. Bergey, Lorna L. "W.H.S. Council tour of New
Dundee." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52:
34-35. ill. Loc: all.
A tour guide of sites visited, including
Frederick Millar’s grist mill (1847), the house
adjoining the mill (1860), the James Brown
residence (1832), the E.T. Coleman building (1848)
which was the first post office, the H. Kavelman
store (1877) which housed the first village
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library, and the Bergey home (1836). Period: 1832
- 1964.
2400. Bickle, Lorene, Mrs and Dickson, F.W.R. "Jacob
Kolb home." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973.
61: 32-33. ill. Loc: all.
A short description of the home near Preston,
renovated in 1973 by descendants of Jacob Kolb.
Period: 1830 - 1973.
2401. "Blair Mill used the same water twice." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 14-15. ill. Loc:
aU.
A short history of the Blair Mill Tower or
Sheave Tower from its construction in 1876 to its
restoration in 1962. Period: 1876 - 1962.
2402. Blake, Verschoyle B. and Greenhill, Ralph. Rural
Ontario. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1969. 173 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUM.
An essay illustrated by 90 plates, including
three from Waterloo County: St John’s Lutheran
Church, Wellesley Township (Plate 49); workers’
cottages at the Greenfield Mill, North Dumfries
(Plate 62); and a stone barn in North Dumfries
(Plate 72). The author also comments briefly on
the exceptional land survey pattern of Waterloo
Township (p.13).
2403. Bloomfield, G.T. "Albert Kahn and industrial
architecture." Society for the Study of
Architecture in Canada Bulletin. 1985. 10,4:
4-10. ill. Loc: OGU, OWTL, OWTU.
A discussion of the Canadian work of a leading
industrial architect, based in Detroit in the
first half of the twentieth century. Kahn’s first
Canadian factory was probably the Kaufman Rubber
Co. plant in Berlin in 1908, followed by the
Dominion Rubber Co. tire plant in 1912-14. Both
are excellent examples of Kahn’s distinctive
design features of reinforced concrete
construction with large windows. Period: 1908 -
1930.
2404. Bloomfield, G.T. "Canadian fire insurance plans
and industrial archeology." IA: the Journal of
the Society for Industrial Archeology. 1982. 8,1:
67-80. ill. maps. Loc: OWTU.
A discussion of the value of fire insurance
plans as a source of information on industrial
sites, structures and buildings. The plan of the
Williams, Greene and Rome shirt factory, opened in
Berlin in January 1914, is reproduced to
illustrate the range of detail provided. Period:
1913 - 1914.
2405. Bloomfield, G.T. Industrial buildings and
vernacular housing. Guelph: The Author, 1984. 22
p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A guide for a tour of Hespeler, Galt, Preston,
Kitchener and Waterloo by architectural historians
from across Canada. The economic development of
each place is described with reference to specific
residential and industrial buildings. Tables show
the growth of population, industrial employment
and industrial production of Guelph, Hespeler,
Preston, Galt, Berlin/Kitchener and Waterloo
between 1871 and 1981. A note adds statistical
information about the percentage of stone
dwellings in various places in Ontario. Period:
1807 - 1984.
2406. "Bridgeport Mill burned October 6, 1970."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 71. ill.
Loc: all.
A note of the destruction of the Bridgeport
Mill, listing various mill owners and quoting the
description of the mill from the 1851 census.
Period: 1851 - 1970.
2407. Bridgeport survey. Kitchener LACAC, 1984?. 67 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
Reports on 23 buildings dating from between 1835
and 1860, including details of plan and lot,
architectural description and significance, and
summary of title search. An introductory history
of the village names the founding businesses and
landowners and lists residents with their
occupations according to the 1854 assessment
rolls. Copies of various maps and plans are also
included. Period: 1830 - 1860.
2408. Brown, Richard. "The Crozier Cottages, Colbome
Street." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63:
66-67. ill. Loc: all.
A pen-and-ink drawing and brief account of the
Galt cottages built in the 1840s, probably by the
father of John Beattie Crozier, whose
autobiography is quoted for memories of the
cottages and his early life. The cottages are
described as typical of a Scottish lowland
village. Period: 1845 - 1850.
2409. Brown, Richard. "Dickson Mill." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1975. 63: 68. ill. Loc: all.
A pen-and-ink drawing and brief history of the
mill planned by Robert Dickson to utilize the
water power of the Grand River and Mill Creek.
The 1843 building at Park Hill Road and Water
Street North later housed Galt’s gas plant for
street lighting. Period: 1840 - 1900.
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2410. Bryant, Susan and Thompson, Bertha K Elmira:
three walking tours. Woolwich LACAC, 1985. 27 p.
ill., map, glossary. Loc: OWRE.
A guide to three walking tours of Elmira,
including information on the history and
architectural features of over forty older
residences and commercial buildings. The brochure
also contains a map, a glossary of architectural
terms, some notes on architectural styles and a
summary history of Elmira. Period: 1830 - 1985.
2411. Cambridge local building inventory. Cambridge
LACAC, 1978?. 345 p. ill. Loc: OK3T.
A collection of preliminary reports on 345
buildings, arranged in street address order, on
forms with spaces for such details as name and
address of building, lot and plan, original owner
and significant later owners, present owner,
architectural description and significance, and
historical importance. The level of detail varies
for specific buildings and some information has
since been added by hand. More recent reports
should be requested from the LACAC Co-ordinator
for the City of Cambridge. Period: 1830 - 1900.
2412. Campbell, James and Home, Malcolm and Kolaritsch,
Diane. An inventory of industrial buildings of
architectural/historical significance in the City
of Kitchener. Kitchener LACAC, 1985. 124 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
Reports on 47 industrial buildings including
details of plan and lot, zoning, site dimensions,
date, original owner and current owner,
architectural description and significance, title
search, and history of business. Buildings
recommended for immediate designation are the
Boehmer Box, Hydro City Shoe, Kem Manufacturing,
Lang Tanning A and B, MacDonald Electric,
Breithaupt Leather, Krug Furniture, Randall and
Roos, and Hibner Furniture, the Perine flax mill
and terrace housing and housing for the Bear,
Moore brickworks. Another 14 buildings are
recommended for future consideration. Period: 1850
- 1900.
2413. Canada National Parks Branch: Department of
Northern Affairs and National Resources. Woodside
National Historic Park. Ottawa: The Department,
1964. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWTUR.
An outline of the King family’s occupancy of
James Colquhoun’s property from 1886, including an
imaginative reconstruction of everyday life in
such a house circa 1891 by Mrs Nell Donaldson of
Galt. The booklet also describes the renovation
of Woodside from the 1940s until it was deeded to
the federal government in 1954, as a memorial to
Prime Minister Mackenzie King. Period: 1886 -
1954.
2414. Canada National Parks Branch: Department of
Northern Affairs and National Resources. Woodside
National Historic Park, Kitchener, Ontario,
Canada. Ottawa: The Department, 1976. 9 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OWTUR, OWT.
A description of the boyhood residence of W.L.
Mackenzie King, now a museum. A brief history of
the house and the King family is followed by an
account of the restoration and furnishings of the
house. Period: cl876 - 1976.
2415. "Canadian architect yearbook award ’70: Psychology
building, University of Waterloo, Ontario."
Canadian Architect Yearbook. 1970. Pp.30-1.
ill., plans. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1970.
2416. Catalogue of the contents of the residence of the
late Edward F. Seagram, Esq., Bratton House, 22
Willow Street Waterloo, Ontario: compiled by order
of the executors. Toronto and Hamilton:
Ward-Price Ltd, Auctioneers, 1938. 46 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
Period: 1937 - 1938.
2417. City of Cambridge. Heritage Conservation District
Plan for Main Street (Galt). 1984. 71 p. ill.,
plans. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
Analysis of features of Galt’s historic city
centre, the area bounded by Main Street, Ainslie
Street, Imperial Lane and Water Street, as a basis
for determining policies to ensure its viability,
preservation and enhancement. The district is
described as one of the outstanding historic
streetscapes in Ontario, combining "visual unity
and strength [with] a rich variety of
architectural style and building age." The text
and maps of the document constitute Schedule A for
a projected City of Cambridge by-law. Period: 1862
- 1895.
2418. Clare, John. Cambridge Mills walking tour:
Preston walking tour. Cambridge: Heritage
Cambridge, 1982. 8 p. ill., map. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT,
OCCA.
A guide including information about the history
and architecture of outstanding buildings, in the
context of a brief outline of Preston’s
development. Numbers on the map indicate the
locations of the buildings. Period: 1802 - 1982.
2419. Coffey, Brian L. "Factors affecting the use of
construction materials in early Ontario." Ontario
Histoiy. 1985. 77,4: 301-318. maps, tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Report of an analysis of the relationships
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between ethnicity and the use of specific building
materials and of economic conditions and the
availability of materials as other significant
factors. The examination of ethnic preferences
for specific building materials is based on a
sample of 11,813 heads of household from the
1851-2 manuscript census. The author notes that a
greater proportion of Germans (70 per cent) lived
in log houses than any other group. Period: 1851 -
1852.
2420. Coffey, Brian L. The pioneer house in southern
Ontario, Canada: construction material use and
resultant forms to 1850. University of Oregon
(Ph.D. thesis, Geography), 1982. 210 p. maps,
tables, bibl. Also mf (University Microfilms
8224826)
An analysis of early census and assessment roll
data and from the Canadian Inventory of Historic
Buildings, with a case-study of Augusta Township,
Grenville County and a few references to the
Waterloo area. The author refers on p. 84 to
trends in round-log versus square-log construction
for Wilmot Township in the 1830s, and on p. 110 to
evidence suggesting that German settlers retained
their log houses longer than other immigrant
groups. Period: 1830 - 1851.
2421. Collishaw, Wendy and Williams, Bert. The heritage
homes of Kitchener: a calendar for 1982.
Kitchener: Allprint, 1981. 14 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWT.
A calendar with twelve paintings of Berlin homes
built in the late nineteenth century. Short
paragraphs describe the history and styles of the
residences of prominent Berlin citizens, John
Dauberger, Samuel Brubacher, Judge Anthony
Lacourse, Nicholas Zeiger, Joseph Schneider, John
Hoffman, Rev. Franz Herlan, Jacob Shantz, Jacob
Staebler, Louis Breithaupt, L.J. Breithaupt and
Benjamin Burkholder. Period: 1875 - 1899.
2422. Collishaw, Wendy. Historic building inventory -
Kitchener. Kitchener LACAC, 1978. 100 p. Loc:
OKIT.
An early inventory of 93 older buildings, all
but four dating from before 1900. Systematic
details are provided of plan and lot number, date
of construction, original owner and use, present
owner and use, material and condition, sources of
information and historic significance. An index
summarizes street addresses and dates of
construction and there are maps of the districts
in which buildings were inventoried. Period: 1838
- 1916.
2423. Cornish, C.R. An architectural survey of Berlin:
the central area. University of Waterloo (student
essay, History), 1979. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A study of the architectural styles of pre-1914
houses in Berlin’s Centre Ward, bounded by
Frederick Street, Gordon Street, Lancaster Street,
Victoria Street and King Street. The essay is
illustrated by approximately 400 captioned
photographs, arranged in geographical order by
street address. Period: 1850 - 1914.
2424. Couling, Gordon. Our heritage in stone: a helpful
guide to an increased awareness of stone
architecture in the Cambridge area. Cambridge:
Heritage Cambridge, 1978. 20 p. ill Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT, OCCA.
A description of stone buildings in Cambridge,
noting types of stone, building techniques, some
architectural details, pointing techniques and
names of some stonemasons. Some buildings are
illustrated. The author notes that most stonework
dates from the 19th century though the Gore Mutual
Insurance Company Building, built of granite
fieldstone, was not completed until 1935. Period:
1816 - 1935.
2425. Couling, Gordon. "Stone masonry in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63:
32-43. Loc: all.
A discussion of the distinctive features of
Scottish and Pennsylvania stonemasons, with
descriptions of specific houses, churches,
schools, mills and shops. Period: 1816 - 1896.
2426. County of Waterloo Court House dedication
ceremony, September 22, 1965. Kitchener: Waterloo
County Council, 1965. 9 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW, OWTUR.
A brief history of the first Court House which
was erected in 1853 and expanded in 1906, with a
description of the new building which replaced the
original in 1965 and a list of current
councillors. Period: 1852 - 1965.
2427. Currie, L. Charleen. A study of folk housing and
regional architecture and the effects on the
landscape of rural Woolwich Township, Waterloo
County, Ontario. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Environmental Studies), 1973. 58 p. ilL,
bibl., maps. Loc: OWTU.
A study of farmhouses and barns, stressing the
influence of Pennsylvania-Dutch styles. There are
over forty drawings of buildings and architectural
details such as fretwork, trellises, colour,
eavestroughs and half-timbering, as well as a copy
of Tremaine’s 1861 map of the township, a
physiographic map, and a map showing the locations
of buildings described and illustrated in the
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235
thesis. Period: 1800 - 1973.
2428. Cutts, Anson Bailey. "The old Scottish
architecture of Ontario." Canadian Geographical
Journal 1949. 39,5: 202-217. ill., maps. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An essay that stresses Guelph but includes
references to the styles of four Galt buildings:
Knox’s Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Galt
Collegiate, and Kirkmichael. Period: 1830 - 1880.
2429. David, Raymond and Dilse, Paul. Ayr’s building
heritage: a study of those buildings deserving
preservation. 1979. 56 p. ill., bibl., map. Loc:
OCCA, OKIT, OWRE.
A survey and architectural description of the
buildings of Ayr, with recommendations about which
structures, or groups of buildings, should be
preserved. A brief history of Ayr and a glossary
of architectural terms are provided. Period: 1800
- 1979.
2430. Delhaise, Catherine and Delhaise, John.
Cornerstones: rural churches of southern
Ontario. Erin: Boston Mills Press, 1988. 100 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A collection of drawings accompanied by brief
histories. St George’s Anglican Church, New
Hamburg and Zion Lutheran Church, St Agatha
represent Waterloo County. Period: 1863 - 1906.
2431. "Demolition of old landmark." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 85. Loc: all.
A brief paragraph noting the destruction in 1966
of the Senate Building in Galt. It had been used
as a weigh-scale office and informal meeting place
for cattle buyers and politicians for about 100
years. Period: 1866 - 1966.
2432. Designated buildings and buildings of historic
and/or architectural significance: consolidated
list updated August 15, 1991. Cambridge LACAC,
1991. Loc: OWTUR.
A list of about 300 buildings by street address.
Some 80 designated buildings and the 99 described
by Dilse (1981) are identified, but with no
further details. For the other buildings, the
type and building material are stated, with some
additional information in nearly half the cases
about construction date, function and past owners.
Street locations are indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1825 - 1930.
2433. Designated landmarks in the City of Waterloo
1976-1982. Waterloo LACAC, 1983. 35 p. ill., map.
Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
An illustrated description of fifteen designated
buildings, mostly residences but including also
the Roschman button factory and Molson’s Bank.
Period: 1850 - 1982.
2434. Designated landmarks of the City of Waterloo.
Waterloo LACAC, 1987. 26 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUR, OWTL, OWT.
An illustrated description of twenty designated
buildings, printed by Johanns Graphics. Period:
1850 - 1987.
2435. Diamond, Florence. "Re-opening of former Wilmot
Township Hall at Black Creek Pioneer Village."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 72-73.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the official re-opening of the old
Wilmot Township Hall at Black Creek Pioneer
Village near Toronto. The hall was built in 1858
by Jacob Beck in a style known as County Greek
Revival. A new township hall, commemorating
Canada’s centennial, was opened in Baden in 1967.
Period: 1858 - 1970.
2436. Dick, Jerry. Conestogo historical buildings: a
walking tour. Woolwich LACAC, 1982. 1 folded
sheet, ill., map. Loc: OWRE.
Architectural descriptions of 18 local
residences, churches, blacksmith shops, and other
business premises, in some cases accompanied by
drawings and information about past owners.
Period: 1850 - 1916.
2437. Dick, Jerry and Longo, Michael D. Heritage
driving tour of Wellesley Township. Linwood:
Wellesley LACAC, 1984 revised 1989. 28 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWRSC, OWRW,
OWTUCG.
A guide to historic structures including
churches and cemeteries and commercial,
residential and farm buildings in the communities
of Wellesley, Crosshill, Linwood, Hawkesville,
Heidelberg, St Clements and Bamberg. Kitchener
Public Library holds copies of both original and
revised editions. Period: 1832 - 1911.
2438. Dick, Jerry. Jacob Dunke residence Elmira,
Ontario (built circa 1891). Woolwich LACAC, 1982.
25 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
A report on the building situated at 2 William
Street, Elmira, lot 21, plan 571, German Company
Tract. Information is presented on successive
owners, building plan and materials, structural
condition, and historical and architectural
importance. Architectural drawings of the
interior, photographs, results of a title search,
and additional biographical details for Jacob
Dunke and Oscar H. Vogt are included. Period: 1891
- 1982.
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2439. Dick, Jerry. A study of a Waterloo County
Pennsylvania German barn. University of Waterloo
(student essay, Architecture), 1978. 43 1. ill.,
plans, bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A study of the "bank" or "Schweitzer" type of
barn based on the example of the Bauman bam,
built near Bloomingdale in 1843. The author
identifies characteristics peculiar to this type
of structure which is commonly built into the side
of a hill. Aspects of building design and
construction -- roof rafters and purlin, joints,
floor beams and planks, sill, girders, masonry
walls, doors and forebay -- are described with
drawings and photographs. The role of the
"framer", or person in charge of bam
construction, is explained and interviews with
former framers Amos Martin and Simeon Eby Martin
are reported. Period: cl800 - 1978.
2440. Dick, Jerry and Longo, Michael D. Wellesley: a
guide to our historical and architectural
heritage. Wellesley LACAC, 1984 reprinted 1989. 1
folded sheet, ill., map. Loc: OKIT, OWRW.
A guide to 32 buildings including residences,
stores, factories, hotels, churches and schools.
Period: 1853 - 1927.
2441. Dickson, F.W.R. and Schmalz, W.H.E. and Schmidt,
Grace. "Some interesting buildings, sites and
plaques in'Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1972. 60: 100-107. map. Loc: all.
An annotated list of historic buildings, sites
and plaques in all localities, with all sites
marked on a county map. Period: 1800 - 1900.
2442. Dilse, Paul. A remarkable heritage: programmes
and policies for heritage conservation in
Cambridge, Ontario. Heritage Cambridge, 1981. 205
p. ill., maps, tables. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWTL,
OCCA
A review of Cambridge’s Official Plan,
describing the city’s architectural heritage,
evaluating priorities for the conservation of
buildings, outlining programmes for conservation,
and formulating a conservation policy. The
history of Cambridge from prehistoric times to the
present is given, but the emphasis is on the
nineteenth century. Hundreds of individual
buildings are described and illustrated. The
oldest buildings are identified and a table
describes building periods from 1807 to 1910. A
substantial bibliography is included, as well as a
glossary of architectural terms, a summary of the
heritage policies of other places, and lists of
conservation contacts and organizations that give
financial assistance to heritage projects. Period:
1807 - 1910.
2443. Dobbin, Margaret E. Dreisinger furniture store,
Elmira, Ontario (built circa 1870s). Woolwich
LACAC, 1986. 19 1. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWRE.
A report on the building situated at 7 Arthur
Street North, Elmira, Lot 1, German Company Tract,
plan 558, including a chronology of owners based
on a land title search, an assessment of
architectural and historical significance, and an
account of renovations. Photographs illustrate
the building’s exterior and interior. Period: 1897
- 1986.
2444. Dobbin, Margaret E. Fences of the Snider houses,
St Jacobs, Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1986. 11 1.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
A report on the ironwork fences at 20 Albert
Street and 16 Isabella Street, St Jacobs. The
author also discusses cast and wrought ironwork
generally and the problems of identifying the
maker and age of a fence. Period: cl840 - cl900.
2445. Dobbin, Margaret E. KUnck Feed Mill, Elmira,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1986. 25 L ilL, bibl.
Loc: OWRE.
A history of the octagonal grist mill which was
located at 14 Arthur Street, lot 15, plan 560
(parts 14 to 16), Woolwich Township. The author
presents a chronology of owners based on a title
search, describes its rare architectural style,
and discusses its historical and architectural
significance. She also includes a brief biography
of George Klinck who built the mill. Period: 1904
- 1986.
2446. Dobbin, Margaret E. Martin’s blacksmith shop, St
Jacobs, Ontario (built circa 1889). Woolwich
LACAC, 1986. 22 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
Report on the shop building located at 30 King
Street South, lot "Y", plan 605, G.W. Eby’s
Survey, lot 49, plan 1549, Woolwich Township. The
author presents a chronology of property owners
(based on a land title search) and describes the
building’s style, construction and significance.
Period: 1889 - 1986.
2447. Dobbin, Margaret E. Old Zuber Hotel, West
Montrose, Ontario (built 1886). Woolwich LACAC,
1987. 15 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
Report on the building on R.R. #1, West
Montrose, located on part of lot 74, German
Company Tract, at the comer of Regional Road 86
and Township Road 55 (Zuber ’s Comer). The author
presents a chronology of owners based on a title
search, describes architectural style and
significance, and outlines phases of construction
and renovations. Period: 1868 - 1987.
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237
2448. Dobbin, Margaret E. School Section No. 6, West
Montrose, Ontario (built 1874). Woolwich LACAC,
1987. 19 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
An architectural and historical profile of the
building located at 171 Riverside Dr., West
Montrose, German Company Tract Lot 74. The
author presents a chronology of owners of the property
and the building, describes the building’s form
and condition, and comments on its historical and
architectural significance. Also included are an
outline of renovations, a list of teachers since
1873, a class photograph from about 1922
(annotated with names), and other photographs of
the building’s interior and exterior. Period: 1874
- 1987.
2449. Dobbin, Margaret E. Winterbourne blacksmith shop.
Winterbourne, Ontario (built prior to 1871).
Woolwich LACAC, 1987. 16 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OWRE.
A brief architectural history of the building
located at 14 Katherine Street North,
Winterbourne, R.R. #2, West Montrose, plan 598,
lot 7 in Woolwich Township. The report includes a
chronology of ownership, details of the building’s
construction and architectural style, renovations
since construction, photographs, and results of a
land title search. Period: cl871 - 1987.
2450. Dobbin, Margaret E. Winterbourne general store.
Woolwich LACAC, 1987. 16 p. ill. bibl. Loc: OWRE.
An architectural report on the store that was
built before 1873 and later converted into a
house. The author presents a chronology of
property owners and describes the style, site and
heritage significance of the building. Period:
1867 - 1987.
2451. "Downtown Waterloo - 1920." Waterloo Chronicle.
1979, July 11. Section Bl-6. Loc: OWT.
A newspaper supplement that promotes the central
business district by emphasizing its past.
Photographs of historic buildings illustrate
accounts of older businesses such as the Seagram
Distillery and Waterloo Manufacturing Company.
Period: 1920 - 1979.
2452. Duoba, Lilli. Local heritage conservation in
Cambridge, Guelph and Stratford, Ontario.
University of Waterloo (M.A thesis, Regional
Planning and Resource Development), 1988. 3 fiche.
charts, mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A comparative appraisal of heritage conservation
procedures, mainly since the passing of the
Ontario Heritage Act of 1974 but with some
historical background. Period: 1960 - 1988.
2453. "Early building dismantled." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 12-13. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the Waterloo Township Hall of
1848 which also served as a newspaper office and a
church for three congregations. It was demolished
in 1958 to make way for the expansion of Kitchener
Public Library. Period: 1848 - 1958.
2454. Ennals, Peter M. The development of farm bam
types in southern Ontario during the nineteenth
century. University of Toronto (M.A thesis,
Geography), 1968. 110 1. ill., maps. Loc: OTU.
A non-circulating copy is held by the University
of Toronto Library. Period: 1800 - 1900.
2455. Ennals, Peter M. The Pennsylvania bam in
Ontario. University of Toronto (B.A thesis,
Geography), 1967. 39 1. ill. Loc: OLU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1800 - 1900.
2456. "Faculty Club, University of Waterloo, Ontario."
Canadian Architect. 1971. 16: 41-5. ill., plans,
tables. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971.
2457. Faulkner, Louise. The Cavanagh residence of
Elmira, Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1980. 24 p. ill.
Loc: OWRE.
An architectural report on the structure
believed to be the original farmhouse of the
Cavanagh family, early pioneers in Woolwich
Township. Located at 4 1/2 William Street, it was
probably built in about 1874. The author presents
a chronology of owners and a brief history of
construction, alterations, condition and
significance as a heritage site. There are
photographs of the exterior, appendices
summarizing land ownership from land records and
assessment rolls, and sketch plans of the
neighbourhood and interior layout. Period: 1807 -
1980.
2458. Faulkner, Louise and Herlovitch, Alex. The
Jackson residence. Woolwich LACAC, 1980. 22 1.
ill. Loc: OWRE.
A report on the building located on Woolwich
Township Road 14, part of lots 89 and 90, German
Company Tract. The authors present a brief
history of construction, alterations and
renovations, and an appraisal of its heritage
significance. There are photographs and summaries
of a land title search and of municipal assessment
data. Period: 1807 - 1980.
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2459. First Woolwich heritage tour. Woolwich LACAC,
1987. 40 p. Ul. Loc: OWRE.
A binder containing descriptions of 15
historical sites included on a driving tour in May
1987. Also attached is the leaflet distributed on
the actual tour, with historical and architectural
details for a total of 20 sites. Period: 1807 -
1987.
2460. Fletcher, John. The Burkhardt house: an
architectural and historical landmark. Waterloo
LACAC, 1978?. 5 L Loc: OWT.
A description of structural and architectural
details of the building located on part of lot 21,
plan 491. Built by Samuel Burkholder in 1849, it
served as the area’s first Evangelical church.
Period: 1849 - 1977.
2461. Fletcher, John. The Hilliard house: criteria for
its designation as an architectural and historic
landmark. Waterloo LACAC, 1976?. 10 p. Loc: OWT.
A report recommending the designation of Thomas
Hilliard’s house at 88 William Street, Waterloo.
It contains an architectural description of the
house, biographical sketches of Thomas and W.L.
Hilliard, and the results of a title search.
Period: 1867 - 1976.
2462. Fletcher, John. The Martin Mennonite Meeting
House: criteria for its preservation. Waterloo
LACAC, 10 p. ill. maps. Loc: OWT.
An architectural description of the Mennonite
meeting house on Lot 9 of the German Company
Tract. It contains information on its interior
layout and history, the results of a title search,
a plan of its location, and photographs of the
building. Period: 1805 - 1980.
2463. Fletcher, John. The Wissler house: an
architectural and historical landmark. Waterloo
LACAC, 1988?. 11 1. Loc: OWT.
A description of the structure and style of the
building situated on part of lot number 62, German
Company Tract, with a copy of the City of
Waterloo’s 1988 approval of a designated property
grant and a brief biography of John Wissler who
owned the Eagle Tannery. Period: 1842 - 1988.
2464. "Food services building, U of W." Canadian
Architect. 1970. 15: 15-16. ill., plans. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1970.
2465. "Galt City Hall." Waterloo Historical Society.
1955. 43: 9. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of Galt City Hall with the text of
the inscription on its Diamond Jubilee Clock
(1897) and the names of the committee members
responsible. Period: 1857 - 1897.
2466. Goodbody, Margaret. The Peter Martin house:
preliminary report. Kitchener: Doon Heritage
Crossroads, Historic Sites Department, Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, 1986. 102 1. ill.,
tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTUCG.
An historical study of the Old Order Mennonite
farmhouse which was moved to Doon Heritage
Crossroads in 1975. The report provides some
details of the Martin family and descendants but
is primarily an architectural analysis of the
house with photographs of the interior and
exterior. Period: 1900 - 1914.
2467. Goodbody, Margaret. Scottish settlement and farm
architecture in Southern Waterloo County. Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1988. 102 p.
ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWRA, OWT.
A study of the buildings of Scottish settlers in
North Dumfries Township before 1914, including
farmhouses, barns and outbuildings of log, frame,
stone and brick. Case studies of particular
buildings describe in detail their history,
architecture, and interior layout. The author
concludes that the farm life of nineteenth-century
Scottish settlers in Waterloo County was not very
different from that on a Pennsylvania German farm,
and that the Scots were influenced by
international trends in their house building.
Period: 1816 - 1914.
2468. Goodbody, Margaret. Streetscapes and landscapes
of rural Waterloo County, circa 1910. Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1986. 1 v.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKDHC.
A study, based on municipal by-laws and
photographs, of the roadways, sidewalks, fences,
vegetation and electric and telephone lines that
would have been visible in a Waterloo village
early in the twentieth century. Period: 1906 -
1915.
2469. "Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Company."
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Journal.
1937. 14: 206-208. ill. plans, mf. Loc: OGU.
A description of plans for the new head office
building. Reference from the Canadian Periodical
Index. Period: 1937.
2470. A guide to the historical and architectural
heritage of the Doon area of Kitchener. Kitchener
LACAC, 1983?. 1 v. [28 p.] ill., maps. Loc: OKDHC.
Walking and driving tours highlighting the
landscape, buildings and architectural features.
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239
The guide includes historical notes on prominent
people and industries. Period: 1800 - 1984.
2471. Hale, Katherine and Stevens, Dorothy. Historic
houses of Canada. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1952.
152 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
This book includes short descriptions of two
Galt houses: Kirkmichael built for William
Dickson, and William Tassie’s house on Wellington
Street (later owned by David Spiers). Period: 1833
- 1850.
2472. Hebblethwaite, Katherine. "Architecture and
history in Galt and the neighbouring countryside."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 17-20.
map. Loc: all.
A report of a lecture sponsored by the
Department of Continuing Education at McMaster
University to foster a new branch of the
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario. The lecture
introduced a bus tour of distinctive Galt
buildings dating from between 1830 and 1870.
Period: 1830 - 1870.
2473. Hebblethwaite, Katherine and Taylor, Andrew W.
Architecture in Galt and countryside. Waterloo:
Waterloo Historical Society, 1970. 12 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
Two articles, reprinted together for the Galt
Branch of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario
from the Waterloo Historical Society’s 1970
report. The original articles are each abstracted
and indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1816 -
1970.
2474. Hebblethwaite, Katherine and Hulet, Marion. "Galt
City Hall, 1857-1965." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 6-10. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the construction and opening of
the Town Hall and Market Building in 1856-1858 and
its restoration in 1964-1965. Period: 1856 - 1965.
2475. Heritage Cambridge. An heritage stone cottage, 89
Grand Avenue South, Cambridge, Ontario: conditions
of purchase. Community Heritage Fund of Heritage
Cambridge, 1988. 34 1. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A detailed architectural description of John
McDougaU’s Galt cottage, with recommended
renovations and areas of reconstruction.
Photographs and architectural drawings show the
cottage’s structure and points needing repair.
Period: 1858 - 1988.
2476. Heritage Cambridge. An historic driving tour of
Cambridge: a car or bus tour of buildings in the
city of Cambridge that are of historical or
architectural interest. Also included: an
historic walking tour of downtown Cambridge
(Galt). Heritage Cambridge, 1976. 16 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTUR.
A guide to outstanding residential, public and
commercial buildings, with numbers on the maps
indicating the locations and correspond to
descriptions in the text. A similarly planned
walking tour of Galt, included in the back pocket,
is separately indexed in the WRP database. Period:
1806 - 1976.
2477. Heritage Cambridge. Historic Hespeler: a walking
tour. Heritage Cambridge, 1984. 1 folded sheet,
ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OCCA
A guide to historic buildings in downtown
Hespeler. Period: 1831 - 1920.
2478. Heritage Cambridge. An historic walking tour of
downtown Cambridge (Galt). Heritage Cambridge,
1976. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OKIT, OCCA
A guide to sites and buildings including Trinity
Anglican Church, the Galt Public Library, the
Market Building and Queen’s Square. Historical
and architectural descriptions are provided for
residential, public and commercial buildings. The
numbers of the descriptions correspond to numbers
on the map. The walking tour is contained in the
back pocket of An historic driving tour of
Cambridge. Period: 1816 - 1967.
2479. Heritage Cambridge. Old Galt historical walking
tour. Heritage Cambridge, 1988. 36 p. ill., map.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OCCA
A guide to the histoiy and architecture of
various residential and commercial buildings,
especially those constructed of stone. The
numbers on the map show locations of the buildings
and correspond to the descriptions in the guide.
Period: 1816 - 1980.
2480. "Heritage edition." New Hamburg Independent.
1987-. Loc: OKIT, OWRW, OWRN.
Special editions of the newspaper, with articles
on the history of Wilmot Township and Wellesley
Township. Many old photographs of township
subjects are reproduced and the articles contain
varied material. The 1987 edition has an article
on Shingletown, the 1989 edition has articles on
the Indians of Wilmot Township, the Shrine of the
Sorrowful Mother in St Agatha, and the 1990
edition has an article about School Section #17 in
Philipsburg. The Kitchener Public Library and New
Hamburg Library hold all editions; the Wellesley
Library has those for 1991 and 1992. Period: 1800
- 1992.
2481. Herlovitch, Alex. The Caspar Ruppel residence,
Elmira, Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1980. 24 p. ill.
Loc: OWRE.
240
Landscapes and the Built Environment
An architectural report on what is thought to be
the oldest brick house in Elmira, built in 1856 at
31 Church Street East. The author lists the
landowners and presents a history of the building
with details of its construction, alteration,
condition and significance. There are photographs
of the exterior and the appendices include results
of a land title search, property boundaries given
in land deeds, a rough plan of the interior of the
house, and assessment roll information. Period:
1808 - 1980.
2482. Herlovitch, Alex. The Geisel residence, Elmira,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1980. 32 1. ill. Loc:
OWRE.
An architectural profile of the building located
at 80 Arthur Street South, Elmira, part of lots 4
and 5, plan 76 (formerly lot 88, German Company
Tract). The author presents information on past
owners, construction and architectural details,
renovations, and the building’s historical
significance. There are also photographs of the
site from 1923, appendices summarizing a land
title search, a copy of the 1883 indenture, and
municipal assessment data. Period: 1807 - 1980.
2483. Herlovitch, Alex. Heritage conservation study for
the village of Conestogo, Ontario. University of
Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1981. 2 fiche.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTUM.
A comprehensive inventory of the built
environment, with brief explanations and
photographs of early architectural styles. The
author describes the contemporary streetscape and
stresses the importance of creating a Heritage
Conservation District to preserve landmark
structures. Period: 1825 - 1981.
2484. Herlovitch, Alex. The Martin residence, Elmira,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1980. 39 p. ill. Loc:
OWRE.
A report on one of the region’s few remaining
log structures, at 103 Arthur Street, Elmira. The
author presents a list of owners and a short
history of the building with details of its
construction, alteration, condition, site and
significance. Photographs and drawings show the
house, additions and the lot location. Appendices
summarize land title information, land surveys,
assessment roll data and census information.
Period: 1807 - 1980.
2485. Hilbom, G.V. "The Registry Office." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1939. 27: 84-86. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of Registry Office buildings of
Waterloo County, with a detailed description of
the new 1939 Kitchener Registry Office and a list
of registrars from 1853 to 1939. Period: 1852 -
1939.
2486. Hilderley, Brad. Designated and researched
buildings of architectural and historical
significance in the Township of North Dumfries.
North Dumfries LACAC, 1989. 80 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brief illustrated descriptions of some 78 early
buildings, with details for each of present owner,
address, plan and lot, historical information and
architectural description. The inventory is
prefaced by an index to the original owners. The
eleven properties designated by the LACAC between
1984 and 1989 are identified as owned originally
by Mary Bishop, Alexander Cranston, Robert
Cranston, Walter Heastie, Charles Johns, Angus
McIntosh, Walter I. Reid, Scott’s Corners School,
Francis Tillie and Robert Wyllie. Period: 1830 -
1910.
2487. Hill, Nicholas. Cambridge (Galt): a building
facade plan. 1987. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc:
OWTUR.
A summary report of the first phase of the
Cambridge Building Facade Plan, designed to
strengthen and improve Galt’s historic building
district on the south side of Main Street between
Ainslie and Water Streets. A more detailed report
was produced in 1984. Period: 1862 - 1895.
2488. Hill, Nicholas. Cambridge (Galt): a Heritage
Conservation District plan. London: The Author,
1984. 71 p. ill. plans. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A detailed report of the first phase of the
Cambridge Building Facade Plan, intended to
strengthen and improve Galt’s historic building
district on the south side of Main Street, between
Ainslie and Water Streets. Each of the five
business blocks - the Granite Block, the James
Young Block, the first and second Osborne Blocks,
and the Buchanan Block -- is illustrated with
drawings and discussed in terms of its building
date, style and materials, current uses, and needs
for renovation and restoration. Period: 1862 -
1895.
2489. Home, Malcolm and Kolaritsch, Diane and Campbell,
James. An inventory of religious buildings of
architectural/historical significance in the City
of Kitchener. Kitchener LACAC, 1985. 1 v.
(various pagings). Loc: OKIT.
Reports on 24 buildings, with details of plan
and lot, dimensions of site, date, owners,
architectural description and significance. Six
buildings are recommended for immediate
designation: Church of St John the Evangelist,
First Church of Christ Scientist, Zion United
Church, St Matthews Lutheran, International Gospel
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241
Centre (originally United Brethren in Christ), and
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Recommended for future consideration are St Mary’s
Roman Catholic, Bethany United Missionary Church,
the Olivet Mission, former Beth Jacob Synagogue
and the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the
Transfiguration. Period: 1850 - 1920.
2490. "L’Hotel de ville de Waterloo." Architecture,
Batiment, Construction. 1959. 14: 342-7. ill.
plans. Loc: OHM.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
2491. "House moved to Pioneer Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 10. ill. Loc: all.
A note accompanying the picture of Christian
Eby’s home, moved from Madison Ave South,
Kitchener to the Doon Pioneer Village. Period:
1854 - 1964.
2492. "House of Refuge razed in 1961." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 34. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph and description of the Waterloo
County House of Industry and Refuge, with a note
of its demolition to make way for the new
Salvation Army Eventide Home for elderly people.
Period: 1868 - 1961.
2493. Husband, Susan. 'Where the past overlooks the
present." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
18-21. ill. Loc: all.
A personal description of the Titus Shantz
farmhouse in Kitchener which in 1962 was being
surrounded by new houses. Biographical
information about the Shantz family is also given.
Period: 1806 - 1962.
2494. Janusas, Scarlett E. and MacDonald, John D.A The
Waterloo County Gaol (AiHc-18) 1986 excavations.
Waterloo: Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
Planning and Development Department, Archaeology
Section, 1987. 69 p. ill. Loc: OWRMA
A report on excavations undertaken to locate the
remains of Reginald White, executed and buried at
the gaol in 1940. It includes a brief history of
the gaol building and various structural
modifications since 1852 as well as a detailed
account of White’s trial. Period: 1852 - 1940.
2495. Junker, Alan W. Township halls in Waterloo
County, 1900-1914. Kitchener: Doon Heritage
Crossroads, Historic Sites Department, Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, 1988. 240 p. ill.,
tables, bibl. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWRE, OWT.
An examination of the political and social roles
of township halls as a basis for planning the
restoration of the replica of the 1868 Waterloo
Township Hall at Doon. Topics include the history
of Waterloo township halls from 1838 to 1914,
their locations and architectural features, the
structure of local municipal politics, and the use
of the halls for political meetings and as
community centres. Appendices contain lists of
Waterloo County politicians and township officials
from 1900 to 1914, including members of local
boards of health. Period: 1900 - 1914.
2496. Kauk, Patricia J. Berliner Journal: annual
building summaries. Kitchener Public Library,
cl989. 1 file box. Loc: OKIT.
A set of translations of the annual summaries of
new buildings and improvements published in the
Berliner Journal newspaper, that are variously
titled "Progress in Berlin," "New buildings in
Berlin," and "Berlin’s prosperity: new buildings
and improvements." As explained in the
introduction to the 1899 summary, the compilation
of the list became more complicated as the town
grew: in 1899 it required the better part of 6
weeks and depended on information provided by
named contractors, builders and carpenters. The
introductions usually comment on the current
status of the building industry as an index to
Berlin’s business health and sometimes on notable
new structures and trends in building materials
and designs. Each annual list is usually
organized by ward, then street, and presents
details of the owner or person responsible for the
building, type of structure or improvement, number
of storeys, building material, and value. The
file also includes translated lists for Elmira in
1887, Preston in 1895 and 1896, and Waterloo in
1900, 1901 and 1902. These translations are a
valuable resource in dating individual buildings
and city streetscapes. Period: 1873 - 1903.
2497. "Kitchener City Hall demolished." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 72-73. ill. Loc:
all.
A short note of the sale of the city hall to
developers to make way for the downtown shopping
centre. The author recalls the similar fate of
the previous city hall in 1922. Period: 1898 -
1973.
2498. Kitchener LACAC. A guide to the historical and
architectural heritage of downtown Kitchener.
1982. 34 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
Three suggested walking tours through the city
centre, the Victoria Park neighbourhood, and the
market village. Drawings illustrate the brief
descriptions of more than 50 sites including
residences and business and public buildings.
Period: cl820 - 1982.
242
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2499. Kitchener LACAC. Inventory of buildings: index.
1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
An index by street and number to the 640
buildings inventoried and the 65 designated by
1991. Page references are provided to the
building inventories produced for Kitchener LACAC
by Collishaw, Campbell, Kobayashi, Shantz, Shea,
Simpson, Home, Ryan, Kolaritsch, and Lamb.
Period: 1850 - 1930.
2500. Kitchener LACAC. Waterloo County Jail: documents
relating to the closing of the jail and its
designation by Kitchener LACAC as a heritage
building, 1978-1981. 1981. 1 v. (various
pagings). ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of correspondence and reports about
the feasibility of restoring and re-using the jail
and the Governor’s residence. Period: 1852 - 1980.
2501. "Kitchener Public Library and Knights of Columbus
Hall." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51:
59. ill. Loc: all.
A 1963 photograph of the old Kitchener Public
Library and the Knights of Columbus Hall in the
midst of demolition. The caption gives a brief
history of the buildings. Period: 1963 -
2502. Knight, Dean H. and Parker, L.R. Bud. An
archaeological assessment of Cruickston Park Farm,
North Dumfries Township and City of Cambridge.
Petersburg: Archaeological Research Associates,
1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWRMA.
An account of the development of the estate from
the 1850s by William Ashton and Matthew Wilks,
with a description of the various buildings
including the 3-storey manor and private brewery.
At its greatest extent the property included
nearly 2,000 acres. The estate, which belongs to
the University of Guelph, currently consists of
Lots 15 to 19, Concession 12, North Dumfries
Township; Lots 1,2 and 3 of Beasley’s Old Survey;
and Lots 5, 6 and 7 of Beasley’s Lower Block,
Period: 1853 - 1970.
2503. Kowalski, David J. "Pinke Street revisited."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77: 63-68.
ill. Loc: all.
A history and description of Pinke Street, now
part of Weber Street in Kitchener, with emphasis
on what it was like prior to the Second World War.
Period: 1912 - 1989.
2504. Kyles, Kyles and Garratt, Architects. The
original Waterloo County Jafl. Stratford: The
Consultants, 1979. 29 p. ill., plans. Loc: OKIT.
Report of a feasibility study of the exterior
restoration of the original jail building, the
Governor’s house and the yard walls. The authors
review suggested uses such as an archives,
restaurant, convention centre, boutiques,
historical display, recreational use, winter
garden, office space or arts workshop. Period:
1852 - 1978.
2505. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The inn at Rummelhardt."
Waterloo Historical Sociely. 1987. 75: 50-53.
ill. Loc: all.
A brief history and description of the inn,
first owned by Charles Schaefer in the mid-1850s.
The author quotes parts of bylaw 30 of 1851, for
the regulation of inns and temperance houses, and
names subsequent owners including Sigmund
Freiburger, Jacob Kress and Casper Mahlman.
Period: cl852 - 1944.
2506. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Langdon Hall." Waterloo
Historical Sociely. 1990. 78: 117-125. ilL Loc:
all.
A history of the country house built by E.
Langdon Wilks at Blair between 1898 and 1904, and
opened as hotel and conference centre in 1989.
Information about the Wilks and Langdon families
is provided. Period: 1858 - 1989.
2507. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Our vanishing heritage:
the 19th century bam." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1988. 76: 159-171. ill. Loc: all.
A description of 19th-century bams in southern
Ontario, classified in six basic types:
Pennsylvania-German, English, Dutch, Central
Ontario, Lake Erie, and Wisconsin. Period: 1800 -
1900.
2508. "Largest house in the twin cities." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 50. Loc: all.
A note of the removal of the 65-room house on
Willow Street, Waterloo, to make way for a new St
John’s Lutheran Church. Originally one of the
Seagram family homes, the building was later used
for the K-W Orphanage. Period: 1872 - 1960.
2509. "Lecture building, University of Waterloo, Ont."
Canadian Architect 1968. 13: 53-6. ill., plans.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1968.
2510. "Lecture centre, University of Waterloo, Ontario."
Canadian Architect Yearbook. 1966. p.86. plans.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1966.
2511. "Log house on Bridge Street, Waterloo, near
Lexington Road." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 40. ill. Loc: all.
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243
A photograph from the Kitchener-Waterloo
Record showing the log house on Bridge Street,
Waterloo. Period: 1970.
2512. Longo, Michael D. "John George Reiner house."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 153-155.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of the Reiner/Schmehl house, the
first designated heritage landmark in Wellesley
Township, with a brief biography of John G.
Reiner. Period: 1832 - 1984.
2513. "Lower Doon inn razed in 1960." Waterloo
Historical Sodely. 1960. 48: 54. Loc: all.
A note of the demolition of one of the earliest
buildings in Doon, first built as an inn for
Michael Wildfong and then used as a barn. Period:
1875 - 1960.
2514. M.M. Dillon, Ltd. Sheave Tower foundation
investigation. 1988. 14 p. Loc: OKIT.
A report on the condition of the Sheave Tower at
Blair, submitted to the Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, with estimates of repair costs.
Period: 1876 - 1988.
2515. Macnaughton, Elizabeth. Restoration and
interpretation of the Wellesley Post Office:
Waterloo County, 1914. Kitchener: Doon Heritage
Crossroads, Historic Sites Department, Regional
Municipality of Waterloo, 1986. 66 p. ill.,
tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRW, OWT.
A report intended as a guide for historical
interpreters and those involved in the restoration
of the post office now housed at Doon Heritage
Crossroads. It includes information on the early
history of mail service in Canada, the postal
service from 1851 to 1914, the functions of the
post office in 1914, the history and setting of
the Wellesley Post Office building, and a profile
of George Bellinger who was postmaster at
Wellesley at the turn of the century. Period: 1910
- 1914.
2516. Macrae, Marion and Adamson, Anthony. The
ancestral roof: domestic architecture of Upper
Canada. Toronto: Clarke Irwin, 1963. 258 p. ill.
Loc: OCLG, OCH, OCP, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUR.
An illustrated survey of building styles from
1784 to 1867, including plans of the Allison House
in Galt (1855) and of Woodside in Berlin (1853) as
examples of picturesque styles. Period: 1853 -
1855.
2517. MacRae, Marion and Adamson, Anthony.
Cornerstones of order: courthouses and town halls in
Ontario, 1784-1914. Toronto: Clarke Irwin, 1983. 283
p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A general survey of Ontario’s early courthouses,
township halls and town halls, including
illustrations of the Waterloo County Court House
of 1852 at Berlin, the Galt Town Hall of 1857, and
Berlin’s first Town Hall and Market House of 1870.
Period: 1852 - 1871.
2518. Mader, Iva and Macnaughton, Sandra. Breslau
historical review: Ontario’s bicentennial
celebration in Breslau September 1984. 1984. 26
p. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the first settlers of 1815 and
their farmsteads, with an illustrated walking tour
and map of Breslau’s historic buildings. Family
names are all indexed in the WRP database. Period:
1815 - 1984.
2519. Maine, A.E. Derivation of the essential history
of an older property in Kitchener. Kitchener: The
Author, 1986. 1 v. (various pagings). ill., maps.,
bibl. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A history of the house at 155 Margaret Avenue,
Kitchener, that previously belonged to a member of
the Breithaupt family. The author, who bought the
property in early 1986, relates research conducted
in a variety of sources, summarizes Breithaupt
family history, and discusses the architectural
style of his house in relation to some other
houses in the region. Illustrations include
sketches of the various houses, details of
Italianate architectural styles, an extract of a
1947 fire insurance plan showing the Breithaupt
Tannery, and a 1985 plan of the Mount Hope - Huron
Park Neighbourhood. Period: 1893 - 1986.
2520. Martin, John. "Architecture in Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1953. 41: 11-13.
ill. Loc: all.
A short survey featuring photographs of six
buildings: the house of H. Denis-Nathan in Galt,
Amy Snider’s house in St Jacobs, the Nelson
Doering house and Lantz barn in Baden, the M.W.
Keefer barn in Blair, and a road house at
Petersburg. Period: 1800 - 1900.
2521. Martin, John. "Castles on the ground: the
sign-posts of history." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1956. 44: 63-64. Loc: all.
An address on the architecture of Waterloo
County, emphasizing the need to preserve local
architectural landmarks. Period: 1862 - 1956.
2522. Martin, John and Dickson, F.W.R. and Schmidt,
Grace. A guide to pleasant places and journeys of
historic interest within the county of Waterloo.
Kitchener: Waterloo Trust and Savings Co., 1962
reprinted 1965,1967. 47 p. ill., index. Loc: OCCA,
244
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OKIT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRN, OWRSC, OWT,
OWTU, OWTUCGR, OWTUR, OWTUCR.
Four driving tours of Waterloo County. Concise
histories of most towns and villages emphasize
their buildings and architecture and are
illustrated by John Martin. A second revised
edition was produced in 1962 and a third in 1967
(published to commemorate Canada’s centennial).
Period: 1800 - 1900.
2523. "Maryhill hotel." Waterloo Historical Society.
1964. 52: 22. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the Commercial Hotel in Maryhill
(New Germany), built by Mr Frank in 1864. Period:
1864 - 1964.
2524. McIntyre, Ronald B. Heritage conservation and its
role in urban design: a case study of uptown
Waterloo. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1985. 3 fiche. ill., maps, table,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A reconstruction of the architectural history of
the central business district as a basis for clear
recommendations for the preservation and
restoration of existing buildings and the whole
area. The author recommends renovations to
non-historic buildings, so that they may
contribute to a coherent urban streetscape, as
well as strategies for implementing legislation to
promote heritage conservation. Period: 1840 -
1985.
2525. Mennonite Historic Interest Centre. John E.
Brubacher House: self guided tour. Waterloo:
Mennonite Historical Centre, 197-?. 7 p. Loc:
OKIT.
An account of the John E. Brubacher family,
property and farmhouse, with a summary of the
restoration project. Period: 1850 - 1970.
2526. 'Minota Hagey residence, University of Waterloo."
Canadian Architect Yearbook. 1967. p. 70. ill.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2527. Moffat, Ruth and Plaxton, Beverly Bailey. Stone
houses: stepping stones from the past Erin:
Boston Mills Press, 1984. 84 p. ill. Loc: OCLG,
OCP, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A pictorial history of old stone houses in
Ontario, including the Brubacher House of 1850,
the Holst Farm, the Ellis House of 1828, a
Cambridge cottage, a fieldstone farmhouse at
Crosshill, several identified cottages dating from
about 1840, William Dickson’s house, Kirkmichael
(1832). There are also views of the Fisher House
(probably in Cambridge) under construction and in
completed form. Period: 1850 - 1880.
2528. Neal, Carolyn O. "Ontario bams." 3rd Annual
Agricultural History of Ontario Seminar
proceedings. Edited by T.A. Crowley. Guelph:
University of Guelph, 1978. Pp. 50-67. ill., map.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of the building styles of bams in
Ontario from the 1820s to the late nineteenth
century, including a description of the
Pennsylvania bank bam type that combined the
functions of storage and stabling. Period: 1825 -
1900.
2529. "New Hamburg buildings come down." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 79. Loc: all.
A brief history of New Hamburg’s 97-year-old
town hall and 86-year-old fire hall, both replaced
by new buildings in 1968. Period: 1871 - 1968.
2530. "New Hamburg houses." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1972. 60: 14. Loc: all.
A short paragraph noting the publication of the
Tweedsmuir history compiled by the New Hamburg
Women’s Institute as part of an architectural
survey of the county. The book includes
photographs of houses built before 1855. Period:
C1855 - 1972.
V
2531. "New Waterloo County Building opened." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 55. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the opening of the new county
courthouse on 22 September 1965. Period: 1965.
2532. Oberholtzer, R.S. "Fences in Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1958. 46: 42-45.
ill. Loc: all.
An illustrated description of various kinds of
fences, with special mention of Martin Loher who
built stone fences in the Galt area in the later
nineteenth century. Period: 1840 - 1913.
2533. Olaskey, Terry M. "A history of the Detweiler
house: a restored log cabin at Doon Pioneer
Village." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63:
79-80. Loc: all.
A short history of the family and their property
near Blair, with a note that the house was being
moved to the Doon Pioneer Village and restored.
Period: 1800 - 1975.
2534. "Old Elmira building demolished in 1959."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1959. 47: 72. Loc:
all.
A brief account of the demolition of the Snyder
Furniture warehouse, previously a furniture
factory owned by Heimbecker and Jung. Before
that, it had been the property of Klinck and
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245
Heimbecker. Period: 1859 - 1959.
2535. Page, Frank E. "The old fire hall at New Dundee."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 36. ill.
Loc: all.
A short history of the property once owned by
E.W.B. Snider. The author notes various buildings
on the site, beginning with the structure erected
by the Children of Zion about 1887. Both
Presbyterian and Methodist groups made use of the
property at the turn of the century, and during
the period from 1921 to 1933 it served as a
school, a garage and a residence. Period: 1887 -
1964.
2536. Page, Mary-Jean. "The White House on the river:
its role in the history of Greenfield." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1991. 79: 20-34. ill., map.
Loc: all.
A history of the house, first built in the 1830s
and later a part of the Greenfield Mills complex
developed by the family of John Goldie. The
author also provides detailed information about
the Goldie family and other Greenfield buildings.
Period: 1831 - 1991.
2537. Patterson, Nancy-Lou and Burke, Susan M.
"Mennonite ^Georgian: the Joseph Schneider Haus,
Kitchener, Ontario." Canadian Collector. 1983.
18,6: 25-30. Loc: OWTU.
A detailed account of the Joseph Schneider Haus
from cellar to the attic, describing construction
and the colours and furnishings of the rooms, with
their German names. Restored to its 1856
condition, the house was opened as a museum in
1981. Period: 1820 - 1983.
2538. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "A wire fence around the
house: fencing traditions of Waterloo Region
Swiss-German Mennonite settlers." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1983. 71: 120-129. ill. Loc:
all.
An account of Mennonite fence customs, with
examples from recent and historical Mennonite
literature and artwork as well as photographs of
properties in the Waterloo region. Period: 1800 -
1983.
2539. Perrin, Jean. A historical tour of Roseville.
198-?. 29 1. ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A guide for a tour of the Grand River, Orr’s
Lake, Dickie Settlement School, Roseville Swamp,
Hallman Cemetery, the east end of Roseville, the
west end of Roseville and Black Horse Corners.
The author presents many details about the history
of buildings, churches, schools and businesses as
well as anecdotes about former residents.
Newspaper cuttings contain further information
about the community. Period: cl800 - cl985.
2540. "Preston house built in 1838." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 23. Loc: all.
A note of the demolition of the old Guggisberg
home in Preston in 1960 to make way for a gas
station. Period: 1838 - 1960.
2541. "Preston Town Hall gone." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 23. Loc: all.
A short note of the demolition to make way for a
new municipal complex. Period: cl865 - 1956.
2542. Priamo, Carol. Mills of Canada. Toronto:
McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1976. 192 p. ill. Loc: OCLG,
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A photographic essay on old Canadian mills,
surveying their architecture, functions and use of
water power. The two examples in Waterloo County
are Cambridge Mills (on the site first used for a
gristmill in 1807) and the Feme Mill at Doon
which, when built in 1834, was the largest
gristmill west of Montreal. Period: 1807 - 1975.
2543. Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Chief
Administrator’s report on the Waterloo County
JaiL 1980. 1 folder (various pagings). Loc:
OKIT.
A memorandum on the status of the old jail and
some alternative proposals for its adaptive
re-use. Copies of 1978 reports by consulting
restoration architect, Peter John Stokes, are
appended. Period: 1852 - 1980.
2544. Reitz, Thomas A Historic building assessment:
Doon Heritage Crossroads. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, 1989. 13 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An assessment of the structural stability and
interpretive integrity of buildings at Doon.
Updating an assessment undertaken in 1984, the
author describes the origin of each building and
comments on necessary repairs or additions.
Period: 1984 - 1989.
2545. Reitz, Thomas A "The Peter Martin House
restoration: a photographic essay." Pennsylvania
Mennonite Heritage. 1991. 14,3: 2-9. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG.
An illustrated account of the removal of the Old
Order Mennonite farmhouse to Doon Heritage
Crossroads and of its restoration using modern and
traditional techniques. Floor plans of the house
are included, giving both English and German names
for each room. The house, opened to the public in
1988, was originally located near Waterloo.
Period: 1800 - 1991.
246
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2546. Rempel, John I. "The history and development of
early forms of building construction in Ontario,
part 2." Ontario History. 1961. 53,1: 1-35. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A detailed analysis and description of the
oldest buildings in Ontario, many of which were
built of logs. There are two photographs of the
1820 log schoolhouse of Waterloo, with comments on
its construction and design. Period: 1800 - 1850.
2547. Renusz, Linda C. Conestogo Hotel (Oswald House).
Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 31 1. ill. Loc: OWRE.
A report outlining the history of the building
located at 2 Waterloo Street, Conestogo, lot 27
Kaufman Survey, plan 600. The author outlines the
sequence of land ownership and construction and
comments on architectural style and significance.
The appendices present results of a land title
search and photographs of the interior and
exterior. Period: 1807 - 1978.
2548. Renusz, Linda C. Conestogo United Church.
Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 21 1. ill. Loc: OWRE.
A history of the building situated on lot 11,
north of King Street, east of Water Street,
Conestogo (David Musselman’s Survey, plan 601),
Regional Road 17. The author outlines the
chronology of land ownership, construction,
restorations and renovations, and comments on the
architectural and historical significance.
Appended to the work is a copy of the article from
the Berlin Daily News of 29 October 1878 (when
the church was opened), a land title search, and
photographs showing its Gothic style. Period: 1878
- 1978.
2549. Renusz, Linda C. The Ebel residence, Conestogo,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 27 1. ill., map.
Loc: OWRE.
A profile of the building located on lot 41,
German Company Tract, including a chronology of
ownership, details of construction and
architectural style, a land title search,
assessment data, and photographs of the exterior
and interior. Period: 1859 - 1978.
2550. Renusz, Linda C. The former Hendry residence,
Conestogo. Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 37 1. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWRE.
An architectural and historical profile of the
brick house located at 39 King Street West, lots 1
and 2, Kaufman Survey, plan 600. The author
presents a chronology of property ownership and
describes the construction, architectural style
and significance. The appendices contain a
biographical sketch of William Hendry, a title
search, assessment data, an 1861 map of Conestogo,
and photographs of the interior and exterior.
Period: 1854 - 1978.
2551. Renusz, Linda C. St Boniface Church, Maryhill,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 26 p. ill. Loc:
OWRE.
A profile of the Catholic Church of St Boniface
of Maryhill, built in 1877. The author presents a
chronology of land ownership and a short history
and description of architectural details, style
and significance as a heritage site. Photographs
show many inaccessible interior details such as
the inside of the steeple, the attic, the space
between the roofs, the church bells, and the
basement. Period: 1805 - 1978.
2552. Renusz, Linda C. The Steiner residence, St
Jacobs, Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 21 1. ill.
Loc: OWRE.
A profile of the building located at 38 King
Street, St Jacobs, Snyder Survey, lot 3, plan 605.
The author present a chronology of ownership and
describes architectural style, construction and
historical significance. Appendices include a
summary of a land title search, notes from
assessment records, and photographs. Period: 1807
- 1978.
2553. Renusz, Linda C. The Stroh residence, Conestogo,
Ontario. Woolwich LACAC, 1978. 36 p. ill., map.
Loc: OWRE.
An architectural profile of the Stroh farmstead
located on lot 7, Regional Road 17. The author
outlines the chronology of owners and construction
and comments on its architectural significance.
Early photographs show the house as it was, and
contemporary ones illustrate details of
construction. A schematic site plan and land
record information are appended. Period: 1820 -
1978.
2554. Renusz, Linda C. The Wylie residence. Woolwich
LACAC, 1978. 26 1. ill., bibl., plans. Loc: OWRE.
An architectural and historic description of the
building located at 75 Arthur Street South,
Elmira, Wenger Survey lot 33 and 34, plan 560.
The author includes details of ownership,
construction, architectural style and historical
significance, as well as photographs, a land title
search, and assessment data. Period: 1855 - 1978.
2555. Report on the archaeological excavations (1984)
at the Waterloo County Gaol Thornhill:
Foundation for Public Archaeology, 1988. 1 v.
(various pagings). ill. Loc: OWRMA
Analysis of structures and artifacts excavated
at the Gaol complex in Kitchener, including a
chronology of dates and events in the Gaol’s
history and analyses of the remains of the two
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247
convicted murderers hanged and buried in the gaol
yard. Period: 1852 - 1978.
2556. Rieder and Hymmen, Architects. The Joseph
Schneider House: a feasibility study for
restoration. 1978. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.,
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A report recommending the restoration of one of
the oldest residences in Kitchener as "a living
museum depicting the way of life of Kitchener’s
Pennsylvania German pioneers." It outlines the
social history of the house, lists other historic
sites in the city, appraises the architectural
features of the building, and estimates the costs
of restoration. Period: 1820 - 1977.
2557. Ritz, Ernst and McNaughton, I.W. "New Hydro office
in New Hamburg in 1963." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 40. Loc: all.
The history of a building constructed by Jacob
Morley as an electrical generating station, and
demolished in 1963 when a new Hydro office was
built in New Hamburg. Period: 1902 - 1963.
2558. Ritz, Ernst. "Ritz family home, New Hamburg
landmark." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963.
51: 41. ill. Loc: all.
The history of a house built in 1853 by Charles
Germann, later acquired by the Ritz family and
sold in 1962 to the Bell Telephone Company. The
building was demolished to make room for the
extension of Bell’s facilities in New Hamburg.
Period: 1854 - 1963.
2559. Roger, Dieter. "From German pioneer building to
’Bauhaus’ and beyond." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadische Jahrbuch. 1978. 4: 135-167.
ill. Loc: OK3T, OWTL, OWTUCG.
An historical survey of distinctively German
features of architectural design and building
technology in Canada between the 1790s and the
1970s. References to pioneer farmsteads in Upper
Canada are relevant to Waterloo County though the
county itself is seldom mentioned. Period: 1800 -
1970.
2560. Romahn, James. "Waterloo Firehall comes down."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1966. 54: 86-88.
ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the firehall demolished in
July 1966, with some comments on the work and
social activities of the Waterloo firemen. Period:
cl864 - 1966.
2561. Rosebrugh, Ben and Couling, Gordon and Corbett,
John. Dickson School: a photographic and
historical tribute to Dickson School on the
occasion of its centennial, 1877-1977. Heritage
Cambridge, 1977. 1 folded sheet, ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUR.
A brief commemorative history of the school,
emphasizing its architecture. Period: 1877 - 1977.
2562. Rowell, Margaret. The architectural history of
the City of Waterloo, 1806-1914. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 1979. 47 p.
ill., maps, index. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated survey of the historical and
architectural features of 36 buildings, including
homes, schools, churches, and commercial and
industrial structures. The family and corporate
names of those who owned the buildings are all
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1806 - 1914.
2563. Rowell, Margaret and Rowell, Robert. Historic
tours of Waterloo: walking-driving tours, central
residential and commercial area. Waterloo:
Waterloo Downtown Residents’ Association, 1977. 18
p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
Period: 1805 - 1977.
2564. Rowell, Margaret and Rowell, Robert. Historic
Waterloo: walking-driving tours, central
residential and commercial area. Waterloo:
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce, 1983. 24 p. ill.,
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
The second edition of a brochure prepared by the
Waterloo Downtown Residents’ Association,
describing two walking tours and one driving tour.
Buildings of architectural interest are described
and marked on a map. There is a short history of
Waterloo, with an illustrated description of some
local architectural styles and details. Period:
1805 - 1983.
2565. Rowell, Margaret and Rowell, Robert and Tittemore,
Thomas. Presentation of Kumpf House 172 King St.
South, Waterloo, Ontario. Waterloo LACAC, 1979?.
43 1. ill. Loc: OWT.
A comprehensive description of the building
style and structure, illustrated by architectural
drawings of interior and exterior. Biographical
sketches are presented of the house’s owners and
residents, beginning with Abraham Erb who built
the house in 1816. Appendices include a copy of
Erb’s last will and testament, newspaper stories
and photographs relating to the site, assessment
data, and excerpts from relevant articles in the
Waterloo Historical Society’s annual reports.
Attached to the report is the brief presented at
the review board hearing held in January 1979,
documenting the architectural and historical
significance of the site. Period: cl816 - 1979.
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2566. Rowell, Margaret. "Wellesley Township Hall is
restored." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973.
61: 30-31. Ul. Loc: all.
An account of the successful efforts of the
Waterloo Historical Society in restoring the facade
of the township hall at Crosshill to its style in
1855. Period: 1855 - 1973.
2567. Rowell, Robert. "The structure of the Kumpf
house." Waterloo Historical Society. 1974. 62:
71-75. ill. Loc: all.
A brief description of construction and various
renovations since 1849, noting style and material
clues to dates of additions. Also included is a
histoiy of ownership for the property from Abraham
Erb’s purchase in 1805 to Christian Kumpf s in
1869. Period: 1805 - 1973.
2568. Russell and Babcock, Architects. Residence for Mr
A.L. Breithaupt, Berlin, Ont.. Tacoma, WA: The
Architects, 1910. 20 1. ill., plans. Loc: OKIT.
Plans for a family residence which may never
have been built. The drawings include both
interior and exterior views and represent a style
desired by member s of Berlin’s elite. Period: 1909
- 1910.
2569. Ryan, Don. Heritage building inventory: Part 1 -
Trussler-Laurentian Neighbourhoods; Part 2 - Huron
Park, Brigadoon, Doon South, Pioneer Tower West
Neighbourhoods. Kitchener LACAC, 1991. 1 binder
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
A copy of the original report held in Kitchener
City Hall, describing about 50 structures listed
in the Historical Buildings Inventory. In
addition to the architectural descriptions of each
building, the author discusses such factors as the
age of the structure, the urgency of the
demolition threat, and the distinctiveness or
typicality of the style. Period: 1820 - 1900.
2570. Sararus, Miriam. "New Dundee store is designated."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73: 49-51.
ill. Loc: all.
Reprinted from the Ayr News, an account of the
designation of the Emporium on 17 November 1985 as
an historic site, the first structure to be
designated in Wilmot Township. The author
outlines the history of the building, naming past
owners and employees. Period: 1887 - 1985.
2571. Sarler, Robert and Schmidt, Paul and Wilson, G.E.
Duff. Photos of buildings in Ayr and area. 1974.
37 p. ill. Loc: OWRA.
An unpublished album of photographs with
accompanying text, compiled at the time of Ayr’s
150th anniversary. The collection consists of
mainly contemporary views of residential and
commercial buildings but includes old, rare
photographs as well. Period: cl824 - 1974.
2572. Schenk, Alfred J. and Good, E. Reginald. "The
Bricker bam." Waterloo Historical Society.
1977. 65: 93-97. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed description of the bam built by
Samuel Bricker in 1839, with an account of its
dismantling and removal from its Huron Road
location to the Doon Pioneer Village. Period: 1802
- 1977.
2573. "Schnurr Store, Linwood, about 1895." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 29. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the store, built in 1858 and
still operating in 1964, with an 1895 photograph
and some details about the Schnurr family. Period:
1828 - 1964.
2574. Scott, Alison. The history of the Kent HoteL
1985. 28 p. bibl., map. Loc: OWT.
A well-researched report on the building, owners
and managers of the hotel at 59 King Street North,
Waterloo. Established as a brewery and inn by
William Rebscher in 1842, it was later named the
Lion Brewery by the Huether family, and in 1975
became the Kent Hotel owned by Bernard and Sonia
Aldys. Period: 1842 - 1985.
2575. Seiling, Ken. Early buildings in the Bridgeport,
Ontario area Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A.
thesis, History), 1969. 104 1. ill., maps, bibl.
Loc: OWTL, OKIT.
An inventory of historically significant
buildings in the village of Bridgeport, then in
Waterloo Township. In all, 55 locations are
listed, four of which are discussed at length: the
Klie (Daniel Erb) log house, the Bauer (Peter Erb)
house, the Bridgeport Mill, and the Shoemaker
house. The buildings exemplify various
architectural styles including Georgian,
Neo-Classicism, Colonial Regency, Classical
Revival, Gothic Revival and Italianate. The
author outlines his use of sources such as land
titles and deeds, assessment and tax collection
records, census reports, maps and surveys,
newspapers, photographs and directories, in
determining construction dates before 1855.
Period: 1807 - 1856.
2576. A selected index to Kitchener budding resources
available in the Grace Schmidt Room. Kitchener
Public Library, 1991. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
An index, by street address, to buildings
described in the following inventories - the
Vertical Files on the American Hotel, Bridgeport,
Buttons, Doon, K-W YMCA, Historic Buildings -
Kitchener, History - Kitchener, LACAC - Kitchener,
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Post Office - Kitchener, Waterloo County Jail,
Cornish, Lamb on Bridgeport, Seiling on
Bridgeport, and the Kitchener LACAC guides to
Kitchener. This index has entries for a selection
of historic buildings that is similar to that in
Kitchener LACAC inventory dated November 1991.
Period: 1830 - 1930.
2577. Shantz, Cameron. Inventory of buildings of
historical and/or architectural significance.
Kitchener LACAC, 1980. 201 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Systematic descriptions of some 87 buildings on
the west side of Kitchener that were considered
old, historically or architecturally significant,
beautiful or out of context with neighbouring
buildings. Most are houses. Eight properties are
recommended for immediate designation and 16 for
future consideration. Details include date,
original and other significant owners, notes on
architectural style and historical interest, and
summary of title search. Period: 1850 - 1900.
2578. Shantz, Cameron and Campbell, James and
Kobayashi, Jack. Upper Doon building inventory.
Kitchener LACAC, 1980 - 1986. 36 p. Loc: OKIT.
Reports on 18 properties located on or near Doon
Village Road. For each property there are details
of plan and lot, zoning, frontage, date of
construction, original owner, current owner, full
architectural description, title search,
architectural and historical significance. The
properties include industrial buildings and sets
of workers’ rowhouses related to the flax mill and
brickyard, as well as the designated residence of
Moses Perine of the Doon Twines Company. Period:
1850 - 1900.
2579. Shea, Patti. Historic buildings inventory.
Kitchener LACAC, 1989. 70, 88 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of reports on 29 properties,
including details of address, lot and plan,
present owner, date constructed, original owner
and significant later owners, title search,
architectural description, and usually several
illustrations. Volume 1 includes reports on St
Jerome’s High School, the Cluett Peabody factory
on Benton Street, York Apartments, Barra Castle
Apartments and Buena Vista, and the Nelson Terrace
on Courtland Avenue, as well as several residences
on Courtland Avenue East and Queen Street South.
Volume 2 includes the Boehmer box factory on Duke
Street, a former Berlin Firehall, the Kaufman
Rubber factory, the Rumpel Felt factory, several
business blocks on King Street West, and various
residences on Margaret Avenue, Ahrens West,
Church, Courtland West, David, Frederick, Highland
West and Oak Streets. Period: 1850 - 1920.
2580. Shea, Patti. An inventory of historic buildings
in the Victoria Park Secondary Plan Area, City of
Kitchener. Kitchener LACAC, 1988. Loc: OKIT.
Detailed descriptions of the architectural
features and historical significance of 16 houses,
most of which were built between 1896 and 1914.
The properties are on Courtland Avenue East, David
Street, Heins Avenue, Hilda Place, Linden Avenue,
Oak Street, Queen Street South, Roland Avenue,
Victoria Street South, Henry Street, and Water
Street South. Information is provided on plan and
lot number, present owner and use, date
constructed, original owner and use, significant
later owners, and architectural description
including materials and style on each elevation.
Title search results and photographs are added in
each case and relevant descriptions in earlier
inventories are included in an appendix. Period:
1880 - 1914.
2581. Shewchuk, John P. Historical analysis of the
Waterloo Arena property. Waterloo: City of
Waterloo, 1989. 20 p. bibl., maps. Loc: OWT.
A study of land use and development in the
Silver Lake area of Waterloo from 1805, when
Abraham Erb built sawmills there, to the erection
of the arena following the Second World War.
Built on a landfill site, the arena was eventually
demolished because it was sinking. The site was
subsequently considered as the site for the
Regional Headquarters. The report is illustrated
with maps of eight time periods. Period: 1805 -
1988.
2582. Shoemaker, Dorothy. "Kitchener’s new main public
library." Royal Architectural Institute of Canada
Journal 1959. 36: 115. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1959.
2583. Shoemaker, Dorothy. "Random notes on the new
Kitchener Public Library building." Ontario
Library Review. 1962. 46: 152-4. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2584. "Snyder bam at Ottawa and Franklin Streets,
Kitchener levelled jWRP]." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 79. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the barn built in 1830 and razed
to make room for St Daniel Separate School,
Kitchener. Period: 1830 - 1965.
2585. Sokvitne, Miriam Snyder. "The historic buildings
inventory." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970.
58: 80-81. Loc: all.
A report of a historic buildings inventory
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conducted by the School of Architecture at the
University of Toronto in co-operation with the
Waterloo Historical Society in Waterloo County.
The author remarks on 145 houses built in 1855 or
earlier and 52 houses dating from the 1856-1865
period. Information about the kinds of houses
described in the assessment rolls of 1833, 1840
and 1848 is summarized. Period: 1855 - 1970.
2586. Sokvitne, Miriam Snyder. "The Joseph Schneider
House, 1820." Waterloo Historical Society. 1966.
54: 20-27. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the farmhouse on Lot 17 of the
German Company Tract, now 466 Queen Street South
in Kitchener, including a plan of the house, a
detailed account of the workmanship in each room
and short profiles of early family members. The
author quotes the inscription on the plaque
unveiled on 29 July 1966, designating the house as
an historic site. Period: 1820 - 1966.
2587. Stauch, Warren. "Preserving Waterloo Region’s
architectural heritage." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1980. 68: 61-70. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the efforts to conserve
architectural landmarks, including organizations
and programmes under the Ontario Heritage Act such
as Local Architectural Conservation Advisory
Committees (LACACs). Historic sites in the region
are identified, including the John E. Brubacher
house, the Erb- Kumpf house, the Kuntz house, all
in Waterloo, and the Joseph Schneider house in
Kitchener. Period: 1974 - 1980.
2588. Stauch, Warren. "Preston Public School." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1975. 63: 77-78. ill. Loc:
all.
A short architectural history of the two school
buildings, the first built in 1853 and the second
in 1889 (to be demolished according to a decision
in 1975). Some information is taken from a
manuscript by Otto Klotz who served on the Preston
Board of Education from 1847 to 1891. Period: 1847
- 1975.
2589. Stauch, Warren. "Society erects two plaques."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1974. 62: 44-45.
ill. Loc: all.
A short note accompanying photographs of the
Waterloo Historical Society plaques unveiled in
1974 at the Wellesley Township Hall at Crosshill
and the John Watson Manufacturing Company at Ayr.
Period: 1847 - 1974.
2590. "Strasburg School." Waterloo Historical Society.
1965. 53: 76. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the 95-year old brick school
closed in 1965 and burned down in a training
exercise for firemen. Period: 1870 - 1965.
2591. Taylor, Andrew W. "Architectural Conservancy
Seminar rural bus tour." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 21-26. Loc: all.
An itinerary of a bus tour of various
architectural landmarks in North Dumfries
Township. Period: 1850 - 1970.
2592. Taylor, Andrew W. "Historical plaque for Galt City
Hall." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59:
79. Loc: all.
A report of the designation of the 1857 building
as an historic site. Describing the Town Hall and
Market House designed and built by H.B. Sinclair
in the Italianate style, the author quotes H.B.
Timothy’s opinion that Galt’s town hall is "an
architectural replica of a Border townhall."
Period: 1857 - 1971.
2593. Taylor, Andrew W. "Some early history of the Galt
Collegiate." Waterloo Historical Society. 1958.
46: 14-15. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the structure on North Street,
Galt, built in the 1840s as a Methodist chapel.
It became the Girls’ School Division of the Galt
Collegiate Institute in 1872, was later the Galt
Armoury and in 1958 became a Lutheran church.
Period: 1840 - 1958.
2594. Taylor, Shirley A. The battle to save Preston
Public School; the story of the conversion of
Preston Public School to senior citizens’
apartments. Heritage Cambridge, 1985. 1 folded
sheet, ill. Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
An account of how the school, scheduled for
demolition in 1974, was saved and restored. The
author discusses results of this conservation
project and outlines the history of the school.
Period: 1853 - 1985.
2595. Thompson, Hugh. Picturesque Cambridge, v.l: a
pictorial essay. Cambridge: The Author, 1990. 1
v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
A book of pen-and-ink sketches of buildings and
structures in Cambridge, many of them in stone.
Some of the buildings no longer exist. No
historical information is given about the
buildings but their locations are noted. Period:
1820 - 1930.
2596. "Thornhill, historic Galt home: 32 McKenzie
Street, Galt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1961. 49: 30. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of James Young’s house with a
description quoted from an article by Earl
Werstine. Period: cl865 - 1961.
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2597. Turnbull, William C. "Stone masonry arches for
railway culverts." Waterloo Historical Society.
1963. 51: 52-53. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the four masonry arches built
through an embankment on the Harrisburg-Galt
branch line of the Great Western Railway. The
author quotes local oral traditions that the stone
was quarried in Britain and imported ready to
assemble. Period: 1850 - 1860.
2598. "University of Waterloo." Royal Architectural
Institute of Canada Journal 1962. 39: 45-54.
ilL Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2599. "Vogelsang home." Waterloo Historical Society.
1963. 51: 69. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the Vogelsang home in Kitchener
with a note that it was built by Emil Vogelsang
about 1873 and demolished in 1963. Period: 1873 -
1963.
2600. Walker, Blair. Heritage inventory: homes of
prominent businessmen and professionals.
Kitchener LACAC, Loc: OKIT.
Descriptions of 27 houses built for Berlin
business leaders, with an appendix listing former
elite houses that have been demolished. The
compiler provides plan and lot numbers, original
and present owners, and results of title search.
Quite detailed information is given on personal
biography and business history, but there are no
photographs of the houses or detailed descriptions
of their architectural features. Persons featured
in this inventory are William P. Clement, Gerald
Eastman and John G. Martin of Clement, Eastman,
Dreger, Martin and Meunier; Charles H. Doerr,
Weyboume E. Doerr and Carl M. Dare of Dare Foods;
John A. Vila and Henry Knell of the Economical
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Arthur C. Greb and
Harry D. Greb of the Greb Shoe Company; John D.C.
Forsyth of John Forsyth & Co.; AR. Kaufman and
J.T.("Sam") Hill of Kaufman Footwear; Paul Motz
and John E. Motz of the Kitchener-Waterloo
Record; Albert E. Ruby, Leonard W. Ruby and Brian
J. Ruby of Krug Furniture; Jacob M. Staebler and
Keith Staebler of Staebler Insurance. The houses
were nearly all built between 1900 and 1940.
Period: 1900 - 1940.
2601. 'Warehouse houses School of Architecture."
Architecture Canada. 1969. 46: 22. ill., plans.
Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1969.
2602. Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. Waterloo walkabout:
an historical walking tour. Waterloo: Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce, 1987. 1 p. ill., maps. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUR.
Guides for two tours in the older areas of the
city, including short descriptions of
architectural styles of many residences and
commercial buildings. In some cases a brief
history of the buildings names their original
owners or explains their uses. Period: 1805 -
1914.
2603. Waterloo churches entrance exchange." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 71. Loc: all.
A brief statement that the Gothic doorway of the
burned-out St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo was
used in the reconstruction of the front of St
Louis Roman Catholic Church, Waterloo. Period:
1959 - 1960.
2604. Waterloo City Hall." Waterloo Historical
Sociely. 1969. 57: 30-31. ill. Loc: all.
A report of the demolition of Waterloo City Hall
to make way for the Stanley Marsland building,
with a brief history of the building and its
various municipal functions. Period: 1874 - 1969.
2605. Waterloo Department of Planning and Development.
Snyder Gingrich log house utilization feasibility
study. Waterloo: The Department, 1989 - 1990. 3
v. Loc: OKIT.
Reports of a study of potential uses for the log
house located on the northern boundary of the City
of Waterloo (formerly Waterloo Township to 1972).
Built in 1839 by Joseph Schneider and occupied by
successive generations of the Snyder and Gingrich
families, the house is believed to be one of the
largest log houses in southern Ontario and one of
the oldest surviving structures in Waterloo.
There is very little information on the history of
the house and property, most of each report being
concerned with current options for their re-use.
Period: 1839 - 1989.
2606. Waterloo Downtown Residents’ Association. Tour
Waterloo: downtown Waterloo & Bechtel Parks.
Waterloo: Waterloo Chamber of Commerce, 1980. 22
p. maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUM, OWTUR.
Two walking tours and one driving tour, with
historical information on the buildings in each
city block. A brief explanation of architectural
styles is included on pages 6-7. Period: 1812 -
1950.
2607. Waterloo-Wellington Museum and Art Gallery
Collaborative. Waterloo-Wellington driving tour:
museums and art galleries. 1992. 60 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
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A driving tour linking the following Waterloo
County museums: Doon Heritage Crossroads, the
Library and Gallery of Cambridge, the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, the Homer Watson
House and Gallery, the Seagram Museum, the Joseph
Schneider Haus Gallery and Museum, the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, and Woodside
National Historic Park. There are descriptions
and photographs of many historic sites and
buildings along the route. A walking tour from
the Joseph Schneider Haus to the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery is included.
Period: 1800 - 1992.
2608. Wellesley Township heritage buildings: calendar
1985. Wellesley LACAC, 1984. 24 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A calendar of twelve drawings of historical
buildings, with brief descriptions of
architectural style and ownership history. Period:
1856 - 1910.
2609. "When was this house built?." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 35. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the house at 172 King Street
South, Waterloo, beginning with the transfer of
the property in 1805 from Daniel and Jacob Erb to
Abraham -Erb. The article also notes the adoption
of Barnabas Devitt by Abraham Erb and provides
other details on the Devitt family. Period: 1805 -
1899.
2610. Wightman, W.R. "Construction materials in colonial
Ontario, 1831-61." Aspects of nineteenth century
Ontario. Edited by F.H. Armstrong et al. Toronto:
University of Toronto, 1974. Pp. 114-134. maps.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A study of the mid-nineteenth-century transition
in the use of building materials in different
parts of the province. Four maps show percentages
of frame, log, stone and brick buildings for all
townships and urban centres in 1851 and 1861.
Period: 1831 - 1861.
2611. Zimmerman, Idessa. "Bridgeport blacksmith shop
dismantled in 1962." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 40, 47. ill. Loc: all.
A short illustrated history of the village
blacksmith shop started in Bridgeport by Philip
Koeber, with a note that it may have been used
originally as a distillery. Period: 1830 - 1962.
2612. Zimmerman, Idessa. "Bridgeport Free Church."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 26. Loc:
all.
A report on the condition of Bridgeport Free
Church and cemetery since 1965. The building was
badly damaged by fire in 1968, but the Bridgeport
Women’s Institute decided to make its restoration
one of their projects. Period: 1965 - 1970.
2613. Zimmerman, Idessa. "Uncle Tom’s Cabin." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1974. 62: 25. Loc: all.
A drawing of the Bridgeport inn demolished in
1974. Period: 1850 - 1974.
URBAN ENVIRONMENTS, INCLUDING
PLANNING STUDIES AND POLICIES
2614. Atcheson, John Peter. An evaluation of the urban
renewal scheme proposed for downtown Kitchener a
regional view. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A.
thesis, Geography), 1968. 92 1. ilL, maps, bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
An examination of the city’s urban renewal plans
and the implications for Waterloo County as a
whole. Using an urban renewal planning scheme
outlined in the initial chapters, the author finds
a lack of understanding on the part of all levels
of government of Kitchener’s role in relation to
the rest of the county. He argues that current
planning strategies for the central business
district do not reflect actual economic and social
needs. Period: 1963 - 1968.
2615. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Economy, necessity,
political reality: town planning efforts in
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1912-1925." Urban History
Review. 1980. 9,1: 3-48. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTU, OWTUR, OWTL, OKIT.
A detailed analysis of two distinct phases of
city planning ideas and proposals. The second, in
which Thomas Adams and Horace Seymour were the
professional planners, led to the Kitchener’s
adoption of Canada’s first urban zoning by-law.
Stages in the planning process are reconstructed
mainly from records of the municipal councils and
boards of trade and from the daily newspapers.
The history of the planning movement is presented
in five parts: the background to the formation of
the Berlin Civic Association in 1912, the plan by
Charles Leavitt in 1913-14, the revival of
interest in planning by the Kitchener City
Planning Commission from 1917, negotiations for
the comprehensive plan by Thomas Adams and Horace
Seymour from 1921 to 1924, and an assessment of
the lasting significance of these planning
efforts. This article was reprinted in a revised
version as a chapter in the volume Shaping the
urban landscape: aspects of the Canadian
city-building process in 1982. Xerox copies of
the article are held by the University of Waterloo
Library’s Doris Lewis Rare Book Room and Kitchener
Public Library’s Grace Schmidt Room of Local
History. Period: 1911 - 1930.
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253
2616. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Reshaping the urban
landscape? Town planning efforts in
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1912-1925." Shaping the urban
landscape: aspects of the Canadian city-building
process. Edited by Gilbert A. Stelter and Alan
F.J. Artibise. Ottawa: Carleton University Press,
1982. 256-303. ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A slightly revised version of the original
article in the Urban History Review, with more
detail on the period prior to 1912. Period: 1900 -
1930.
2617. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Ubiquitous town planning
missionary: the careers of Horace Seymour,
1882-1940." Environments: a Journal of
Interdisciplinaiy Studies. 1985. 7,2: 23-29.
ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biographical appraisal of a pioneer planner
who practised in all parts of Canada in the
interwar years. Seymour was largely responsible,
as the associate of Thomas Adams, for the 1922-4
plan and zoning scheme for Kitchener-Waterloo.
Period: 1920 - 1940.
2618. Bradley, F.B. Necrogeography in
Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1979. 1 fiche. 74 p.
maps. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the themes of architecture, cultural
landscape, religious segregation and language in
the five cemeteries of First Mennonite Church,
Beth Jacob, Mount Hope (Kitchener and Waterloo)
and Kinzie-Bean Pioneer Memorial (now in Doon
Heritage Crossroads). Period: 1806 - 1975.
2619. Breithaupt, W.H. "Some features of town planning,
with application to the city of Kitchener." Town
Planning Institute of Canada Journal. 1921. 1,6:
5-8. map. Loc: OWTU.
A summary of the physical development of
Kitchener and the need for various improvements
including grade separation of railway crossings, a
radial system of main thoroughfares, building line
setbacks to allow streets to be widened into
parkways, and the development of a civic centre
surrounded by public buildings. Period: 1853 -
1920.
2620. Brown, Gregory N. and Corfield, Geoffrey and
Hermsen, Bernard. Development concept and
proposals for Doon Pioneer Village, Kitchener,
Ontario. Waterloo: University of Waterloo, School
of Urban and Regional Planning, 1974. 26 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
A plan to coordinate the buildings of Doon
Pioneer Village into distinct thematic areas such
as the museum area, the farm display area, the
pioneer village, the Indian village, the Victorian
village and the workshop area. There are
suggestions for landscaping, planting and
enhancements of existing facilities. Period: 1973
- 1974.
2621. Canadian Systems/TRW. Waterloo development
program: recommended alternative. Toronto: The
Company, 1970. 55 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A comprehensive development plan for Waterloo
Township land purchased in 1968 by the Ontario
Housing Corporation southeast of Kitchener and
north of Preston. The report includes information
on population projections, commercial and
industrial potential, housing needs, ground water
supply, sewage, road and traffic projections, and
natural resources. Period: 1968 - 1970.
2622. Coleman, D. and McNaughton, Ian Fraser.
"Environmental planning in Waterloo County." The
Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 241-253. maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A discussion of factors to be considered in
comprehensive planning of a rapidly urbanizing
region. For Waterloo County, these include
agricultural capability, groundwater recharge,
engineering properties of soils, forests,
important wildlife and unique natural areas,
surface water quality, recreation capability, and
the distinctive Mennonite way of life. Period:
1965 - 1970.
2623. Cornell, S.J. A case study in park planning.
University of Toronto (B.A thesis, Geography),
1970. 76 p. ill., maps. Loc: OTU.
An examination of the outdoor recreation
potential of the 175-acre Hilbom property between
Preston and Galt. The author surveys all aspects
of the site and develops a formal plan for varied
recreational uses, based on responses to a
questionnaire. Period: 1960 - 1970.
2624. Deverall-Ross, Diana. Renovated housing and
neighbourhood change: a study of two inner city
neighbourhoods in the City of Kitchener.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis), 1980. 3
fiche. ill., bibl., maps. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A comparative account of the Victoria Park and
Civic Centre neighbourhoods in 1961 and 1976. The
author finds that households in 1976 were younger
and smaller and had fewer ethnic characteristics.
Period: 1961 - 1976.
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2625. Domey, R.S. and Priddle, George B. Inventory,
analysis and assessment of urban environmental
quality: a case study of Waterloo, Ontario.
University of Waterloo, Faculty of Environmental
Studies, 1973. 88 p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTU.
A study of open space, vegetation, water
quality, noise pollution, visual amenities, and
design concepts for the City of Waterloo. Maps,
findings, and recommendations are given for all of
these topics. A summary of this report was
presented to the Urban Renewal Committee of the
City of Waterloo in December 1972. Period: 1971 -
1972.
2626. Draho, Lawrence E. The location of blight in
downtown Kitchener. University of Waterloo (B.A.
thesis, Geography), 1967. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An exercise in defining and delimiting physical
and social blight, as a basis for a programme of
remedial and preventative action. Indicators of
physical blight, found along King Street, are the
age of the building, the number of fire calls, and
air pollution. Indicators of social blight, found
along the inner edge of the residential areas, are
the number of people on welfare, the number of old
age pensioners, and the number of shared toilets
between dwelling units. Period: 1965 - 1967.
2627. Dryden and Smith Planning Consultants. Conestoga
College of Applied Arts and Technology: college
location studjy. 1967. 50 p. maps, tables. Loc:
OWTU.
A preliminary report on possible locations for
the college planned to serve the four counties of
Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wellington. The study
considers the factors of characteristics of the
college, population, transportation, industry and
business. Seven site evaluations are reported at
Galt, Goderich, Kitchener, Listowel, Seaforth,
Stratford and Wingham. The report recommends a
site at either Galt or Kitchener with a satellite
campus in the northwestern area Maps and tables
show population density, location of industry, and
possible college locations. Period: 1965 - 1967.
2628. Dudycha, Douglas J. An exploratory simulation
model of residential development:
Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Waterloo (M.A
thesis, Geography), 1972. 2 fiche. maps, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
An account of a model to predict housing
development, tested against the actual pattern of
subdivisions in suburban Kitchener-Waterloo from
1964 to 1971. The model is reported unable to
predict the trend towards higher housing density
or the proportions of each type of development.
The locational characteristics of the site are
found to be more important than physical
characteristics in influencing housing patterns.
The most important determinant of location is
found to be public policy approving the housing
plan and the extension of services. Period: 1964 -
1971.
2629. Durst, Albert. Urban growth in Waterloo
Township. University of Waterloo (B~A thesis,
Geography), 1963. 1 fiche. maps, bibl. mf. Loc:
OWTUM.
A depiction of changes in the urban,
agricultural and rural-urban zones from 1952 to
1962, based on data of land use, values, and
ownership and subdivision locations. The author
finds that the major change was in the spatial
extent, not the pattern of development, so that by
1962 the agricultural zone was markedly reduced
and the urban and rural-urban fringe zones greatly
enlarged. Period: 1952 - 1962.
2630. Ferguson, Martin J. The pre-development land
market and the initiation of the rural-urban land
conversion process: a case study in the former
Township of Waterloo, 1966-1971. University of
Waterloo (M.A thesis, Geography), 1975. 3 fiche.
graphs, tables, mf. Loc: OWTU.
Explanation of a model, based on a study of
local land transactions, to describe the process
of urbanization of farmland. The author finds
that intermediaries hold land far in excess of
foreseeable demand for development, that much of
the land is bought by development companies
directly from farmers, and that an identifiable
price spiral occurs. Period: 1966 - 1971.
2631. Galt and Suburban Planning Board. The official
plan of Galt and suburban planning area,
comprising the City of Galt and Township of North
Dumfries. 1958. 1 v. (unpaged), graphs, maps.
Loc: OCCA
A report on the factors of land use, traffic,
population, bridges, services, recreation,
bridges, agriculture, industry and commerce in
designing the plan. The first amendment was made
in 1968; the second and third were enacted in
1970. Period: 1955 - 1958.
2632. Good, David A The Beechwood residential district
- a neighbourhood study. University of Waterloo
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1969. 124 1. maps,
tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A physical and sociological examination of the
district in the west sector of the city of
Waterloo. The author describes the neighbourhood
and analyzes theories underlying current urban
planning for this area. Appendices include
information gathered from questionnaires given to
residents on socio-economic status, education
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255
levels, ethnic origins, family size, average age,
contact with neighbours, and satisfaction level of
the neighbourhood. Period: 1968 - 1969.
2633. Gormley, Stephen P. The transition of inner city
neighbourhoods in Kitchener, Ontario, 1921-1982.
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Planning),
1986. 2 fiche. bibl. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A comparative study of the development of the
Victoria Park, the Civic Centre and Cedar Hill
neighbourhoods. Aspects of population, land use
and tenure are described from assessment roll
statistics of 1921, 1941, 1961 and 1982. Period:
1921 - 1982.
2634. Green, James S. Overzoning in multiple
residential areas: a case study example in
Kitchener. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Planning), 1975. 103 p. bibl., maps, tables. Loc:
OWTU.
A study designed to find solutions to the
overzoning of the Thaler Avenue area of Kitchener,
which in 1975 permitted a population exceeding the
capacity of the sewer system. An historical
section traces the development of the Thaler
Avenue area from its annexation in 1958 from the
Township of Waterloo, but focuses on the
contemporary situation. It recommends development
control by a holding by-law to avoid rezoning the
area. Period: 1958 - 1975.
2635. HabL, Linda A. Kitchener’s inner city industrial
zones: an analysis and revitalization proposal
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography),
1982. 2 fiche. charts, maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
A study of industrial activities in the city’s
central business district and of options for
future policies of urban renewal. Statistical
tables summarize various industrial trends from
the 1830s to the 1970s. Period: 1830 - 1982.
2636. Hallman, D. and Pando, Robert I. and Hope. S. and
Webster, D. Urban renewal in Kitchener: an
examination of economic analyses used as a basis
for redevelopment proposals in Kitchener Central
Area. Waterloo: University of Waterloo (student
essay, Geography), 1965. 13 p. map. Loc: OKIT.
An assessment of three major city planning
reports prepared for the Kitchener Department of
Planning and Development: Economic analysis for
downtown planning Downtown Kitchener: land use
analysis and Downtown Kitchener: plan to 1980.
Period: 1965 - 1980.
2637. Henkelman, Alan. Land and house values and the
dynamics of residential location. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A thesis, Geography), 1975. 64 p.
bibl., maps. Loc: OWTL.
An analysis of sales data for 300 detached
dwellings sold in the Kitchener-Waterloo area
between January and July 1971. The author
concludes that variance in sale price is largely
due to the size of the lot and home, and that
amenity factors rather than accessibility factors
play the next most significant role. A short
chapter describes the local housing market between
1961 and 1971 and maps show socioeconomic status,
family status and population mobility. Period:
1961 - 1971.
2638. Hildebrandt, Bruno. A traffic plan for central
business districts. Waterloo Lutheran University
(B.A. thesis, Geography), 1967. 73 1. ill., maps.
Loc: OWTL.
A survey of downtown Kitchener, with
recommendations for traffic engineering and city
planning. Period: 1965 - 1967.
2639. Hrivnak, Larry M. The small town: scale and
image. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1971. 61 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of the townscapes of Elmira and
Ingersoll using questionnaires, interviews, and
fieldwork. The visual elements and images are
described by a trained observer and the
inhabitants. The study concludes that as scale
decreases, orientation increases. Also, that as
scale decreases, spiritual images and not mere
landmarks are noted. Period: 1970 - 1971.
2640. Jahan, Sarwar. Spatial and temporal dynamics of
land use changes in the Kitchener-Guelph highway
corridor. University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis,
Planning), 1982. 221 p. bibl., tables, maps. Loc:
OWTU.
A study of the development of Highway 7 between
Kitchener and Guelph from 1955 to 1980. Aerial
photographs and land use maps show that the
intensity and development along the highway is
much greater near the cities, and that the number
of subsidiary roads increases significantly. In
the Waterloo region, industrial use of land was
found to have the highest staying power compared
to other uses, while in the Guelph region
residential uses persist longer. Period: 1955 -
1980.
2641. Juurand, Priidu. The influence of perception on
orientation in Waterloo. Waterloo Lutheran
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1968. 65 1.
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An assessment of the visual cues people use in
orientation, depending on their length of
residence in the city, and based on the results of
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questionnaires to six sample groups. Paths,
edges, nodes, districts and landmarks are the
features considered as focal points in the
research which includes the analysis of maps
sketched by the participants. Period: 1967 - 1969.
2642. Kaufman, AR. "Town planning in Kitchener after
three years trial." Town Planning Institute of
Canada Journal. 1928. 7: 134-137. Loc: OWTU.
A retrospective view, by the current chairman of
the Kitchener City Planning Commission, of the
wisdom of Kitchener’s adoption of zoning by-laws.
The author gives examples of the efficiencies and
savings in costs that resulted from zoning.
Period: 1923 - 1928.
2643. Kitchener Planning Department. Downtown
Kitchener: a land use analysis. Kitchener: The
Department, 1964. 1 v. (various pagings). maps,
tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A study intended to accompany Larry Smith &
Co.’s Economic analysis for redevelopment
planning (1964). Topics include land use,
morphology, traffic patterns and parking, building
and development practices, land values, retail
establishments and shopping patterns, landscape
and population. Period: 1962 - 1964.
2644. Kitchener Planning Department. Multiple
residential zoning in Kitchener. Research Report
No. 4. Kitchener: The Department, 1970. 72 p.
tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A report supporting recommendations for more
flexible zoning in medium and high density
residential areas. The material, gathered and
analyzed by Mr Ross McPhee, provides alternative
theoretical and practical approaches to
redesigning zoning policies in the city. Period:
1969 - 1970.
2645. Kitchener Planning Department. Parking, high rise
apartments, medical offices and clinics in
Kitchener. Research Report No. 5. Kitchener: The
Department, 1970. 55 p. charts, tables. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
An assessment of parking facilities for
high-rise apartments in the city core compared
with newer suburban areas, and of problems of
parking near medical and dental buildings. The
text and accompanying charts include information
regarding traffic flow patterns, peak traffic use,
visitor parking needs, and public transit use.
Period: 1969 - 1970.
2646. Kitchener Planning Department. Special
development areas in Kitchener reviewed. Staff
Report PD21/71. Kitchener: The Department, 1971.
30 L Loc: OKIT.
A collection of recommendations regarding
building regulations and selling prices of houses
and lots, presented to the Planning Department by
groups including the K-W Builders’ Association,
the Urban Development Institute, and the Central
Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The director of
planning, William E. Thomson, comments on the
suggestions. Period: 1970 - 1971.
2647. Kitchener Urban Renewal Committee. The
plan.. .downtown Kitchener. Kitchener: The
Committee, 1965. 56 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWTU,
OWTL, OKIT.
A proposal for renewal of the central business
district based on projections of socio-economic
activity. Downtown Kitchener is described and
recommendations are made for: creation of a
pedestrian mall, a more elaborate system of
walkways, the addition of small parks and arcades,
the enlargement of Victoria Park, alternative
traffic patterns involving more one-way street
systems, improved public transit, an increase of
office and commercial buildings, residential
development in the form of high density apartment
buildings, more hotel and entertainment
facilities, the retention of industry and public
services, the renovation of the railway station,
and better parking facilities. The ideas put
forth in this plan are a response to new
legislation providing generous grants from federal
and provincial governments for urban renewal
projects. Period: 1962 - 1965.
2648. Knowles, Ann. Towards the preservation of an
identity: the development of a distinctive local
townscape in Doon, Ontario. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1980. 2
fiche. maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the need for proper architectural and
design controls to preserve Doon’s character in
the face of rapid urban growth. The author
discusses definitions of identity, the importance
of preserving the built environment, Kitchener’s
planning policies, and the proposed planning
policies for Doon. Period: 1800 - 1980.
2649. Krische, Mark F. Accessibility to open space in
the city of Kitchener, 1971. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1983. 99 1.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of provincial and civic government
guidelines for public recreation facility planning
and open space standards. The author measures
physical accessibility to open space against
socio-economic characteristics of Kitchener’s
population (based on 1971 census tract data) and
concludes that the newer subdivisions lack a full
complement of recreational space. Period: 1970 -
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1981.
2650. Kropf, Brian J. Legal aspects of mobile homes in
Ontario with reference to the cities of Kitchener
and Waterloo. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Planning), 1972. 77 1. tables, bibl. Loc:
OWTU.
A study of existing legislation governing mobile
homes as dwellings and vehicles, as well as the
payment of taxes, mobile home parks, and
transportation laws. The author recommends
specific changes in the legislation. Period: 1970
- 1971.
2651. Krueger, Ralph R. "Renewal in downtown Kitchener
- a community project." The Waterloo County area:
selected geographical essays. Edited by A.G.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 267-275. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OK3T.
An account of the deterioration of the central
business district that led to the formation of the
Kitchener Urban Renewal Committee in 1963 and the
preparation of various plans for urban renewal.
Period: 1955 - 1970.
2652. Lam, L.S. Exploration of urban problems using
sequential aerial photography: a study of the City
of Waterloo. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1978. 1 fiche. 65 p. maps. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
Includes maps of urban expansion from 1955 to
1974 and of urban land use in 1974. Period: 1955 -
1974.
2653. Larry Smith and Company. Downtown Kitchener,
Ontario: economic analysis for redevelopment
planning. Kitchener Urban Renewal Committee,
1964. 132 p. maps, tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
The first part of a three-phase project making
recommendations for Kitchener’s downtown and
central business districts. The study proposes
that retail and office space development in the
suburbs should be limited, and that hotels,
apartments and entertainment facilities in the
downtown area should be encouraged. Wholesale and
industrial users of land should be urged to locate
at suburban locations instead of downtown.
Subjects discussed include housing, office space,
retailing and Kitchener’s economic background.
The study presents many tables, including a land
use inventory, a description of Kitchener’s labour
force by industry group, and population
distribution trends. Period: 1963 - 1964.
2654. Lim, Jee-Lee. The pattern of apartment
development and planning controls: Kitchener
1960-1974. University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis,
Geography), 1975. 1 fiche. tables, mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the pattern of apartment development
(including design, location, and rate of
construction) in relation to the city planning
controls. The author finds apartments being used
as buffer zones between single-family dwellings
and more highly developed areas, and recommends a
more comprehensive housing policy for the city.
Period: 1960 - 1974.
2655. Maiers, Gary. The location of residential urban
blight in Kitchener, Ontario 1961. University of
Waterloo (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1964. 1 fiche.
mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of the location of residential urban
blight in Kitchener in 1961, with a summary of its
causes and characteristics. The author describes
historical changes in land uses and analyzes
current patterns. The extent and distribution of
the blight is mapped according to six economic
factors, and the study concludes that blight is
only in pockets, primarily in apartment buildings.
Period: 1800 - 1961.
2656. Marshall, Patrick N. After the architects: a
study of community planning and development in the
University of Waterloo Student Village One.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Urban and
Regional Planning), 1983. 3 fiche. 136 p. plans,
mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A planner’s appraisal of the built environment
of the major student residence complex designed in
1965, including an historical outline. Period:
1965 - 1983.
2657. Mberengwa, Ignatius. Land-use change and
stability in unplanned secondary centres: the case
of downtown Waterloo, Ontario. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1982. 4 fiche.
maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of Waterloo’s central business
district over a period of thirty years. Data from
municipal assessment records and fieldwork are
presented in tabular form. Period: 1951 - 1981.
2658. Melville, R. Douglas. Intra-city patterns of
office development and location in
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1952-1972. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1977. 4 fiche.
tables, maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A description of spatial, functional, and
dynamic aspects of office activities and an
analysis of the changes in location trends over
the twenty-year period. The study takes into
account factors such as transportation, parking,
and accessibility in determining reasons for
office location. Period: 1952 - 1972.
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2659. Murphy, Charlie. A comparative evaluation of
central core revitalization in Sault Ste. Marie
and Kitchener, Ontario. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1983. 2 fiche. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
An analysis of the causes of decline in downtown
Kitchener, with a brief history of the city’s
efforts at revitalization from 1963 to 1965 and a
description of the Urban Renewal Scheme that began
in 1965. Examining its economic, functional,
physical and social components, the author
concludes that Kitchener’s urban renewal programme
has been a success. Period: 1963 - 1983.
2660. Oakes, John M. The Kitchener industrial park: a
method for planning industrial growth in urban
areas. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A thesis,
Geography), 1969. 86 p. bibl., maps, charts. Loc:
OWTL.
A study based on questionnaire results showing
availability of highway transportation to be the
most important factor in a company’s decision to
locate in an industrial park, with potential for
expansion being the second. Planning
recommendations are made and the current Kitchener
by-law relating to industrial parks is included in
an appendix. Period: 1855 - 1969.
2661. Pando, Robert I. A description and analysis of
urban land use expansion in Waterloo’s urban
fringe. University of Waterloo (M.A thesis,
Geography), 1969. 1 reel, ill., maps, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A study of changing residential, industrial,
commercial, institutional and park uses from 1955
to 1965. With the help of maps, the author
describes general location patterns and identifies
the most influential factors. Period: 1955 - 1965.
2662. Popovich, M. "How the media withheld the message
in Kitchener: for urban developers, silence is
golden." Macleans Magazine. 1972. 85: 25-6,
64-7. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
2663. Project Planning Associates Ltd. Central
Kitchener urban renewal scheme: Phase 1.
Kitchener: Kitchener Planning Department, 1967.
131 p. maps. Loc: OWTU.
Wide-ranging proposals for the renewal of the
central business district, describing present
conditions and their effect on renewal and
presenting designs for future development. The
report covers transportation, zoning, population,
utilities, commercial relocation including the
Farmer’s Market, parking, and recommended design
criteria for services. Period: 1967 - 1974.
2664. Project Planning Associates Ltd. City of
Kitchener, Ontario: downtown urban renewal
scheme. Kitchener: Kitchener Planning Department,
1967. 114 1. ill., maps. Loc: OWTL.
A report on the central business district with
recommendations for future development to the year
2000. A wide range of topics is considered,
including population projections, blight, social
conditions, land use, the condition of present
buildings, roads and walkways, schools, traffic,
parking, public and commercial transportation,
public services, planning regulations, and zoning
and building by-laws. Period: 1961 - 2000.
2665. Radke, John D. A study of industrial location
decision-making in a developed area, at a micro
level: a case study of Waterloo. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A thesis, Geography), 1975. 131 p.
map, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of 51 firms in Waterloo, surveyed by
questionnaire or interview, to establish whether
the factors in the company’s location were
economic or behavioural. The author concludes
that increasing technology has decreased the
influence of economic factors such as
transportation costs, market areas, raw materials
and labour sources, leaving entrepreneurs with
more flexibility in their criteria for locational
decisions. Period: 1960 - 1975.
2666. Rahman, Abdur. A study of land use stability and
change in Kitchener’s central commercial area
between 1932 and 1979. University of Waterloo
(M.A thesis, Geography), 1980. 3 fiche. maps,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An analysis of changing land uses in downtown
Kitchener, from which the author reports an
expansion in the size of the central business
district, a decrease in residential use, and an
increase in retail and service activities. He
describes the impact of the Market Square and
concludes that, despite the construction of
Fairview Mall in 1967, downtown Kitchener is
gaining rather than losing commercial functions.
Period: 1932 - 1979.
2667. Rempel, Martin C. The intra-urban migrational
process; a case study, the City of Waterloo.
Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University (BA. thesis,
Geography), 1975. 108 1. ill., maps. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the factors in residential mobility.
Period: 1971 - 1975.
2668. Rovers, Fred. The impacts of urban development
standards on the provision of lower-cost housing:
a case study of Kitchener’s special development
area 1970-1984. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
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thesis, Planning), 1985. 2 fiche. maps, tables,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An overview of the roles of provincial and
municipal governments in addressing housing needs,
particularly in regard to low-cost housing and
decreased development standards. The author
analyzes the situation in Pineview Heights, a
subdivision in the southwest section of the city,
in terms of subdivision design, housing mix
breakdown, housing type distribution, area and
density relationships, and demography and level of
satisfaction of residents. Period: 1939 - 1984.
2669. Schmidt, Kevin M. The development of Breithaupt
Park. University of Waterloo (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1981. 131 p. maps, tables, bibl. Loc:
OMT, OWTUM.
A comprehensive study of the park named for one
of the city’s most notable families. The author
outlines aboriginal occupation and pioneer
settlement and the history of the park since 1912,
including its early uses as gravel source and
recreational facility. Park management is reviewed
from the establishment of the Berlin Park Board in
1894 and information is presented on geology,
topography, and plant and animal life. Period:
1650 - 1980.
2670. Seabrook, Janet L. Amenity land use development
in the rural-urban fringe: a case study in the
Waterloo Sand Hills. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1971. 2 fiche. tables,
maps, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An investigation of changing land use patterns,
stressing the establishment and retention of
recreational and attractive locations on urban
fringes. The author presents a land use
classification system that reflects current
conflicts and areas of potential problems. Period:
1951 - 1970.
2671. Searth, Tom. A quantitative analysis of parks and
open space in Kitchener. University of Waterloo
(BA, thesis, Geography), 1967. 2 fiche. maps. mf.
Loc: OWTUM.
An inventory of the city’s acreage of parks and
open space in relation to the recommended minimal
standards. The author finds that minimum
standards for developed park and open space are
achieved, but the standards for underdeveloped
park and open space are not. The city core,
especially north of King Street, is found to be
deficient in areas of open space. Period: 1966 -
1967.
2672. Seymour, Horace. "A plan for the City of
Kitchener." Town Planning Institute of Canada
Journal 1925. 4,1: 2-8. Loc: OWTU.
An account of Kitchener’s first official plan by
one of the planners who discusses its implications
(including school consolidation) for the rest of
the Waterloo Township. The zoning bylaws defining
industrial, business and residential districts are
printed in an appendix. Period: 1914 - 1925.
2673. Seymour, Horace. "Planning of Kitchener and
Waterloo, Ontario." Canadian Engineer. 1924. 47:
125-130. Loc: OGU.
An account, by one of the planners, of the
objectives and procedures of preparing plans for
Kitchener-Waterloo. Period: 1922 - 1924.
2674. Seymour, Horace. "Report of town planning survey
of Waterloo, Ontario." Town Planning Institute of
Canada Journal 1924. 3,1: 3-8. Loc: OWTU.
A preliminary submission describing present
municipal conditions and making no planning
proposals. The author discusses the relationship
between Waterloo and Kitchener, the need for a
town plan, what it would do, and how to implement
it. Period: 1922 - 1924.
2675. Shuttleworth, John M. The habitability of
apartment units and a research theory applied to
high-rise apartments in Kitchener-Waterloo.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Planning),
1972. 49 p. tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the significant effects of high-rise
dwelling on residents. The author examines the
degree of satisfaction obtained from living in
apartments compared with that of living in single-
family dwellings. Period: 1960 - 1970.
2676. Simpson, Michael. "Thomas Adams in Canada." Urban
History Review. 1982. 11,2: 1-15. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
An appraisal of the career of the planning
pioneer who was adviser to the Canadian Commission
of Conservation from 1914 to 1919 and undertook
plans for Kitchener and Waterloo (with Horace
Seymour) in the 1920s. This article makes only
passing references to urban planning in
Kitchener-Waterloo. Period: 1914 - 1924.
2677. Simpson, Raymond John. The evolution of a central
business district: Kitchener, Ontario. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A. thesis, Geography),
1968. 71 1. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A history of the city’s downtown core in two
periods, before and after 1911. The author
reviews the functions of the CBD in meeting social
and economic needs before the automobile prompted
the growth of shopping centres in outlying areas.
Charts, maps and tables classify types of
industries and commercial establishments located
in the core area at various times, and there is a
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chronology of five blocks along King Street.
Period: 1854 - 1966.
2678. Smith, Terence C. River valley development: urban
growth or a greenbelt? a case study - the City of
Galt University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Planning), 1972. 52, 60 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc:
OWTU.
An enthusiastic proposal for a greenbelt area
along the Grand River in Galt, based on its
physical features and historical development and
on opinion surveys carried out in the Galt
community. Recommendations included removing
buildings, replacing the dam, constructing parking
lots and washrooms, and establishing hiking trails
and picnic areas.
2679. Somfay, J.C. and Budden, D. Proposed renovations
to Hespeler town centre: for the Hespeler Retail
Merchants Association. Elora: Sephora
Incorporated Environmental Design, 1972. 50 p.
ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A feasibility study of the "Bavarian theme"
suggested by Hespeler merchants as a way of
increasing retail business and giving the town a
unified appearance. The report includes a
physical inventory of the downtown area and
proposed renovations and recommendations for
long-term improvements. Period: 1971 - 1972.
2680. Sweet, Patrick. Retail strip development in
Kitchener: a case study of King Street East -
Conestoga Parkway. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis), 1970. 2 fiche. maps. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An analysis of the effect on businesses along
King Street of the construction of the Conestoga
Parkway, through an examination of business
classification, customer linkages and trip
classification. The study suggests that the new
market pattern will require new zoning and new
planning initiatives. Period: 1967 - 1970.
2681. Taylor, Joyce. The use of industrial parks as a
form of community development in Kitchener,
Waterloo and Owen Sound Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1985. 67 p.
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the historical development of
industrial parks and their role in each
community’s economic growth. A map shows the
location of the six industrial parks of Kitchener
and Waterloo. Period: 1856 - 1985.
2682. Thomson, William E. Renewal in downtown
Kitchener: a community project. Kitchener:
Kitchener Planning Department, 1971. 12 1. Loc:
OKET.
A brief history of the central business district
from its beginnings to its deterioration in the
1960s. The work addresses the problem of blight
and stresses the need for new planning approaches
to make the downtown area more attractive.
Traffic flow, parking, downtown employee needs and
the general appeal of the area are recognized as
important factors. Period: 1830 - 1971.
2683. Thomson, William E. A total use of public open
space. Kitchener: Kitchener Planning Department,
1970. 32 1. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A working paper about parks and recreation
planning in the city, including recommendations of
walkways, bikeways, green spaces along streams,
the creation or enhancement of scenic easements,
and more outdoor facilities such as sports fields
and swimming pools. Period: 1969 - 1970.
2684. Uliana, John. An analysis of land use stability
and succession in the zone of transition: the case
of Kitchener, Ontario. University of Waterloo
(M.A. thesis, Geography), 1975. 3 fiche. maps,
tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of changes in downtown Kitchener based
on analysis of vacant land, single family homes,
and industrial and retail uses. The author
examines functional reasons for the changes and
presents a descriptive model of the sequence of
transition in the area. Period: 1932 - 1970.
2685. Unsoy, Jeelee. Managing land inventories for
residential development in Kitchener Ontario,
1967-1977. University of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis,
Geography), 1982. 5 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A detailed analysis of the decision-making
process in the supply of residential lots. The
author proposes an optimal ratio of supply to
demand of residential lots and guidelines for
management of lots by local government. Period:
1967 - 1977.
2686. Vann, Robert. "Industrial parks in mid-western
Ontario." Industrial development in Southern
Ontario: selected essays. Edited by James H.
Bater and David F. Walker. Publication Series,
no. 3. Waterloo: Department of Geography, Faculty
of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo,
1974. Pp. 167-197. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A survey concluding that municipalities such as
Kitchener and Stratford, with zoning ordinances
written into local bylaws, have more effective
control over development than Cambridge and
Guelph. Period: 1970 - 1971.
2687. Varga, V.E. Residential property values, a
locational analysis: single family housing,
Kitchener, Ontario. Kitchener Department of
Planning and Development, 1973. 175 p. bibl.,
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maps, charts. Loc: OKIT, OWTL.
An analysis of house prices in Kitchener over a
ten-year period to determine the effect of
developments such as new roads, apartments or
shopping centres. Period: 1960 - 1971.
2688. Verburg, K and Russell, W.E. A regional study:
the Golden Triangle. University of Guelph, 1965.
226 p. ill., maps. Loc: OGU.
A typescript survey of geology, soils, drainage,
forests, agriculture, industry, recreation and
population change that mentions historical
structures and landscapes as a basis for defining
sub-regions and making a long-range physical plan
for Waterloo and Wellington Counties. Period: 1800
- 1965.
2689. Waterloo City Planning Board. Official plan of
the City of Waterloo planning area Waterloo: The
Board, 1969. 30 1. maps. Loc: OWT.
A guide for the Waterloo City Council and other
boards and commissions on policies relating to
future urban growth and the provision of public
services. Topics include public transport, land
use, school and park facilities, commercial and
industrial development, housing and neighbourhood
principles. Period: 1968 - 1969.
2690. Waterloo Engineering, Planning, Building and Works
Department. Annual report. The Department,
1947-. Loc: OWTL.
A summary of the department’s activities in each
year, with information on projects of sewerage,
street cleaning and construction and details of
budget forecasts, capital estimates and equipment
purchases. Much information is presented on
charts or graphs and later issues contain
photographs of projects. The Wilfrid Laurier
Library holds reports for the years 1957, 1960,
1962, 1964, 1965, 1969, 1971, 1972 and all years
from 1975 to 1983. From 1947 to 1964 the report
was published by the department under its earlier
name: the Engineering, Building and Works
Department. Period: 1947 - 1983.
2691. Waterloo Planning Department. The City of
Waterloo urban renewal study, August 1968.
Waterloo: The City, 1968. 84 1. maps, tables. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of the central business district
including a survey of history, present land use,
population, community services, roads and
transportation, public utilities and municipal
administration in part one. Part two identifies
current problems such as blight, parking and
traffic, low employment and industry, crime, and
incompatible land use. Part three presents
recommendations on housing, administration and
citizen participation in urban renewal. Period:
1967 - 1968.
2692. Watson, Charles F. Corporate policy for the
future of the Peel Village Highlands project in
Preston. Brampton: Peel Village Developments Co.,
1970. 16 p. Loc: OKIT.
A response by the president of Peel Village
Developments Company to the Mayor of Preston’s
request for a statement of his company’s policy on
its development in Preston. Watson explains the
company’s goals, gives a detailed chronology of
events from 1967 to 1969 regarding the project,
and clarifies some "misunderstandings." Period:
1967 - 1970.
2693. Wealleans, R. Paul. Defining an urban corridor
case study. Highway 7 between Kitchener and Guelph
(1955-1978). University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1980. 2 fiche. tables, maps,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An examination of land use change, using aerial
photographs, population density statistics, and
fieldwork to determine the influence of
urbanization on the development of the intercity
corridor. Period: 1955 - 1978.
2694. Wells, Jean. Livability of the urban
neighbourhood: a study of five neighbourhoods in
the City of Kitchener. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Planning), 1971. 1 v. (unpaged),
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An assessment of the quality of urban life,
based on the results of extensive questionnaires.
The author identifies safety, sanitation, size,
open space, privacy, and sentimental attachment as
important qualities of a livable neighbourhood.
The findings of this study are presented as
recommendations to planners. Tables provide a
wide variety of demographic information. Period:
1970 - 1971.
2695. Whitney, John R. Linking open space in the urban
environment. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A.
thesis, Geography), 1973. 93 p. ill., maps, bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
A general and mainly contemporary study of the
role of greenbelts in urban planning, with
references to the planning of Kitchener since
1945. Period: 1945 - 1973.
2696. Wilson, Donald C. The locational and legal
aspects of recreational open space in the urban
community. Waterloo Lutheran University (MA
thesis, Geography), 1969. 162 p. bibl., ill.,
maps. Loc: OWTL.
An analysis of a locational model for the open
spaces of Kitchener-Waterloo to determine if the
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locational and acreage standards legally required
by the Community Programs Division of the Ontario
Department of Education are being met. The author
proposes changes in legislation to acquire
sufficient open space to meet current standards.
Appendices include an inventory of park and open
space facilities in Kitchener and Waterloo, a
population density map, and copies of relevant
municipal and provincial legislation. Period: 1960
- 1969.
2697. Wright, W. Multiple housing and the structure of
cities. University of Waterloo (B.A thesis,
Geography), 1968. 2 fiche. ill., bibl. mf. Loc:
OWTU.
An analysis of the growing trend in Canadian
cities towards high-density housing since the
1950s, as exemplified by Kitchener-Waterloo.
After examining the demographic, economic and
social reasons for this trend, the author proposes
a conceptual model for the urban growth of
Kitchener-Waterloo, based on the constellation
theory of relatively diversified and integrated
cities. Period: 1948 - 1967.
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SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION
2698. "50th anniversary: Elmira District Secondary
School, 1939-1989." Elmira Independent. 1989,
May 19. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A newspaper supplement presenting programmes for
the anniversary celebrations. Period: 1939 - 1989.
2699. L’abbe, Bernadette. The historical development of
community schools in Kitchener-Waterloo.
University of Waterloo (B.A thesis, Recreation),
1980. 2 fiche. tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An account of social and political factors in
the establishment and growth of community schools,
considered in three time periods: the war years
(1914-1945), the postwar years (1946-1968), and
the modem era (1968-1980). Period: 1914 - 1980.
2700. Ayers, George, Mrs. "The Doon Public School."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45: 45-47.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of Doon Public School from 1877 to
1956 when a new school was built. Period: 1877 -
1956.
2701. Ayr School: 100 years, 1890-1990. 1988. 96 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRA
A history consisting mainly of class photographs
and reminiscences of former pupils and staff
members. Following a summary of the provision for
education in Ayr up to the 1880s, the authors
recount the disagreements in the community and
among the members of the village council over the
site of the proposed new school. They explain
that from 1911 to 1949, it was possible to attend
both elementary and secondary school in Ayr, with
grades 1 to 8 referred to as Public School and
grades 9 to 12 as Continuation School. There are
lists of teachers and students from Ayr School
from 1890 to 1990, a list of nicknames, and a poem
about schooldays in Ayr written for the 1924 Old
Boys’ Reunion by "Nibs" MacKay. Period: 1854 -
1988.
2702. Barnett and Rieder-Hymmen. Second addition to
S.S.#10 WQmot Township School Kitchener: The
Architects, 1964. 1 v. Loc: OKITW.
Invitations for tenders to build the addition to
Wilmot Centre School to specifications prepared by
the architects, Barnett and Rieder-Hymmen. Period:
1964 - 1965.
2703. Barrie, James R. "North Dumfries School Fair is 75
years old." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984.
72: 56-61. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the system of government-sponsored
school fairs introduced to promote instruction in
improved farming methods. The North Dumfries
School Fair was started in 1909 by Frank C. Hart,
one of six pioneer agricultural representatives
appointed in rural Ontario in 1907. Held each
September, the fair rotated around the seven
township schools. Sample fair programmes in 1914,
1947 and 1984 are described and there are
photographs of the 1909 fair at the Riverside
School and of members of the School Fair Board of
1914. Period: 1909 - 1984.
2704. Bergey, Lorna L. "The effects of Bill 54 in Wilmot
Township." Waterloo Historical Society. 1966.
54: 69-76. ill. Loc: all.
A summary of seven schools consolidated in
January 1965 when the province established the
township as the smallest school administrative
unit. An historical profile is given of each
school and many teachers, pupils and trustees Eire
named. The seven schools are Rosebank S.S.#8,
Berlett’s Corners S.S.#19, New Prussia S.S.#18,
Green’s School S.S.#4, St James School S.S.#5,
Philipsburg S.S.#17, and Mannheim S.S.#9. Period:
1828 - 1966.
2705. Bergey, Lorna L. "History of Pinehill S.S. No. 7,
Wilmot." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52:
16-21. Loc: all.
A short history of the school, established in
1857 and closed in 1964. The author describes
school life and names many teachers and pupils.
Period: 1856 - 1964.
2706. Berlin Collegiate and Technical Institute:
historical sketch and calendar of pupils,
1855-1904. Berlin: The Institute, 1904. 59 p.
ill., ports. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A short history of the Berlin High School,
opened in 1855 as the Berlin County Grammar School
and renamed Berlin Collegiate and Technical
Institute in 1904. Most of the booklet consists
of lists of pupils and staff by the year they
entered the school. The records are incomplete
before 1868, but for the years 1868 to 1904 there
are complete lists of students with occupations,
married names, and places of residence. Also
included are photographs of the school and
portraits of D.S. Bowlby, Hugo Kranz, C. Bitzer,
J.W. Connor, Adolph Mueller and D. Forsyth.
Period: 1855 - 1904.
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2707. Berlin New Church School Board. Minutes of the
financial and advisory board of the Berlin New
Church School, 1891-1896. 278 p. Loc: OKTT.
The minutes of financial and advisory board for
the first five years of the Berlin New Church
School, established in 1891 by the Rev. F.E.
Waelchli. Waelchli led one of the Kitchener
Swedenborgian Churches which divided in 1891. The
minutes describe the founding of the school, its
finances and administration, doctrinal matters and
worship. Period: 1891 - 1896.
2708. Berlin New Church School Board. School Board
minutes of Berlin New Church, 1897-1900. 84 p.
Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of minutes of the first board,
recording discussions and decisions on
expenditures, curricula, library holdings,
holidays and awards. Period: 1897 - 1900.
2709. Berlin New Church School Board. School register
for the Berlin New Church School: list of pupils
and staff; 1891-1901. 9 1. Loc: OKIT.
A copy of the register including details of the
teachers and pupils for each school year including
for each pupil: name, parents’ names, birth date
and place, place of baptism and the name of the
minister who performed the baptism, school last
attended, home address and class level. Period:
1891 - 1901.
2710. Boulden, John. "The echoes of history." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1980. 68: 74-89. ill. Loc:
all.
A survey of the 125-year history of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School, considered in its broader community,
national and international context. The author
mentions notable teachers, administrators,
students and programmes. Period: 1855 - 1980.
2711. Bowman, Edna. "Maple Grove school days." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1990. 78: 152-157. ill. Loc:
all.
Recollections of the Waterloo Township S.S.#20
in the 1920s, including descriptions of picnics,
special events, sports, the school fair and school
drill. Period: 1900 - 1930.
2712. Bowman, Henry B. "Miss Alma Crawforth and the
Continuation School in Elmira." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 24-28. ill. Loc:
all.
A short profile of the first teacher at the high
school which opened in 1914; Miss Crawforth left
teaching in 1918 and died in 1969. Period: 1914 -
1918.
2713. Breithaupt, W.H. "Rockwood Academy and its
founder, William Wetherald." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1942. 30: 208-211. Loc: all.
A history of the Quaker academy opened in
Wellington County in 1850 and closed in 1883. The
academy was attended by boys from Waterloo County
(such as the Rev. AB. Sherk) while some of its
teachers (including Donald McCaig) later taught in
Waterloo County. Period: 1850 - 1883.
2714. Brown, Harry W. "The Kitchener and Waterloo
Collegiate and Vocational School: its history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1927. 15: 268-284.
Loc: all.
An article tracing the school’s history and
explaining its various names. The author mentions
teachers and administrators as well as former
students and their subsequent occupations. An
excerpt from a superintendent’s report for 1871-2
presents some statistics about the school that are
compared with details for 1926. Period: 1855 -
1927.
2715. Brubacher, Elmer G., Mrs. "Plans for a 1957
Elmdale School reunion [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1958. 46: 51-52. Loc: all.
An account of the organization of the reunion
celebrating the school’s fiftieth anniversary.
Period: 1907 - 1957.
2716. Brunn, Jason. W.CJLE. directory of schools.
Waterloo: N.A MacEachem School, 1982. 118 p.
Ul. Loc: OWTUR, OWT.
A directory listing 118 elementary schools in
the Waterloo County Board of Education system.
Each entry gives the school’s name, address, the
year it opened, its first principal, the grades
taught in 1982, and a short history accompanied by
a photograph. Period: 1820 - 1982.
2717. Biydon, Margaret. "A teacher’s life in Doon, C.W.
in 1859." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77:
109-111. ill. Loc: all.
A letter written by Margaret Brydon, school
teacher at Pine Bush School in 1859, and read at a
Waterloo Historical Society meeting by her
grand-daughter. Information about the Brydon and
Brewster families (Margaret Brydon married Andrew
Jackson Brewster) is given in an introduction.
Period: 1843 - 1903.
2718. Burkhardt, Ferae. "Rockway Mennonite School:
conception and birth." Mennogesprach. 1983. 1,2:
9-11, 13. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
An account of the events and committees
preceding the opening of the Kitchener Mennonite
high school in 1945. There are reminiscences of
the early days by the first teacher, Salome
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265
Bauman, descriptions of the school building, and
notes on the six students who were the first
graduates in 1948. Period: 1943 - 1948.
2719. Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute. Tunis.
Kitchener: The School, 1971 -. 100 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A series of yearbooks illustrating school
activities and achievements. Kitchener Public
Library has yearbooks for 1971 to 1973, 1975 to
1979, and 1981 to date. Period: 1971 - 1991.
2720. Carscadden, Thomas, Dr. "History of the Galt
Collegiate Institute, 1881-1914." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1925. 13: 134-138. ill. Loc:
all.
A history of the school from its early days as
the Galt Grammar School under the direction of Dr
Tassie. The author, who was principal for 30
years, lists the school’s teachers, its different
locations within Galt, and successive additions
and improvements to the buildings. He also
describes the admission of girls in 1881, the
establishment of Departments of Agriculture,
Manual Training and Household Science, and the
hiring of a permanent school secretary, Miss K.F.
Jaffray. Period: 1853 - 1914.
2721. Celebration Committee. Galt Collegiate Institute
Semi-centennial and Tassie Old Boys’ Re-union
Galt: Galt Collegiate Institute Board, 1902. 44,
53 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OKITW.
A special issue of the G.CJ. Record (vol. 2,
No. 7), presenting a short history of the Galt
Grammar School and Galt Collegiate Institute and
reporting the 50th anniversary celebrations in
mid-July 1902. The Hon. James Young chaired the
Celebration Committee. Lists of former pupils who
attended the celebration and of all former pupils
and masters who could be traced (with their
current addresses and occupations) are appended.
Period: 1852 - 1902.
2722. "Centennial of St Jerome’s College." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 42-43. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the college which first
opened in St Agatha. No names of students or
staff are given. Period: 1865 - 1965.
2723. "Centennial of Suddaby School, Kitchener."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45: 15. Loc:
all.
An account of the school’s celebrations, noting
its origins as the Berlin Central School and its
renaming in 1910 in honour of Jeremiah Suddaby,
first principal of the Model School for training
teachers. Period: 1857 - 1957.
2724. Christie, Brian B. A guide to outdoor education
facilities within Waterloo County. Kitchener:
Waterloo County Board of Education, 1972. 103 p.
maps, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A inventory of locations suitable for outdoor
class visits for classes from kindergarten to
grade thirteen. Eight historical tours are
described, two geological tours, 35 urban sites
and 37 rural sites. For each site there are notes
about aquatic resources, geomorphology, biology,
human influence, access, support facilities and
contact person. Large-scale maps illustrate each
site description, and a county map shows locations
of the sites and the rural schools. There is a
glossary of geological terms, a list of
recommended books for teachers, and a form for
site evaluation. Period: 1971 - 1972.
2725. "Clearview School, Galt closed after 136 years."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 10. Loc:
all.
A note of the reunion in August 1965, attended
by nearly 500 people. Period: 1829 - 1965.
2726. Courtland Public School. Courtiand 1890-1990.
Kitchener: The School, 1990. 1 v. (unpaged), ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A booklet celebrating the school’s centennial
but with almost no historical information beyond
older photographs of the main facade on the title
page. Period: 1890 - 1990.
2727. Cowan, Jennie F. "Early history of the Mill Creek
School Section (S.S.#26, North Dumfries)."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1937. 25: 260-264.
Loc: all.
An account of the school founded in 1837 to
serve the area on the northeastern margins of
Galt. An outline of the main events between 1847
and 1866 is based on the records kept by the
secretary- treasurer, Duncan Ferguson. Period: 1837
- 1866.
2728. Cressman, Eben C. Farewell Riverbank: a short
history of Riverbank School Riverbank "Old
Boys", 1965. 7 1. Loc: OKITW.
A souvenir booklet for a school reunion on 19
September 1965. Waterloo Township School Section
#15 was closed in 1961 and reopened as the
Waterloo County Library. There are transcriptions
of selected items from the minute book from 1921
to 1943, an account of the development of the
building, and lists of teachers and school board
members. Period: 1810 - 1965.
266
Culture and Social Institutions
2729. Cressman, Zenas, Mrs. History of Green’s School
(S.S. No. 4, WHmot) Reunion, Saturday, September
3rd, 1966. 1966. 11 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A short history with details of founders,
buildings (including interior and exterior
sketches), teachers and activities. Period: 1833 -
1966.
2730. "Deed for first school site in Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 67-68.
ill. Loc: all.
A copy of the indenture between Abraham Erb and
the two trustees, Jacob C. Snyder and Jacob S.
Shoemaker, of the Common School District in the
vicinity of Lot Number 14, 3rd concession of the
Upper Block in Waterloo Township. The article
includes facsimiles of the signatures of Abraham
Erb, John S. Roat and Barnabas Devitt. Period:
1826.
2731. Diamond, Florence. "School system: Wilmot
Township." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962.
50: 88-92. ill. Loc: all.
A history of schools in Wilmot Township from
1835, when the first school was founded in St
Agatha, to 1962. Legislation concerning schools
is mentioned, together with information about the
Separate schools. Period: 1835 - 1962.
2732. Donohoe, E.F. "St Jerome’s College: a historical
sketch." Waterloo Historical Society. 1940. 28:
101-110. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Roman Catholic college, from
its founding in 1864 by Rev. Louis Funcken, to
1940. Names and some biographical information are
given about various principals and some teachers.
Period: 1864 - 1940.
2733. Douglass, Hugh. "A brief survey of the history of
Ontario Public School texts." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1963. 51: 12-16. ill. Loc: all.
A history of Ontario school textbooks that
discusses Otto Klotz’s successful efforts to
replace the Irish National Series of readers.
J.E. Bryant of the Galt Collegiate Institute was
one of the editors of the Ontario Readers which
replaced the Irish National Series. The title
page of Klotz’s German grammar book, published in
1867, is reproduced with an English translation.
Period: 1865 - 1884.
2734. Downey, Hilda. "David MacGeorge, ’Dear Old Mac’."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1980. 68: 53-60.
Loc: all.
An anecdotal account by his grand-daughter of
Scots-born caretaker at Galt Collegiate from 1884
to 1914, who wrote and published verse about the
school and its pupils. Period: 1884 - 1925.
2735. "Dr G.A. Klinck." Waterloo Historical Society.
1960. 48: 50. Loc: all.
A note that Dr Klinck, a native of Elmira who
taught at North Toronto Collegiate Institute, had
received the O.E.A. Centennial Award in 1960 for
his work in modern languages. Period: 1959 - 1960.
2736. Early history of Clearview School, 1829-1909.
1933. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A project on Waterloo Township School Section
number 19, submitted to the officials of Waterloo
Township East Rural School Fair, held at Riverbank
School in 1933. It contains a handwritten history
of the school, with photographs and newspaper
clippings about teachers, trustees and former
pupils. A copy of the 1929 Clearview Centennial
Reunion programme is included. Period: 1829 -
1909.
2737. Eastwood Collegiate, Kitchener. Chips: yearbook
of Eastwood Collegiate. Kitchener: The School,
1957-. 80 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A series of yearbooks illustrating school
activities and achievements. Kitchener Public
Library has volumes for 1957-8, 1958-9, the years
1961 to 1968, 1970, 1975, 1978 to 1982, 1984, and
1986 to 1991. Period: 1957 - 1991.
2738. Eby, Benjamin. ABC Buchstabir- und Lesebuch, zum
Gebrauch fur deutsche Schulen in Canada, 2nd ed..
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1842. 144 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW, OWTUCGR.
A speller and reader for use in German-language
schools in Canada, including general guidelines
for pupils, short stories, poems and a glossary.
The book was compiled by the teacher and preacher
Benjamin Eby, who conducted classes in his meeting
house on the site of First Mennonite Church in
Berlin. The Waterloo Historical Society also holds
copies of the 3rd edition (1847) and the 4th
edition (1871). Period: 1842 - 1871.
2739. Eby, Benjamin. Neues Buchstabir- und Lesebuch,
besonderes bearbeitet und eingerichet zum Gebrauch
deutscher Schulen, enthalted das ABC, und
vielerley Buchstabir- und Leseubungen, 1st ed..
Berlin: H.W. Peterson, 1839. 144 p. Also CEHM
Microfiche series, no. 51199. Loc: OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCGR.
A speller and reader especially designed for use
in German-language schools and including general
guidelines and exercises for children. Eby taught
and preached in his meeting house on the site of
what is now the First Mennonite Church in
Kitchener. The third and subsequent editions were
published in Elkhart, Indiana.
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267
2740. "Education and the Waterloo Chronicle in the
1860s [WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1965.
53: 64-66. Loc: all.
A collection of three items from the newspaper.
The first excerpt, dated 14 January 1869, is an
advertisement from Waterloo Central School for a
teacher of German. The second, dated 20 May 1869,
announces the examination of Common School
teachers. The third, dated 20 February 1898, is a
small note of gratitude to Mr King, principal of
the Waterloo Central School. Period: 1868 - 1869.
2741. Eisenbach, Victor. A brief histoiy of S.S. No. 1
Woolwich. 4 1. Loc: OWRE.
A short account of the development of Conestogo
village and its school, written by pupils and
teacher and including a note of the school’s first
teacher, I.E. Bowman, and facts about school
buildings, particularly the 1904 structure.
Period: 1834 - cl960.
2742. Elizabeth Ziegler School 50th Anniversary
Committee. Elizabeth Ziegler School, Waterloo,
Ontario 1931-1981, 50th anniversary souvenir
booklet. Waterloo: The Committee, 1981. 12 p.
ill. Loc: OWT.
A short history including information on the
school building, former teachers, principals and
students and a brief biography of the teacher for
whom the school was named. Period: 1931 - 1981.
2743. Elliott, Hugh C. "Stone School centennial: June
29th and 30th, 1957." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1957. 45: 19-20. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the centennial festivities
(1857-1957) of School Section #19 in North
Dumfries Township. A brief history of the school
is quoted from Marion Lake’s booklet Glimpses of
the past. Period: 1857 - 1957.
2744. Elmira District Secondary School. Oracle.
Elmira: The School, 1946-. Loc: OKDHC, OKIT.
Yearbooks giving pictorial descriptions of
curriculum, events, sports, clubs, students and
staff. Doon Heritage Crossroads holds Volume 8
(1946-7), containing examples of poems, stories
and artwork by the students, while Kitchener
Public Library has the yearbook for 1967. Period:
1946 - 1967.
2745. Erbsvffle Public School, 1859-1987: S.S. #10.
1987. 40 p. ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the school, written when it was
closed and replaced by a new school in the
Beechwood West subdivision. The book includes
class photographs from 1920 to 1987, a list of
teachers and principals, recollections by ten
different principals, and a map of Erbsville
printed on the inside back cover. Period: 1859 -
1987.
2746. Etherington, Frank and Kurisu, Jane. The
General Toronto: Annick Press, 1983. 60 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW.
A children’s story, based on fact, about an
eccentric crossing guard who was dismissed from
his voluntary job in Bridgeport. The
schoolchildren protested until Frank Groff got his
job back. Period: 1972 - 1981.
2747. Fewster, Kathy. A history of Victoria SchooL
The School, 1989. 3 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A short history of the school prepared for the
school’s Open House in 1989. It describes the
construction of the school by Jacob Baetz, its
architecture, its opening in 1912, and its
operation. Period: 1909 - 1989.
2748. Fisher, P. "Semi-centennial of Courtland Avenue
Public School." Waterloo Historical Society.
1940. 28: 126-129. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the school and its many expansions
from 1890 to 1939. Names of the principals and
many members of staff are included. Period: 1886 -
1939.
2749. Forest Heights Collegiate. Celebrate good times!
Forest Heights 25th, 1964-1989. Kitchener: The
School, 1989. 44 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Recollections, lists and photographs of staff
and students, and sketches of the school’s
highlights in five-year periods. Period: 1964 -
1989.
2750. Frey, Martin. The origin of Old Order Mennonite
private schools in Woolwich Township and the
proceedings leading to it. 1983. 10 1. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A history of the establishment of parochial
schools in the township, written by a former
trustee of S.S. #8, St Jacobs and chairman of the
Township Area Board. The author outlines the
events leading to the removal of Old Order
Mennonite children from the public school system.
Period: cl920 - 1969.
2751. Funcken, Louis, Rev. Annual report of St Jerome’s
College, Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, (on the
Grand Trunk Railroad), for the scholastic year
1866-1867. CIHM Microfiche series, no. A01837.
Berlin: St Jerome’s College, 1866?. 4 frames, mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A synopsis of courses offered at the college and
the teachers responsible for each. Period: 1866 -
1867.
268
Culture and Social Institutions
2752. Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School.
Prospectus of the Galt Collegiate Institute and
Vocational School 1926-1927. 1926. 35 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKl'i’W.
A catalogue containing an introduction to the
school with information on accommodation,
admission requirements, scholarships and prizes,
teaching staff and members of the Board of
Education. Courses in the collegiate, commercial,
technical, home economics and evening vocational
departments are described, accompanied by
photographs of the various classrooms. Period:
1926 - 1927.
2753. Galt Collegiate Institute. Galt Collegiate
Institute: announcement for the year 1889-90.
Galt: Galt Reporter, 1889. 25 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A report of the school staff, courses,
organizations, entry requirements and fees, with a
list of pupils in attendance from 1882 to 1889 and
their place of residence. The cover has an
illustration of the school with boys playing
cricket. Period: 1889 - 1890.
2754. Galt Collegiate Institute Literary and Musical
Society. Laws and rules of order of Galt
Collegiate Institute Literary and Musical
Society. Galt: Galt Reporter, 1893. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKITW.
The constitution of a club founded in 1882 to
promote literary and aesthetic culture, and to
acquaint its members with orderly transactions of
public business. In 1889 the society was the only
school organization other than the football club.
Period: 1882 - 1893.
2755. Galt Collegiate Institute. Unveiling of memorial
tablet by Major-General Sir Edward Morrison, Galt
Collegiate Institute Friday June 4th, 1920. 1920.
1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKITW.
A programme listing teachers and students who
served in the First World War and those who died.
Members of the 1919 graduating classes are listed
with staff and board members and the annual sports
winners. Period: 1919 - 1920.
2756. Godin, Mark and Wahl, James A., Rev. "The
contribution of St Jerome’s College to Busy
Berlin." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70:
11-24. ill. Loc: all.
A survey of students who attended the college in
the 1890s and went on to become prominent business
leaders. The authors list many individuals and
their businesses, as well as information in
letters from students who left the area. Bitzer,
Bowlby, Bricker, Eby, Killer, Kuntz, Lang, Motz,
Rittinger, Spetz and Weiler are some of the family
names of former students of St Jerome’s College.
Period: 1857 - 1921.
2757. Grand River Collegiate. Reminiscing 66-91: 25th
anniversary. Kitchener: The School, 1991. 64 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated outline of the school’s origins,
annual highlights and notable achievements, with
lists of faculty and support staff. Period: 1966 -
1991.
2758. Grand River Collegiate. Sequoyah. Kitchener: The
School, 1968-. Loc: OKIT.
Yearbooks published by the students and
consisting of photographs of students and
activities, with messages from principals and
vice-principals. The Kitchener Public Library has
the years 1968, 1971, 1974, and 1976 to date.
Period: 1968 - 1991.
2759. Greenfield, Thomas B. and Ryan, Doris W. and
McIntosh, Janet C. Structure, derision-making,
and communication in the Waterloo County school
system: an evaluation report Toronto: Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education, 1974. 94 p.
Loc: OWTL.
A report by six consultants evaluating the
structure of the Waterloo County Board of
Education as it was set up in 1968. Several
senior administrators were about to retire, and a
body of opinion felt that changes to the present
system were necessary. Issues are discussed and
two points of view presented, the 1968 approach
and an alternative. The organizational
implications of various viewpoints are identified,
and recommendations made. Period: 1968 - 1974.
2760. Groh, Ivan. The pioneers of Clearview (and some
of their successors), being a brief history of
School Section Number Nineteen in the Township of
Waterloo from about 1800 to 1960. The Author,
1960. 26 1. Loc: OKITW.
A guide to a driving tour of Clearview, telling
of the first settlers and their farming
descendants. The author’s family was related to
many of them, and reminiscences of his own
childhood and relations are combined with facts
about the successive property owners. The booklet
contains a poem on the Indian trail from Blair to
Puslinch Lake, also printed in Canadian-German
Folklore in 1967. Period: 1800 - 1960.
2761. Groh, Ivan. "School Section No. 19 Waterloo
Township." Canadian -German Folklore. 1967. 2:
42-43. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An outline of the early settlement pattern of
part of Waterloo Township, giving the names of the
settlers and the location of their farms. Period:
1800 - 1840.
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2762. Groh, Ivan. "The teachers of Clearview Park School
(1843-1848)." Canadian -German Folklore. 1967. 2:
48. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A description of the five teachers during this
period. The Clearview Park School was first known
as the Union Church School and later a new log
school was built on the Pine Bush Road. Period:
1843 - 1848.
2763. Groh, Ivan. "The teachers of Pine Bush School
(1847-1874)." Canadian-German Folklore. 1967. 2:
49-52. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Notes about the ten teachers and events during
their terms of service. John W. Groh was the last
teacher in the log school house and the first in
the Red Brick School. Period: 1847 - 1874.
2764. Groh, Ivan. "Teachers of the red brick school
renamed Clearview School in 1874."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1967. 2: 53-55. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A list of the eighteen teachers between 1874 and
1913, with brief notes about the school and
education in Waterloo County generally during each
teacher’s term of service. Period: 1873 - 1913.
2765. Groh, Ivan. "The trustees of S.S. No. 19 Waterloo
Township (1848-1909)." Canadian-German Folklore.
1967. 2: 56-57. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A list of 26 trustees with their addresses; all
names have been indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1848 - 1909.
2766. Groh, Ivan. "The Union Church School (1830-1843)."
Canadian-German Folklore. 1967. 2: 44-47. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A history of the first school building in what
became S.S.#19, describing the building, teachers
and curricula. Names and farm locations of the 15
families in the locality are listed. Period: 1830
- 1843.
2767. Hamilton, O.A.F. "History of the New Hamburg
Public School." Waterloo Historical Society.
1943. 31: 32-39. Loc: all.
A brief history of the school, noting people who
were instrumental in its foundation and
administration and quoting various anecdotes.
Period: 1845 - 1943.
2768. Hamilton, R.S. "The history of secondary education
in Galt - Part 1: the Howe regime." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1941. 29: 158-161. Loc: all.
An account of the first Common School in Galt
established in 1832, and the circumstances in
which the Galt Grammar School was founded in 1851.
The teaching methods of the first teacher, Michael
Howe, are recalled by one of his Galt pupils who
became a noted educationalist himself. Period:
1850 - 1853.
2769. Hergott, Norbert. History of combined Separate
schools of Wellesley Township. The Author, 1967.
1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKlTW.
A history based on school minute books from 1855
to 1967 and mentioning many teachers, trustees and
inspectors. Much of the information deals with
events at S.S.S.#11, St Clements School, including
a list of teachers from 1876 to 1967, most of them
Sisters. It records the 1967 closure of Separate
School Sections 5 and 12. Period: 1855 - 1967.
2770. Hilbom, Miriam. Historical highlights. New
Dundee Continuation School, 1922-1955. New
Dundee: The School, 1967. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWRND.
A history published at the time of the school
reunion in June 1967, with information on former
teachers, students and activities and class
pictures from 1923-24, 1935-36 and 1945. Period:
1922 - 1955.
2771. History of Lexington School 16 1. Loc: OKIT,
QWT,
A photocopied collection of excerpts of minutes
of the school section board from its origins in
1850. The entries include the names, salaries and
conditions of employment of teachers as well as
names of pupils from 1850 to 1912. Period: 1850 -
1912.
2772. History of Mackenzie King Public School. 1985. 1
v. Loc: OKIT.
A compilation of photocopied materials about the
school, including notes of the minutes of annual
meetings from 1930 to 1933, a floor plan,
newspaper clippings, a list of principals from
1944 to 1985, and reunion programmes. Among the
newspaper clippings is one describing Prime
Minister Mackenzie King’s visits to the school in
1922 and 1947. Period: 1925 - 1985.
2773. "Hostetler School reunion." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 43. Loc: all.
A short account of the rural school located
between Baden and New Hamburg which closed in
1965. The article notes the efforts from 1847 of
Moses Hostetler and William Bosenberger in getting
council aid in order to build the school. Period:
1836 - 1965.
2774. Hunsperger, Edna and Hunsperger, Enan. "Centennial
of Maple Grove School." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1951. 39: 43-45. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the school founded in 1848,
270
Culture and Social Institutions
including many names of pupils and teachers as
well as details of renovations to the school
building. Period: 1848 - 1900.
2775. Hunsperger, Edna and Hunsperger, Enan. Maple
Grove centennial reunion. 1951. 20 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW.
A commemorative history of the school and of the
Beaverdale area. Pupils, teachers and trustees
are noted and there are school photographs from
1889 and 1950, two poetic tributes, a reunion
programme of events on 1-2 July 1950, and a list
of reunion committee members. All names except
those in advertisements have been indexed in the
WRP database. Period: 1848 - 1951.
2776. "An institution of historical significance: the
new secular training school for girls." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1933. 21: 59-60. Loc: all.
An account of the opening of a reform school
near Galt for "girls between the ages of 10 and
16, who show tendencies towards incorrigibility."
Period: 1930 - 1934.
2777. Jaffray, K.F., Miss. "The Galt Collegiate
Institute, 1914-1926." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1926. 14: 179-184. Loc: all.
An account of the school since 1914, when it was
hoped that classes could be offered in vocational
and technical training. The author discusses the
roles of Government and the Board of Trustees in
the operation of the school and the contributions
of the current principal AP. Gundry, the
caretaker David (Old Mac) MacGeorge, and Dr
Carscadden who was principal to 1914. Period: 1914
- 1926.
2778. "James William Connor honoured." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 73. Loc: all.
A note of the establishment of a Greek prize at
the University of Toronto in honour of James W.
Connor, principal of the Berlin High School. The
donor was W.B. Wiegand, managing director of the
Ames Holden Company. Period: 1871 - 1963.
2779. Johnson, Dana. Going to school in rural Ontario.
Research Bulletin No. 212. Ottawa: Parks Canada,
1983. 40 p. ill. plans, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A survey of the role and form of the one-room
schoolhouse before the school consolidation
movement of the 1950s and 1960s. The author
stresses the design and quality of the school
buildings. Waterloo references include pre-1850
evidence of small, modestly-equipped, log schools
in Waterloo Township and a view of Green’s School,
Wilmot Township (built 1907). Period: 1820 - 1950.
2780. Johnston, Mary A "A brief history of elementary
education in the city of Waterloo." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 56-64. ill., bibl.
Loc: all.
An overview of the development of Waterloo
schools since 1820, with reference to the Common
School Act of 1843, teacher salaries in the 1890s,
special programmes, and new teaching methods.
There are brief profiles of individual schools.
Period: cl820 - 1965.
2781. Johnston, Mary A. The history of education in the
City of Waterloo. 1962. 18 1. bibl. Loc: OKITW.
An essay submitted for the University of
Toronto’s Bachelor of Education degree, profiling
the history of Waterloo education from 1820 to
1962. Schooling from the elementary level to the
university level is considered, as well as the
Catholic schools. The principals, teachers and
school buildings are noted, and an appendix
contains transcripts of Waterloo newspaper items
from 1868 and 1869 referring to education. Period:
1820 - 1962.
2782. Johnston, Mary A The trail of the slate: a
history of early education in Waterloo County,
1802-1912. Waterloo: The Author, 1975. 144 p.
ill., tables, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OKIT,
OWT.
An account of relevant legislation and the
important roles of administrators such as Otto
Klotz, Thomas Pearce and F.W. Sheppard in shaping
education in the county. The author summarizes
the early history of elementary schools in Galt,
Berlin/Kitchener, Preston and Waterloo, secondary
schools in Galt and Berlin, some early Roman
Catholic Separate schools, and private and special
schools. She also briefly outlines the
development of public libraries in Galt,
Kitchener, Hespeler and Waterloo and the
foundations of the two universities. The book is
well illustrated with photographs and facsimiles
of certificates and regulations, and Appendix A
presents a summary of all the elementary and
secondary schools in the county in 1972 - by
name, location, principal, date of original
building and dates of additions. Period: 1802 -
1972.
2783. Johnstone, G., Mrs and Rutherford, W.C., Mrs.
"History of the school at Wrigley’s Comers."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1955. 43: 45-48.
ill. Loc: all.
A brief history with a photograph of the
red-brick schoolhouse used from 1854 to 1954, when
it was replaced by a new structure. Period: 1854 -
1954.
Culture and Social Institutions
271
2784. Junker, Alan W. Otto Klotz and the implementation
of education policy in Waterloo County,
1846-1871. Wilfrid Laurier University (M.A.
thesis, History), 1987. 144 p. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the role of Otto Klotz in promoting
free schooling, teacher qualifications,
German-language instruction and school readers.
The author considers that local school officials
like Klotz had significant power in educational
administration in the mid- 19th century. Period:
1846 - 1987.
2785. Karges, Todd. The fifth quarter: a history of St
Jerome’s. The Author, 1989. 191 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUSJ.
A popular history of St Jerome’s High School
commemorating its 125th anniversary. Both St
Jerome’s College and St Jerome’s High School
developed from the Catholic educational institute
founded by Rev. Louis Funcken in 1865, although in
1953 they ceased to operate in the same location.
There are accounts and memoirs from the
administrators of the high school since 1953, with
student reminiscences from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s
and 1980s. The appendices include transcripts of
documents pertaining to the founding and early
curricula of St Jerome’s. Period: 1865 - 1990.
2786. Kerr, James E. "The Public Schools of Galt."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1926. 14: 186-189.
Loc: all.
A brief history of the development of elementary
schools in Galt, with references to the Common
School Acts of 1841, 1843, 1850 and 1871 and to
teachers and principals such as John Gowinlock, Mr
Kelly, Robert McLean, James Harris, James Baikie,
William Carlyle and Robert Alexander. The schools
discussed are Central, Dickson, Victoria, St
Andrew’s and Manchester. Period: 1832 - 1926.
2787. Kerr, James E. "Recollections of my schooldays at
Tassie’s." Waterloo Historical Society. 1915. 3:
20-23. ill. Loc: all.
Reminiscences of the Galt Grammar School, known
as Tassie’s School. The author describes William
Tassie and his wife, school curricula, school
sports, discipline, leisure time and the school
building itself. Period: 1815 - 1895.
2788. King, Jane. "Dickie Settlement schools." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1950. 38: 25-28. Loc: all.
A brief history beginning in 1847 with the log
building located on Roseville Road. The author
names teachers at the schools and, in some cases,
the salaries they received. Period: 1847 - 1912.
2789. Kitchener Intermediate Schools Students. The
echo. Kitchener: The Schools, 1936. 100 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUR.
A yearbook compiled by the students of Victora
and Suddaby Schools. The Doris Lewis Room,
University of Waterloo has volume 3 (1936) which
contains an interview with Phoebe Watson about her
brother, Homer Watson, as well as numerous samples
of literary and art work by students of both
schools. School activities and student interests
are described, and photographs of teachers and
students are interspersed throughout the work.
Also included is a list of students who attended
Suddaby School in 1914. Period: 1935 - 1936.
2790. Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. 1855-1955 Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate
and Vocational School centennial. May 6, 1955.
1955. 1 folded sheet, ill. Loc: OK1TW.
A brochure with biographical notes on J.W.
Connor, principal of Berlin High School from 1871
until 1901, and a poem by Ephraim Weber in honour
of Mr Connor. Period: 1855 - 1955.
2791. Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. The Grumbler 125th anniversary.
Kitchener: The School, 1980. Loc: OKIT, OWRN,
OWRND, OWRE, OWT.
A lavishly illustrated special edition of the
yearbook, surveying the school’s activities and
achievements from 1855 to 1980. Period: 1855 -
1980.
2792. Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. The Grumbler. The School, 1924 - 1991.
Loc: OKDHC, OKIT, OWTUR.
Yearbooks containing short stories, poems,
information on sports teams and other school
activities, honour rolls, and a list of graduates.
In the 1920s the books are primarily text with the
occasional photograph, but by the 1990s the books
have more photographs than text. The University
of Waterloo Rare Book Room has yearbooks for
1924-5, 1926-7, 1928, 1929, 1929-30 and 1938. The
Kitchener Public Library has the volumes for Dec.
1924, Apr. 1925, Dec. 1925, Apr. 1926, Dec. 1926,
Apr. 1927, Dec. 1927, Apr. 1928, Mar. 1929,
1929-30, 1931 to 1938, 1939-40, Dec 1939, 1941,
1941-42, 1943-44, 1944-45, 1945-46, 1946-47,
1950-51, 1952 to 1956, 1958, 1959, 1959-60, 1961,
1962, 1964, 1965, 1972 and all years from 1975 to
1991. Doon Heritage Crossroads has the yearbook
for 1949. Period: 1924 - 1991.
2793. Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate-Vocational
School: a tradition of innovation. The School,
198-?. 6 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
272
Culture and Social Institutions
A brochure with the school crest on the cover,
briefly describing various innovative programmes
from 1855 to 1986. Photographs include views of
woodworking and household science classes. Period:
1855 - 1986.
2794. Kitchener-Waterloo High School Board. Saga:
1960-1985, Waterloo Collegiate Institute. The
Board, 1985. 30 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW, OKIT, OWT.
A brief pictorial account of various school
activities with a list of all teachers. Period:
1960 - 1985.
2795. Klinck, George. The development and progress of
education in Elmira and vicinity. Elmira: Elmira
Signet, 1938. 69 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW, OWTUR, OWRE.
A detailed history of education in the community
including reviews of all Elmira’s public, union,
continuation and night schools, as well as its
apprenticeship programmes. The roles of prominent
individuals, the churches and the library are also
discussed. Period: 1827 - 1939.
2796. Klotz, Otto. Leitfaden zur deutschen Sprache oder
kurz gefasstes Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache in
Fragen und Antworten. Preston: The Author, 1867.
134 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 08119.
Loc: OKITW, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCGR.
A grammar entitled Guide to the German language
or summarized textbook of the German language.
The author, school superintendent in Preston and
member of the Waterloo County Board of Public
Instruction, stresses in the preface the need for
a textbook especially designed for Canadian
children who experience the German language
differently from children in Europe.
2797. Knowles, R.H. "Hespeler Public School." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1927. 15: 297-299. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the school founded in
1857, including names of former teachers and
principals and descriptions of school activities.
Period: 1857 - 1927.
2798. Koch, Alice. History of Haysville School S.S.#6,
WDmot 1974. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., bibl. Loc:
OKITW.
An account written for the 1974 school reunion,
portraying the school curriculum, teachers,
administration and buildings. It includes
reminiscences of former students and gives the
names of many teachers and school inspectors.
Period: 1827 - 1974.
2799. Koebel, Judy. Parochial school education.
University of Waterloo (student essay, History),
1989. 15 1. bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the private schools for Old Order
Mennonites in the county. The author explains the
reasons for separation from the public school
system in the mid-1960s and the philosophy behind
the choice of curricula. Period: cl800 - 1989.
2800. Lake, Marion A. Glimpses of the past Centennial
Historical Committee, 1957. 17 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative history of the Stone School,
North Dumfries Township, including information
about the school’s founders and buildings,
especially the stone structure of 1857. It
includes a list of teachers and school inspectors
since 1857, and class photographs from the years
1908, 1910, 1923, 1924, 1939, 1945, 1947, 1952 and
1956. Period: 1835 - 1957.
2801. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Rummelhardt School."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75: 55-59.
ill., tables. Loc: all.
A brief history of School Section Number 9 since
1844, including names of many trustees, teachers
and pupils, as well as some enrolment figures. In
1966 the school was renamed the Kitchener-Waterloo
Bilingual School. Period: 1844 - 1987.
2802. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Suddaby School celebrates
125 years." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982.
70: 127-129. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the festivities in June 1982, with
notes of historical highlights such as Jeremiah
Suddaby’s appointment as first principal in 1857.
Period: 1857 - 1982.
2803. Lawrence, Sylvia. "Centennial celebration: Central
School, Galt, 1956." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1956. 44: 65-66. ill. Loc: all.
A brief account by a Grade VII student of the
school’s centennial with a photograph of the 1856
building and the 1909 addition. There are also
reminiscences by a former pupil. Miss Kate F.
Jaffray, and a report by Andrew W. Taylor of the
graduates’ reunion celebration. Period: 1856 -
1956.
2804. Liedtke, Chris and Bott, Dave. Eastwood
Collegiate, 1956-1981: the way we "wuz": Chips
silver anniversary edition. Kitchener: The
School, 1981. 72 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative sketch of the school’s history,
including photographs and reminiscences of staff
and students. Period: 1956 - 1981.
2805. Lynn, J.E., Rev. "President’s address." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1926. 14: 177-178. Loc: all.
A short tribute to Dr Egerton Ryerson,
Superintendent of Education of Ontario in 1844 and
to Thomas Pearce who gave 54 years of continuous
service to education in Waterloo County. Period:
Culture and Social Institutions
273
1844 - cl890.
2806. "Maple Grove School receives plaque [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 119. ill.
Loc: all.
A note of the unveiling of the plaque
commemorating Waterloo Township S.S.#20 as the
oldest school in continuous use in the region.
Period: 1850 - 1983.
2807. Martin, Mildred. "Training for rural youth."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 130-143.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the short courses held in rural
centres throughout Waterloo County. Intended for
youths who left school after grade 8, the courses
taught elementary agriculture, animal husbandry,
home economics, English, business and finance and
mechanics. The author describes courses held in
Winterbourne, Elmira, Ayr, Preston and Galt during
the 1930s and 1940s. Period: 1914 - 1947.
2808. McKegney, Patricia. "The German Schools of
Waterloo County, 1851-1913." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 54-67. ill. chart. Loc: all.
A detailed history based on an M.Phil. thesis
for the University of Waterloo. The year 1851
marked the beginning of regulation of the German
Schools under the control of the Council of Public
Education. McKegney’s research shows that the
number of German Schools declined as publicly
supported schools became more centralized and
regulated. In 1872-3 German-speaking settlers
attempted to extend or at least continue German
instruction. In 1900 a compromise was adopted,
German becoming an additional subject of study
within the school system, but on a voluntary basis
and supervised by parents. A chart shows the
scope of language instruction in Waterloo County
from 1873 to 1881. Period: 1851 - 1913.
2809. "A Mennonite’s legacy for educational purposes in
Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970.
58: 74. Loc: all.
A report that the legacy of Abraham Erb, left to
the first school in 1829, had been transferred to
the Waterloo County Board of Education in 1970.
The interest was used to purchase school supplies.
Period: 1829 - 1970.
2810. "Mill Creek School." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1936. 24: 236. ill. Loc: all.
A short note of the centenary celebrations for
the school, organized in 1836 and currently in its
third location on the back road between Galt and
Hespeler. Period: 1836 - 1936.
2811. Northdale Public School, Waterloo, Ontario,
1959-1984. Northdale Anniversary Committee, 1984.
1 v. ill. Loc: OK1TW.
An anniversary booklet with a history of the
school and lists of principals, original staff,
and officials of the Home and School Association.
Period: 1959 - 1984.
2812. "Notes on Freeport Academy." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1924. 12: 109-111. ill. Loc: all.
A short description of the academy, opened in
1867 and closed in 1874. An 1869 photograph of
teachers and students is annotated with their
names and, in some cases, the places to which they
later moved. Period: 1867 - 1874.
2813. Oberholtzer, R.S. "On the closing of Pine Grove
School." Waterloo Historical Society. 1979. 67:
86-88. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the rural school built in
1809, including details of various buildings,
names of members of the board of trustees and a
report of costs for the year 1892. Period: 1809 -
1979.
2814. Oudejans, Annette. "The Parochial Schools of
Wellesley Township." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1983. 71: 70-76. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the development of the
Parochial School system which began in 1966. The
author outlines the efforts of Old Order
Mennonites and Amish to establish their own
curricula and win exemption from Bill 52, which
required all Ontario children to attend school
until age 16. A list of nearly 30 Parochial
Schools is provided, with a map locating old
schools, Parochial Schools, and Parochial Schools
that used to be Public. Period: 1966 - 1983.
2815. Oudejans, Annette. "The Separate Schools of
Wellesley Township." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1983. 71: 50-69. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the township’s Catholic schools in
Separate School Sections (S.S.S.) 4, 5, 9, 11 and
12, with information on teachers, salaries,
pupils, class sizes, curriculum and school
supplies, and photographs of each school. Period:
cl840 - 1983.
2816. Panabaker, D.N. "The life and work of John
Mickleborough, B.A., LL.B., Ph.D.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1927. 15: 388-389. Loc: all.
A brief biography, with references to his early
life as a student in Preston and Galt and as
teacher at the Mill Creek School and Hespeler
Public School. Period: 1840 - 1920.
274
Culture and Social Institutions
2817. Pearce, Thomas and Sheppard, F.W. and Norman, L.
Report of the Public Schools of Waterloo County.
Berlin and Galt and Waterloo: 1875 - 1914. Loc:
OKITW, OKDHC.
Comprehensive annual reports on the rural
schools, giving details of the finances, teachers,
pupils, school buildings and further education
including model schools, continuation schools and
the Teachers’ Institute. A table lists the
schools in each township, noting for each the name
and number of the school section, the teacher
(with class of teaching certificate and salary),
the assessed value of the school section, and the
yearly average attendance. Earlier reports list
pupils promoted in every school, provide
information about instruction in German, and make
specific remarks about every school. Later
reports include information about school gardens
and school libraries, with more detailed notes on
the ventilation and lighting provided. Arbor Day
is the only holiday specifically mentioned.
Waterloo Historical Society at Kitchener Public
Library holds reports for the years 1874-1880 and
1886-1913 inclusive. The nominal date is not the
year of publication, which generally was a year
later. Doon Heritage Crossroads is believed to
hold reports for 1880 and 1890. Period: 1874 -
1913.
2818. Pearce, Thomas. "School history, Waterloo County
and Berlin." Waterloo Historical Society. 1914.
2: 33-48. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed history of the administration of
education from 1802 to 1914, with some reference
to Roman Catholic schools and instruction in
German. Names of teachers, principals, trustees,
board members and inspectors are given. Period:
1802 - 1914.
2819. Petersburg School Centenary Executive. Souvenir
of Petersburg school, S.S. No. 14, Wilmot,
centenary, 1836-1936. Waterloo: Waterloo
Chronicle, 1936. 20 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRN.
A brief history of the school originally located
on New Dundee Road, south of the village, with a
programme for the Centenary Garden Party in July
1936 at Fred Knipfel’s picnic ground. The work
describes the three school houses built in 1848,
1868 and 1923, comments on past school expenses
and supplies, and lists teachers, trustees,
ratepayers and visitors to the school. Period:
1836 - 1936.
2820. "The Petersburg School." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1936. 24: 235-236. Loc: all.
Description of the centennial celebrations of
Wilmot Township School No. 14, first established in
1836. Period: 1836 - 1936.
2821. Potter, Alexander O. "Looking back." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1955. 43: 29-35. ill. Loc:
all.
A speech commemorating the 100th anniversary of
Kitchener- Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational
School. A brief history of the school refers to
particular staff members and the various school
buildings. Period: 1855 - 1955.
2822. Preston, Barry. Berlin Public School Board 1905:
photograph presented by Mr Buller Pequegnat to the
Waterloo County Board of Education 1980.
Kitchener: Waterloo County Board of Education
Program Division, 1980. 14 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
An explanation of a photograph showing the
twelve trustees: J. Suddaby, William Hertfelder,
Dr C.L. Pearson, Louis Sattler, John L. Meisner,
Dr J.E. Hett, Arthur Pequegnat, Edmond Pequegnat,
J.R. Schilling, W.D. Euler, Frederick Kress and Dr
W.J. Amott. Biographical information on each is
given, with an account of the Berlin school system
in 1905 and a description of the Board’s work.
Period: 1905 - 1906.
2823. Rier, John E. Social sciences in the study of the
locality: South Waterloo. 196-?. 68 p. maps. Loc:
OKIT.
A learning kit designed by a committee of
teachers, pupils and consultants for individual,
project and interdisciplinary studies. It
includes sections on field trips, slides, and
bibliographies on specialized topics. Period: 1969
- 1970.
2824. Ritz, Ernst and McNaughton, I.W. "New Hamburg
School building razed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 38-39. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of successive Public School
buildings in New Hamburg, with particular emphasis
on the third, the white brick building erected in
1874 and demolished in 1958. Period: 1874 - 1958.
2825. "Riverbank reunion." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 74. Loc: all.
A note of the reunion held in September 1965 at
Maple Grove School. Aaron Mader, 96, of Breslau
was the oldest person present and Minnie Sauder
was the oldest living teacher who attended.
Period: 1965.
2826. Rockway Mennonite School. Rockway lighthouse.
Kitchener: The School, 1954-. 60 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A series of yearbooks illustrating school
activities and achievements. Kitchener Public
Library has the volume for 1954, then for each
year from 1983-84 to 1991-2. Period: 1954 - 1991.
Culture and Social Institutions
275
2827. "School-house 1802." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 4. Loc: all.
A note of the Blair School, believed to be the
first schoolhouse in any inland county of Ontario.
Period: 1802.
2828. Seibert, Emily. "Elmdale School history: S.S. #8,
Waterloo Township." Waterloo Historical Society.
1958. 46: 46-51. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the school from 1847 to 1958,
commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the
second schoolhouse (built 1907). All teachers
since 1862 are listed. Period: 1847 - 1957.
2829. Seibert, Emily and Brubacher, Elmer G., Mrs.
fiftieth Elmdale School anniversary, 1907-1957:
souvenir booklet. Reunion Committee, 1957?. 23 p.
ill. Loc: OKITW.
A programme of events with a list of reunion
committee members. The introduction by Mrs Elmer
G. Brubacher, describing the events preceding the
reunion, was reprinted in the Waterloo Historical
Society report of 1958, volume 46, pages 51-52.
The history of Elmdale school by Emily Seibert for
the souvenir booklet was included in the WHS
report of 1958, pages 46-51. The Elmdale history
in the booklet contains slightly more information,
listing the dates of teachers from 1840 to 1862,
but without names; it names 17 notable alumni.
Period: 1907 - 1957.
2830. Smith, Allan R.G. "Beginning and progress of
school fairs in Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1930. 18: 171-174. Loc: all.
An account of the importance, events and
organization of school fairs in Waterloo County in
1928. Period: 1909 - 1930.
2831. St Clement School. St Clement School, Cambridge,
75th Anniversary: November 23rd 1988: 1913-1988.
Cambridge: The School, 1988. 7 1. Loc: OKIT.
A programme of the celebratory mass with the
school’s crest on the front cover; there is no
other historical information. Period: 1913 - 1988.
2832. St Clements Catholic Parent-Teacher Association.
Centennial souvenir, 1867-1967: St Clements
School. 1967. 1 v. (unpaged) . ill. Loc: OKITW.
A booklet including a list of the Sisters of
Notre Dame who ran the school from 1876 to 1967,
illustrations of the development of the
schoolhouse, and photographs of the current
teachers and school board members. Names of some
of the Sisters of Notre Dame are given in both
their religious and baptismal forms. Period: 1876
- 1967.
2833. St Jerome’s College. Catalogue of St Jerome’s
College, Berlin, Ontario, Canada Berlin: The
College, 1952- . 92 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCR.
Calendars each including an historical sketch
with information about admission, courses,
facilities, faculty members, students and college
organizations. Resurrection College has copies of
calendars from 1952-3 to 1962-3. Period: 1952 -
1963.
2834. St Jerome’s College. The QuilL The College,
1959. Loc: OKIT.
Yearbooks containing photographs and a student
directory and brief information about students,
alumni, faculty, clubs and sports. The Kitchener
Public Library has the yearbook for 1959. Period:
1959.
2835. St Jerome’s College. St Jerome’s College, Berlin,
Ont. Canada (on the main line of the Grand Trunk
Railway) scholastic year 1889-90. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A0 1838. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1889?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A description of courses offered at the college,
a list of the teachers for the year and student
awards and prizes. An entry by Rev. Theobald
Spetz relates the death of the founding director
of the college, Rev. Louis Funcken, and includes
Funcken’s last letter to Spetz. Period: 1889 -
1890.
2836. St Jerome’s High School. The lion: St Jerome’s
High SchooL Kitchener: The School, 1958-. 60 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A series of yearbooks illustrating the school’s
activities and achievements. Kitchener Public
Library has Volume 9 for 1958, as well as volumes
for 1959, 1964, 1965 and every year since 1976.
Period: 1958 - 1991.
2837. St Mary’s High School. St Mary’s High School:
Kitchener, Ontario. Kitchener: The School, 1959-.
60 p. Loc: OKIT.
A series of yearbooks illustrating school
activities and achievements. Kitchener Public
Library has the volumes for 1959, 1960, 1961,
1964, 1967, 1969, 1972, 1973 and each year from
1975 to 1991. Period: 1959 - 1991.
2838. "St Mary’s School, Kitchener." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 34. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the school, noting the
demolition of the old building to make way for a
new one. The author refers to the Rev. George
Laufhuber, the travelling Jesuit who founded the
school in 1858, and John Berberich, the school’s
first teacher. Period: 1858 - 1965.
276
Culture and Social Institutions
2839. St Timothy School. A history: Waterloo County
Catholic Separate School Board Kitchener: The
School, 1984. 63 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
A report of a special project by the Grade Eight
class, the book serves as a directory and
historical record of all Catholic schools in the
region. Each entry, presented in order of the age
of the buildings, contains a brief history of the
school, a photograph and, in some cases, the names
of principals. Period: 1836 - 1981.
2840. Stauch, Warren. "Of the days when Tassie was
there." Waterloo Historical Society. 1977. 65:
98-110. Loc: all.
Anecdotes of Dr William Tassie’s direction of
Galt Grammar School (later Galt Collegiate
Institute) from 1853 to 1881, based on the
recollections of past students who celebrated the
first 50 years at the Old Boys’ Reunion in 1902.
Period: 1853 - 1902.
2841. Suddaby Public School centennial, 1857-1957.
Kitchener Public School Board, 1957. 16 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A brief outline of the school’s development,
with illustrations of the 1857 and 1957 buildings
and of early principals and staff. Names of all
principals and 1957 staff members are listed.
Period: 1857 - 1957.
2842. Suddaby Public School centennial, Friday,
September 27th, 1957, 8.00 p.m., 1857-1957.
Kitchener Public School Board, 1957. 1 folded
sheet. Loc: OKDHC.
A programme for the centennial celebrations
containing a brief history of the school, a
photograph of Jeremiah Suddaby, a list of the
school staff in 1957, and a list of the 1957
members of the Kitchener Public School Board.
Period: 1857 - 1957.
2843. "Suddaby School, formerly Central School,
Kitchener." Waterloo Historical Society. 1942.
30: 228-239. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the school opened in 1857, with
references to the locations of other early schools
and to teachers, principals and trustees. Period:
1813 - 1942.
2844. Suddaby School. Suddaby Public School, Kitchener,
Ontario: 1857-1982. Kitchener: The School, 1982.
16 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A short history of the building and notable
individuals who contributed to the school’s
development, with photographs and a list of
principals from 1857 to 1982. Period: 1855 - 1982.
2845. Sutherland, J.C. "At Dr Tassie’s." Canadian
Magazine of Politics, Science, Art and
Literature. 1924. 62: 261-265. ill. Loc: OGU.
A description of the Galt Grammar School in the
1870s, including recollections by a former student
of the characters and personalities of Dr Tassie
and his staff. Period: 1856 - 1880.
2846. Taylor, Andrew W. "James Milroy, an early Galt
schoolmaster." Waterloo Historical Society.
1972. 60: 73-74. Loc: all.
A short account of Galt’s first teacher in the
school built in 1832, with some other information
about early education derived mainly from James
Young’s history. Period: 1816 - 1840.
2847. "Teachers honored." Waterloo Historical Society.
1965. 53: 66. Loc: all.
A short account of the Wiegand Memorial
Foundation awards given to Emily Seibert and Mabel
Ziegler for excellence in elementary school
teaching. Period: 1965.
2848. Teuscher, Jakob. ABC Buchstabir- und Lesebuchlein
fur Elementar-Schulen in Canada, 2d edL.
Waterloo: Springer and Teuscher, 1855. 46 p. Also
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 58587. Loc: OKiTW,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCGR.
A German-language speller and reader for
elementary schools in Canada. The book contains
short passages of prose and poetry and is based on
earlier works by Benjamin Eby.
2849. Undergraduates of the Galt Collegiate. Specula
Gahonia. Galt: The Institute, 1926 - 1968. Loc:
OWTUR, OCCA
Yearbooks including photographs of students,
teachers and staff and information about the
school’s activities. The University of Waterloo
holds the volume for 1926. The City of Cambridge
Archives hold the yearbooks for 1930, 1948, 1951,
1965, 1966, 1967 and 1968. Period: 1926 - 1968.
2850. University of St Jerome’s College. St Jerome’s
Schoolman: Golden jubilee number. Berlin: The
College, 1915. Pp. 154-236. ill., ports. Loc:
OKIT, OKITW, OWTUR.
An anniversary issue identified as Volume 17,
no. 4 (June 1915), containing a history of the
college by Theobald Spetz, a history of the
Congregation of the Resurrection by Louis Funcken,
and a summary of Louis Funcken’s views on
Christian education based on his letters.
Transcripts of sermons, speeches, and toasts by
various clergy members, civic leaders and alumni
on the occasion are included. Period: 1865 - 1915.
Culture and Social Institutions
277
2851. Victoria School. Commemorative year book: issued
on the occasion of the dosing of Victoria Public
School 1910-1989. Kitchener: The School, 1989. 40
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history by Catherine Fewster, with an
account of the efforts of Arthur Pequegnat who
served on the Board of Education for 27 years.
The work includes a brief architectural
description of the 1911 school building, and
recollections by Grace Schmidt, who attended the
school from 1921 to 1927, and by H.W. Wildfong,
former teacher and principal. Period: 1910 - 1989.
2852. Victoria School. The Victoria Echo. Kitchener:
The School, 1938, 1939. Loc: OKIT.
Yearbooks including typical reports of
activities, samples of student writing and
artwork, staff and class photographs, and
advertisements. Interviews with Mabel Dunham and
J.M. Schneider are reported in the 1938 volume and
the 1939 volume has a chronology of current
events. The 1938 book is "affectionately
dedicated" to Mr J.F. Carmichael, and messages to
the graduating class are printed in both volumes
from H.J. Prueter and S.E. Hodgins. Kitchener
Public Library holds yearbooks for 1938 and 1939.
Period: 1934 - 1940.
2853. Walker, Franklin A. Catholic education and
politics in Upper Canada: a study of the
documentation relative to origin of Catholic
elementary schools in the Ontario school system.
Toronto: J.M. Dent and Sons, 1955. 331 p. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A study by a professor of history of St Jerome’s
College, written at the request of the Roman
Catholic members of the Royal Commission on
Education in Ontario in 1950 to re-examine the
traditional view of the origin of Separate schools
which they felt had been distorted by Rev. Egerton
Ryerson. There is only an occasional reference to
Waterloo County. Period: 1804 - 1955.
2854. Wallace, W.G. "A Tassie boy." Ontario History.
1954. 46,3: 169-178. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An autobiographical sketch by a Galt native
(1858-1949), about his life and education before
ordination as a Presbyterian minister. Wallace
describes William Tassie as a disciplinarian
rather than an educator, and attributes the
decline of the school to the introduction of the
intermediate examination to which Tassie could not
adapt. Period: 1858 - 1949.
2855. Waterloo Collegiate Institute. Saga: Waterloo
Collegiate Institute. Waterloo: The Institute,
1961-. Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWT.
Yearbooks illustrating the activities and
achievements of students and faculty. The
Waterloo Historical Society collection includes
most yearbooks since 1961, except for 1962, 1967,
1969, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1981 and 1986. Kitchener
Public Library has the volumes for 1968, 1970 and
1980, and Waterloo Public Library those for 1971
and 1972. Period: 1961 - 1988.
2856. Waterloo County Board of Education. 20 years of
excellence, 1969-89. Kitchener: The Board, 1989.
24 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated survey of "highlights and
milestones" in the Board’s first 20 years. Period:
1969 - 1989.
2857. Waterloo County Board of Public Instruction.
Memorial to the Council of Public Instruction of
Upper Canada, from the Board of Public Instruction
of the County of Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 55445. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1865. 1
fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A pamphlet written on behalf of Waterloo
teachers, requesting that the reading books
presently in use, compiled for the Irish National
School, be replaced with others. The teachers
complain that Canada is terra incognita to the
authors of the Irish readers, and that the books
Eire inconsistent, dull and outdated. Period: 1865
- 1866.
2858. Waterloo County Teachers’ Association. The annual
meeting of the Waterloo County Teachers’
Association will be held in the Model School
building, Galt on Thursday and Friday, March 6th
and 7th, 1890. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 54805.
1890?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A programme of topics and speakers. Period: 1889
- 1890.
2859. Waterloo Planning Department/ Waterloo Public
School Board. City of Waterloo report on present
and future elementary school enrolments. 1966. 15
1. map. Loc: OWTL.
A study based on data obtained from assessment
rolls for addresses and ages of preschool
children, addresses and numbers of units in
apartment and low-density multiple dwellings, and
from school board records for names, addresses and
grades of children attending elementary schools in
Waterloo. The report describes the current
distribution of public school pupils Emd predicts
future enrolments by residential district. Period:
1965 - 1966.
2860. Watson, Cicely and Quazi, Saeed. Future needs for
elementary and secondary school classrooms in the
County of Waterloo. Toronto: Department of
Educational Planning, Ontario Institute for
278
Culture and Social Institutions
Studies in Education, 1970. 120 p. tables, maps.
Loc: OWTU.
An exhaustive statistical study of future
requirements for new or expanded elementary and
secondary schools, prepared for the Waterloo
County Board of Education. The report contains
much demographic information including school
enrolment trends. Period: 1970 - 1990.
2861. Wholton, T.H. "Forty years on." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 17-18. ill. Loc:
all.
A description of extensions to Galt Collegiate
Institute when it became Galt Collegiate and
Vocational Institute in 1923 and also later in
1963. The author, headmaster of the school from
1925 to 1959, discusses the challenges faced by
the 1963 architects, Cameron and Ralston, in
choosing a "free treatment of the castellated
Scottish Baronial of the Fourth Period (1550-
1700)." Period: 1923 - 1963.
2862. Wholton, T.H. One hundred years: an outline of
the history of the Galt Collegiate and Vocational
School prepared for presentation at the centenary
dinner on Feb. 9, 1952. Galt: Gore District
Mutual Fire Insurance, 1952. 7 p. Loc: OCCA,
OKITW.
A short history of prominent individuals, school
curriculum and extra-curricular activities.
Period: 1851 - 1951.
2863. Wholton, T.H. "One hundred years: an outline of
the history of the Galt Collegiate Institute and
Vocational School prepared for presentation at the
centenary dinner on Feb. 9, 1952." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1951. 39: 25-32. Loc: all.
A short history, mentioning prominent
individuals in the school’s development and
describing school curriculum and extra-curricular
activities. Period: 1851 - 1951.
2864. Wilson, David J. "Community co-operation in
education." Industrial Canada. 1950. 51,4:
46-48. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An account of a vocational guidance project in
which all first-year high school classes studied
community occupations. The Galt Board of
Education organized student visits to workplaces
in Galt, Preston, Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph and
Hamilton. Visits to Dominion Woollens and
Worsteds, the Galt Reporter and Newlands are
mentioned. Period: 1949 - 1950.
2865. Woodley, Don. "KC.I.’s 125th anniversary."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1980. 68: 71-73.
Loc: all.
An account of the reunion celebrations held in
May 1980. Period: 1855 - 1980.
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
2866. "$15 million growth plan at Waterloo." Financial
Post 1958. 52: 16. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1958.
2867. "400 new engineers a year buy Waterloo’s unique
plan." Financial Post. 1957. 51: 13. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1957.
2868. "Academic look hands region dollar-earning bonus."
Financial Post 1967. 61: 14. ill. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2869. Allaby, Ian. "The not so hallowed halls of
learning." Canadian Business. 1984. 57,9: 85-89.
ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the role of the University of
Waterloo in combining business and academia,
particularly in the fields of electronic
engineering and computers. Professorial
entrepreneurs are mentioned, as are companies
benefiting from the university’s expertise.
Period: 1957 - 1984.
2870. "Case for the co-operative curriculum." Labour
Gazette. 1970. 70: 840-5. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1970.
2871. "Co-operative program accelerates expansion."
financial Post 1965. 59: 59, 61. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2872. College Cord. 1929 - 1958. Loc: OWTLA.
Published by students of Waterloo College and
covering most aspects of college life. Until
1949, it was produced more frequently (usually
once every two weeks) in larger format; from 1950
it appeared in booksize format only 5 to 6 times a
year. The Wilfrid Laurier University Archives
holds a complete set. Period: 1926 - 1958.
2873. "College plans course to ease engineer shortage."
Labour Gazette. 1956. 56: 1230-1. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1956.
Culture and. Social Institutions
279
2874. Conestoga College/ Marani Rounthwaite and Dick
Planning Consultants. Conestoga College of
Applied Arts and Technology. Kitchener: Conestoga
College, 1967. 2 v. maps, tables. Loc: OKIT.
A survey of the proposed academic and physical
growth of the college from 1968 to 1972, including
details of curricula, estimated enrolment and
construction programme. Period: 1968 - 1972.
2875. Cord Weekly. 1958 -. Loc: OWTLA.
A weekly paper published by students of Waterloo
College and Associated Faculties, later Waterloo
Lutheran University and Wilfrid Laurier
University. Early issues consist of four pages in
large format on newsprint; sports news features
prominently. Period: 1958.
2876. Dainton, D.G. "Co-operative education at work."
Monetary Times. 1958. 126: 20-2. ill. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1958.
2877. Emmanuel Bible College. 50th anniversary, alumni
homecoming June 2,3,4 1989: Emmanuel Bible
College. Kitchener: The College, 1989. 1 folded
sheet, map. Loc: OKEBC.
A programme of anniversary activities, including
class reunions, speeches, music and church
services. There are plans of the campus and
individual buildings on the back of the programme.
Period: 1939 - 1989.
2878. Emmanuel Bible College. The pilot. Kitchener:
The College, 1944-. Loc: OKEBC.
Yearbooks containing information on school
curricula, administration, student organizations
and activities, with photographs of many students,
staff and the school buildings. Period: 1944 -
1973.
2879. Emmanuel Bible College. The pilot: twenty-fifth
anniversary 1940-1965. Kitchener: The College,
1965. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative yearbook consisting mainly of
illustrations and a short historical outline of
the Emmanuel Bible School’s origins in Stouffville
in 1940, its move to Ahrens Street, Kitchener in
1943, and change of name to Emmanuel Bible College
in 1948. The new campus on Fergus Avenue was
opened in July 1964. Period: 1940 - 1965.
2880. Euler, W.D. Berlin Business College. Berlin:
Berlin Business College, 1907. 32 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUR.
A promotional brochure including a brief
history, descriptions of courses, photographs and
some "stories of success." Period: 1906 - 1907.
2881. "The first sixty years of Waterloo Lutheran
University." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971.
59: 70-72. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary,
founded in 1911. Waterloo College, Waterloo
Lutheran University and the University of Waterloo
later developed from this institution. Period:
1911 - 1971.
2882. "Fledgling engineers already fly a little."
Financial Post. 1962. 56: 36. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2883. G.A. Brakely and Co., Toronto. New design for
higher education. Kitchener: Waterloo College and
Associate Faculties, 1958. 14 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brochure promoting the Waterloo Co-operative
Education Fund to establish the future University
of Waterloo. It explains the idea of co-operative
education for engineering and describes plans and
finances. Period: 1925 - 1958.
2884. Galt Business College. Annual announcement of the
Galt Business College. CIHM Microfiche series,
no. A0 1727. Galt Business College, 1898?. 13
frames, mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A promotional brochure and college calendar,
giving course descriptions and tuition fees. The
school was affiliated to the Hamilton Business
College. Period: 1890 - 1899.
2885. Greene, Maurice and Thomas, Walter Keith.
Reflections of Waterloo: University of Waterloo,
Waterloo, Canada. Waterloo: University of
Waterloo Bookstore, 1980. 65 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWT.
A brief history lavishly illustrated with mainly
contemporary photographs of the campus buildings,
colleges and students. Some local attractions,
such as Sheave Tower, Waterloo’s first schoolhouse
and the Brubacher farmhouse, are also featured.
Period: 1957 - 1980.
2886. "How a university operates for business."
Canadian Business. 1970. 43: 74. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1970.
2887. "Insurance companies back co-op plan at Waterloo
U." Financial Post. 1964. 58: 4. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
280
Culture and Social Institutions
Period: 1964.
2888. Klinck, Carl F. "Waterloo College library."
Ontario Library Review and Canadian Periodical
Index. 1942. 26: 430. Loc: OGU, OWTU.
A brief account by the current librarian,
including references to the grant from the
Carnegie Corporation in 1932, the new room and
shelving, the affiliation of the college with the
University of Western Ontario, and the separate
library of the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Period:
1914 - 1942.
2889. Lyon, Barry. The first 60 years: a history of
Waterloo Lutheran University from the opening of
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary in 1911, to the present
day. Waterloo Lutheran University, 1971. 56 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL.
A lavishly illustrated history of the
university, describing the students, faculty,
sports teams and buildings. Period: 1911 - 1971.
2890. Maijoribanks, R.C. "They train on the job in
college." Financial Post 1959. 53: 31. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1959.
2891. Mathews, R.D. and Byrne, Cyril and McKinnon,
Kenneth. The University of Waterloo: a special
study. The Montreal Committee on the
de-Canadianization of the Universities:
Sub-committee 6, 1969. Loc: OWTU.
A report on the growing number of American
citizens appointed as faculty at the university
during the 1960s. Non-Canadian curricula in the
humanities and social sciences, deterioration of
Canadian traditions, and the low proportion of
Canadian graduate students are seen as
consequences of this trend. The authors propose
various recommendations to the Canadian
Association of University Teachers and the
Minister of University of Affairs in Ontario,
William G. Davis, to ensure the promotion of
Canadian culture at the University of Waterloo as
well as other Canadian universities. Period: 1961
- 1969.
2892. McLean, Celia and Redmond, Chris. University of
Waterloo 1957-1982: twenty-fifth anniversary year
begins. Waterloo: University of Waterloo, 1982.
24 p. ilL Loc: OWRE, OWT.
A commemorative outline of the university’s
development out of the general arts college that
was associated with the Lutheran Church and
affiliated with the University of Western Ontario.
The authors comment on the co-operative work
programme and the establishment of St Jerome’s,
Renison, Conrad Grebel and St Paul’s Colleges.
Photographs of campus buildings and student
activities are interspersed through the text.
Period: 1957 - 1982.
2893. Mungall, C. "Rim university like a business."
Financial Post. 1967. 61: 19. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2894. Mungall, C. "These college students can’t help
making $$." Financial Post 1967. 61: 9. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2895. "New building ’pro’ status for Waterloo."
Financial Post 1962. 56: 3. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2896. "New school of social work." Canadian Welfare.
1966. 42: 33. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1966.
2897. "No ’multiversity’ ’dialogue’ to continue."
Financial Post 1965. 59: 59. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
2898. "Ontario okays Waterloo plan $25,000 grant."
Financial Post 1956. 50: 11. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1956.
2899. Potter, Alexander O. "Waterloo College." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1949. 37: 10-14. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the undergraduate arts
college which was developed in association with
the Evangelical Lutheran Seminary founded in 1911.
The author explains the college’s affiliation with
the University of Western Ontario and names many
important individuals connected with the
institution. Period: 1911 - 1949.
2900. Reflections and visions: 25 years of geography at
Waterloo. Edited by Richard E. Preston and Bruce
Mitchell. Publication Series, no. 33. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1990. 312 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
A collection of essays on trends in the
discipline of geography in Canada and at the
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281
University of Waterloo, with profiles of leading
geographers. Appendices include information on
courses offered by the Department of Geography at
Waterloo and provide lists of faculty and staff
members since 1962. Period: 1962 - 1988.
2901. Resurrection College. Resurrection College
Calendar. Kitchener: The College, 1962 - 1969.
Loc: OWTUCR.
A calendar for the institute of the Congregation
of the Resurrection, formerly the Pre-Theology
Department of St Jerome’s College. Information
includes a list of faculty, course descriptions,
admission regulations and an historical sketch.
The Congregation of the Resurrection Archives in
Waterloo holds the calendars for the years
1962-1963, 1963-64, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67,
1967-68, 1968-69. Period: 1962 - 1969.
2902. Roger, I. "Training a generation to lead."
Financial Post 1968. 62: 21. ill. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1968.
2903. Sanders, Ann Holm and Donovan, Mary Cochrane
and Donovan, Mary Ann. History of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital School of Nursing,
1895-1974. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital, 1977. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., bibl. Loc:
OKIT.
A brief history of the school including
information on early admission requirements,
training programmes, uniforms, lectures and
courses, residence rules and the Alumnae
Association, and reminiscences of former student
nurses dating back to 1909. The booklet also
includes the names of all graduates since 1898.
Period: 1895 - 1974.
2904. Schultz, Erich. "75 years at Wilfrid Laurier
University." Waterloo Historical Society. 1986.
74: 159-172. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the university’s origins as a
theological seminary founded in 1911, its
affiliation with the University of Western Ontario
in 1925, and status as a full degree-granting
institution in 1960. Waterloo Lutheran University
was renamed Wilfrid Laurier University in 1973.
The author relates the establishment of the main
programmes of study and describes the expansion of
physical facilities, enrolment, student
organizations, university administration,
finances, sports and publications. The article
concludes with an account of the 75th anniversary
celebrations. Period: 1911 - 1986.
2905. Scott, James. Of mud and dreams: University of
Waterloo, 1957-1967. Toronto: Ryerson Press,
1967. 194 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG.
A chronology of the university’s first decade,
including information on the establishment of the
university and its church-related colleges, the
first students, the faculties of engineering,
arts, science, and graduate studies, the
co-operative work-study programme, the
administration and funding. Period: 1957 - 1967.
2906. Sprung, J.P. "How a progressive university
provides computer education." Office
Administration. 1968. 14: 31-2, 34 ill. Loc: OHM,
OLU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1968.
2907. St Jerome’s College of Arts. St Jerome’s College:
Faculty of Arts announcement. Kitchener: The
College, 1952 - 1960. Loc: OWTUCR.
Calendars for the postsecondary institute of the
Congregation of the Resurrection which became
affiliated with the University of Ottawa in 1947.
Each includes a list of faculty, course
descriptions, admission regulations, a brief
history of the college and a description of its
facilities. The Congregation of the Resurrection
Archives in Waterloo holds the calendars for the
years 1952-53, 1954-55, 1955-56 and 1959-60.
Period: 1952 - 1960.
2908. Steiner, Samuel J. "The birth of Conrad Grebel
College." Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,2: 16. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A note of the 25th anniversary of the
commencement of teaching by J. Winfield Fretz.
The author remarks that the college might be dated
from 1959 because in that year Harvey Taves, H.H.
Epp and Ross Bender prepared a report that led to
its establishment. Period: 1959 - 1988.
2909. Stephen, Arthur and Ratchford, Douglas. Laurier
a photographic history. Wilfrid Laurier
University, 1988. 167 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWT, OWTUR, QWTUSJ.
A pictorial account of the establishment and
growth of the institution which began with the
founding of Waterloo Lutheran Seminary in 1911 and
included Waterloo College from 1925, Waterloo
Lutheran University in 1959 and Wilfrid Laurier
University in 1973. Period: 1911 - 1986.
2910. Taylor, Richard K 'Wilfrid Laurier University."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1973. 61: 74-75.
Loc: all.
A brief history of the university, noting its
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change of name from Waterloo Lutheran University
and mentioning the residences which are named
after those people who have contributed greatly to
the institution. Period: 1911 - 1973.
2911. "Two universities now educate 5,000." Financial
Post. 1965. 59: 59. ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965 -
2912. "U. of Waterloo launches drive for $3 million."
Financial Post 1962. 56: 8. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2913. "U. of Waterloo names 11 new faculty." Financial
Post. 1962. 56: 24. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2914. "Unique plan for education at Waterloo."
Financial Post. 1956. 50: 4. mf. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1956.
2915. "University expands: editorial." Industrial
Canada 1962. 63: 7. mf. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1962.
2916. University of St Jerome’s College. Calendar.
Kitchener: The College, 1960 - 1963. Loc: OWTUCR.
Calendar of the postsecondary institute of the
Congregation of the Resurrection which became
affiliated with the University of Waterloo in
1960. In 1962 the University of St Jerome’s
College moved from Kitchener and was integrated
with the University of Waterloo. Each calendar
includes information about admissions, courses,
faculty and facilities, with an academic calendar
and an historical sketch. The Congregation of the
Resurrection Archives in Waterloo holds the
calendars for 1960-61, 1961-62 and 1962-63.
Period: 1960 - 1963.
2917. University of Waterloo. Report of the president.
Waterloo: The University, 1967-. 86 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTU.
Brief illustrated surveys of programmes and
achievements. Period: 1967 - 1981.
2918. University of Waterloo. A university of its
time. Kitchener: Bean Printing, 1967. 12 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A brief survey of the university’s first decade,
reporting success in the experiment of a close
working relationship with business and industry.
The brochure is illustrated with views of the new
campus buildings and presents details of the 10th
anniversary fund-raising programme. Period: 1957 -
1967.
2919. Villaume, W.J. 'Why they go it alone: excerpts
from address." Financial Post 1964. 57: 6. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1964.
2920. 'Watch for 75 unique students. Waterloo
University engineers will be looking for jobs
soon." Financial Post. 1961. 55: 63. ill. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1961.
2921. Waterloo College and Associated Faculties.
Keystone. Waterloo: The College, 1950 Loc:
OKIT, OWTLA.
Yearbooks that give pictorial descriptions of
life on the campus of Waterloo College and later
Waterloo Lutheran University. There are
photographs and brief descriptions of graduates,
faculty, school organizations, school publications
and athletics. The first yearbook was published
to mark the 25th anniversary of the affiliation of
Waterloo College with the University of Western
Ontario. The Wilfrid Laurier University Archives
holds a complete set while the Kitchener Public
Library has yearbooks for 1958, 1959 and 1967.
Period: 1950 - 1991.
2922. 'Waterloo college extends course." Financial
Post 1960. 54: 19. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1960.
2923. 'Waterloo forms new division." Architecture
Canada 1969. 46: 21. ill. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1969.
2924. Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. 50th anniversary
catalogue, 1960-1961. Waterloo: The Seminary,
1961. 20 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTLA.
Includes a brief history and recollections and
reflections by the seminary’s first graduate, Dr
Nils Willison, and the president of the Alumni
Association, Albert A. Lorch. Period: 1911 - 1961.
2925. Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Waterloo Lutheran
Seminary 75th Anniversary fund appeal for the
Seminary Endowment Fund: 1911-1986. Waterloo: The
Seminary, 1986. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A booklet which contains a brief historical
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summary of the institution. Period: 1911 - 1986.
2926. "Waterloo’s engineering students spend six months
on the campus, six months on the job." Industrial
Canada. 1959. 60: 47-8. ill. mf. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1959.
2927. 'Waterloo School of Architecture." Architecture
Canada. 1967. 44: 57-9 charts. Loc: OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2928. Waterloo teaching investment." Financial Post.
1958. 52: 4. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1958.
2929. Waterloo: where the action is." Monetary Times.
1967. 135: 35. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
2930. Wilson, L.A. "How engineer plan is meeting tests."
financial Post 1958. 52: 41. tables, mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1958.
2931. Wright, D.T. "Industry welcomes its Waterloo."
Monetary Times. 1966. 134: 34-6. ill. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1966.
LITERARY WORKS
2932. Bearinger, N.M. Among the thorns. 1955. 36 p.
Loc: OWTUCG.
A collection of religious stories and poems by a
local Old Order Mennonite woman, dedicated to her
grandchildren. Period: cl890 - 1955.
2933. Bunyan, John. Johann Bunyan’s dritter Theil der
Pilger Reise aus dieser nach der zukunftigen
Welt. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1850. 192 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A German edition of John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s
progress part 3, published in Berlin.
2934. Campbell, Ian. "Knowles of Galt (1868-1944)."
Scottish Tradition. 1981 - 1982. 11-12: 163-176.
Loc: OGU.
An appraisal of the literary output of the Rev.
Robert E. Knowles, minister of Knox’s Church and
author of seven successful novels which are mostly
set in the Scottish community of Galt and Dumfries
Township. The author compares Knowles’s treatment
of his setting and themes with John Galt’s Bogle
Corbet, set in neighbouring Guelph. Period: 1900
- 1911.
2935. Dilse, Paul. Grand River people: poem.
Engravings, typesetting and printing by G. Brender
a Brandis. Carlisle: Brandstead Press, 1982. 4 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUR.
Poem about coming home to the Grand River Valley
in June with an Indian friend, and of the poet’s
love for the land.
2936. Drei fruhe deutschkanadische Dichter: Eugen
Funcken, Heinrich Rembe, Emil Quemer. Edited by
Hartmut Froeschle. Toronto: German-Canadian
Historical Association, 1978. 112 p. Loc: OWTU.
A collection of poems by three early
German-Canadians, two of whom, Eugen Funcken (a
Catholic priest) and Heinrich Rembe (a Lutheran
pastor) lived and wrote in Waterloo County in the
late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In
the introduction, translated into English, the
editor provides brief biographical sketches and
comments on themes of the poems which range from
religious devotion to nature. Period: 1831 - 1904.
2937. Dumas, Gerald. An afternoon in Waterloo Park: a
narrative poem Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1972.
134 p. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL, OKIT, OWT.
A long narrative poem that describes growing up
in Conestogo and Detroit in the 1930s and 1940s.
Memories of other German family members,
particularly the author’s mother, are also
recalled. Period: 1891 - 1971.
2938. Dunham, B. Mabel. 'William Wilfred Campbell,
1861-1918: an appreciation." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1918. 6: 44-47. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of the Berlin-born poet with
an appraisal of some of his works. Period: 1861 -
1918.
2939. Dyer, Mary Sparks. Spires aloft. Galt: Galt
Printers, 1938. 39 p. Loc: OCCA, OWTUR.
Collection of verse by a local poet and printed
locally, including poems on many topics including
Galt. An example is: "Oh, surely the Galt that I
see today/ Has a storied past that has slipped
away!" Period: 1938 - 1939.
2940. Dyer, Mary Sparks. Through that bright wood.
Galt: Galt Printers, 194-?. 39 p. Loc: OCCA, OKIT,
OWTUR.
Collection of poems by a local author, some of
which refer to Waterloo County locations such as
the covered bridge at West Montrose and the Grand
River valley. Period: 1920 - 1950.
284
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2941. Eby, Malcolm A. and Eby, Elizabeth R. Sam Biicker
and other Pennsylvania Dutch poems. The Authors,
1981. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OCP, OKIT.
A popular account in verse of the Pennsylvania
Mennonite migration to the Waterloo Township area,
illustrated with fraktur drawings. Period: 1800 -
1850.
2942. Eby, Oscar S. Red chalk rhymes. Kitchener: Oscar
S. Eby, 1922. 32 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A locally printed collection of poems dedicated
to the members of the Red Chalk Club. Period: 1922.
2943. Edwards, Elin S. "Something awful happened in
Mitchell": Elmira Gothic: "The verandah fell on
Mrs. Martin". 1987. 31 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A paper written for a university English course,
analyzing news stories and headlines from the
Elmira Signet between 1893 and 1894 for their
Gothic content. The essay presents excerpts from
the newspaper illustrating its tendency to
sensationalize rather than simply report bizarre,
unfortunate, tragic or cruel events. Euphemism
and juxtaposition are examined as journalistic
techniques. Period: 1893 - 1894.
2944. Erb, Peter C. "The Canadian poems of Eugen
Funcken, C.R.." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadische Jahrbuch. 1978. 4: 225-233.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A biographical appraisal of the verse of the
Resurrectionist priest at St Agatha, interpreted
in terms of the poet’s adaptation to the Canadian
milieu. Period: 1860 - 1880.
2945. Fischer, William Joseph. Child of destiny.
Toronto: William Briggs, 1909. 272 p. ill. Loc:
OWT.
A romantic novel involving a stolen child and an
orphan, written by Dr William J. Fischer
(1879-1912). Fischer was born in Waterloo and
later returned there to practise medicine. Period:
1879 - 1912.
2946. Fischer, William Joseph. The toiler and other
poems. Toronto: William Briggs, 1914. 167 p. ill.
Loc: OWT.
The second edition of the 1907 publication of
over one hundred poems by the Waterloo writer and
physician. Many poems have a Canadian flavour but
direct references to Waterloo County are few.
Period: 1907 - 1914.
2947. Friesen, Gerhard. Hier lasst uns Hutten bauen:
deutsche Gedichte lutherischer Pfarrer in Ontario
1869-1930. Deutschkanadische Schriften. Reihe A:
Belletristrik v. 7. Toronto: German-Canadian
Historical Association, 1984. 173 p. bibl. Loc:
OWTL.
A collection of German-language poems by
Lutheran pastors who, at some time in their lives,
resided in Ontario. Over half the fourteen
pastor-poets had ties to Waterloo County. All the
poems have religious themes but vary in form and
style. The author’s introduction (with an English
translation) provides some analysis of the works
in relation to the time and place in which each
was written.
2948. Froeschle, Hartmut. Nachrichten aus Ontario:
deutschsprachige Literatur in Kanada
Auslandsdeutsche Literatur der Gegenwart; Bd. 6.
Hildesheim: Olms Presse, 1981. 290 p. bibl. Loc:
OWTU.
A collection of German-language poems, prose,
and essays written in Ontario. Works are included
by Waterloo County residents Valentin Sawatzky,
George von Cardinal, Ben Sauder and Jacob H.
Janzen. There are brief references in the section
on literary criticism to the Pennsylvania-German
dialect and Russian Mennonite literature. Period:
1878 - 1981.
2949. Hale, Horatio. Was America peopled from
Polynesia: a study in comparative philology. CEHM
Microfiche series, no. 06667. Berlin: H.S.
Hallman, 1890. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
2950. Hess, Gerald. "The unveiling of a plaque to
William Wilfred Campbell." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1946. 34: 33-36. Loc: all.
Report of a gathering at Kitchener-Waterloo
Collegiate honouring the Berlin-born poet. Key
speakers were Fred Landon, president of the
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada and
Mabel Dunham, chief librarian of Kitchener Public
Library and current president of the Waterloo
Historical Society. A letter from Prime Minister
W.L. Mackenzie King in memory of W.W. Campbell is
included. Period: 1858 - 1946.
2951. Hett, J.E., Dr. The sexual organs, their use and
abuse: the subject on which men and women know
the least and ought to know the most CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 01534. Berlin: The Author, 1899.
2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
By the physician who was Mayor of Berlin in 1915
and 1916. Period: 1899 - 1900.
2952. Klinck, Carl F. Giving Canada a literary
history. Ottawa: Carleton University Press for
the University of Western Ontario, 1991. 228 p.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Memoirs of the Canadian literary historian,
including his recollections of Elmira where he was
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bom in 1908, and of Waterloo College where he
studied and taught until he resigned in 1947 on a
question of principle and moved to the University
of Western Ontario. His doctoral thesis was a
study of the Berlin-born poet, William Wilfred
Campbell, and Klinck recalls his role in the
dedication of a plaque honouring Campbell at the
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate in 1947. Klinck
pioneered the study of Canadian literature and
co-ordinated the writing of the Literary history
of Canada by a team of scholars. Period: 1908 -
1947.
2953. Knowles, Robert E., Rev. St Cuthbert’s: a noveL
Toronto: Revell, 1905. 339 p. Loc: OCCA.
A parish romance written from the minister’s
point of view and based on the church and
parishioners of Knox’s Presbyterian Church, Galt.
The author was minister of Knox’s at the turn of
the century. The book was reissued by McClelland
and Stewart in 1933. Period: 1900 - 1905.
2954. Knowles, Robert E., Rev. The undertow: a tale of
both sides of the sea Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1935. 403 p. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTU.
A novel set in Galt, telling the story of a
young clergyman tom between his Scottish homeland
and an Ontario town. Minister of Knox’s
Presbyterian Church, Galt from 1898 to 1915, the
author was later a feature writer for the Toronto
Star. The book was earlier published by Revell
in 1905. Period: 1850 - 1900.
2955. MacGeorge, David. Ae’ glint on ither days: being
incidents in the history of school life at the
famous old G.CJL for the past thirty-two years
and a collection of recent poems. Galt: Reporter
Press, 1917. 100 p. ill., ports. Loc: OCCA, OK1TW,
OWTUR.
Recollections of Galt Collegiate Institute from
1884 to 1917 by its caretaker, David MacGeorge.
The memories are mainly of accidents and mischief
of the pupils, but "Old Mac" also gives an account
of his being named "Poet Laureate of Galt." Many
of the 40 poems are about students, some titles
being the names of individuals, and some poems
refer to topical events such as the First World
War and women’s suffrage. Period: 1884 - 1917.
2956. MacGeorge, David. Bubbles from the boiler room.
Galt: Reformer Press, 1910. 198 p. ill. index.
Loc: OCCA.
A second book of poems, written as a memento of
"Old Mac’s" twenty five years as a caretaker of
Galt Collegiate Institute. Most of the poems
describe local scenes, local people, or recent
events: there are poems about women’s institutes,
Dickie Settlement, how G.C.I. won the track cup,
and the coming of electricity. Period: 1900 -
1910.
2957. MacGeorge, David. Original poems. Galt: Reformer
Press, 1904. 144 p. ill., port. Loc: OWTUR, OCCA.
A book of poems written by the caretaker of Galt
Collegiate Institute. Many of the poems are
written about the school or the students, and some
are written in Scottish dialect. The book opens
with a photograph of "Old Mac" and ends with an
alphabetical listing of the poems by title.
Period: 1903 - 1904.
2958. Merz, Philip Paul. Thesaurus biblicus, or,
hand-book of scripture reference. CEHM Microfiche
series, no. 26870. Waterloo: Observer Book Co.,
1880. 11 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A local imprint of a standard work.
2959. Noonan, Gerald A. and Linley, Margaret and Mota,
Miguel. Guide to the literary heritage of
Waterloo and Wellington counties from 1830 to the
mid-20th century: an historical bibliography of
authors and poets. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University, 1985. 152 p. ill., indexes, bibl. Loc:
OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG.
A collection of brief biographies of creative
writers who had some connection with Waterloo or
Wellington counties. There are entries for
fourteen writers associated with Waterloo County,
though their literary works do not necessarily
reflect or depict the region. The novelist James
Algie (1857-1928), bom at Ayr, wrote under the
pseudonym 'Wallace Lloyd." William Wilfred
Campbell (1861-1918) was a prolific poet and
author who was bora in Berlin but moved away as a
child. Bertha Mabel Dunham (1881-1957), chief
librarian of the Kitchener Public Library and very
active in community organizations, wrote four
novels about the history of the Waterloo region.
Oscar S. Eby, founder and editor of the Hespeler
Herald, published one volume of poetry in 1922.
William Joseph Fischer (1879-1912), a Waterloo
physician, contributed poems, short stories and
essays to magazines and published two collections
of verse. Charles Fotheringham (1895-1978) taught
music and published a collection of poems about
freemasonry in 1970. Henry Spencer Howell
(1857-1912) of Galt wrote poems and a travel book.
Robert Edward Knowles (1868-1946), minister of
Knox Presbyterian Church in Galt, published seven
novels depicting life in small-town Ontario.
David MacGeorge (1845-1925), caretaker of Galt
Collegiate for thirty years, published three
volumes of verse. Frank E. Page (1887-1965) lived
most of his life as a community leader in New
Dundee, and wrote a community history, poetry, a
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memoir of Homer Watson and two plays. Janette
Somerville of Ayr had poems published in the Ayr
Observer. Amelia Wamock (1878-1956), born in
Galt, became literary editor of the Toronto Mail
and Empire and wrote at least twelve books under
the pseudonym "Katherine Hale." Homer Ransford
Watson (1855-1936), noted painter of pioneer life
in Ontario, wrote two chapters of an unpublished
novel set in pioneer days. Mrs Aaron Weber, bom
1893 into the family of a Mennonite preacher,
published three volumes of poetry in the 1950s.
Period: 1850 - 1970.
2960. "Publication of The barefoot farm boy [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1955. 43: 53. Loc:
all.
A note of the joint publication by the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record and the Waterloo
Historical Society of C.A Panabaker’s booklet.
Period: 1955.
2961. Reed, Raymond. Jessie L. Beattie, her life and
works: a critical study. The Author, 1974?. 101
p. bibl. Loc: OCCA
An analysis of Beattie’s poems, novels,
biographies and autobiographical stories, many of
which are set in Ontario and some describe her
childhood on a Blair farm. Period: 1896 - 1972.
2962. Sauder, Ben. Der Nachbar an de Schtroas. St
Jacobs: Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of
Ontario, 1955. 35 p. port. Loc: OKIT, OKITW,
OWTUR.
A collection of 23 poems in the
Pennsylvania-German dialect, reflecting the
lifestyle and upbringing of the author. Edited
and introduced by Kurt Nabert, with a brief
biography of Ben Sauder. Period: cl932 - 1955.
2963. Sawatzky, Valentin. Glockenlauten: Gedichte. St
Michael, Austria: J.G. Blaschke, 1983. 284 p. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A collection of poems with various North
American and European themes. References to the
county are few and deal with the landscape.
Period: cl925 - cl980.
2964. Sims, Rachel. Under the maples. Blandford
Station: The Author, 1927?. 98 p. Loc: OKIT.
A fictional account based on the experience of
pioneer Scottish settlers in the Queen’s Bush,
including Wellesley Township. Period: 1830 - 1930.
2965. Stewart, Charles. The harp of Strathnaven a lay
of the Scottish Highland evictions and other
poems. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 33550. Galt:
Peter Paul and Bro., Buffalo, 1884. 1 fiche. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
2966. Williams, Margaret and Gledhill, Robert and
Noonan, Gerald A Two stories about Waterloo
County’s puzzle tombstone. Wilfrid Laurier
University, Department of English, 1973. 11 p.
ill. Loc: OCCA, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Two short stories, "Graveyards are interesting
places" by Margaret Williams and "Gone home" by
Robert Gledhill, giving fictional explanations for
the puzzle tombstone in Rushes Cemetery. The
stories were originally published in From 231,
volume 2, number 1. Period: 1865 - 1973.
2967. Wilson, D. "Dorothy Shoemaker award for
literature." Ontario Library Review. 1972. 56:
125-6. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
LIBRARIES
2968. "Ayr Public Library centennial [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1956. 44: 62. Loc: all.
A note including a reference to Dr G.E. Duff
Wilson’s history of the library. Period: 1856 -
1956.
2969. Beckman, Margaret and Langmead, Stephen and
Black, John. The best gift: a record of the Carnegie
libraries in Ontario. Toronto: Dundum Press,
1984. 192 p. ill. bibl., maps, indexes. Loc: OCLG,
OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWRN, OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the library-building programme in
Ontario that was financed by the Carnegie
Foundation. It includes information on 111 public
libraries, including the seven in Waterloo County
at Ayr, Berlin, Elmira, Galt, Hespeler, New
Hamburg, Preston and Waterloo. Maps, floor plans,
and photographs illustrate the work which is based
on library board minutes and the correspondence of
Andrew Carnegie and his secretary James Bertram.
Period: 1900 - 1917.
2970. Beckman, Margaret. "In the University of Waterloo
Library." Canadian Library Journal 1964. 21:
177-178. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1964
2971. Bergey, Loma L. "History of New Dundee Library."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 86-87.
Loc: all.
An historical sketch from 1900 to 1962 when the
library moved out of Herman Kavelman’s general
store into a new building. Members of the library
boards are listed. Period: 1900 - 1962.
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2972. Bergey, Loma L. "Library facilities of Wilmot
Township, 1853-1889." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 85-86. Loc: all.
A history of the township library from its
foundation in 1853 until 1889 when the books were
presented to the Mechanics’ Institute in Baden.
Period: 1853 - 1889.
2973. Berlin Free Library. Berliner Freibibliothek
deutscher Katalog. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1905. 22 p. Loc: OK1TW.
A catalogue of German books available at the
Berlin Free Library in 1905, listed by author.
Period: 1904 - 1905.
2974. Berlin Public Library. Berlin Public Library
by-laws, rules and regulations. 1907. 24 p. Loc:
OKiTW.
An outline of the duties of the Berlin Public
Library Board and those of the librarian and
assistants, and of borrowing regulations and
fines. The rules forbade any work of a
controversial or infidel nature in religious
matters in the library. Period: 1906 - 1907.
2975. Bowron, Margaret. "A short history of the Galt
Public Library, 1835 to 1905." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1955. 43: 37-44. ill. Loc:
all.
A survey of library services from the formation
of the Galt Subscription and Circulating Libraiy
and the organization of the Galt Mechanics’
Institute to the opening of the Carnegie building
in 1905. The author notes persons who promoted
library services and discusses library finances.
Period: 1835 - 1905.
2976. Brisbin, C.E. "Something new in Waterloo."
Ontario Library Review. 1961. 45: 237-8. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1961.
2977. Bruce, Lome. "Public libraries in Ontario,
1882-1920." Ontario History. 1985. 77,2:
123-149. ill., tabl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A general survey of libraries in Ontario,
outlining the evolution of administrative and
financial policies and management at provincial
and municipal levels. Berlin is included in a
table comparing statistics of free libraries in
various cities in 1894. Wilmot Township’s library
policy is quoted as an example of the way smaller
communities adhered to older practices. B. Mabel
Dunham is shown as instructor in a group
photograph of the first summer library school in
1911. Period: 1882 - 1920.
2978. Buchanan, Rena. The history of St Jacobs Public
Library. St Jacobs: The Author, 1959. 31 1. Loc:
OWRE.
An account by the assistant librarian of the
library’s origins in a donation by Lola Snider,
with a narrative of its early development. The
names of library board members and library staff
are listed (with an addendum updating this to
1964). Period: 1933 - 1959.
2979. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Co-operation in the libraries
of Waterloo County." Ontario Library Review.
1937. 21: 120-122. Loc: OKIT, OGU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1935 - 1937.
2980. Dunham, B. Mabel. 'Waterloo County’s library
scheme." Ontario Library Review and Canadian
Periodical Index. 1938. 22: 197-199. Loc: OGU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1936 - 1938.
2981. Ettinger, J. "County report: Waterloo County
Public Library." Ontario Library Review. 1972.
56: 245-7. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1972.
2982. Galt Public Library. The public library catalogue
1900, Town of Galt. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1900. 86
p. Loc: OCCA.
A list of the non-fiction holdings arranged by
subject, together with the library regulations.
Fiction, children’s books, periodicals and
reference books are listed separately. Period:
1899 - 1900.
2983. Grigg, Dorothy and Dunham, B. Mabel. "The
Kitchener Public Library." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1928. 16: 68-76. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the library which began
as a Mechanics’ Institute in 1854. The authors
mention programmes, policies and the names of
librarians and members of the library board.
Period: 1854 - 1928.
2984. Hebblethwaite, Norman. "Galt builds a new library:
with excerpts from Sheila EgofFs opening
address." Ontario Library Review. 1969. 53:
214-16. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1969.
2985. Hoffman, Susan. "Kitchener Public Library,
1884-1984." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984.
72: 34-39. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the celebrations of the library’s
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100th anniversary, particularly the opening of the
Grace Schmidt Room of Local History. Period: 1884
- 1984.
2986. Kerr, James E. "History of the Galt Public
Library." Waterloo Historical Society. 1914. 2:
17-19. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Galt Public Library, from
its beginnings in 1836 as a subscription library
to 1853, when the circulating library merged with
the Galt Mechanics’ Institute, and 1905 when the
Carnegie building was opened. Period: 1836 - 1905.
2987. Kirkness, Mary Anne and Miller, Bruce. The Elmira
Library: 100 years of service. Elmira: Waterloo
Regional Library, Elmira Branch, 1990. 11 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWRSC, OWT.
A brief commemorative history, noting the
library’s origins as the Elmira Mechanics’
Institute and mentioning librarians, buildings
present services. Period: 1888 - 1988.
2988. Kirkness, Mary Anne. "The Elmira Library: 100
years of service." Waterloo Historical Society.
1988. 76: 78-81. Loc: all.
A short history from the library’s beginnings as
a Mechanics’ Institute to its present location in
the Carnegie building. Period: 1888 - 1988.
2989. Kirkness, Mary Anne. The Elmira Library: a
history, a heritage. Elmira: Waterloo Regional
Library, Elmira Branch, 1988. 21 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW, OWRE.
To commemorate its 100th anniversary, one of its
staff traces the library’s development from its
beginnings with the Germania Society and the
Elmira Mechanics’ Institute, to the Elmira
Carnegie Free Library and its current status as a
branch of the Waterloo County Library. Topics
include the various library buildings, librarians,
the fire of 1915, library services and the
question of censorship. Period: 1888 - 1988.
2990. Kitchener Daily Record. "Retires after 36 years of
library work." Ontario Library Review and
Canadian Periodical Index. 1944. 28: 313-314.
Loc: OGU, OWTU.
An announcement of Miss Dunham’s resignation
because of ill-health from her post as chief
librarian at the Kitchener Public Library. A
biographical sketch includes references to the
tenfold expansion of the library’s circulation and
other measures of growth during her years there.
Period: 1908 - 1944.
2991. Lewis, D.E. "Lions share." Ontario Library
Review. 1961. 45: 239-40. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
About the contribution by the Waterloo Lions
Club to the Waterloo Public Library. Reference
from the Canadian Periodical Index. Period: 1961.
2992. New Dundee Library Board. Catalogue: New Dundee
Public library. The Library, 1912?. 51 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW.
A list of books for adults and children, divided
into subject categories and arranged by title.
There is an illustration of the library building
on Front Street and a photograph of Gottlieb
Bettschen, the original organizer and promoter of
the library. The rules of the library are listed,
the board of directors and librarians are named,
and there are advertisements by local businessmen.
Period: 1900 - 1915.
2993. "A new library at Kitchener." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 22. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the new Kitchener Public Library
opened in May 1962. Period: 1962.
2994. Ramsay, J.D. "The Hespeler Mechanics’ Institute
and Public Library." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1927. 15: 300-302. Loc: all.
A short history of the Institute from its
beginnings in 1871 to the formation of the
Hespeler Public Library in 1900. Period: 1871 -
1900.
2995. "Riverbank School becomes Waterloo County
Library." Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53:
74. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the re-opening of the school building
in October 1965, with some budget and collection
statistics for the Waterloo County Library since
its establishment in 1956 under the direction of
Walter Gowing. Period: cl865 - 1965.
2996. Schultz, Erich. "Kitchener-Waterloo welcomes the
Ontario Library Association." Ontario Library
Review. 1963. 47: 48-50. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1963.
2997. Shoemaker, Dorothy. "Fifty years of growing." .
Waterloo Historical Society. 1954. 42: 19-20.
Loc: all.
A report of celebrations of the 50th anniversaiy
celebrations at the Kitchener Public Library,
including some library statistics. Period: 1904 -
1954.
2998. Snider, Lillian. Thirtieth anniversaiy of the St
Jacobs Public Library, Nov. 23, 1964. 1964. 4 1.
Loc: OKIT.
An unpublished address given at the time of the
anniversary. The speech praises libraries in
general and mentions the St Jacobs libraiy and the
Culture and Social Institutions
289
Kitchener Public under the direction of Dorothy
Shoemaker. Period: 1934 - 1964.
2999. Waterloo County Library. The official opening and
dedication of the Waterloo County Library
building, October 16, 1965. The Library, 1965. 8
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRND.
A programme for the opening of the headquarters
of the county library in the former Riverbank
School building. It presents a brief history of
the school and of the county library itself,
commenced in 1956 by Walter Gowing as chief
librarian. Period: 1810 - 1965.
3000. Waterloo County Library. Report for the year
Waterloo County Library, Loc: OKIT.
Annual reports, each containing a statement from
the chief librarian, circulation statistics, a
financial statement, and a list of schools served
by the library. The Kitchener Public Library has
reports for the years 1957, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1965
and 1966. Period: 1957 - 1966.
3001. Waterloo Public Library. Official opening of the
new Waterloo Public Library. Waterloo: The
Library, 1966. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OWT.
The programme for the 1966 ceremony, including a
drawing of the exterior and a list of members of
the library board. Period: 1965 - 1966.
3002. 'Waterloo Public Library." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1966. 54: 88. Loc: all.
A note of the opening of the new library
building in June 1966, including a reference to
the library’s origins as a Mechanics’ Institute in
1867. Period: 1867 - 1966.
3003. Waterloo Public Library. Waterloo Public
Library. 3 v. ill. Loc: OWT.
A continuing scrapbook of the history of the
library in three volumes, with material copied
from newspapers and organized chronologically.
Plans and paper ephemera are included. The first
volume contains material from 1876 to 1966, the
second materials only for 1965, and the third
covers the period from 1966 to 1989. Period: 1876
- 1989.
3004. Waterloo Public Library. The Waterloo Public
Library golden jubilee, 1876-1926. Waterloo: The
Library, 1926. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A brief history of the institution which began
as a Mechanics’ Institute and was awarded a
Carnegie grant in 1902 to construct a new
building. The booklet presents the library’s
constitution and current with information on the
collection. Period: 1876 - 1926.
MUSIC AND PERFORMING ARTS
3005. Baker, George. A vocabulary of musical terms for
the use of the student in harmony, counterpoint
and composition, and for the executant, &c., with
which is interspersed notices of all modem
musical instruments. CLHM Microfiche series, no.
25719. Galt: Anderson, 1874. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Included as a local imprint.
3006. Berg, Wesley. From Russia with music: a study of
the Mennonite choral singing tradition in Canada.
Winnipeg: Hyperion Press, 1985. 152 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A history of choral singing among the Mennonites
of Russia and Canada including a description of
the tradition of saengerfests and references to
Waterloo County choirs and to musicians such as
Jacob H. Janzen, Abner Martin and Nicolai
Fehderau. Period: 1800 - 1985.
3007. "Berlin Philharmonic Society, 1896." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1921. 9: 194. Loc: all.
A list of 155 members in 1896, identified on a
large group photograph donated to the Waterloo
Historical Society during 1921. Only the first
initial is usually provided with few indications
of gender, so it is difficult to match names with
those already in the WRP database. Fourteen that
could be matched are indexed with this record.
Period: 1896 - 1921.
3008. Bickel, P.W. Das Singvogelein, oder Melodien und
Lieder fur Sonntags-Schulen. Berlin: Oberholtzer
and Bowman, 1871. 96 p. music. Also CLHM
Microfiche series, no. 58638. Loc: OKDHC, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A collection of 22 children’s hymns with music.
Some are translations of English-language songs or
use their melodies. An index lists the hymns by
their first lines. Period: 1870 - 1871.
3009. Breithaupt, W.H. "The Saengerfest of 1875."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1934. 22: 136-137.
Loc: all.
A description of the three-day festival held in
Berlin in August 1875. Some participating groups
were the Concordia of Berlin, Liedertafel of
Waterloo, the Orpheus Society of Detroit, the
Saengerbund and Orpheus Society of Buffalo,
Harmonia of Toronto, Germania of Hamilton,
Teutonia Lisbon and Liederkranz of Preston.
Period: 1875.
3010. Chadwick, W.R. and Reilly, P.F. The Berlin Opera
House, 1896-1900. Waterloo: Reilly and Chadwick,
1976. 153 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A report describing the building and
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performances. Floor plans and a cross-section
drawing are presented in the first part, with
information about the theatre’s operations. The
second section names each show, who put it on, the
cast, and the price, with comments about each one.
There are annual summaries of the productions,
with a longer conclusion that spans all four
years. Six appendices include a copy of the
obituary of the theatre’s owner, G.O. Philip.
Period: 1896 - 1900.
3011. Chislett, Anne. Quiet in the land Toronto:
Coach House Press, 1983. 115 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWR.E, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A two-act play about the dilemma of a young
Amish man near Elmira who wishes to enlist in the
First World War despite the pacifist stance of his
family and community. First performed at the
Blyth Summer Festival in 1981, the play became
very popular and Anne Chislett won the Governor
General’s Literary Award in 1983. Period: 1914 -
1983.
3012. Farquharson, Dorothy H. O, for a thousand tongues
to sing: a history of singing schools in early
Canada The Author, 1983. 114 p. facsims., bibl.
Loc: OKIT.
A general survey that refers (pp. 68-70) to
schools of the Amish and Old Order Mennonites.
The author reports conversations with Harold
Schiedel who worked as a coal trucker by day but
taught singing school in the evenings from 1930 to
1950. Classes were organized at Strasburg
Mennonite Church, the Mennonite Fellowship Groups
at Heidelberg and East Flora, and the ladder
factory at St Jacobs. Period: 1930 - 1950.
3013. Hill, Harry. School music: its practice in the
dasa-room. Waterloo: Waterloo Music Co., 1934.
133 p. music. Loc: OWTUR.
A guide for elementary school teachers of music.
At the time of writing, the author was the
director of the Department of Music Education of
the Kitchener-Waterloo Public Schools and
Collegiate Institute. Apart from the author’s
local connections and publication by the Waterloo
Music Co., there are no specific references to the
county. Period: 1934.
3014. Hill, Harry. A study of the voice of the boy.
Canadian Music Education Series. Waterloo:
Waterloo Music Co., 1943. 20 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A booklet dedicated to C.J. MacGregor, then
supervising principal of the Waterloo Public
Schools, and the pupils of Elizabeth Ziegler
School, Waterloo. The work is theoretical and
there are no direct references to the county, but
there is a short advertisement promoting C.F.
Thiele’s Pocket dictionary of musical terms,
also published by the Waterloo Music Company.
Period: 1942 - 1943.
3015. IODE, Queen Anne Chapter. For the relief work of
the Berlin Red Cross Society, the Daughters of the
Empire, Queen Anne Chapter present The Slender
Maid, Grand Opera House, January 1916. Berlin:
The Chapter, 1916. 2 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A concert programme from the Clement/Bowlby
Family Papers. Period: 1915 - 1916.
3016. Kallmann, Helmut. "The German contribution to
music in Canada." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch. 1975. 2: 152-166.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTL.
An historical overview including short profiles
of musicians from German-speaking countries and a
description of music in Waterloo County at the
time of the Saengerfeste and musical societies
from the 1870s to about 1914. Period: cl860 -
1958.
3017. Kitchener IODE, Princess of Wales Chapter.
Kenneth Sakos, tenor, with WJ\ Clement at the
piano. Kitchener: The Chapter, 1935. 4 p. Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT.
Programme of a concert held in October 1935 at
the Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate. From the
Clement/Bowlby Family Papers. Period: 1935 - 1936.
3018. Kitchener-Waterloo Community Concert Association.
Kitchener-Waterloo Community Concert Association
programmes and season calendars. Kitchener: The
Concert Association, 193 1-. Loc: OWTUR.
Three programmes and two season calendars of the
association. The three programmes are for: an
undated concert by the baritone, Richard Bonelli;
a harp recital by John Duncan in 1935; and an
undated piano concert by Dalies Frantz. The
season calendars are for the years 1931-1932, and
for the season 1935-1936. The calendar for
1931-1932 lists all the association’s members.
Most of the items are single sheets of paper.
Period: 1931 - 1936.
3019. Kitchener-Waterloo Community Concert Association.
Six decades of music: 1930-1990. Kitchener: The
Association, 1990. 11 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
An outline history of the association and its
performers with a list of local organizers of the
association. Period: 1930 - 1990.
3020. Kitchener-Waterloo Kinsmen Club.
Kitchener-Waterloo Kinsmen Chib presents.
Kitchener: The Club, 1945. 36 p. Loc: OKIT.
Programme for a concert by the Toronto Symphony
Orchestra in November 1945. All but one half-page
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consists of advertisements for local businesses.
Period: 1945 - 1946.
3021. Kitchener-Waterloo Kiwanis Club. Waterloo County
Kiwanis Music Festival Kitchener: The Club,
I960-. Loc: OKIT.
Programmes for the annual festivals at which
young music students competed. Kitchener Public
Library has programmes for 1960, 1965 and 1969.
Period: 1960 - 1969.
3022. Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre. The
Kitchener-Waterloo little Theatre journal 1935 -
1940. 2 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
Two bound scrapbooks of notices, advertising,
printed programmes, press reports and photographs
of the productions staged by the theatre company.
The first volume covers 1935 to 1938, and the
second 1938 to 1940. Tables of contents list
plays presented each season, with names of authors
and the dates produced. Plays by local authors
Edna Staebler and Clara Bernhardt are included.
Information is also given about the organization
and members of the theatre group, and other
activities such as workshops. Period: 1935 - 1940.
3023. Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre. The
Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre journal; special
volume A: festivals. Western Ontario Drama League,
general drama, 1935-1940. 1940. 1 v. (unpaged).
iU. Loc: OKIT.
A bound scrapbook of programmes, playbills,
newspaper clippings, regulations and schedules of
the plays submitted to the Western Drama League
and other festivals from 1935 to 1940. A table of
contents lists each year’s festival participation.
Period: 1935 - 1940.
3024. Kitchener-Waterloo Orchestral Society.
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra: second
annual concert. Kitchener: The Society, 1927. 4
p. Loc: OWTUR.
Programme of the concert conducted by James
Galloway in January 1927. From the Clement/Bowlby
Family Papers. Period: 1926 - 1927.
3025. Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic Choir. The
Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic Choir, accompanied
by the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra,
presents..... Kitchener: The Choir, 1939 - 1960.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
The University of Waterloo Library’s Doris Lewis
Rare Book Room, as part of the Clement/Bowlby
Family Papers, has a collection of seven
programmes for concerts presented in March 1946,
March 1949, April 1952, December 1952, May 1953,
February 1956 and April 1960. Among the works
performed were Haydn’s Creation, Bach’s St
Matthew’s Passion, Handel’s Messiah, and
Verdi’s Requiem Some of the programmes are
signed by soloists. The Kitchener Public Library
holds one programme for 1939. Period: 1939 - 1960.
3026. Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic Choir. Ye
Philharmonic Quire of Kitchener and Waterloo
presents ye olde tyme concerte on ye nyghte of ye
4th daye of December, MCMXXXTV, whych falleth on
a Tuesday, at ye Auditorium of ye Collegiate
Institute. Kitchener: The Choir, 1934. 2 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
A programme for a concert presented at the
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate Institute. Period:
1933 - 1934.
3027. Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra The
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra
presents.... Kitchener: The Orchestra, 1948 -
1974. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A collection of 33 concert programmes for
performances over a 36-year period. More than
half the programmes date from 1954 or earlier,
when Glenn Kruspe was conductor. Frederick Pohl
was conductor between 1961 and 1967. From the
Clement/Bowlby Family Papers in the Doris Lewis
Rare Book Room. Several programmes are also held
in the Grace Schmidt Room’s Rare Collection at the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1948 - 1974.
3028. Kiwanis jollies for nineteen thirty-one.
Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Kiwanis Club, 1931.
32 p. Loc: OKIT.
Programme for a concert in the Lyric Theatre in
aid of the Kiwanis Summer Camp for children at
Paradise Lake. Members and officers of the club
are listed with a message from president W.H.E.
Schmalz, and all but three of the pages carry
advertisements. Period: 1930 - 1931.
3029. Klinck, Carl F. "Early theatres of Waterloo
County: an article based upon the Berliner
Journal, 1859-1899." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1951. 39: 14-17. Loc: all.
A short account of the roles of the Turnvereine
and Little Theatre, including references to some
individuals and plays. Period: cl845 - cl900.
3030. Klinck, Otto W. "Concert halls and theatres in
Elmira." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72:
40-55. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the concert halls and theatres in
Elmira, giving their locations, descriptions of
the buildings, and information about the owners as
well as the performers. Period: 1886 - 1982.
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Culture and Social Institutions
3031. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Kitchener Ladies’ Band."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63: 4-10.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the group that flourished
from 1925 to about 1935. The author relates the
various functions in which the band participated,
and lists members including Evelyn Hofstetter
Barrett, Ada Eby, Nora Kaufman, Catherine Holle
Gourlay, Betty Ziegler, Dorothy Hughes Tuck,
Pauline Hahn Daniell and Helen Sim. Period: 1925 -
1935.
3032. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "William Kaiser’s band."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 144-147.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the Berlin band, organized in
1866, which was the nucleus of the Berlin Musical
Society formed in 1876. Band members are listed.
Period: 1866 - 1905.
3033. Machan, Claire. The first 40 years (1945-1985):
the history of the Kitchener-Waierloo Symphony
Orchestra. Kitchener: Ainsworth Press, 1986. 75
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A detailed history of the musicians, conductors,
performers, and managers who were involved with
the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra. It
includes the programme of the first concert in
1945 and a list of musicians in 1965. Period: 1945
- 1985.
3034. Maves, Dale Paid. The German Sangerfest in
Waterloo during the late nineteenth century.
University of Western Ontario (M.A. thesis,
Music), 1981. 248 1. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG.
A comprehensive study of the singing societies
and festivals (Sangerfeste) in the Berlin area
from the 1870s to 1912. The author examines their
origins in the Tumvereine (gymnastics clubs) of
the 1850s and discusses the influences of this
German cultural movement on the community and on
later musical associations. The last 150 pages of
the thesis comprise nine appendices of programmes,
photographs, drawings and newspaper clippings.
Period: 1860 - 1920.
3035. Mellor, John. Musk in the park: CJF. Thiele,
Gather of Canadian band musk. Waterloo: Melco
History Series, 1988. 139 p. ill., bibl. Loc:
OWTL, OKIT, OWT.
A biography of the most famous conductor and
composer of the Waterloo Musical Society Band,
Charles Frederick Thiele (1884-1954). Originally
the author’s MA thesis, this printed version
retains the same text but includes many
photographs and illustrations. Period: 1884 -
1954.
3036. Mellor, John. Professor C.F. Thiele: "father of
Canadian band musk”. Wilfrid Laurier University
(M.A thesis, History), 1986. 112 p. ilL, bibl.
Loc: OWTL.
A biography of Thiele (1884-1954), with an
appraisal of his role in the development of band
music in Canada. Director of the Waterloo Musical
Society Band from 1919 to 1932, Thiele later
organized the Waterloo Band Festival and the
Waterloo Music Company. An entertainer and
showman of international repute, Thiele promoted
bands and musicians throughout Canada. Period:
1884 - 1954.
3037. Mendelssohn’s masterpiece "St Paul" at the
Skating Rink, Berlin, Ont., on Thursday evening
May 28th, 1896. Berlin: Record Press, 1896. 5 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Text of the oratorio, conducted by Theo.
Zoellner, with Emma Specker as pianist, Annie Bean
as organist, Detta Ziegler soprano, Clara Specker
contralto, S.R. Gains tenor, E.W. Schuch and
Charles A Ruby, bass, and a chorus of 200 voices.
Advertisements by local businesses make up half
the booklet. Period: 1895 - 1896.
3038. Moore, Karolyn M. Musk at Waterloo College and
Waterloo Lutheran University, 1926-1959: with
special reference to the work of Ulrich S.
Leupold. Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A. thesis,
Music), 1974. 69 p. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A history of the musical organizations, leaders,
and events at Waterloo College and Waterloo
Lutheran University, from 1926 until the
establishment of a Department of Music in 1965. A
section is devoted to the musical accomplishments
and influence of Ulrich S. Leupold during his
tenure at the university from 1945 to 1970.
Musical programmes, choir members, and choir tours
are listed, and the music and words for "Waterloo
we’ll praise thee" and "Alma mater" are included.
Period: 1926 - 1970.
3039. The Navy League of Canada presents Grade Fields
... assisted by the Waterloo Musical Soriety Band
and the YMCA Chorus. Kitchener: The Navy League,
1940. 3 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Programme for a performance in September 1940,
at the Queen Street Auditorium, Kitchener. From
the Clement/Bowlby Family Papers. Period: 1939 -
1940.
3040. Official souvenir program: golden jubilee and
Saengerfest of the Harmonie Singing Soriety.
Waterloo: Waterloo Chronicle, 1912. 32 p. Loc:
OWT, OK3TW.
Musical programme for the Saengerfest of 1912,
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held in Waterloo to commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the Harmonie Singing Society. It
includes a brief histoiy of the club in German,
photographs of its officers and photographs of the
officers of the North American Saengerbund.
Photographs show the Waterloo Saengerfest of 1874
and the Waterloo Musical Band. Local businesses
placed advertisements, and one by the Waterloo
Water and Light Commission has a photograph of
Waterloo lit up at night. Period: 1911 - 1912.
3041. Peninsular Saengerfest, 1898. Official souvenir
program of the 13th Peninsular Saengerfest, to be
held at Berlin, Ontario, August 10, 11, 12 1898.
Berlin: Record Electric Press, 1898. 32 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A programme containing short biographies of some
of the performers, a list of participating
societies from Canada and the United States, and
lists of Berlin’s Saengerfest executive and
committee members. The German words to some
songs are included. There are photographs of Berlin,
advertisements by local establishments, and a
description of St Jerome’s College by Rev.
Theobald Spetz. Period: 1897 - 1898.
3042. Peninsular Saengerfest, 1902. Official souvenir
program: International Saengerfest under the
auspices of the Lake Erie and Canadian
Saengerbunds, Waterloo, Ontario, August 12, 13 and
14, 1902. 1902. 40 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT,
OWTUCR.
Musical programme for the 1902 Saengerfest held
in Waterloo, including photographs of performers
and the Saengerfest officers. Brief information
about the participating societies, advertisements
from local merchants, and the words to German
songs are provided. Period: 1901 - 1902.
3043. Reaney, James. I, the parade: the story of
Professor CJF. Thiele. 1982. 39, 29 p. Loc:
OWTUR.
Script of a two-act play about Charles Frederick
Thiele, conductor of the Waterloo Musical Society
Band and founder of the Waterloo Music Company.
The premiere was staged at the University of
Waterloo Humanities Theatre to celebrate the
university’s 25th anniversary. Period: 1883 -
1982.
3044. Ronnenberg, Ernest. "Kitchener Musical Society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64: 11-17.
ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the band which began in 1876,
naming many people and organizations that
contributed to musical life in Berlin/Kitchener.
Period: 1876 - 1976.
3045. Ronnenberg, Ernest. The Waterloo Band 1955. 146
1. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the band including numerous
anecdotes about influential members such as the
Zoellner and Roos families and C.F. Thiele. The
author describes tournaments, Saengerfeste,
excursions, tattoos, concerts, the Waterloo Band
Festival, and the sponsorship by the band of
bicycle races in the 1890s. Period: 1882 - 1955.
3046. Schultz, Jane M. The evolution of singing schools
among the Swiss Mennonites of Southern Ontario.
University of Waterloo (B.A thesis, Music), 1987.
82 p., bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A scholarly study of singing schools from their
evolution in New England and Virginia in the 18th
century to their spread among southern Ontario
Mennonites in the 19th and early 20th century.
There are biographical sketches of nine Waterloo
Mennonite leaders: Menno Shantz, Peter Shupe,
Moses Hunsberger, Titus Kolb, Nelson Bechtel,
Harold Schiedel, Joseph Steckley, S.M. Knagey and
Aaron C. Kolb. The author describes the
organization of the singing schools, texts and
voice arrangements, and discusses the controversy
that four-part harmony and the singing schools
created among the Mennonites. Period: 1800 - 1940.
3047. Scott’s Opera House programmes, 1920-1927. Galt:
1920 - 1927. 6 sheets, mf. Loc: OCLG.
A collection of theatre programmes for popular
entertainments, including the Galt Kiwanis Club’s
presentation of the Galt Comedy Players in "Adam
and Eve." Period: 1920 - 1927.
3048. Staebler, H.L. "Random notes on music of
nineteenth-centuiy Berlin, Ontario." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1949. 37: 14-18. Loc: all.
A sketch that mentions band competitions and
festivals, including the Saengerfests of 1886 and
1898, the development of the Berlin Musical
Society, and many names of local musicians such as
Glebe, Kaiser, Zeller, Zoellner and Bean. Period:
cl850 - 1900.
3049. Taylor, Andrew W. "The Galt Maple Leaf Quartette,
1913-1936." Waterloo Historical Society. 1949.
37: 18-23. ill. Loc: all.
An account of a very popular entertainment group
from Galt and its predecessor, the Manchester Male
Quartette, formed in 1905 and engaged by railway
and steamer companies for tours. The diary of the
leading member, Howard Henselwood, is reported to
contain details of all concerts ever given and
every number and encore. Period: 1913 - 1936.
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3050. Thompson, Bertha K "Musical merriment in Elmira."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73: 119-132.
ill. Loc: all.
An historical review of Elmira’s musical
heritage, including references to many local
people and the groups or concerts they organized.
Period: 1850 - 1983.
3051. Wall, Geoffrey and Mitchell, Clare. The
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra: community
impact. Toronto: The Association of Canadian
Orchestras, 1984. Ill p. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
One of a series of reports examining the
community impact of four Canadian symphony
orchestras. Using questionnaires and interviews,
the authors analyze the socio-economic
characteristics of the patrons, the involvement of
the musicians in the community, and the
socio-cultural and economic impact of the
orchestra in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. The
study concludes that "the Kitchener-Waterloo
Symphony makes positive contributions to the
quality of life in Kitchener-Waterloo." Period:
1983.
3052. "Waterloo band marks 90th anniversary." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1972. 60: 90. Loc: all.
A short note of the anniversary of the Waterloo
Concert Band which was formed in 1882, before the
Waterloo Musical Society. The article mentions
three of the band’s most notable directors: Noah
Zeller, Charles F. Thiele and John Conrad. Period:
1882 - 1972.
3053. Waterloo Celebration Theatre. Waterloo
Celebration Revue. Waterloo: University of
Waterloo, 1982. 4 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
An advertisement for three historical plays set
in Waterloo County and produced in celebration of
two anniversaries, the 125th of Waterloo as a
municipality, the 25th of the University of
Waterloo. The plays are Emma Orr, Quiet in the
Land, and World Premier. Period: 1897 - 1982.
3054. Waterloo Musical Society Band. 1882-1932, Golden
jubilee 50th anniversary of the Waterloo Musical
Society: official syllabus and history of Waterloo
Musical Society Band The Band, 1932. 44 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW, OWT.
A history including details of competitions,
performances, music, and band uniforms. There are
photographs of the bandmasters, presidents, and an
1867 photograph of the whole band. The second
part lists the contest rules for bands and
individual instruments, stating the various
classes and their test pieces. Period: 1882 -
1932.
VISUAL ARTS, INCLUDING
FOLK ART AND HANDICRAFTS
3055. Arts and Crafts Society of Kitchener. Papers
presented at the Arts and Crafts Society of
Kitchener, 1937-1941. 1988. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OKIT, OWTUR.
Papers presented on such topics as tapestry,
jade, medieval guilds and Gothic architecture,
with notes of the names of authors and hostesses.
In 1937 the society was known as the Community
Centre of Art and met in rooms provided by Mr
Janzen the florist. When the war began and Janzen
required the rooms, the society continued to meet
monthly at members’ homes. The Doris Lewis Rare
Book Room has a photocopy of the original volumes
held by the Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1937
- 1941.
3056. Bice, Clare. "Homer Watson." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1955. 43: 50-53. ill. Loc: all.
An address at the unveiling of a plaque
commemorating the artist. Period: 1856 - 1936.
3057. Bird, Michael S. "Beauty and simplicity: Germanic
folk art in Canada." German-Canadian Yearbook /
Deutachkanadiaches Jahrbuch. 1983. 7: 63-81. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTL.
A discussion of decorative arts in the
categories of furniture design, textiles,
ceramics, pottery, woodcarving, fraktur and
gravemarkers, including photographs of numerous
Waterloo pieces and profiles of artists David B.
Horst, Moses Eby, Adam Birnstihl, Mary Snyder and
Abraham Latschaw. Period: 1817 - 1965.
3058. Bird, Michael S. Calligraphy to cabinetmaking:
the fraktur and furniture of Abraham Latschaw
(1799-1870). Kitchener: Joseph Schneider Haus,
197-?. 20 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of sixteen samples of the artist’s
work accompanied by a short text describing the
background of each. A summary of Latschaw’s dual
career is provided at the front of the booklet.
Period: 1799 - 1870.
3059. Bird, Michael S. Canadian folk art: old ways in a
new land Don Mills: Oxford University Press,
1983. 121 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTL,
OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A colourful collection including twelve items
from Waterloo County. Photographs of paintings,
drawings (fraktur), sculptures, textiles,
furniture, architecture, gravemarkers, religious
objects, household articles and decorated boxes
are accompanied by brief descriptions of the
cultural, ethnic and historical background of each
object. Period: 1823 - cl950.
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3060. Bird, Michael S. "Gravestone symbolism: St
Boniface Cemetery, Mary hill." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1991. 79: 120-127. ill. Loc: all.
A discussion of the symbolic significance of the
cemetery’s arrangement and location and of the
decorative motifs on its stone markers, including
the cross, angels, birds, lambs, hands, hearts and
eyes. Period: 1826 - 1930.
3061. Bird, Michael S. "Jacob Bock (1798-1867): Waterloo
County’s first potter." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1982. 70: 63-67. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the man who briefly worked as a
potter from 1822 to 1825, with a description of
his straight-sided earthenware jars. Period: 1822
- 1825.
3062. Bird, Michael S. "Ontario and Pennsylvania:
parallels in the decorative arts." Canadian
Collector. 1979. 14,5: 48-51. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An account of a 1979 exhibition by the Heritage
Center of Lancaster County. The author suggests
that the exhibit indicates a new appreciation of
Canadian antiques, and gives details of the
displays and artists. The article includes
photographs of a fraktur drawing by Anna Weber,
woodcarvings by David Horst and furniture made in
Waterloo County. Period: 1800 - 1979.
3063. Bird, Michael S. Ontario fraktur: a
Pennsylvania-German folk tradition in early
Canada. Toronto: M.F. Feheley, 1977. 144 p. ill.,
bibl., map. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCG, OWTUR.
An illustrated history of fraktur in Canada,
describing its main elements, its major decorative
forms, and its best known artists. A chapter on
Waterloo County presents over 100 illustrated
examples of fraktur. Period: 1800 - 1890.
3064. Bird, Michael S. "Ontario fraktur art: a
decorative tradition in three Germanic
settlements." Ontario History. 1976. 68,4:
247-272. ill. bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A general description of fraktur and its uses,
with specific reference to work produced in the
geographical areas of Niagara, Markham Township
and Waterloo County before about 1920. There are
biographical notes on Waterloo fraktur artists
Abraham Latschaw, Samuel and Daniel Hoffman,
Noah Reist, Anna Weber and Joseph Martin. Period:
1800 - 1920.
3065. Bird, Michael S. "The painted furniture of John J.
Gerber and Christian O. Gerber." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1981. 69: 26-31. ill. Loc:
all.
An illustrated account of the painted furniture
produced by John Gerber (1809-1889) and his son
Christian (1845-1928) for the Amish people of
Wellesley Township between 1860 and 1928.
Information about other members of the Gerber
family is also given. Period: 1809 - 1928.
3066. Bird, Michael S. "Pennsylvania-German parallels:
decorative arts of Pennsylvania and Ontario."
Canadian Antiques and Art Review. 1979. 1,2:
20-27. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A discussion of the similarities in furniture,
folk art and decorative accessories between
Lancaster County and Waterloo County, illustrated
by photographs from the 1979 Pennsylvania-German
Parallels exhibition at the Heritage Centre of
Lancaster County. The author mentions specific
artists whose work demonstrates the evolution of
the Pennsylvania German tradition. Period: 1800 -
1979.
3067. Bird, Michael S. "A spirit of exuberance: Germanic
decorative arts in Nova Scotia and Ontario."
Canadian Antiques and Art Review. 1979. 1,1:
16-23. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An illustrated discussion of the Germanic
influence in the decorative arts in Canada,
particularly Nova Scotia and Ontario. Waterloo
County examples include the door of the Goetz
House of Maryhill, a Mennonite show towel
embroidered by Susanna Horst, and a hooked rug
with geometric patterns. Period: 1800 - 1979.
3068. Bird, Michael S. and Kobayashi, Teruko. A
splendid harvest: Germanic folk and decorative
arts in Canada. Toronto: Van Nostrand Reinhold,
1981. 240 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc: OCLG, OCP,
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUR, OWTUCG, OWRE.
An historical survey, with particular reference
to the Waterloo area. The book traces the
European and Pennsylvanian roots of fraktur,
furniture designs, woodcarvings, building styles,
textiles, pottery and gravemarkers, and places
them in their Canadian context. Artists are
identified with brief biographical sketches.
Period: 1800 - cl920.
3069. Bird, Michael S. "Taking it and leaving it:
fraktur in Waterloo County." From Pennsylvania to
Waterloo: Pennsylvania-German folk culture in
transition. Edited by Susan M. Burke and Matthew
H. Hill. Kitchener: Friends of the Joseph
Schneider Haus, 1991. Pp. 55-65. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A review of the process of discovering examples
of fraktur in Waterloo County and a discussion of
the main types. The author reports that most
Waterloo County fraktur art dates from the years
between 1822 and 1890 and comes from the small
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geographical area bounded by Berlin, Breslau, St
Jacobs and Hawkesville, in which Abraham Latschaw,
Isaac Hunsicker, Anna Weber and Joseph D. Bauman
worked. He concludes that the fraktur of Waterloo
County was conserving rather than a creative
response to its Lancaster County models, and that
there was much omission, simplification and
copying. Period: 1822 - 1923.
3070. Bird, Michael S. Three Waterloo County fraktur
artists." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64:
78-90. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A detailed analysis of the works of Abraham
Latschaw, Isaac Z. Hunsicker and Joseph Bauman.
The author notes that the iconographic depictions
used by the local artists can be traced to
medieval European origins. Period: 1799 - 1889.
3071. Blain, Brad. Elizabeth Eastman: a quiet inner
authority. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Art
Gallery, 1982. Loc: OKIT.
Catalogue of a 1982 exhibition at the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, including
paintings of West Montrose, Mannheim, Conestoga,
Chicopee, Doon, Victoria Park and Hidden Valley.
Eastman’s roles in the Kitchener-Waterloo Society
of Artists and the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery
are noted in a brief memoir of her life and work.
Period: 1905 - 1982.
3072. Burke, Susan M. "Perpetuation and adaptation: the
Germanic textiles of Waterloo County, 1800-1900."
From Pennsylvania to Waterloo:
Pennsylvania-German folk culture in transition
Edited by Susan M. Burke and Matthew H. Hill.
Kitchener: Friends of the Joseph Schneider Haus,
1991. Pp. 79-95. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A survey of the extent to which decorative
needlework (such as the embroidered towel and
sampler), comforters and other quilted items,
handwoven and jacquard fabrics, and carpets, in
Waterloo County may be related to practices in the
source areas of Pennsylvania and continental
Europe. The author concludes that a strong
traditionalism within the Pennsylvania-German
culture, reinforced by textile traditions brought
directly from Europe, allowed certain textile arts
to flourish longer than elsewhere in Ontario.
Period: 1800 - 1900.
3073. Burnham, Dorothy K Pieced quilts of Ontario.
Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum, 1975. 64 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
Photographs and diagrams of quilts and designs
from the Royal Ontario Museum’s collection,
including three examples from Waterloo County.
Period: 1875 - 1900.
3074. Burnham, Harold B. and Burnham, Dorothy K "Keep
me warm one night": early handweaving in eastern
Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
1972. 387 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc: OKIT.
A scholarly and comprehensive work produced in
association with the Royal Ontario Museum. Many
examples of Waterloo weaving are shown in the
chapters on linens, twill diaper coverlets,
doublecloth and jacquard coverlets, with
information on the date, place, owner and weaver
of each. Waterloo weavers mentioned include
Wilhelm Werlich, August Ploethner, Aaron Zelner,
Daniel Knechtel, Johan and George Lippert, and
John and William Noll. Period: 1799 - 1900.
3075. Conrad Grebel College. Woldemar Neufeld: an
exhibition of paintings of Waterloo County.
Waterloo: The College, 1974. 32 p. ilL Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT, OWT.
A description of the works held by Conrad Grebel
College, depicting various county scenes including
residences, parks, markets, and the Grand and
Conestogo Rivers. Period: 1808 - 1974.
3076. Coumans, Camilla C. "Ornamental iron grave
markers." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961. 49:
72-75. Ul. Loc: all.
An account of ornamental iron markers in
Waterloo County, most of which were made between
1860 to 1903 and are found in the German Catholic
settlements. Period: 1860 - 1903.
3077. Good, E. Reginald. Anna’s art: the fraktur art of
Anna Weber, a Waterloo County Mennonite artist,
1814-1888. Kitchener: Pochauna Publications,
1976. 48 p. ill., map. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRN,
OWT, OWTL, OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A biographical appraisal of Anna Weber, a
fraktur artist who was bom in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania and came to Waterloo County with her
family in 1825. Examples of her work are
presented in chronological order to show her
artistic development. Period: 1814 - 1888.
3078. Good, E. Reginald. Fraktur in Waterloo County,
Ontario. University of Waterloo (student essay),
1980. 1 v. bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
An analysis of the work and biographies of
Waterloo County fraktur artists Jacob Schumacher,
Isaac Z. Hunsicker, H. William Gerhardt, Abraham
Latschaw, Joseph Bauman and Anna Weber. The
local information is placed in the larger context of the
histoiy of fraktur, from its origins in the Rhine
Valley in the 17th century to the changes in
Mennonite life that led to its decline at the end
of the 19th century. Period: 1800 - 1900.
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3079. Good, E. Reginald. "Isaac Ziegler Hunsicker:
Ontario schoolmaster and fraktur artist."
Pennsylvania FolkBfe. 1977. 26,4: 2-8. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A scholarly biography of Hunsicker (1803-1870),
describing his works of fraktur and
schierschnibble or paper cuttings. Bom in
Pennsylvania, the artist had moved to Waterloo
County by 1830 when he illuminated the family
Bible of Jacob Kolb. Many examples of Hunsicker’s
art are discussed and six are illustrated. Period:
1803 - 1870.
3080. Good, E. Reginald. "Jacob Bock and his folk art."
Mennonite Life. 1980. 35,4: 20-34. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG.
An analysis of Jacob Bock’s 1825 tobacco jar,
Ontario’s earliest piece of dated earthenware
which is decorated with relief portraits of St
Ambrose. The author gives biographical
information about Bock and historical information
about the 1825 election in Waterloo Township.
Period: 1798 - 1825.
3081. Good, E. Reginald. "Johann Michael Stuempfle."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1978. 66: 55-60.
ill. Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of the Preston potter,
with English translations of his birth and baptism
certificates, a certificate of character, a
vaccination certificate, and a record of discharge
from his residence in Wuerttemberg. A letter from
his sisters in fraktur is reproduced with
photographs of a few pieces of his pottery.
Period: 1806 - 1879.
3082. Good, E. Reginald. "Joseph Witmer." Ontario
Histoiy. 1979. 71,4: 191-204. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUCG.
A well documented biography of Joseph Witmer,
(1812-1896), Tunker cabinetmaker and entrepreneur,
with photographs of his work and information on
his family, tools, furniture and workshops.
Period: 1812 - 1896.
3083. Good, E. Reginald. "Ontario fraktur artist Joseph
Bauman (1815-1890)." Canadian Collector. 1976.
11,6: 35-37. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A biography of the only known Ontario-born
fraktur artist of the nineteenth century. Bauman
was a pioneer Mennonite farmer in Woolwich
Township and created fraktur as a pastime.
Examples of illuminated song sheets and fraktur
produced for his many grandchildren illustrate the
article. Period: 1815 - 1889.
3084. Good, E. Reginald. Waterloo County itinerant
fraktur artists. Kitchener: Pochauna
Publications, 1977. 9 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A discussion of artists Jacob Schumacher, Isaac
Z. Hunsicker and William Gerhard, with samples of
their work including illuminations of bibles and
certificates. Period: 1805 - 1913.
3085. Good, E. Reginald. 'Weber, Anna." Dictionary of
Canadian Biography. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1982. 11: 913. Also in
Dictionnaire biographique du Canada, 11:
1011-1012. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A profile of the needleworker and fraktur
artist, whose family migrated from Pennsylvania in
1825 and settled one mile south of Conestogo.
Unusual as a female in this genre, Anna
(1814-1888) is described as "the most original and
prolific of Ontario’s fraktur artists." Period:
1825 - 1888.
3086. Greenspan, Sheila. Pennsylvania German frakturs
in Canada. University of Toronto (M.A. thesis),
1968. Loc: OTROM.
A non-circulating copy is held by the Royal
Ontario Museum’s Curatorial Department.
3087. Hamilton, Ross. Memorial exhibition of original
paintings by Homer Watson, R.C-A-, LUCL 1937.
12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A catalogue of 90 paintings with a memoir of
Homer Watson as artist, a list of his awards and
small reproductions of The flood gate, The
sheep pasture, The valley of the ridge and The
fallen tree. A similar but mimeographed
catalogue listing 217 paintings is dated 1947,
apparently marking the death of the artist’s
sister Phoebe. Period: 1880 - 1947.
3088. Hanks, Carole. Early Ontario gravestones.
Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1974. 94 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A survey of types of markers, materials used for
gravestones, techniques employed in marking the
stones, shapes, epitaphs, motifs and modern
stones. The author refers to the Kinzie-Bean
Pioneer Memorial Cemetery, Rushes Cemetery in
Wellesley Township, and Doon Cemetery and includes
photographs of many gravestones. Period: cl860 -
cl890.
3089. Harper, J. Russell. Homer Watson, R.C.A.,
1855-1936: paintings and drawings. Ottawa:
National Gallery of Canada, 1963. 44 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTU, OWTUR.
A illustrated catalogue of Homer Watson’s oil
paintings, drawings, prints and water colours,
exhibited by the National Gallery of Canada in
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1963. It also provides biographical information,
a chronology of Watson’s life and a selected
bibliography. Period: 1855 - 1936.
3090. "Homer Ransford Watson." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1936. 24: 239-241. ill. Loc: all.
A brief biography of the artist whose paintings
The Pioneer Mill and Last of the Drought were
bought by Queen Victoria and who produced the
panoramic Valcartier Camp during World War I.
Period: 1855 - 1936.
3091. "Homer Watson sketches sold to National Gallery."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 11. Loc:
all.
A note that about 500 sketches by Homer Watson
had been sold to the National Gallery, on
condition that six representative sketches were to
be donated to the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery.
Period: 1961 - 1962.
3092. Johannesen, S.K "Unknown furniture master of
Waterloo County." Canadian Collector. 1977.
12,4: 18-23. ill. Loc: OWTU.
Detailed descriptions of cupboards, chests and
wardrobes found in Waterloo County and
attributable to one craftsman. The furniture is
made of hardwood or painted and grained pine and
produced in a countrified American Empire style.
The author discusses design, construction and
ornamentation, and presents photographs of six
pieces. Period: 1820 - 1860.
3093. Kaethler, Maijorie and Shantz, Susan D. Quilts of
Waterloo County, a sampling. Waterloo: Maijorie
Kaethler, 1990. 63 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
An illustrated account of quilt-making in three
eras: "colonial" in the nineteenth century,
"traditional" since World War H, and
"contemporary". The accompanying text provides a
brief explanation of each work. The authors note
the significance of the Waterloo County Quilters’
Guild and the annual Ontario Mennonite Relief Sale
at New Hamburg. Period: 1850 - 1990.
3094. Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery. Annual report.
Kitchener: The Gallery, 1968 - 1991. Loc: OKIT.
Annual financial statements of the gallery,
including reports by the president, director and
volunteer committee and lists of supporters. Some
issues are bound with the summer issue of The
Calendar, the gallery’s quarterly newsletter.
The Kitchener Public Library has all annual
reports from 1968 to 1991. Period: 1968 - 1971.
3095. Kobayashi, Teruko and Bird, Michael S. A
compendium of Canadian folk artists. Erin: Boston
Mills Press, 1985. 243 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCLG,
OCP, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An illustrated dictionary providing biographical
information about artists and their art forms,
with references to museum collections and books
for each entry. Potters, woodcarvers, rug makers,
gravestone carver, painters and yard artists are
represented. Artists from Waterloo County include
Anna Weber (fraktur artist), Rebecca Schweitzer
(rug maker), Leah Frey Daum (painter) and Hella
Klassen Braun (doll-maker). Period: 1800 - 1985.
3096. Kobayashi, Teruko. "David B. Horst: St Jacobs
woodcarver." Waterloo Historical Society. 1977.
65: 78-92. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical account of Horst’s moves to the
United States, his jobs and health problems, with
an appraisal of his style. Period: 1873 - 1965.
3097. Kobayashi, Teruko. "Folk art in stone:
Pennsylvania German gravemarkers in Ontario."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 90-113.
ill. Loc: all.
A general discussion of the unique types of
gravemarkers and their decorative art, including
references to local cemeteries such as the
Kinzie-Biehn, First Mennonite Church (East End),
Martin Meeting House, Hagey and Wanner. Period:
cl804 - 1878.
3098. Kobayashi, Teruko and Bird, Michael S. and Price,
Elizabeth. Folk treasures of historic Ontario.
Toronto: Ontario Heritage Foundation, 1985. 128 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A catalogue of over 200 items of Ontario folk
art displayed at an exhibition in 1985. Artifacts
from Waterloo County include examples of paper
cutting, embroideiy, painting and fraktur. Period:
1800 - 1985.
3099. Kobayashi, Teruko. "Fred. G. Hoffman (1845-1926):
Waterloo County itinerant woodcarver." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1981. 69: 111-126. ill. Loc:
all.
A biographical appraisal of the folk artist,
largely based on interviews with people with whom
Hoffman stayed. Period: 1845 - 1926.
3100. Kobayashi, Teruko. "Local paintings tour Canada."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1974. 62: 26-29.
ill. Loc: all.
A short description of the two county paintings
chosen for the 1974 National Gallery of Canada
exhibition. People’s Art: Naive Art in Canada.
One, Birth of a City by Ora Walper, depicts the
corner of Schneider’s Lane and the Great Road (now
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the King-Queen intersection in Kitchener) in 1824.
Period: 1824 - 1974.
3101. Lamb, Jennifer A. "Nineteenth century jacquard
coverlets by German handweavers in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69:
43-60. ill. Loc: all.
A discussion of the machinery, dyes and patterns
used between 1850 and 1914 by notable local
weavers including Aaron Zelner, Julius Noll, John
Noll, Wilhelm Magnus Werlich, Daniel Knechtel,
August Ploethner, and John and Henry Lippert.
Period: 1850 - 1914.
3102. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. 'Wilfred H. Schultz,
artist." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989. 77:
38-53. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Schultz (1908-1975) who is best
remembered for his floral works but also sketched
Waterloo County landscapes. Period: 1908 - 1975.
3103. Lang-Runtz, Heather. "Snyder’s Mennonites."
Canadian Heritage. 1983 - August. 41: 31. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An interview with Peter Etril Snyder who paints
Mennonites engaged in farming activities. The
artist explains how he became interested in the
subject and talks about his technique and
approach. Period: 1966 - 1983.
3104. "Makes iron grave marker." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 77. Loc: all.
A note that Simon Dentinger of Elmira, retired
St Agatha blacksmith, had finished his own grave
marker. He made other markers and the iron cross
for the St Agatha Roman Catholic Church spire.
Period: 1886 - 1962.
3105. McIntosh, Frances R. "Homer Watson House
Charitable Foundation formed." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1982. 70: 125-127. ill. Loc:
alL
A short history of the house on Old Mill Road,
Kitchener, that served as the Doon School of Fine
Arts and as the Homer Watson Art Gallery. The
author notes the mandate of the management board,
formed in 1982, to maintain the house as a
memorial to Homer Watson, one of the first
internationally recognized Canadian artists.
Period: 1834 - 1982.
3106. McKendry, Ruth. Quilts and other bed coverings in
the Canadian tradition. Toronto: Van Nostrand
Reinhold, 1979. 240 p. ill. bibl., glossary,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A general account with specific examples of
Waterloo County quilts and jacquard coverings
included in the index. Among the artists
represented are Fanny and Lydia Leis and John
Noll. Period: 1868 - 1885.
3107. Memorial exhibition of selected works: Homer
Watson R.C.A., LL.D.. Toronto: Mellors Galleries,
1936. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A catalogue of 54 paintings with an appreciation
by Sir Wyly Grier and small reproductions of four
works. Period: 1880 - 1936.
3108. Miller, Muriel. Homer Watson, the man of Doon.
Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1938 reprinted 1988. 164
p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR.
A biography of the landscape artist including
copies of several of his paintings. The author
discusses phases of Watson’s work and notes the
individuals who encouraged and influenced him.
The 1988 reprint by Summerhill Press, Toronto adds
an epilogue as well as an updated list of Watson’s
works. The Kitchener Public Library, Wilfrid
Laurier University Library and the University of
Waterloo Library’s Doris Lewis Rare Book Room hold
copies of the original edition. Period: 1855 -
1936.
3109. Milloy, Cathy. Waterloo County artists,
1930-1960: research done for an exhibit at the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery to commemorate the
75th anniversary of Wilfrid Laurier University.
1986. 33 p. Loc: OKIT.
Brief sketches of the art education, exhibitions
and affiliations of 33 Waterloo artists, including
Ralph Ashton, Dorothea Ashton, Jack Bechtel, Alma
Bergman, Jeannette Clarke, Ralph Conner, Elizabeth
Eastman, Kathleen Geil, Peter Goetz, Beatrice
Hatch, Ralph Hodgson, Alethea Johnston, Ruben
Jukes, Jerrine Wells Kinton, Carl Klem, Betty
Koch, Mathew Kousal, Jim Kraemer, John Martin,
Harold Morrow, Herb Odd, Joseph Pantalony, Lottie
Rood, Hilda Ruston, Wilfred Schultz, Don Shaw,
Nora Smyth, Marjorie Belle Snyder, John
Schlachter, Jane Van Every, Ora Walper, Paul
Winchester and Idessa Zimmerman. Period: 1930 -
1960.
3110. Noonan, Gerald A. "Conestogo’s picturesque past as
a summer art colony." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1982. 70: 25-31. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of artists who painted in
Conestogo around the turn of the century,
including C.M. Manly, F.S. Challener and Fred H.
Brigden. Period: 1855 - 1981.
3111. Page, Frank E. "Homer Watson: an appreciation."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1944. 32: 22-25.
Loc: all.
A biographical sketch of the "man of Doon" by a
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close friend. Period: 1855 - 1936.
3112. Page, Frank E. Homer Watson, artist and man.
Kitchener: Commercial Printing, 1939. 182 p. ill.
Loc: OK3T, OWTL.
A biography of the Doon-bom landscape artist
written by his friend. Chapters provide
information on Watson’s early life, his humour,
painting style and technique, studies and work,
family including his sister Phoebe, associations
with other artists, and the correspondence of his
wife Roxie Watson. Appendices contain criticisms
and tributes and a list of honours and awards.
Period: 1855 - 1936.
3113. Page, Frank E. "Homer Watson plaque." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1955. 43: 49. ill. Loc: all.
The transcript of remarks made at the unveiling
of a plaque commemorating Watson’s life and work.
Period: 1856 - 1955.
3114. Pain, Howard. The heritage of Upper Canadian
furniture: a study in the survival of formal and
vernacular styles from Britain, America and
Europe, 1780-1900. Toronto: Van Nostrand
Reinhold, 1978. 548 p. ill., bibl., glossary,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A well-illustrated book with over 70 Waterloo
County references in the index, many to annotated
photographs of furniture in the chapter on the
Germanic tradition. Period: 1800 - 1900.
3115. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Anna Weber hat das gemacht:
Anna Weber (1814-1888), a fraktur painter of
Waterloo County, Ontario." Mennonite Life. 1975.
30,4: 15-19. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A biographical critique of the technique, style
and imagery of Weber’s work. Five examples are
illustrated, one on the back page of the magazine.
The article was reprinted in the 1976 spring
edition of the workpapers of the American
Historical Society of Germans from Russia, #20,
pp. 50-54. Period: 1814 - 1888.
3116. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Be fruitful and multiply:
Swiss-German Mennonite quilts in Waterloo County,
Ontario, 1875-1975." Canadian Antiques and Art
Review. 1980. 1,6: 34-39. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An illustrated survey of styles and symbols used
by local quilt makers. Period: 1875 - 1975.
3117. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Christmas characters: text
and illustrations. Kitchener: Joseph Schneider
Haus, 1983. 6 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
An illustrated description of Christmas
personalities, such as Christkindel, Pelznickel,
Santa Claus, St Nicholas, Krampus, Knecht Ruprecht
and Didukh, who have been added to the Canadian
culture by European immigrants. Period: 1800 -
1914.
3118. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Crossroads quilts." Canada
Quilts. 1990. Issue 86: 28-31. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of an exhibition of historic quilts
from Waterloo and Wellington Counties, chosen from
the collection of Doon Heritage Crossroads by the
author. The quilts represent four major ethnic
groups: the Scots, Germans, Pennsylvania Germans,
the English and Irish. The exhibition catalogue
of the same title is also indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1852 - 1930.
3119. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Crossroads quilts: the Doon
Heritage Crossroads collection of historic
quilts. 1990. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An essay on the history, exhibition, and naming
of quilts, showing examples from the 1990
exhibition of Waterloo and Wellington County
quilts in the collection of Doon Heritage
Crossroads. It documents the thirty quilts
exhibited, includes an article on quilt
preservation, and identifies resource materials on
quilting. Period: 1806 - 1990.
3120. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "The Dutch-German Mennonite
tradition in Waterloo County, Ontario." Canadian
Antiques and Art Review. 1980 - 1981. 2,14:
29-32. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A description of the ethnic handicrafts brought
to Waterloo County by Ukrainian Mennonites
following the Russian Revolution and World War II.
Examples of the arts of embroidery, fraktur,
woodworking and cooking are depicted and some
individual artists are mentioned. Period- 1917 -
1981.
3121. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "The flowering of southern
Ontario Mennonite fraktur." Multiculturalism
1977. 1,3: 9-12. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A description of fraktur and its artists in the
regions of Niagara, Markham and Waterloo. The
techniques of early Waterloo artists such as
Abraham Latschaw and Anna Weber are discussed,
with those of such contemporary artists as
Susannah Shantz and Elizabeth Eby. The author
notes the effects on fraktur of the introduction
of printing in Waterloo County in the 1840s and of
parochial schools. Period: 1799 - 1977.
3122. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Gardens, hearts and
distelfinken: symbols in Mennonite folk art speak
of paradise." Canadian Collector. 1984. 19,5:
36-39. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A discussion of a nineteenth-century ink drawing
by Judith Hoffman, an Old Order Mennonite child.
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The author claims that the symbols of landscape,
plants, animals, people and geometric forms, seen
in the work of Hoffman and other Mennonites, are
images of paradise. Period: 1787 - 1979.
3123. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "German-Alsatian iron grave
markers in southern Ontario Roman Catholic
cemeteries." Material History Bulletin. 1983.
18: 35-36. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A short review including references to the
churchyards of St Agatha, St Boniface (Maryhill),
St Clements and St Joseph’s (Macton) in Waterloo
County, as well as seven other cemeteries in Bruce
and Huron Counties. Period: 1835 - 1982.
3124. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "A great many tramps we had
overnight...": Fred Hoffman and the tramp art
tradition in Waterloo Counly. Kitchener: Joseph
Schneider Haus, 1989. 10 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A description of the woodcarving work of Fred
Hoffman (1845-1926), set in the context of other
tramp art in the county. Historical information
is given about itinerants, including the Mennonite
custom of providing a Trampstub or "tramp’s room."
Period: 1845 - 1989.
3125. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Handschriften: handwritten
forms in Germanic Waterloo County. Kitchener:
Joseph Schneider Haus, 1984. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A discussion of five types of script identified
as fraktur (Gothic), cursive, Roman, round-hand,
and public school hand, with reference to examples
from the work of printers, gravestone cutters,
teachers and amateurs. Period: 1810 - 1897.
3126. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Hearts and flowers:
paper-cutting and paper-weaving in the Waterloo
County Swiss-German Mennonite community."
Canadian Antiques and Art Review. 1980. 1,8:
33-39. ill. Loc: OWTU.
Descriptions of the various forms of paper art,
including paper cutting, paper-weaving,
paper-braiding and paper sculpture, Period: 1800 -
1980.
3127. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "The iconography of the show
towel." Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64:
49-69. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A detailed article on the history and
significance behind the embroidered symbols
stitched by Pennsylvania-German women in Waterloo
County. Photographs of nineteenth-century
needlework illustrate the recurring motifs and
messages in the work of various textile artists.
Period: 1799 - 1878.
3128. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Im Zeichen der Zwillinge."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63: 52-62.
ill. Loc: all.
An analysis of the birth certificates of
Veronica Schumacher Eby and Lidia Kolb as examples
of "Fraktur" and "Scherenschnitte", executed by
the same unknown artist. The author also explains
the astrological significance of the figures in
the certificates and makes genealogical
connections to family members still living in
Waterloo County. Period: 1815 - 1975.
3129. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "In Thy holy place: a model
of the Tabernacle of Israel." Mennogesprach.
1985. 3,2: 9-11. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A discussion of a model made by the students of
S.F. Coffman at the Ontario Mennonite Bible School
in Berlin, at the beginning of the twentieth
century. The author considers the model as a work
of art and a symbol, and places it in the context
of the life of S.F. Coffman and a hymn that he
composed, "In Thy holy place." The model was part
of a 1985 exhibition of folk art from Mennonite
and other Anabaptist communities of Ontario.
Period: 1909 - 1919.
3130. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "The iron cross and the tree
of life: German-Alsatian gravemarkers in Waterloo
Region and Bruce County Roman Catholic
cemeteries." Ontario History. 1976. 68,1: 1-16.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An historical account of the iron gravemarkers
in the cemeteries of Maryhill (formerly New
Germany), St Agatha and St Clements. The author
discusses the symbolism of motifs dealing with the
affirmation of life, life everlasting and
resurrection found in tree of life (Lebensbaum)
designs on the cast metal crosses. The work of St
Agatha artisan Simon Dentinger is identified.
Period: 1858 - 1903.
3131. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "A laboratory of tradition:
a visit to Waterloo County." Canadian Collector.
1981. 16,1: 32-34. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An account of a visit to an Old Order Mennonite
household in Waterloo County, with a discussion of
the furnishings and decorated items as examples of
folk art. Period: 1981.
3132. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Landscape and meaning:
structure and symbolism of the Swiss-German
Mennonite farmstead of the Waterloo Region,
Ontario." Canadian Ethnic Studies. 1984. 16,3:
35-52. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An analysis of the layout of Waterloo Mennonite
farmsteads, described in terms of a miniature
paradise that reconciles the three polarities of
male/female, farmstead/world, and God/humankind.
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The imagery of the decorations within the home, on
textiles, woodwork, fraktur and tinware, is seen
as reflecting this paradise theme.
3133. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. The language of paradise:
folk art from Mennonite and other Anabaptist
communities of Ontario. London: London Regional
Art Gallery, 1985. 66 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUR,
OKtTW, OKIT.
A catalogue of the folk art exhibition organized
by Patterson at the gallery in September-October
1985. It provides historical background as well
as detailed descriptions and photographs of
samples of fraktur, textile arts, quilting,
woodcarving, pottery and furnishings. Period:
cl800 - 1985.
3134. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Meditative hearts: heart
symbolism in the Mennonite folk art of Southern
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70:
32-49. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A detailed study of the significance of the
heart as both symbol and ornament in Mennonite art
forms. Beginning with examples from 15th-century
Europe, the author traces the continuity of the
heart motif to the work done by
Pennsylvania-Germans in Waterloo County as late as
the 1970s. Period: 1800 - 1976.
3135. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Mennonite dolls and
costumes." Canadian Collector. 1979. 14,6:
35-38. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A description of five dolls of Waterloo County,
ranging in time from 1900 to 1975. The dolls
reflect the changing dress of Mennonite women from
their hairstyles and cap to their underwear and
shoes. Dress style, fabric and colour are
discussed in relation to age, Mennonite church
order and season. The author gives the German
names for the articles of clothing and related
items. Period: 1900 - 1975.
3136. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Mennonite folk art of
Waterloo County. Waterloo: University of
Waterloo, Gallery of the Theatre of the Arts,
1966. 50 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the
university gallery, with photographs and notes on
the various exhibits including quilts, towels,
baskets, clothing, fraktur and paper cutouts.
Period: 1800 - 1966.
3137. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Mennonite folk art of
Waterloo County." Ontario History. 1968. 60,3:
81-104. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A detailed examination of fraktur, needlework
and cut-paper work by Waterloo Mennonite women
such as Anna Weber, Mrs Noah Reesor, and Fanny
and Lydia Leis. The embroidery and needlework of
the Russian Mennonite artists are also discussed, and
other forms of folk art such as basketry,
painting, furniture, decorated food and carved
wooden items called "treen" are briefly mentioned.
Period: 1800 - 1968.
3138. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Mennonite gardens."
Canadian Antiques and Art Review. 1980. 1,9:
36-39. ill. Loc: OWTU.
An illustrated description of the four-square
garden, a type of garden brought to Waterloo
County by Mennonites from Pennsylvania. The
garden is seen as a reflection of the biblical
paradise garden, especially when contrasted with
the early wilderness. Period: 1800 - 1980.
3139. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Mennonite traditional
arts." Canadian Antiques Collector. 1971. 6,5:
77-80. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A brief overview of some of the traditional
Mennonite arts in Waterloo County. The emphasis
is on folk arts still practised in 1972, such as
fraktur, needlework and cookery, but tree-carving,
pottery, furniture and paper-cutting are also
mentioned. Period: 1830 - 1972.
3140. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Mennonite traditional arts
of the Waterloo Region and Southern Ontario: a
historical view. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo
Art Gallery, 1974. 23 p. ill. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
A catalogue for an exhibition during the summer
of 1974 at the gallery. Short paragraphs describe
157 samples of fraktur, woodcarvings, furniture,
paper cuttings, pottery, ceramics, textiles,
needlework, quilts and paintings. Period: 1800 -
1975.
3141. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Minerva Hoffman Martin and
Simeon Efay Martin: two Swiss-German Mennonite
folk artists of the Waterloo Region, Ontario.
Waterloo: The Author, 1979. 140 1. ill., bibl.
Loc: OWTU.
Transcriptions of autobiographical narratives by
the two folk artists, with comments by the author
on their lives and art. Minerva Martin was chosen
for her talents in sewing, knitting, crocheting,
rug hooking, quilting and gardening while Simeon
Martin was chosen for his skills in woodcarving
and designing barns and churches. Photographs of
both artists’ works are included as well as
drawings and plans of their homes and farmyards.
Period: 1892 - 1978.
3142. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Piece by piece: Anna
Shoemaker of Waterloo County (1909-1983)." Canada
Quilts. 1984. 8,4: 2. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A description of the design and technique used
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by a Mennonite quilt maker, with reference to a
quilt made of block quilts with different motifs
appliqued on them. The author notes that another
of Anna’s quilts, Log cabin (straight furrow)
won a prize in the Design Canada Exhibition of
1974. Period: 1909 - 1983.
3143. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "Settlers in paradise:
Mennonite folk art in Waterloo County." Acts of
concealment: Mennonite/s writing in Canada
Edited by Hildegard Froese Tiessen and Peter
Hinchcliffe. University of Waterloo Press, 1992.
Pp 152-165. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTU, OWTL.
An essay tracing the development of Waterloo
Mennonite traditional arts from early 19th-century
Pennsylvania to the early modern, modem and
contemporary styles of the twentieth century. The
author refers to artists in furniture, fraktur,
embroidery, woodcarving and quilting. Period: 1800
- 1990.
3144. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Swiss-German and
Dutch-German Mennonite traditional art in the
Waterloo Region, Ontario. Mercury Series:
Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies no. 27.
Ottawa: National Museums of Canada, 1979. 216 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG, OKITW.
A comparison of the two styles of folk art and a
discussion of different cultural influences on
each group’s traditional styles. Art forms
include fraktur, paper cutting, textile work,
embroidery and other needle work, drawing,
woodcarving and other wood work, ribbon work,
quilt making, rug hooking, painting, toy making,
children’s school work, and ornamental cooking.
Period: cl800 - cl930.
3145. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. 'Waterloo region gardens in
the Germanic tradition." Material History
Bulletin. 1984. 19: 49-52. ill. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A review of the ornamental and symbolic features
of the Germanic garden, especially its
rectangular, enclosed form and four-square
composition. The author describes several
Waterloo County examples that survive in pure or
modified form. Period: 1820 - 1980.
3146. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. 'Where one teaches God’s
Word: image and text in Mennonite folk art."
Mennogesprach. 1990. 8,1: 1-4, 7-8. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
An analysis of the textiles, woodwork, books and
fraktur displayed at an exhibition at the Conrad
Grebel Library in 1990, with a list of items and
their owners. The purposes of the objects are
described, whether for teaching, giving,
displaying, identification or recording. Period:
1820 - 1990.
3147. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. Wreath & bough: decorative
arts of Amish-Mennonite settlers in Waterloo
County. Waterloo: Ontario German Folklife
Society, 1983. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG,
OWTUR.
An appraisal of the recurring motifs of Amish
folk art, in relation to the history of the Amish
people. Fraktur, embroidery, wreath and quilt
making, stone work (for grave markers), rug
hooking, woodcarving, and landscape art (the four
square garden) are all discussed. Period: cl820 -
cl920.
3148. Regional Municipality of Waterloo, Historic Sites
Department. The Canadian Harvest Collection of
Terry Kobayashi and Michael Bird Waterloo: The
Department, 1987?. 6 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A description of a collection of over 500
examples of Germanic folk art, many by artists in
the Waterloo area. Including pottery, weaving,
furniture, woodcarving, fraktur and paintings, the
collection was acquired by the Regional
Municipality of Waterloo in 1984 for the Joseph
Schneider Haus Gallery and Museum. Period: 1850 -
1989.
3149. Shackleton, Philip. The furniture of old
Ontario. Toronto: Macmillan, 1973. 399 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A profusely illustrated book, showing chairs,
chests, cupboards, looking-glasses and a dry sink
from Waterloo County. Period: 1830 - 1900.
3150. Shantz, Minerva. Minerva’s notebook on spinning
and weaving. Kitchener-Waterloo Weavers’ Guild,
1982. 19 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
Minerva Shantz’s (1896-1977) notes on how to
prepare fleece for spinning and dyeing. Recipes
show how to prepare many different plant dyes.
Period: 1896 - 1977.
3151. Shea, John G. The Pennsylvania Dutch and their
furniture. Toronto: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1980.
284 p. ill., index, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the wooden furniture made by
Mennonites in Pennsylvania, with detailed
information on early folk art and artists, the
furniture they designed, and how the works were
constructed, carved, painted and decorated. Many
photographs and drawings illustrate the text.
Although no direct reference to Waterloo County is
made, the furniture is typical of the pieces
brought to the county by settlers from
Pennsylvania and later built by Waterloo people.
Items include household furniture, clocks and
musical instruments. Period: cl800 - cl900.
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3152. Sladen, Gib. Beautiful iron crosses. The Author,
19--. 6 p. Loc: OKIT.
A description of the iron crosses at the
cemeteries of St Agatha, St Clements and Maryhill,
made by the German Catholic blacksmiths of those
areas in the second half of the nineteenth
century. Period: 1850 - 1903.
3153. Snyder, Peter Etril. A painter’s harvest: the
works of Peter Etril Snyder. Toronto: CBC
Enterprises, 1986. 170 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP,
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWRE.
A collection of 320 paintings and drawings by
the local artist whose work features Old Order
Mennonite scenes. Interspersed throughout the
book are short paragraphs by Snyder describing his
techniques and the scenes. Period: cl960 - 1986.
3154. Tiessen, Hildegard Froese and Tiessen, Paul
Gerald. Waterloo County landscapes 1930-1960: a
sense of place. St Jacobs: Sand Hills Books,
1986. 1 v. ill. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWT,
OWTL, OWTUR.
A collection of 123 paintings, drawings and
block prints, that was published in conjunction
with a 1986 exhibition by the Kitchener-Waterloo
Art Gallery and to mark the seventy-fifth
anniversary of Wilfrid Laurier University.
Artists whose works are reproduced include
Woldemar Neufeld, Homer Watson, Carl Ahrens, Carl
Schaefer, Ralph Conner, George Eitel, Peter Goetz,
John Schlachter, Jack Bechtel, H. Eric Bergman,
Edward Cleghom, Elizabeth Eastman, Kathleen Geil,
Ralph Hodgson, Alethea Johnston, Carl Klem, Julia
E. Koch, John Martin, Harold Morrow, Herbert Odd,
Hilda Ruston, Wilfred Schultz, Don Shaw, Nora
Smyth, M.B. Snyder, E.J. Mulrooney, Paul
Winchester and Idessa Zimmerman. Period: 1875 -
1980.
3155. Urquhart, Jane. Nancy-Lou Patterson: mythopoeic
drawings. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Art
Gallery, 1984. 4 p. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A catalogue of the exhibition held at the
gallery in 1984, including a biographical sketch
and appraisal of Patterson’s style and the main
influences on her art. Period: 1984.
3156. VanEvery, Jane. With faith, ignorance and
delight. Homer Watson Trust, 1967. 64 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTUR.
A biography of Homer Watson by his niece,
including personal anecdotes about the artist, his
family and acquaintances as well as descriptions
of his career and travels. Letters and short
pieces by Homer Watson are also included with
numerous colour and monochrome plates of his work.
Period: 1855 - 1936.
3157. Waterloo portfolio: Woldemar Neufeld’s paintings
and block prints of Waterloo, Ontario. Edited by
Paul Gerard Tiessen and Hildegard Froese Tiessen.
St. Jacobs: Sand Hills Books, 1982. 110 p. ill
Loc: OWTUCG, OWTUCGR, OWTL, OKIT, OWT.
A collection of the painter’s works accompanied
by brief explanations of each scene, often by
Neufeld himself. Many communities within the
county/region are featured. Period: 1928 - 1982.
3158. Watson, Jennifer C. Carl Ahrens as printmaker a
catalogue raisonne. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo
Art Gallery, 1984. 44 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A catalogue of the landscape artist’s works
exhibited at the gallery in 1984. It includes a
biography of the artist and an appraisal of his
paintings, many which depict Waterloo County
scenes. Period: 1862 - 1936.
3159. Watson, Jennifer C. Homer Watson in the
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery. Kitchener:
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, 1987. 24 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
An illustrated catalogue of twenty-five works by
Watson (1855-1936) collected by the gallery. It
includes a biographical sketch of the artist ("the
Canadian Constable"), with detailed descriptions
of the paintings. The article is summarized in
French. Period: 1855 - 1936.
3160. 'Wayside crosses in or near Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1939. 27: 83-84.
Loc: all.
A brief description of three wayside crosses in
the Mary hill- Weissenburg area. Period: 1846 -
1870.
3161. Wilson, Barbara M. "Ontario’s first war artist."
Ontario and the First World War, 1914-1918: A
collection of documents. Ontario Series of the
Champlain Society: 10. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press, 1977. Pp. cxv-cxvii, 176-180. Loc:
OWTU, OWTL.
A small selection of documents relating to Homer
Watson’s patriotic paintings of Canada’s First
Contingent in training at Valcartier, for which
the artist sought a payment of $20,000 from the
reluctant Borden Government. The paintings were
shown first in Watson’s studio in aid of the Doon
Patriotic Society. Period: 1914 - 1918.
FOLKLORE, PASTIMES AND FESTIVALS
3162. Arthur, T.S. Strong drink: the curse and the
cure. Berlin: Oberholtzer and Co., 1877. 676 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
Culture and Social Institutions
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A substantial volume published in Berlin but
apparently printed in the United States, with no
specific reference to Waterloo County.
3163. Balzlev, R. Erbauliche Betrachtungen fur Kranke.
Berlin: Rittinger and Motz, 1883. 160 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A publication of "edifying considerations for
the sick", originally written in Danish and
translated into German for this edition by Albert
Knapp. Apart from being printed in Berlin, the
book contains no direct references to the county.
3164. Brubacher, Albert. "The unafHuent society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57: 61-62.
Loc: all.
A personal description of life at the turn of
the twentieth century in Elmira. The author
recounts a mother’s work, travelling tradesmen,
and the lack of plumbing and electricity. Period:
1900 - 1918.
3165. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Dr H.G. Roberts: a
concept of superstition." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1983. 71: 7-9. Loc: all.
An account of the address given in 1902 by Dr
Roberts entitled "The prevalence of superstition
in Waterloo County" at a county teachers’
convention. The address reported unconventional
cures for sicknesses such as insanity, jaundice
and heaway, and appealed for proper health
education. Period: 1902 -
3166. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Dr H.G. Roberts
challenges the oak leaf test." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1990. 78: 99-102. Loc: all.
An account of a paper presented to the Waterloo
County Teachers’ Association in 1902 on "The
prevalence of superstition in Waterloo County" by
a physician who practised at New Germany (later
Maryhill) from 1885 to 1903. Period: 1885 - 1903.
3167. Colombo, John R. "Moses in Waterloo County."
Waterloo Review. 1960. 2,2: 41-9. Loc: OWTU.
A description of the American publication
entitled The 6th and 7th Books of Moses or Moses’
Magical Spirit-Art, valued in the county mainly
because of its section dealing with seership,
charming, prophecy, miracles and magic. A
compendium of prescriptions, recipes, charms, and
cures, the book is known to have been used by
local charmer Christian Eby (1842-1920), about
whom Colombo relates various stories. A photocopy
of Christian Eby’s personal copy of the book is
located in the Conrad Grebel College Archives’
Christian Eby Collection. Period: cl890 - 1960.
3168. Connor, James Thomas Hamilton. Minority medicine
in Ontario, 1795 to 1903: a study of medical
pluralism and its decline. Waterloo: University
of Waterloo (Ph.D. thesis, History), 1989. 525 p.
bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the origins, activities, and fate of
eleven medical therapeutic systems or practices in
Ontario, namely, domestic medicine, folk medicine,
self-help medicine and midwifery, mesmerism,
phrenology, hydropathy and mineral water (spa)
therapy, Baunscheidtism, Thomsonianism,
eclecticism and homeopathy. Physicians George
Husband and Charles C. Job of Galt, Henry Yeagsley
of Waterloo and William O. Robinson of St Jacobs
are noted for their active participation in folk
medicine and remedies. Conversely, county
physicians John Scott and Hugh G. Roberts are
mentioned for their disdain of such methods.
Period: cl800 - 1903.
3169. Doering, John F. "More folk customs from western
Ontario." Journal of American Folk-Lore. 1945.
58: 150-155. Also mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Descriptions of folklore, folk medicine, and
traditional games and folk toys of the Waterloo
County area. This supplements a 1938 article by
the same author in the same journal. Period: 1800
- 1945.
3170. Doering, John F. "Pennsylvania German folk
medicine in Waterloo County, Ontario." Journal of
American Folk-Lore. 1936. 49: 194-198. Also mf.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A list of folk remedies with a note that many
Pennsylvania practices were not used in Waterloo.
Three notable Waterloo healers, Mr Eby, Mr Yantzi
and Mrs Lichty are mentioned, and articles by E.H.
Good are cited as sources on folklore. Period:
1800 - 1936.
3171. Doering, John F. and Doering, Eileen E. "Some
western Ontario folk beliefs and practices."
Journal of American Folk-Lore. 1938. 51: 60-68.
Also mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A list of omens, folk remedies, children’s
rhymes, charms, unusual words, domestic and
agricultural tips found among the Pennsylvania
German population of Waterloo County. Period: 1800
- 1938.
3172. Fowke, Edith and Henderson, Carole and Brooks,
Judith. A bibliography of Canadian folklore in
English Downsview: York University, 1976. 146 p.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A bibliography of sources in English on Canadian
folklore, arranged by genre, with subdivisions for
four ethnic groups: Anglo, French, Native peoples,
and Other. The works of W.J. Wintemberg about
306
Culture and Social Institutions
Waterloo County are classified with "other
cultural groups." Period: 1800 - 1976.
3173. Fowler, Orson Squire. Creative and sexual
science: or, manhood, womanhood, and their mutual
interrelations; love, its laws, powers, etc.;
selection, or mutual adaptation; courtship,
married life, and perfect children; their
generation, endowment, paternity, maternity,
bearing, nursing and rearing; together with
puberty, boyhood, girlhood, etc; sexual
impairments restored, male vigor and female health
and beauty perpetuated and augmented, etc., as
taught by phrenology and physiology. Berlin:
Oberholtzer and Co., 1875 reprint. 1065 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A local imprint apparently first registered with
the Library of Congress in 1870. Period: 1870 -
1875.
3174. Good, Milton. "Folklore of Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69: 103-110.
Loc: all.
A personal description of the
Pennsylvania-German folklore of Waterloo County,
including folk medicine, proverbs, natural
phenomena, similes, children’s rhymes and
festivals. Period: 1807 - 1981.
3175. Hammond, John. "Leap year: girls take your pick
and get after the Crosshill boys." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1988. 76: 156-157. Loc: all.
A poem written in a leap year in the early 1920s
calling on the single women of Crosshill to choose
a husband from among eleven named bachelors.
Period: cl920 - cl924.
3176. Helmuth, Dennis R. In their own words.. .Amish
folk medicine memories and practices (Western
Ontario Mennonite Conference). Canadian Mennonite
Bible College (student essay, Religion), 1984. 43
p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A study of alternative health care practices,
including charming, infant and childhood remedies,
and remedies for sore muscles, bones and joints,
colds, flu, pneumonia, internal organ and blood
disorders. Based on questionnaires received from
congregations including St Agatha, Steinmans,
Maple View (Wellesley), and Hillcrest, the
findings report folk medicines and practices used
by the original Amish settlers of the Wilmot area.
Period: 1825 - 1984.
3177. Hess, Albert. "Old customs and traditions of the
Alsatians in and around Mary hill." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1976. 64: 31-36. Loc: all.
A collection of about five German dialect songs
from the Alsace region of Europe that have been
found in the Mary hill area. The songs tell of the
New Year, the three Holy Kings, the Black Forest,
weddings and wine. Period: cl820 - 1976.
3178. "Keep polishing steins, Hans, we may yet toast ’67
with Bavarian brew." Financial Post 1963. 57:
63. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1963 - 1967.
3179. Kitchener-Waterloo University Women’s Club.
Script used in the Centennial fashion show
October 1967. 1967. 11 1. Loc: OKIT.
A commentary of the fashion show featuring
Waterloo County fashions from the 1860s to the
1950s. The setting for each scene is described,
as well as the clothing worn by the models.
Period: 1867 - 1967.
3180. Rummer, Oliver A "Idylwild." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 30-32. ill. Loc: all.
A description and history of Idylwild, a "Coney
Island" in Preston that was popular with Waterloo
residents from the 1850s to the First World War.
The park was accessible by street car and offered
facilities for picnics, dancing, swimming and
other sports. The development of Riverside Park
and the advent of the automobile contributed to
the park’s demise. Period: 1850 - 1915.
3181. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Folk artist publishes song
book." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79:
92-95. port. Loc: all.
A biographical tribute to Alfred Schenk on the
launching of Folk song book in the street-talk of
Berlin, Ontario, published with the assistance of
the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation,
Pennsylvania German Folklore Society of Ontario
and Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1914 -
1991.
3182. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Lights out!." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1991. 79: 104-112. ilL Loc:
all.
A retrospective survey of the region’s last
surviving drive-in theatre, the K-W Drive-in,
which opened in Bridgeport in 1950 and closed in
1991. The author describes operations and
patronage, based on reminiscences and newspaper
reports, and refers to the larger context of this
form of popular culture. Period: 1950 - 1991.
3183. Litwiller, David. "To the ladies of New Dundee."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1988. 76: 51-53.
Loc: all.
A poem written in a leap year in the early 1920s
inviting the women of New Dundee to ask local men
to marry them. The verses refer to 19 available
Culture and Social Institutions
307
men. Period: cl920 - cl924.
3184. McKegney, Patricia. "Charm for me, Mr. Eby": folk
medicine in southern Ontario, 1890- 1920. Bamberg
Heritage Series no. 1. Bamberg: Bamberg Press,
1989. 34 p. ill., map, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRSC,
OWTL, OWTUR.
An account of herbal medicines and charming,
based on the correspondence of Christian Eby with
his patients from 1890 to 1920. Waterloo County
was the centre of the geographical area from which
Eby’s patients were drawn. There are drawings of
some of the plants used and biographical
information about Eby. Period: 1890 - 1920.
3185. Milnes, Humphrey. "German folklore in Canada."
Journal of American Folk-Lore. 1954. 67: 35-43.
Also mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Illustrations of Pennsylvania German proverbs,
anecdotes, poems and songs of Waterloo County.
The author notes that, although the German dialect
is still spoken in the area, most printed material
is in standard German, leaving a mass of
unpublished dialect material based on folk
tradition. Period: 1800 - 1954.
3186. Nyce, James M. Convention, power and the self in
German Mennonite magic. Brown University (Ph.D.
thesis, Anthropology), 1987. 180 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A discussion of traditional magic, medicine and
witchcraft, focusing on Christian Eby (1842-1920),
a Waterloo Mennonite who was well known for his
healing powers and witchcraft. Christian’s roles
as a charmer and an innovative farmer are
described. The study is based on interviews, the
diaries of Christian’s son Gordon, and letters to
Christian asking for help and cures. Period: 1842
- 1987.
3187. Panabaker, D.N. "Pastimes among the Pennsylvania
Dutch in Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society.
1931. 19: 245-249. Loc: all.
An identification of children’s games and rhymes
used around the 1870s and 1880s. Gathering after
a funeral is also discussed as a social activity
of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Period: cl870 - cl880.
3188. Rauchfuss, Julius. Oktoberfest scrapbook. 1983.
1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Copy of a scrapbook collection of newspaper
clippings, correspondence, pamphlets and
advertisements relating to the establishment and
growth of the K-W Oktoberfest. Period: 1968 -
1978.
3189. Reaman, G. Elmore. "Folklore, folk art and
characteristic foods of the Province of Ontario."
German-Canadian Yearbook / Deutschkanadisches
Jahrbuch. 1973. 1: 77-80. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTUCG.
A short essay on Mennonite, Amish, Catholic and
Lutheran influences originating in the
German-speaking areas of Europe and persisting as
popular superstitions, tales, traditions, legends,
sayings, folk art and food customs in the Waterloo
region. The article was first published in 1957
in the German Canadian Review. Period: 1800 -
1950.
3190. Rittinger, John A. The letters of Joe Klotzkopp,
Esq.. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 1967.
40 p. ill. Also mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A collection of "letters to the editor" which
appeared in both Die Ontario Glocke and the
Berliner Journal between 1890 and 1915. Written
in the Pennsylvania German dialect by then
publisher of Die Ontario Glocke, John A.
Rittinger (alias Joe and Sarah Klotzkopp), the
letters gave readers a humorous view of small-town
life in southwestern Ontario. The reprint in the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record includes English
translations by Herbert K Kalbfleisch. The Doris
Lewis Rare Book Room, University of Waterloo holds
a copy of the reprint. Period: 1890 - 1915.
3191. Sangster, D. "Gemiitlichkeit! In K-W that means
Oktoberfest." Canadian Geographic. 1989. 109,5:
52-59. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A lavishly illustrated description of the
popular festival from its origins as a centennial
project in 1967. Period: 1967 - 1989.
3192. Schenk, Alfred J. Folk song book in the
street-talk of Berlin, Ontario. The Author, 1991.
200 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTU.
Illustrated text of songs about birds, flowers,
animals and the Berlin market, in both
Pennsylvania German and English, with musical
scores in most cases. Short introductory chapters
outline the various German groups that immigrated
to and settled in Waterloo County, as well as
their dialects and musical traditions. A basic
glossary of some 30 common words is provided in
English, High German and dialect. Period: 1800 -
1990.
3193. Staebler, Edna. Sauerkraut and enterprise.
Kitchener: University Women’s Club of Kitchener
and Waterloo, 1966 revised 1969. 96 p. ill. Loc:
OCP, OKEBC, OKIT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRSJ, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A discussion of the ways of life, beliefs and
customs of distinctive cultural groups in Waterloo
County, such as Old Order Amish and Mermonites
and early German entrepreneurs. Copies of the 1966
edition are known to be held by the Kitchener
308
Culture and Social Institutions
Public Library, Elmira Public Library, University
of Waterloo Libraiy, Wilfrid Laurier University
Library, and Conrad Grebel College Library. The
1969 edition, published by McClelland and Stewart,
contains an introduction by Pierre Berton. Period:
cl800 - 1965.
3194. Thoms, Elise. "Leap year in Haysville 1936."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1988. 76: 139-140.
Loc: all.
A reprinted poem calling upon the single women
of Haysville to ask the bachelors. Period: 1936.
3195. Wintemberg, W.J. and Leechman, Douglas. Folk-lore
of Waterloo County, Ontario. National Museum of
Canada Bulletin No.116, Anthropological Series No.
28. Ottawa: Canada Department of Resources and
Development, Development Services Branch, 1950. 68
p. bibl. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRND, OWT, OWTU.
A posthumously published collection of
Wintemberg’s manuscripts on the German folklore of
Waterloo County. Parts of these had already been
published in the Journal of American Folk-lore.
Subjects include weather and animal lore, plant
and folk medicine, good and bad luck, folk names
of native animals, riddles, rhymes, lullabies,
games, customs, proverbs and stories. Many
phrases and rhymes are given in German. Period:
1876 - 1949.
3196. Wintemberg, W.J. "German-Canadian folk-lore."
Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records.
1901. 3: 86-96. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A collection of Waterloo County superstitions
about the weather, witches, cures, flora and
fauna. Halloween and Christmas Eve customs are
described, there is a recipe for invisibility, and
the author concludes by commenting on the
importance of preserving folklore. Period: 1800 -
1901.
FOOD CUSTOMS AND COOKBOOKS
3197. Bergey, Loma L. "Pennsylvania German Mennonite
food." Canadian Collector. 1984. 19,5: 47-50.
ill. Loc: OWTU.
A description of Ontario Mennonite food with
illustrations and recipes. The author explains
that the Mennonites’ choice of apples, cheese,
chicken and pork derived from their experiences in
Switzerland and Pennsylvania. Period: 1786 - 1984.
3198. The Berlin cook book 1909. 300 p. Loc: OKIT.
A volume apparently printed and distributed for
Geo. E. Potter, hardware and stove merchants, King
Street, Berlin, whose advertisement appears on the
last page. The recipes seem to be typical of
Canadian household cooking at the time rather than
particular to Waterloo County. Period: 1908 -
1909.
3199. Calarco, Marcella Wittig. Waterloo County cook
book Kitchener: The Author, 1980. 110 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A collection of recipes for breads and muffins,
cakes and pies, casseroles, cookies and squares,
salads, and special occasions, with a final
section of Waterloo County specialties. Period:
1979 - 1980.
3200. Carter’s almanac and cook book for 1897. Berlin:
H.R. Carter, 1897. Loc: OKDHC.
A promotional publication including a calendar,
recipes, jokes, hints on dyeing and other domestic
work. The White Drugstore’s name, address and
telephone number are prominently displayed on the
cover. Period: 1897 - 1898.
3201. Central Ontario Exhibition, Women’s Division. A
collection of early Canadian cookery. Kitchener:
The Division, 1967. 48 p. Loc: OKIT.
A modest collection of recipes "gathered from
all the good cooks of Waterloo County." Period:
1966 - 1967.
3202. Denny, Frances L. A century of cooking,
Kitchener-Waterloo. Kitchener: K-W Record, 1978.
48 p. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative collection of recipes,
introduced by household hints and grocery
advertisements culled from 100 years of past
issues of the newspaper. Period: 1878 - 1978.
3203. "Even in a city full of fine restaurants, Walper
House cuisine is outstanding." Financial Post
1965. 58: 75. ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
3204. Horst, Isaac R. Conestogo Mennonite cookbook a
collection of Waterloo County Mennonite recipes,
folklore and Pennsylvania Dutch philosophy. Mount
Forest: The Author, 1983. 252 p. Loc: OKIT.
A revised edition of a collection of recipes,
interspersed with titbits on varied topics
including Mennonite etiquette, table settings,
gardens and weddings. Period: 1950 - 1980.
3205. K-W Quota Club. K-W Quota Chib presents the 1951
Cooking School to all those interested in home,
health and philosophy. Kitchener: The Club, 1951.
12 p. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of basic recipes, with local
advertisements and an announcement that proceeds
of selling the book are to support community
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309
service work in the Twin Cities. Period: 1950 -
1951.
3206. Kitchener IODE, Queen Anne Chapter. Queen Anne
cook-book: tested recipes for housekeepers.
Kitchener: The Chapter, 1925. 80 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A collection of recipes compiled by the chapter,
including a list of current officers and
advertisements by local businesses. The recipes
themselves are standard fare; none can be said to
be typically from Waterloo County. Period: 1924 -
1925.
3207. Ladies Aid Society, Central Presbyterian Church,
Galt. The Galt cook book: comprising a large
number of tested recipes for the kitchen, dining
room and sick room. Toronto: Robert G. McLean,
1892. 525 p. index. Loc: OWTUR.
A collection of practical recipes contributed by
the ladies of Galt and surrounding area.
Information is included on simple cures, useful
hints, table etiquette, window gardening and
serving meals. Period: 1891 - 1892.
3208. Markham-Waterloo Mennonite Conference. Favorite
family foods: recipes compiled by the sisters of
the Markham Waterloo Mennonite Conference.
Markham Mennonite Church, 1984. 367 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OWTUCG.
An indexed collection of homestyle recipes
gathered by the women of the Markham-Waterloo
Mennonite Conference as a charitable project.
Period: 1964 - 1984.
3209. New Dundee Women’s Institute. Homemaker’s delight
no. 2 - 1964. New Dundee: The Women’s Institute,
1964. 66 p. Loc: OMT.
A collection of recipes, for a wide range of
dishes from breads and meats to pickles and
desserts, contributed by members of the local
Women’s Institute. Period: 1963 - 1964.
3210. Ontario Equitable Life and Accident Insurance Co.
Selected recipes. Waterloo: The Company, 1930?.
96 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A collection of recipes and household hints
contributed by members of St Quentin Chapter of
the Imperial Order of Daughters of the Empire.
Period: 1920-? 1930-?
3211. Pauls, Pat Gerber and Kaethler, Rita. Canadian
Mennonite cookbook: with recipes in metric and
imperial measures. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing,
1978 reprinted 1981 1985 1989. 267 p. ill., index.
Loc: OKIT.
A collection of recipes for beverages, quick
breads, yeast breads and rolls, cakes, confections
and frostings, cookies, desserts, puddings,
sauces, jams, pickles, canning, meats, pies,
salads, soups, and vegetables. While generally
Canadian in scope, the recipes are typical of
those used in Mennonite kitchens in Waterloo
County.
3212. Presbyterian Young Women’s Club. Cook book:
containing many carefully chosen practical
recipes. Kitchener: Cober Printing Service, 1947.
64 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A collection of recipes and household hints
interspersed with advertisements from local
businesses. The dishes are standard fare and not
peculiar to Waterloo County. Period: 1946 - 1947.
3213. Queen Esther Auxiliary. Favorite recipes,
1930-31. Waterloo: First United Church, 1931. 52
p. Loc: OWTUR.
A collection of recipes and household hints with
the names of the auxiliary members who contributed
them. Advertisements by local businesses are
interspersed throughout the book. Period: 1930 -
1931.
3214. Showalter, Mary Emma. Mennonite community
cookbook: favourite family recipes. Scottdale, PA
and Kitchener: Herald Press, 1950 reprinted 1957.
494 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
Names of some Waterloo County women who
contributed to this large collection are given.
Period: 1950 - 1957.
3215. Snyder, Beatrice Miller. Pennsylvania German
customs and cookery. Pennsylvania German Folklore
Society of Ontario, Waterloo Chapter, 1979. 93 p.
ill., index. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A collection of recipes and customs relating to
food preparation from the family and friends of
the author’s grandmother. Breads, soups,
potatoes, meats, salads, vegetables, pickles and
relishes, pies, puddings and sauces, cakes and
icings, cookies and candies, pancakes, waffles,
doughnuts, beverages, jams, jellies, cheeses,
apples, butter sculpturing, and maple syrup treats
are included in 17 chapters. A brief glossary of
Pennsylvania German food expressions is provided
as well. Period: cl800 - 1979.
3216. Staebler, Edna. Food that really schmecks:
Mennonite country cooking as prepared by my
Mennonite friend Bevvy Martin, my mother and other
fine cooks. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1968. 297 p.
Loc: OCLG, OCH, OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A cookbook of local recipes interspersed with
anecdotes about Mennonite customs and traditions.
Period: 1800 - 1968.
310
Culture and Social Institutions
3217. Staebler, Edna. "Foodways of the Waterloo County
relatives." From Pennsylvania to Waterloo:
Pennsylvania-German folk culture in transition.
Edited by Susan M. Burke and Matthew H. Hill.
Kitchener: Friends of the Joseph Schneider Haus,
1991. Pp. 117-123. Loc: OKIT.
Reflections on distinctive recipes and methods
of food preservation and preparation, with
anecdotes and reminiscences from her Mennonite
friends. Period: 1950 - 1990.
3218. Staebler, Edna. More food that really achmecks.
Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1988. 318 p.
ill., index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTUCG.
A collection of recipes from Edna Staebler’s
Mennonite friends and relations. An introductory
chapter describes the Kitchener Farmers’ Market.
Period: 1800 - 1972.
3219. Staebler, Edna. Muffins and quick breads with
schmecks appeaL Schmecks Appeal Cookbook Series.
Montreal: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1990. 88 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A compilation of muffin and quick bread recipes
from the three "Schmecks" cookbooks, interspersed
with anecdotes about the Old Order Mennonites.
3220. Staebler, Edna. Pies and tarts with schmecks
appeaL Schmecks Appeal Cookbook Series. Montreal
and Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1990. 92 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A cookbook containing recipes gathered by the
Waterloo County author from her Mennonite friends
and family in the area. The recipes are
accompanied by short anecdotes about customs and
traditions found in Mennonite kitchens. Period:
cl950 - 1990.
3221. Staebler, Edna. Schmecks appeaL more Mennonite
country cooking. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart,
1987. 292 p. ill., index. Loc: OCLG, OCP, OKIT,
OWRE, OWTUCG.
A collection including local Mennonite recipes.
The introduction mentions the "Great Cookie War"
when Staebler was approached by corporate lawyers
for the recipe for the "Rigglevake" cookie, a
crispy and chewy cookie similar to those made by
commercial companies in the mid-1980s. Period:
cl950 - 1987.
3222. Staebler, Edna. Soups and salads with schmecks
appeaL Schmecks Appeal Cookbook Series. Montreal
and Toronto: McGraw-Hill-Ryerson, 1990. 87 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A collection of recipes gathered from the
author’s Mennonite friends in the Waterloo County
area and accompanied by short anecdotes of
Mennonite traditions. Period: cl950 - 1990.
3223. Staebler, Edna. Sweets, sours, and drinks with
schmecks appeaL Schmecks Appeal Cookbook Series.
Montreal and Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1990.
86 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A collection of recipes from local Mennonite
kitchens, interspersed with stories about Old
Order Mennonite traditions and customs. Period:
cl950 - 1990.
3224. Staebler, Edna. "Those mouth-watering Mennonite
meals." Macleans Magazine. 1954. 67: 20-1, 60.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1967.
3225. Stauffer, Joseph S. "Pie making developed in
Pennsylvania." Waterloo Historical Society.
1967. 55: 43. Loc: all.
A short article describing how the Waterloo
County tradition of pie making was derived from
the practice of early Pennsylvania settlers.
Period: 1800 - 1850.
3226. Taylor, Margaret and McNaught, Frances. The early
Canadian Galt cookbook, revised edition,
comprising a large number of tested recipes for
the kitchen, dining room and sick room Toronto:
Coles, 1974. 454 p. index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP,
OKIT.
Facsimile edition of an 1898 revised edition
published by William Briggs in Toronto. The names
of the ladies who gave the recipes are included,
such as Mrs James Young, Mrs Richard Strong, Mrs
R. Barrie, and Mrs George Jaffray. Useful hints
and simple cures are included. Period: 1897 -
1898.
3227. Taylor, Margaret and McNaught, Frances. New Galt
cook book Toronto: McLeod and Allen, 1898. 454
p. index. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 38741.
Loc: OCCA, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A revised edition which omits duplicate recipes,
improves others, and adds new ones to the original
collection of 1892. The format is the same,
including simple cures and useful hints, and the
purpose is the same: practical recipes "prepared
for the housewife, not for the chef." The 1898
edition in the City of Cambridge Archives differs
slightly in being "entirely re-set" and published
by George G. McLeod. CCA also has a copy of The
Galt cook book (revised edition), published by
William Briggs in 1902. Period: 1897 - 1898.
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CHURCHES AND RELIGION
3228. "1610 Bible donated to Foundation." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 54. Loc: all.
A note of the gift by Warlaw Vair of Galt of the
1610 Geneva "breeches" Bible to the Ontario
Pioneer Community. Period: 1610 - 1960.
3229. Apocalyptic sketches: being a condensed
exposition of the views of the most eminent
writers upon the prophecies of Revelation, Daniel,
Isaiah, &c. respecting the second coming of Our
Lord with all his saints at the first
resurrection. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 48175.
Galt: W. March, 1860. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Included as a local imprint.
3230. Cowan, Jennie F. "Bibles of historic interest to
citizens of Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 32-37. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the oldest Bibles in Waterloo
County, the earliest of which was printed in 1550.
Most were printed in Switzerland in the 16th and
17th centuries and brought to Waterloo County via
Pennsylvania. Of special interest is the Bible of
Benjamin Eby who recorded important events in it.
Period: 1550 - 1823.
3231. Esson, Henry. A plain and popular exposition of
the principle of voluntaryism in opposition ot the
misapprehensions of those who have imputed to them
an infidel tendency: being a humble essay to
mediate between the advocates and antagonists of
the establishment principle, and to promote
generally the catholic unity of the evangelical
churches. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 63135.
Galt: Jaffray and Son, 1851. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Included as a local imprint.
3232. Groh, Ivan. "Disabilities of the dissenters."
Canadian -German Folklore. 1967. 2: 22-42. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An examination of discrimination against early
Canadian nonconformists such as Mennonites,
Tunkers and Methodists, in relation to the
solemnization of marriages and church property
rights. Among Waterloo Mennonite churches
discussed are the Union Church on land known as
the Gypsy Camp, the Brick meeting house near
Preston, and the Union Meeting House at Hagey’s
Crossing. Period: 1811 - 1967.
3233. Hallman, H.S. Songs of glad tidings, 2d ed..
Berlin: Gospel Banner Office, 1898. 221 p. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCGR.
A pocket-sized volume of 221 hymns.
3234. Taylor, Ryan. A checklist of pre-1900 Baptist,
Methodist, Presbyterian and United Churches in
Waterloo and Wellington Counties. Kitchener:
Ontario Genealogical Society, Waterloo-Wellington
Branch, 1985. 5 1. Loc: OKIT.
Brief accounts of the chronologies of church
schisms and unions in these denominations, and
lists of the congregations noted at specific dates
in denominational yearbooks. Localities rather
than names of congregations are given. Period:
1800 - 1899.
3235. Weicker, Samuel. History of congregations in
Kitchener-Waterloo from K-W Record 1934-1935. St
Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener, Archive
Booklet No. 34. 1990. 33 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An unpublished collection of photocopied
newspaper clippings, containing historical
information on many denominations, including the
Mennonites, Lutherans, Swedenborgians, Jews,
Anglicans and Catholics. Period: 1934 - 1935.
3236. Witmer, Douglas C. The journey to worship: a case
study in Waterloo, Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran
University (M.A thesis, Geography), 1972. 138 p.
bibl., maps, charts. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the geography of religion that
concludes that most people in Waterloo attend the
closest chinch of their particular denomination,
correlating with the principle of least effort.
An appendix contains a list of denominations and
churches in Kitchener and Waterloo, including for
each the date of establishment in its current
location. Period: 1971 - 1972.
MENNONITE, AMISH, BRETHREN IN CHRIST,
AND MISSIONARY CHURCHES
3237. Alder, Elizabeth. The first Mennonite Church of
Kitchener. Wilfrid Laurier University (student
essay), 1985. 50 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OKIT.
An attempt to trace the present location of the
church first used in 1813 by Benjamin Eby. The
author finds that the church stood on Frederick
Shaeffer’s lot, that his family may have lived in
it between 1880 and 1899, and that parts of it may
have been used in the construction of the present
house at 18 Woolwich Street in Breslau.
Biographical information is given about Frederick
Shaeffer, his businesses, land dealings and
family. Period: 1813 - 1900.
3238. Bauman, Salome. "First Mennonite Church,
1813-1963." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963.
51: 19-26, 28. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Kitchener church, condensed
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from the published church history and describing
the ministries of various bishops and pastors and
the church buildings. Period: 1813 - 1963.
3239. Bauman, Salome and Johnston, R.N. and
Swartzentruber, Dorothy. One hundred fifty years
First Mennonite Church. Kitchener: The Church,
1963. 24 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A commemorative history of the Kitchener church
which describes the buildings erected in 1813,
1834 and 1902 and additions in 1927 and 1950. The
author note leaders such as the first bishop,
Benjamin Eby, who served for forty-four years, as
well as Christian Eby, Samuel S. Bowman, Urias K
Weber and C.F. Derstine. All ministers, associate
ministers and deacons from 1804 to 1963 are
listed, as are 75 families who were charter
members of the church. Contemporary church
activities are described, including Bible study
classes, youth groups, Women’s Auxiliary,
missionary and children’s services. Period: 1804 -
1963.
3240. Bauman, Trevor. A historical study of the Ontario
Quebec Mennonite Youth Fellowship. Canadian
Mennonite Bible College (student essay, Religion),
1987. 64 1. facsims. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A study of continuity and change in the group’s
organization and activities since the mid- 1940s.
Conferences, rallies, sports events and other
social gatherings are reviewed in an effort to
identify a common purpose throughout the group’s
history. Appendices include copies of posters,
registration forms, invitations to events and
correspondence. Period: cl945 - 1987.
3241. Bechtel, Ken. "Elmira Mennonite Church: 60th
anniversary." Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 17. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG.
An account of the anniversary events which
included sessions of reminiscence and music, with
displays of pictures and memorabilia. A
commemorative history, written by Ken Bechtel for
the occasion, is indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1924 - 1984.
3242. Bechtel, Ken. Strangers within the gates: Wanner
Mennonite Church, 1837-1987. Petrolia: The
Church, 1987. Ill p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCCA, OKIT,
OKTTW, OWTUCG.
A history of the development of the congregation
with an account of changes from traditional church
practice and biographical sketches of ministers
and active church members. Period: cl800 - 1987.
3243. Bechtel, Ken. Three score years: Elmira Mennonite
Church, 1924-1984. Elmira: Bauman Printing, 1984.
67 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT, OWRE.
A history of the church which was founded partly
as a result of an earlier religious division among
the Floradale Mennonites. The building, clergy,
and church activities are described and
illustrated. Differences of opinion among
Mennonites on dress, jewellery, and ceremonies
such as weddings and funerals are also discussed.
Anyone named in a photograph is indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1924 - 1984.
3244. Bender, Harold S. Two centuries of American
Mennonite literature, 1727-1928. Studies in
Anabaptist and Mennonite History. Goshen, IN:
Mennonite Historical Society, 1929 reprinted 1969.
181 p. indexes. Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUCGR.
An annotated bibliography of works published in
North America with author and title indexes and
library locations in the United States. Many of
the Berlin imprints (or photocopies thereof)
identified in this book are held in the Conrad
Grebel College Archives. Period: 1836 - 1928.
3245. Bender, John. Pilgerleben, pilgrims, peregrinos:
sixty years of vision and ministry: Amos and Edna
Swartzentruber, Nelson and Ada Litwiller.
Waterloo: Western Ontario Mennonite Conference,
1984. 47 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A work which provides biographical information
on the Swartzentrubers and the Litwillers who
served with the Western Ontario Mennonite Church
in Argentina as missionaries. There are
references to relatives and friends who were also
bom and raised in Waterloo County. Period: 1893 -
1984.
3246. Bender, Urie A. Four earthen vessels:
biographical profiles of Oscar Burkholder, Samuel
F. Coffman, Clayton F. Derstine, and Jesse B.
Martin. Kitchener: Herald Press, 1982. 315 p.
ports., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OWTU.
Biographical vignettes of the "Ontario Four",
influential Mennonite clergymen who met at the
Ontario Mennonite Bible School in Kitchener and
provided leadership in the "hinge years" following
the Second World War. An introductory section
provides historical context for the biographies,
and appendices give chronological outlines of the
lives of the four men. Period: 1900 - 1981.
3247. Bergey, Lorna L. "Hagey Mennonite Church,
1842-1953." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970.
58: 33-34. Loc: all.
Excerpts from an address at the unveiling of a
memorial cairn on the site of the church at
Preston. After fires in 1950 and 1953, the
congregation built a new church, the Preston
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Mennonite Church, on Concession Road in 1954. The
text of the plaque is quoted. Period: 1815 - 1970.
3248. Bergey, Loraa L. "The Mennonite community at Port
Elgin." Mennogesprach. 1983. 1,1: 2-3. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A history of an offshoot of the Waterloo
Mennonite community, mentioning David Wismer and
John Bear. Notes in the September 1984 issue
provide additional information on Daniel Wismer
(1820-1909) and David Wismer (1861-1949), Waterloo
Mennonite pastors. Period: 1815 - 1949.
3249. Bergey, Loma L. "The Mennonites and their faith."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1959. 47: 8-11,
14-17. Loc: all.
An account of the history of the Mennonite faith
which had its origins of the Anabaptist movement
of the Reformation. The author recounts the
persecution of early leaders and the movement of
the Mennonites to the Palatinate, then to
Pennsylvania, and finally to Ontario. Period: 1798
- 1828.
3250. Bethany Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church.
Kitchener: The Church, 1980. 1 folded sheet. Loc:
OKEBC.
Programme for the 60th anniversary celebrations
of the denomination which was founded in 1883. It
notes that Janet Douglass of Kitchener, later Mrs
James Hall, became the first Mennonite woman
preacher. Period: 1883 - 1943.
3251. "Blenheim Mennonite Church." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 65. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Blenheim Mennonite
Congregation, which vised a Wilmot schoolhouse from
1839 until its church was built in 1850. Names of
families that appear on Blenheim grave markers in
the church cemetery are mentioned, since that
cemetery was used before the formation of the
Union Cemetery Association in New Dundee. Period:
1839 - 1962.
3252. Boldt, Edward. When your children shall ask,
Joshua 4:6: a history of the Ontario Conference of
Mennonite Brethren Churches, 1957-1982. Ontario
Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches, 1982.
84 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A history published at the time of the 50th
anniversary of the conference. It describes the
formation of the conference and its various
programmes, and provides information about fifteen
churches including the Kitchener Mennonite
Brethren Church, the Zion Mennonite Brethren
Church in Kitchener and the Waterloo Mennonite
Church. Period: 1957 - 1982.
3253. Bowman, Peter M. Record of ordinations in the
Markham-Waterloo Mennonite Conference in Waterloo
County and district, 1939-1977. 1977. 14 p. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A list of deacons, ministers, and bishops
ordained for the congregations in the
Markham-Waterloo Mennonite Conference from 1939
to 1977. The birth and ordination dates of the men
are given, as well as a list of the other
candidates. Period: 1939 - 1977.
3254. Bowman, Samuel S. "The Christian Eby district: a
1902 history by Samuel S. Bowman."
Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,1: 4-6. ill. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A short history and membership list of First
Mennonite Church, once called the Christian Eby
Church. The piece was written by one of its
ministers in 1902, the year the new meeting-house
was built and the 1834 building dismantled. Notes
on the article and its author are provided by
Samuel Steiner. Period: 1809 - 1902.
3255. Breslau Missionary Church, 1882-1982: 100th
anniversary. Breslau: The Chinch, 1982. 32 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT, OKEBC.
A programme including an account of the church’s
origins in the evangelical fervour of the early
1870s which affected Mennonite groups in New
Dundee, Berlin and Blair as well as Breslau.
Brief biographies of successive preachers are
given, with photographs and information from
chinch records about the church building,
organizations, missionaries and leading members.
General information on the history of Breslau is
also provided, with aerial photographs taken in
1942 and 1982 and photographs of Breslau
residences. Period: 1882 - 1982.
3256. Brethren in Christ. Annual report of the United
Brethren in Christ, Waterloo Circuit, Ontario.
1902. 38 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A booklet giving the church’s articles of
belief, with reports on its organizations and the
congregations of Hawkesville, Bloomingdale and
West Montrose. Short histories of the church in
each place are given, with lists of individual
contributors from the congregations. Period: 1804
- 1902.
3257. Briefe an die mennonisten Gemeine, in Ober
Canada, mit einer Zugabe. Berlin: Heinrich Eby,
1840. 47 p. Loc: OWTUCGR, OWTUCG.
A collection of letters written to the Mennonite
community in Upper Canada from various people and
groups in Pennsylvania and Europe. The letters
offer encouragement to settlers including Benjamin
Eby and also contain references to the origins of
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the Mennonite faith in Europe. A letter from
Mennonite elders from Red minster Township, Bucks
County, PA grants the Niagara District Mennonites
permission to assign their own ministers by votes
and lots. The booklet was translated into English
and is held in the Conrad Grebel College Archives
as Letters to the Mennonite community in Upper
Canada with an addition Berlin, (Upper Canada).
Period: 1801 - 1840.
3258. Burkhardt, Feme. Full circles: Mannheim
Mennonite Church, 1836-1986. Petersburg: Mannheim
Mennonite Church, 1986. 74 p. ill., bibl., index.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWRN.
A commemorative history of the church which was
known as Latschar Mennonite Church until 1969.
The author describes church members, clergy,
buildings and church activities. Period: 1836 -
1986.
3259. Burkholder, Lewis J. A brief history of the
Mennonites in Ontario: giving a description of
conditions in early Ontario, the coming of the
Mennonites into Canada, settlements,
congregations, conferences, other activities and
nearly 400 ordinations, written and compiled under
the direction of the Mennonite Conference of
Ontario. Waterloo: Mennonite Historical Society
of Ontario, 1935 reprinted 1986. 358 p. ill.,
maps, bibl., index. Loc: OCLG, OKEBC, OK1TW,
OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An authoritative study of the Ontario
Mennonites, the first covering the period from the
beginning of the 19th century to the 1930s. Its
scope includes the history of congregations in the
Waterloo District, the Russian Mennonite
migrations of 1873 and 1923, Tunkers, Quakers,
Amish Mennonites, and divisive movements such as
the Hoch Division of 1849, the Mennonite Brethren
in Christ, the Division of 1889, and the Stirling
Avenue Mennonite Church. Also discussed are the
Mennonite Aid Union, the Sisters’ Sewing Circles,
and the issue of military service. Biographical
sketches of all bishops, ministers and deacons who
served Ontario Mennonite congregations are
arranged in alphabetical order and there are 100
photographs of men and churches. An index refers
primarily to geographical locations. The author
was appointed conference historian at the
Mennonite Conference of Ontario in Kitchener in
1928. The text of the 1986 reprint by the
Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario is
identical to the 1935 original. Period: 1800 -
1935.
3260. Burkholder, Oscar. Cressman Mennonite Church,
Breslau, Ont., 1908-. Breslau: The Church, 1955.
24 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT, OKtTW.
A history of the congregation from 1815 to 1956,
with brief biographies of bishops, ministers,
deacons and members and an account of the church
property and building. The author also comments
on preaching in the German language, Sunday
Schools and revival meetings at Breslau. Period:
1815 - 1956.
3261. Burkholder, Oscar and Coffman, S.F. and Bergey,
Gilbert. Resolutions: Ontario Mennonite
Conference, 1847-1928. 1929. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A summary of resolutions passed at the annual
conferences on all aspects of church life and
practice, including ministry, missions and
funerals. Period: 1847 - 1928.
3262. Calender fur die Versammlungen der mennoniten
Gemeinde in Canada West, und im Staat Neu York,
auf das Jahr unsera Herro 1877. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A0 1682. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1877. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A list of locations for meetings to be held in
the Mennonite community throughout Canada West
and New York State in 1877. Names of preachers,
many from Waterloo County, are also given. Period:
1876 - 1877.
3263. Centennial anniversary service. United Brethren
in Christ Church, Roseville, Ontario. 1981. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT.
A programme with an historical sketch and a list
of pastors. Period: 1881 - 1981.
3264. Christliche Gemeine im Waldeckischen.
Katechismus, oder kurze und einfaltige
Unterweisung aus der Hefligen Schrift, in Frage
und Antwort, fur Kinder zum Gebrauch in den
Schulen. Ephrata, PA: The Gemeine, 1824. 68 p.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A catechism or instructional guide, in the form
of questions and answers, for children to use in
schools. This edition was printed in Pennsylvania
by Joseph Bauman but, as the preface indicates,
was intended for the use of Waterloo County
Mennonites. Period: 1823 - 1824.
3265. Conference of Mennonites in Canada. Celebration
in song: selected hymns for the 70th session of
the Conference of Mennonites in Canada, July 5-9,
1972, Waterloo, Ontario. Waterloo: The
Conference, 1972. 32 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
About half the hymns are taken from the
Gesangbuch der Mennoniten and are in German, the
other half from The Mennonite Hymnal in
English. Composers and dates of most hymns are
given. Period: 1971 - 1972.
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3266. Conference of the United Mennonite Churches in
Ontario. Information bezueglich der Vereinigten
Mennoniten Gemeinden in Ontario: gelegentlich der
Konferenz der MRnnnnitpn in Canada.
Niagara-on-the-Lake: The Conference, 1956. 15 p.
ill., map. Loc: OWTUCG.
An illustrated booklet published in connection
with a denominational conference. The United
Mennonite Church, Waterloo is noted as the only
member congregation in Waterloo County. Period:
1925 - 1956.
3267. Conservative Mennonite Church of Ontario. Minutes
of the Conservative Mennonite Church of Ontario
ministers’ meetings.. 1976. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A record of the meetings from November 1959 to
January 1976, many of which were held in the
Waterloo area. Also included are details of the
departure of several members from the
congregation, as well as copies of Constitution
and faith and practice of the Conservative
Mennonite Church of Ontario (1962 revised 1973),
and Faith and practice of the Mennonite
Fellowship Church. Period: 1959 - 1976.
3268. Constitution and by-laws of the Mennonite Mission
Board of Ontario. Elmira: Bauman Printing, 1956.
12 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
Period: 1956.
3269. Countryside Mennonite Fellowship Church Publishing
Committee. Countryside Mennonite Fellowship
Church, Hawkesville, Ontario. St Jacobs: St
Jacobs Printery, 1990. 89 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A history of the church’s formation as the
Heidelberg Mennonite Church in 1960 when eleven
families of the Woolwich district left the Ontario
Mennonite Conference after religious
disagreements. The name changes in 1976 to
Heidelberg Mennonite Fellowship Church and in 1983
to Countryside Mennonite Fellowship Church are
also recorded. Other topics include the clergy,
members, church activities and organizations.
Deaths, marriages and baptisms of members are
recorded. Period: 1960 - 1990.
3270. Cressman, Eben C. "In the beginning: at Hageys and
Warmers." Mennogesprach. 1983. 1,2: 12-13. ill.
Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A summary of the origins and growth of two
Mennonite congregations from 1799 to 1983. A map
of the Beasley Survey Concessions locates the
churches and marks the boundary of each
congregation. Period: 1799 - 1983.
3271. Cressman, Eben C. Wanner Mennonite Church -
wilderness to wide world. 1987. 15 1. Loc: OKIT.
A musical play celebrating the 150th anniversary
of the congregation founded in 1837. The
historical development of the church is depicted
in four scenes set in 1834, 1884, 1952 and 1987.
Period: 1837 - 1987.
3272. Cressman, Ella M. "The Seventh Mennonite World
Conference." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962.
50: 99-101. Loc: all.
An account of the events at the conference held
in Kitchener in 1962. Period: 1962.
3273. Cressman, J. Boyd. "History of the First Mennonite
Church of Kitchener, Ontario: I. the early period
1800-1859." Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1939.
8,3: 159-186. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A comprehensive history including a brief
description of early settlement of the
Pennsylvania German Mennonites and a study of
Mennonite faith and education in the Berlin
(Kitchener) area. The influence of teacher and
bishop Benjamin Eby is documented, as are the
efforts of other community leaders in the
establishment of the meeting house which became
the First Mennonite Church. Period: 1800 - 1859.
3274. Cressman, J. Boyd. "History of the First Mennonite
Church of Kitchener, Ontario: H. the middle
period 1859-1902, HI. the modern period 1902-."
Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1939. 8,4: 251-283.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A continuation of Cressman’s article published
in the July 1939 issue of the journal, with
details of the church under the leadership of
Daniel Wismer, Moses Erb, John S. Coffman, C.F.
Derstine and others. Topics include meeting
houses, Sunday schools, baptisms, members, church
disputes and, after 1902, the building of the
brick structure known as Berlin Mennonite Church,
renamed First Mennonite Church in 1917. Period:
1859 - 1939.
3275. Cressman, J. Boyd. 'Waterloo County." The
Mennonite encyclopedia. Scottdale, PA: Mennonite
Publishing House, 1959. Vol. 4, pp. 897-899. map.
Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A survey of Mennonite settlement in the county,
emphasizing the development of the congregations.
A map shows many Amish and Mennonite
meetinghouses, while the text explains their
interrelationships and notes the numbers of their
members. Period: 1800 - 1957.
3276. Cressman, Kenneth W. A descriptive analysis of
the Conservative Mennonite schisms in Ontario,
1956-1979. University of Waterloo (student essay,
Sociology), 1979. 104 p. ill., maps., bibl. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
An analysis of the causes and effects of the
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schism of 1959-60 in the Wilmot District of the
Mennonite Conference of Ontario. There are
biographical sketches of Curtis Cressman, Moses
Roth, Moses Baer, Elmer Grove, Clarence Huber and
Andrew Axt. The appendices include the minority
report of the Conference Constitutions Revisions
Committee, and information and literature about
various conservative Mennonite groups and
congregations in Ontario. Period: 1956 - 1979.
3277. Cressman, Kenneth W. The development of the
Conservative Mennonite Church of Ontario.
University of Waterloo (student essay), 1976. 70
p. maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An analysis of the split of 1959-60 by members
of the Wilmot District of the Mennonite Conference
of Ontario, against the background of earlier
Mennonite divisions, particularly that of 1870.
The initial rift was caused by the denial of
communion to anyone wearing a wedding ring, but
the author believes that personalities and not
biblical issues were the main factor in religious
dissension. Biographical details are given for
the people involved in the schism. Period: 1870 -
1976.
3278. Dedication. . .Evangel United Missionary Church.
Trinity Publishers, 1950. 7 p. ill. Loc: OKEBC.
A programme for the dedication service,
including a list of church officers, a brief
history, and a song written for the occasion by
Everek R. Storms. Period: 1949 - 1950.
3279. Detweiler, John D. "The Detweiler Meetinghouse -
the old stone church." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 36-40. Loc: all.
An anecdotal account of the Mennonite church
built in 1855 half a mile west of Roseville and
closed in January 1966. Period: 1855 - 1966.
3280. Die emsthafte Christenpflkht, enthaltend schdne
geistreiche Gebete, das Glaubens Bekenntnifi der
Mennoniten, mit einem Anhang uber die
Wehrlosigkeit; und das geistliche Luftgaertlein
frommer Seelen. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1846. 240
p. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 34879. Loc:
OKDHC, OWTL, OWTU.
A book emphasizing the "earnest duties of a
Christian" and containing prayers, articles of
faith of the Mennonites and a section on pacifism.
A original copy of this book is held at Doon
Heritage Crossroads. Revised editions were
published in Berlin, in 1878 by Oberholtzer and
Co., and in 1908.
3281. Die gememachaftliche Lieder-Sammlung, zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit einem Inhalt sammt zweifachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin:
Boedecker und Stuebing, 1857 reprinted 1883, 1901,
1908, 1918. 388 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 35959. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCGR, OWTUR.
A collection of 222 hymns for use at Mennonite
services in Waterloo County. It is assumed that
Benjamin Eby originally compiled the book based on
the Unparteyisches Gesangbuch published in
Lancaster, PA. The hymns are organized by themes
and indexed by melody and first lines. Fifteen of
the 222 hymns were added in a supplement. For a
brief history of the hymnal and an explanation of
each hymn, see Lieder-Sammlung Commentary by
Isaac Horst. Also useful is Martin E. Ressler’s
historical explanation of the printing of the
hymnal in An annotated bibliography of Mennonite
hymnals and songbooks: 1742-1986 (Gordonville,
1987). The Doris Lewis Rare Book Room of the
University of Waterloo Library has copies dated
1883 and 1892. The 1857 edition has been
microfilmed by CIHM. Period: 1857 - 1908.
3282. Die gemeinschaftliehe Lieder-Sammlung, zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit rinpm Inhalt sammt '/.weyfachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Lancaster, PA:
Johann Bar’s Sohnen, 1860 reprinted 1870. 344 p.
Loc: OWTUCGR.
A collection of hymns for use at Mennonite
services in Waterloo County. It is assumed that
Benjamin Eby originally compiled the book based on
the Unparteyisches Gesangbuch published in
Lancaster, PA. The hymns are organized by themes
and indexed by melody and first lines. For a
brief histoiy of the hymnal and an explanation of
each hymn, see the Lieder-Sammlung Commentary by
Isaac Horst. See also Martin E. Ressler’s
historical explanation of the printing of the
hymnal in An annotated bibliography of Mennonite
hymnals and songbooks: 1742-1986 (Gordonville,
1987). Period: 1860 - 1870.
3283. Die gempmsphaftHehe T .iedersnmmhmg, rum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
aus vielen Liedernbfichem gesammelt, und mit einem
Inhalt sammt Register versehen. Erste Auflage.
Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin: H.W. Peterson,
1836 reprinted 1838. 328 p. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 38605 (1836) and 18500 (1838) Loc:
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCGR, OKEBC.
A collection of hymns used at Mennonite services
in Waterloo County. It is assumed that Benjamin
Eby originally compiled the book based on the
Unparteyisches Gesangbuch published in
Lancaster, PA. The hymns are organized by themes
and indexed by melody and first lines. Conrad
Grebel College Archives, University of Waterloo
has the 1836 and 1838 editions published in Berlin
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by H.W. Peterson, as well as subsequent editions
indexed in the WRP database. The 1838 edition was
enlarged by two hymns and has a slightly altered
title: Die granemarhafttiohe Liedersammlung, zum
nUgrpmpinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
axis vielen Liederbuchem gesammelt, und mit einem
Inhalt sammt einem zweyfachen Register versehen.
For a brief history of the hymnal and an
explanation of each hymn, see Horst’s
T .ipHpr-Sammliing Commentary. Also useful is
Martin E. Ressler’s historical explanation of the
printing of the hymnal in An annotated
bibliography of Mennonite hymnals and songbooks:
1742-1986 (Gordonville, 1987). Period: 1836 -
1838.
3284. Die gemeinschaftliche Liedersammlung, zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit einem Inhalt sammt zweyfachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin:
Heinrich Eby, 1841 reprinted 1849. 396 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR, OWTUR, OKEBC.
A collection of hymns for use at Mennonite
services in Waterloo County. First published in
1836 and 1838 in Berlin by H.W. Peterson, it is
assumed that Benjamin Eby originally compiled the
book based on the Unparteysches Gesangbuch
published in Lancaster, PA. The hymns are
organized by themes and are indexed by melody and
first lines. The 1841 (third edition) and the
1849 (foxirth edition), as well as subsequent
editions contain a supplement (Zugabe). For a
brief history of the hymnal and an explanation of
each hymn, see the Lieder-Sammlung Commentary by
Isaac Horst. Also useful is Martin E. Ressler’s
historical explanation of the printing of the
hymnal in An annotated bibliography of Mennonite
hymnals and songbooks: 1742-1986 (Gordonville,
1987). The Doris Lewis Rare Book Room of the
University of Waterloo Library has copies dated
1841 and 1849. Period: 1941 - 1949.
3285. Douglass, Janet. Immanuel hymns for the worship
of God Berlin: Mennonite Brethren in Christ,
1886. 95 p. Loc: OKDHC.
The words to 130 hymns sung by the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ, and published at the Gospel
Banner Office in Berlin. The copy at Doon
Heritage Crossroads is missing the last page of
the index. Period: 1885 - 1886.
3286. Dyck, Cornelixis J. The Lordship of Christ:
proceedings of the seventh Mennonite World
Conference, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, August
1-7, 1962. Elkhart, IN: The Conference, 1963. 702
p. ill Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Proceedings of the Mennonite World Conference
held in Kitchener in 1962, including details of
all addresses, sermons and reports and lists of
exhibits, delegates and authors. The volume is
dedicated to the memory of Harold S. Bender.
Period: 1961 - 1963.
3287. "Early Mennonite churches." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 12-13. ill. Loc: all.
Illustrated descriptions of three early Waterloo
Mennonite Churches: Benjamin Eby’s church of 1813,
the Mennonite Church in Berlin of 1834, and the
Shantz Church (north of Baden) of 1853. Period:
1813 - 1929.
3288. Eby, Benjamin. A concise ecclesiastical history
and doctrinal theology of the Baptists or
Mennonites. Elkhart, IN: Mennonite Publishing
Co., 1901. 171 p. index. Loc: OWTLR, OWTUR,
OWTUCGR.
An account written in 1841 of the origin and
doctrines of Mennonites and of their migrations to
various parts of the world including Canada. The
author narrates the arrival in the Waterloo
district of both the Pennsylvania German
Mennonites and the Amish from Europe. Also
included are the Confessions of faith of the
Mennonites and a translation of Church
regulations, first published in Berlin by
Benjamin Eby in 1841. Period: 1800 - 1841.
3289. Eby, Benjamin. Confession of faith of the
Mennonites, also a translation of church
regulations published by Benjamin Eby, Berlin,
Canada, Aug. 30, 1841, with a selection of
scripture texts suitable for funeral services.
The Committee (Old Order) Mennonites, 1935 revised
1940, 1948. 84 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A booklet which contains Benjamin Eby’s
translation of the articles of faith adopted at
the Dortrecht Convention in April 1632, entitled
Declaration of the chief articles of our general
Christian frith Period: 1810 - 1841.
3290. Eby, Benjamin. Kurzgefrsste Kirchen Gesehichte
und Glaubenslehre der Taufgesinnten-Christen oder
Mennoniten. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1841. 240 p.
Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 35039. Loc:
OKEBC, OKITW, OWTL, OWTLR, OWTU,
OWTUCGR.
A sxunmary of the history and teachings of the
Anabaptist Christians or Mennonites, compiled by
Benjamin Eby and printed by Heinrich Eby. Pages
150 to 159 describe the migrations of Mennonites
and Amish to the Waterloo area. Period: 1801 -
1841.
3291. Enns, Herbert P. A date to remember: historical
reflections. Waterloo: H.P. Enns, 1987. 6 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
318
Culture and Social Institutions
A history written to commemorate the 60th
anniversary of the church building of
Waterloo-Kitchener United Mennonite Church. The
congregation began in 1925, but moved to its
present location in 1927 under the leadership of
Rev. J.H. Janzen. The church building had
previously been occupied by St Paul’s Presbyterian
Church. Period: 1927 - 1987.
3292. Enns, Herbert P. and Fast, Jacob. Jubilee issue
of the Waterloo-Kitchener United Mennonite Church,
1924-1974. Waterloo: The Church, 1974. 136 p.
ill., ports. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT, OWT.
A history of the church which was founded by
Russian Mennonites led by Rev. Jacob H. Janzen.
The clergy, organizations, building and music are
all described, and there are also reminiscences by
members of the congregation describing what it was
like to come to Waterloo from Russia. Period: 1924
- 1974.
3293. Epp, Frank H. Mennonites in Canada, 1786-1920:
the history of a separate people. Toronto:
Macmillan, 1974. 480 p. ill., maps, tables, bibl.,
index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OKEBC.
First volume in a comprehensive history,
commemorating the 450th anniversary of the
Mennonite faith. There are many references to
people and places of Waterloo County (including a
map of the region in about 1830) but they are set
in the larger context of Canada and are
necessarily brief. The book is said to represent
"a contribution to a true Canadian
multiculturalism and a true religious pluralism."
Period: 1786 - 1920.
3294. Epp, Frank H. Mennonites in Canada, 1920-1940: a
people’s struggle for survival Toronto:
Macmillan, 1982. 640 p. ill., tables, charts,
bibl., index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE,
OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OKEBC.
A companion to the author’s comprehensive
history of Canadian Mennonites before 1920. There
are many brief scattered references to Waterloo
County Mennonites. Period: 1920 - 1940.
3295. Erb, Peter C. On being the church: essays in
honour of John W. Snyder. Waterloo: Conrad Press,
1992. 178 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A collection that includes a history of Rockway
Mennonite Church, Kitchener by Eleanor High Good
and Peter C. Erb. Snyder was pastor of the church
from 1966 to 1991. Period: 1966 - 1991.
3296. Evangeliums Panier. Berlin: Mennonite Brethren
in Christ, 1887. Loc: OWTUCGR.
The German edition of the Gospel Banner (also
indexed in the WRP database), a news and
devotional journal published by the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ. Evangeliums Panier was
published monthly for the first year, 1879-1880,
and then semi-monthly to about 1895. It was first
published in Goshen, Indiana, and a year later
moved to Berlin. The Conrad Grebel Library holds
the 16-page issue, volume 9, number 21, dated 7
November 1887. Period: 1879 - 1896.
3297. Feick, Magdalena. I will build my church:
Conestogo/St Jacobs Mennonite Church, 1844-1986
St Jacobs: St Jacobs Mennonite Church, 1986. 48 p.
ill., ports., bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A history celebrating both Roy S. Koch’s fifty
years in the ministry and the Mennonite
Bicentennial. Topics include church buildings,
short biographies of clergy, a list of Conestogo
members from 1889 to 1915, song books and hymnals,
church activities, and women’s groups. Memoirs,
poems, and extracts from the sermons of Roy S.
Koch are quoted at the end of the book. Period:
1844 - 1986.
3298. Felstead, Allan G. A sodo- historical analysis of
the sectarian divisions in the Mennonite Church of
Waterloo County, 1849-1939. University of
Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Sociology), 1978. 168 p.
bibl., tables. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTU.
A study of factors in the Waterloo Mennonite
schisms of 1849, 1874, 1889 and 1917. The author
concludes that systematic differences in church
rank and interpersonal conflicts were significant
internal divisive factors, and not economic or age
differences. Period: 1849 - 1939.
3299. Fiftieth anniversary service: commemorating fifty
years of service rendered by Bishop E.S. Hallman
to the Mennonite Church in Canada and the United
States. Tuleta, TX: E.S. Hallman, 1948. 31 p.
ports. Loc: OKiTW.
Addresses given by E.S. Hallman, S.F. Coffman,
Oscar Burkholder, Curtis C. Cressman and M.C.
Cressman at the First Mennonite Church, Kitchener,
with a copy of the notice in the Kitchener Daily
Record. The speeches contain tributes,
reminiscences and reflections on evangelical
changes. Period: 1897 - 1947.
3300. Fransen, David W. Canadian Mennonites and
conscientious objection in World War IL
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, History),
1977. 3 fiche. tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUCG.
An examination of the divisions among Mennonite
churches and the their struggle with the Canadian
government regarding participation in the war.
Mennonites who figure significantly in the study
Culture and Social Institutions
319
include Jacob H. Janzen, S.F. Coffman and J.B.
Martin. Tables summarize various groups of
conscientious objectors and types of alternative
service they performed. Period: 1938 - 1945.
3301. Fretz, J. Winfield. The MEDA experiment
1953-1978: twenty-five years of experience in
helping little people” to get established in
their own businesses in over twenty countries
around the world Waterloo: Conrad Press, 1978.
118 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A record of the goals and achievements of the
service agency, the Mennonite Economic Development
Associates, started by the Mennonite Central
Committee with Waterloo Mennonite support for its
programmes of development assistance in Latin
America, Asia and Africa. The contributions of
local Mennonite leaders Edward G. Snyder and Milo
Shantz are noted. Period: 1953 - 1978.
3302. Garland, G. Elwin. The Old Order Mennonites and
the movement to Mount Forest. University of
Waterloo (student essay, Geography), 1974. 75 1.
maps, bibl. Loc: OWTUM, OWTUCG.
A paper that includes information on Mennonite
schisms that affected Waterloo County from 1889 to
1958. Charts and maps provide an overview of the
sizes of the various congregations in the 1960s.
Period: 1889 - 1964.
3303. General Conference Mennonite Church: Commission
on Home Ministries. Major papers presented at the
war tax conference in Kitchener, Ont., October 30
to November 1, 1975. Newton, Kansas: Home
Ministries, 1976. 140 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A compilation of the papers presented at the
inter-Mennonite/Brethren in Christ War Tax
Conference, assembled for personal or group
discussion or action. Topics include tax
resistance, militarism, and Christian attitude to
the payment of war taxes. There is also a
conference summary statement. Period: 1975 -
3304. Geschichte der Waterloo-Kitchener Vereinigten
Mennonitegemeinde, 1925-1953. 1953. 1 v. ill.
Loc: OKITW.
A history of the church that was founded by
Russian Mennonites led by Rev. Jacob H. Janzen.
The clergy, church organizations, building and
music are described. Period: 1925 - 1953.
3305. Gingerich, Mary Etta. "Hagey Mennonite Church,
Preston, Ont." Christian Monitor. 1932. 24,2:
48-50. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
An historical account of the congregation,
clergy and church building, mentioning church
organizations such as the Sunday School, the
Alpine Literary Society and the Young People’s
Meetings. Period: 1799 - 1932.
3306. Gingerich, Melvin. "Joseph Hagey writes to Jacob
Groff." Mennonite Historical Bulletin. 1967.
28,4: 5. Loc: OWTUCG.
Transcript of a letter written in 1856 by Joseph
Hagey to Jacob Groff, noting that he has "seen
what Jacob Rrehbil writes about the trouble in
their congregation but I could not make much out
of it," and concluding with expressions of faith
in God. Period: 1855 - 1856.
3307. Gingerich, Orland, Rev. The Amish of Canada.
Waterloo: Conrad Press, 1972. 244 p. ill., bibl.,
index. Loc: OCH, OCP, OKIT, OKITW, OWRN,
OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A scholarly account of the Amish of Canada from
their Reformation origins to 1972. The author
describes the migration from Europe, particularly
the pioneer settlement established by Christian
Nafziger, and explains Amish faith and
congregational life including the divisions
between various churches. Individual congregations
named are those of Wilmot, St Agatha, Wellesley,
Crosshill and the Steinmann Church at Baden.
Appendices include a list of congregations and
ordained leaders of the Western Ontario Mennonite
Conference from 1824 to 1970, and copies of
important constitutional documents of the
conference. Period: 1800 - 1972.
3308. Gingerich, Orland, Rev. Early Amish settlements
and their development: a paper prepared for the
Mennonite Historical Society, November 5, 1966.
1966. 5 p. Loc: OWTUR.
An historical sketch of the Amish in Ontario,
from the arrival of Christian Nafziger in Wilmot
Township in 1822. The expansion and divisions of
the Amish are recounted, including such events as
the organization of a Fire and Storm Aid Union in
1872 and the organization of Sunday schools in
1903. In 1966 there were fourteen Amish
congregations in the Western Ontario Conference,
four of them Old Order congregations. Period: 1822
- 1966.
3309. Gingrich, Newton L. Mission completed: history of
the Ontario Mennonite Bible School and Ontario
Mennonite Bible Institute. St Jacobs: St Jacobs
Printery, 1969. 157 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the school by its last principal
who describes its establishment and growth,
explains its constitution and lists former
teachers and students. Photographs of many staff
are included. Period: 1907 - 1968.
320
Culture and Social Institutions
3310. Good, E. Reginald. Frontier community to urban
congregation: First Mennonite Church, Kitchener
1813-1988. Kitchener: The Church, 1988. 160 p.
ill., maps, ports, bibl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A history of the church, considered in the
larger context of the settlement and development
of Waterloo County and with a chapter on the
displacement of the aboriginal inhabitants. The
author outlines changes in Mennonite faith and
practice and the leading role of Berlin Mennonite
Church in the Waterloo District Conference. He
stresses the leadership of Benjamin Eby and issues
on which the congregation was later divided such
as unauthorized prayer meetings, dress, Sunday
Schools and the use of English in services.
Period: 1813 - 1988.
3311. Good, E. Reginald. "Jacob Moyer’s Mennonite church
records: an interpretive sketch." Mennogesprach.
1985. 3,1: 1-3. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A study of handwritten entries found in Bishop
Moyer’s Bible, including details about the Moyer
family and Mennonite annual conferences and
council meetings. Most significant to Waterloo
researchers is the section on the ordination list,
as it sheds new light on the ordination of
Benjamin Eby as preacher and his confirmation as
bishop and on the purported tension between
Lancaster and Franconia conferences at that time.
Appended to this article is an English translation
by Isaac R. Horst of some of these handwritten
notes (pages 4-5). Period: 1767 - 1833.
3312. Good, E. Reginald. "A review of Aaron Eby’s
’Geschichte der Mennoniten in Canada,’ published
in 1872." Mennonite Quarterly Review. 1990.
64,4: 362-370. Loc: OWTU, OWTUCG.
An analysis of an essay on the early settlement
of Mennonites in Ontario, first published by Der
Mennonitische Friedensbote of Pennsylvania.
Good’s study adds biographical information on Eby
(1838-1899) of Berlin who studied medicine and
later became a publisher. Eby’s sources and
content are found to provide new information while
demonstrating the point of view of New and
Reforming/Reformed Mennonites. Part of Eby’s
essay was translated into English by Daniel K
Cassel in his history of the Mennonites. Period:
1838 - 1899.
3313. Good, E. Reginald. War as a factor in Mennonite
economic policy: a case study of insurance
institutions sponsored by the Ontario Conference,
1864-1954. University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis,
History), 1984. 172 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCG, OWTU.
An investigation of the interrelationship
between economics and the Mennonite religion.
using the development of insurance institutions
sponsored by the Ontario Conference of the
Mennonite Church between 1864 and 1954 as a case
study. After examining the reaction of the
Mennonite insurance company to three wars, the
American Civil War, World War I and World War II,
Good concludes that the Mennonites safeguarded
their pacifist convictions by providing an
alternative to commercial insurance and government
welfare. Period: 1864 - 1954.
3314. Good, Margaret and Steiner, Samuel J. "The Breslau
Mennonite Church: a brief history."
Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,1: 1-3. ill., bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG.
An article commemorating the sesquicentennial of
the congregation’s first meeting house. The log
building was originally the Benjamin Eby meeting
house and was brought from Berlin. Significant
people and events in the development of the
congregation from 1815 to 1984 are described, with
an account of the early landowners of the church
site. The name Kressman or Cressman Mennonite
Church was changed in 1968 to Breslau Mennonite
Church. Period: 1815 - 1984.
3315. Gospel Banner. 1877 - 1969. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG.
A publication of the Mennonite Brethren in
Christ, later the United Missionary Church, of the
United States and Canada, recounting the work of
missionaries abroad and congregations at home.
Inspirational articles and testimonials are
included, with notes from pastors, reports on
conferences, marriage and death notices. A German
edition of the paper, the Evangeliums Panier,
was published by Benjamin B. Bowman of Waterloo
from 1880 to 1896. From 1885 to 1908 the Gospel
Banner was edited by Joseph Bingeman and
published in Berlin. Everek R. Storms, a
newspaper reporter and former school teacher from
Kitchener, became editor in 1952. Many references
concern churches and clergy in Breslau, Blair, New
Dundee, Berlin and Hespeler, particularly in the
earlier volumes. The Conrad Grebel College
Library holds a complete set of newspapers; the
Emmanuel Bible College Library has most of the
volumes from 1909 onwards. The name of the paper
was changed in 1969 to Emphasis on Faith and
Living, and is indexed at the Emmanuel Bible
College Library. Period: 1877 - 1969.
3316. Hartzler, J.S. and Kauffman, Daniel. "The Canada
Conference." Mennonite Church History.
Scottsdale, PA 1905. Pp. 237-246. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A summary of the early settlement of Mennonites
in Waterloo, noting the religious schisms. A
table compiled by S.S. Bowman lists the Mennonite
Culture and Social Institutions
321
congregations in Ontario, fifteen of which were in
Waterloo County. The table shows the first
settlers, the first ministers, the present
ministers, the present deacon, when the first
meeting house was built, and the number of
members. Period: 1799 - 1905.
3317. Hiebert, Victor. 'Waterloo Mennonite Brethren
Church: twenty-five years of service."
Mennogesprach. 1985. 3,1: 8. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A history of the formation and development of
the congregation, started in 1960 as a mission
Sunday-school project by the Kitchener Mennonite
Brethren Church. A church building was opened in
1973 on Lexington Road. Period: 1960 - 1986.
3318. Hoch, Daniel. Kurz gefasste Kirchen-Ordnung der
Mennoniten oder Wehrlosen Christen in Canada.
Preston: Martin Rudolf, 1850. 25 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A copy of the summary of the church ordinances
for rites and ceremonies of the Mennonites or the
"unarmed Christians in Canada." The committee
responsible for this compilation included also
Jacob Albrecht, Henry Bechtel, David Weber, Peter
Huber, Abraham Bechtel, Abraham Kinsey, Jacob
Hoch and William Hoch.
3319. Hoover, Amos B. The Jonas Martin era: presented
in a collection of essays, letters and documents
that shed light, on the Mennonite churches during
the 50 year ministry (1875-1925) of Bishop Jonas
EL Martin, collected, arranged, edited,
interpreted and published by Amos B. Hoover.
Denver, PA: The Author, 1982. 1128 p. ill.
indexes. Loc: OWTUCG.
A compilation of documents in English and
German, pertaining to an Old Order Mennonite
bishop from Pennsylvania. Many of the papers
refer to Waterloo Mennonite people indexed in the
WRP database. The letters are introduced with
summaries of the contents and information about
the writers. The book contains a lengthy annotated
Old Order Mennonite bibliography with Ontario
references in appendix N. There are indexes to
people, places, and subjects, as well as a list of
correspondents, photographs, maps, graphs showing
the division of the Old Order Mennonites, and a
chronological list of all the dated letters and
documents in the book. Period: 1875 - 1925.
3320. Hoover, Muriel I. Bethel, house of God: a history
of Bethel Missionary Church, New Dundee, Ontario,
1878-1978. Centennial Committee, 1978. 76 p. ill.
Loc: OKEBC.
An account of the church’s ministers, members,
organizations, women’s activities, music, and
outreach ministries, with photographs of a camp
meeting and a baptismal service at New Dundee in
1934. Period: 1878 - 1978.
3321. Horst, Isaac R. Canada-Iowa Stauffer letters.
Mount Forest: The Author, 1991. 28 p. map. Loc:
OWTUCG.
Translations of letters written to David
Stauffer between 1881 and 1888 with annotations by
the editor, Isaac Horst. They deal with the
organization of a Stauffer Old Older Mennonite
church in Waterloo County in 1882 and the
establishment of a community in Osceola County,
Iowa in 1887. Some of the letters are written by
Jesse Bowman/Bauman, the leader of the Iowa group,
and shed light on the formation of that community.
Period: 1881 - 1888.
3322. Horst, Isaac R. Close ups of the great
awakening. Mount Forest: Isaac R. Horst, 1985.
331 p. bibl. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG, OWTL, OKIT.
A compilation by an Old Order Mennonite of
primary sources relating to the Mennonite
divisions of 1889 and 1893. Some sources are
fully translated for the first time into English
in this book, and include correspondence, diaries,
memoirs and conference proceedings. The material
is briefly introduced by the author in "as
impartial and unprejudiced way as possible."
Period: 1847 - 1920.
3323. Horst, Isaac R. Conference records: minutes of
semi-annual sessions of the Waterloo District of
the Ontario Conference of the Mennonite Church,
1842-1890 [WRP]. Mount Forest: Isaac R. Horst,
1984. 16 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A record of "discussions of the preachers and
deacons of the Mennonite parishes in the County of
Waterloo containing the resolutions passed at the
semi-annual conferences," translated by Isaac
Horst. This is said to be the only surviving
official record from the period between 1842 and
the church division of 1889. Period: 1842 - 1890.
3324. Horst, Isaac R. and Oberholtzer, John H. and
Bauman, Samuel B. Disclosure of the persecutions
against Daniel Hoch, preacher of the Mennonite
Church in Upper Canada. Mount Forest: The Author,
1982. 47 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
Translation and annotation by Horst of a work
first published in Pennsylvania in 1853. It is in
two parts: the first written by Oberholtzer
entitled, "Disclosure of the persecutions against
Daniel Hoch," the second entitled, "An
illustration written by Samuel B. Bauman to
Benjamin Eby about the disturbances in the
Mennonite churches of Canada." The material gives
insights into the Mennonite division of 1849 and
information about Benjamin Eby. Period: 1849 -
1853.
322
Culture and Social Institutions
3325. Horst, Isaac R. Discussions of the preachers and
deacons of the Mennonite parishes in the County of
Waterloo containing the resolutions passed at the
semi-annual conferences. 17 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An unpublished collection of incomplete records
compiled by Isaac R. Horst about ministers of the
Mennonite community before the church division in
1889. Discussions and resolutions concern
entertainment, temperance, participation in
livestock exhibitions, clothing and insurance.
Period: 1842 - 1890.
3326. Horst, Isaac R. Lieder-Sammlung commentary:
self-helps for the Gemeinschaftliche
Lieder-Sammlung. Mount Forest: Isaac R. Horst,
198-?. 64, 24 p. facsims. Loc: OWTUCG.
A guide to the Old Order Mennonite hymnal for
Waterloo County. The author explains the meaning
of each of the 222 German hymns and translates
some of them. He notes that the hymnal was
adapted from the Unpartheyisches Gesangbuch,
published in Lancaster County, PA. Biographical
information is given on some composers, ranging
from a date to fuller details.
3327. Horst, Isaac R. "The Markham Waterloo-Old Order
Mennonite division." Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,2:
9-12. ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A study of the division among Woolwich Old Order
Mennonites in the 1930s that caused the creation
of the Markham Waterloo Mennonites, led originally
by Jesse Bauman and Urias Martin. The issues
involved differences over the use of the telephone
and automobile, and a doctrinal dispute which led
to the establishment of a church known as the
Bible Chapel. Period: 1930 - 1988.
3328. Huffman, Jasper A. History of the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ Church. New Carlisle, OH:
Bethel Publishing, 1920. 283 p. ill., bibl., map,
chart. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG.
A general history, published by order of the
Executive Board of the church, referring to many
Waterloo County people, places and events. For
example, there are photographs of a typical camp
meeting scene in the 1890s at Berlin and more than
150 biographical sketches of ministers and
editors, many of whom were natives of Waterloo
County. Period: 1806 - 1920.
3329. Hunsberger, Albert and Hunsberger, Greta. A brief
history of the David Eby Church and Erb Street
Mennonite at Waterloo, Ontario from 1851-1976.
Waterloo: The Church, 1976. 23 p. ill., ports.
Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWT.
A commemorative history of church buildings and
organizations and the Russian Mennonites who were
a particular care of this church, with
biographical sketches of all ministers and
deacons. Period: 1851 - 1976.
3330. Hunsicker, M.Z. and Hunsicker, Johannes C. Kleine
Sammlung geistiger Gedichte gewidmet von M.Z.
Hunsicker und J.C. Hunsicker ihrer verstorbenen
Gattin und Mutter. Berlin: The Authors, 1868. 55
p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A small collection of spiritual poems and hymns
dedicated to the memory of the wife and mother of
the authors. Intended to help readers who have
lost close members of their family, the work
contains poems of comfort and hope, often with a
clue to the melody of the works. Although
published in Berlin, the book was printed in
Elkhart, Indiana by J.F Funk and contains no
direct references to the county. Period: 1867 -
1868.
3331. The Hymn Book Committee. A choice collection of
spiritual hymns, adapted to public, social, and
family devotion, and designed for the use of the
Mennonite Brethren in Christ and all lovers of
Zion. Berlin: Gospel Banner, 1893. 63 p. indexes.
Loc: OKEBC.
The revised edition of a Mennonite hymn book,
arranged by topic. The committee was organized
after the 1879 general conference held in Blair,
and the first edition was published two years
later. Period: 1879 - 1893.
3332. Jahrliche Conferenz der mennoniten Gemeinde von
Ontario: abgehalten am 25 und 26 Mai, 1893 zu
Berlin, Ontario. CIHM Microfiche series, no.
15676. 1893?. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Programme for the annual conference of the
Mennonite churches to be held in Berlin, at the
Christian Eby meeting house. Period: 1892 - 1893.
3333. Jantzi, Johannes and Roth, Lorraine. Record book
of the W ellesley- Wilmot congregation, 1861-1921.
Mennonite Archives, 1977. 22 p. index. Loc: OKIT.
Transcription of the Wellesley-Wilmot Mennonite
Congregation’s record book begun by bishop
Johannes Jantzi in 1861. The book contains
records of births, marriages, deaths, baptisms,
and an index of names. Period: 1861 - 1921.
3334. Kennel, Lillian. History of the Wilmot Amish
Mennonite congregation: Stein mann and St Agatha
Mennonite churches, 1824-1984. Baden: Steinmann
Mennonite Church, 1984. 49 p. ill., ports., bibl.
Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A history of the churches which began as one
congregation with two meetinghouses but separated
in 1939. There are descriptions of the early
Amish and Mennonite settlements in Wilmot
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Township and of church leaders, members, buildings,
activities, music and the role of women. The
appendix includes lists of leaders in both
congregations and copies of the first recorded
minutes of a business meeting in 1906 and of
various church programmes. Period: 1824 - 1984.
3335. Koch, Alice. "Biehn Mennonite Church." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 61-62. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the old church which was in
use from 1865 to 1963. Period: 1865 - 1964.
3336. Koch, Alice and Good, Edward and Cressman, Irvin
W., Rev. Dedication of Biehn Mennonite Church.
The Church, 1964. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKITW.
A booklet commemorating the opening of the new
building in 1964. It contains an historical
sketch of the church from 1870 to 1964, a report
from the Building Committee Chairman, a message
from the pastor, and a programme of the service of
dedication. Period: 1870 - 1964.
3337. Lageer, Eileen. Merging streams: story of the
Missionary Church. Elkhart, IN: Bethel
Publishing, 1979. 374 p. ill., bibl., map, charts,
index. Loc: OKEBC.
A general history of the development of this
Mennonite denomination and its component churches,
ministers and missionary accomplishments. There
are many Waterloo County references, including
accounts of the establishment of Bethany Mennonite
Church in Berlin in the 1870s and the dedication
of Emmanuel Bible School in 1943. Period: 1807 -
1979.
3338. Landers, Bertha. History of the Stirling Avenue
Mennonite Church. Kitchener: The Church, 1979.
200 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
A history of the church since 1924 when a new
constitution was drawn up and land bought for the
church building. There are annual historian’s
reports on church activities from 1925 up to and
including 1977. Also included are a list of
charter members, a tribute to Rev. Urias K Weber,
a capsule history of significant dates, and
historical sketches commemorating the 50th
anniversary in 1974. This copy is a
photoreproduction of a typescript held at the
church office. Period: 1924 - 1979.
3339. Laurence, Hugh. Change in religion, economics,
and boundary conditions among Amish Mennnnit.es in
Southwestern Ontario. McGill University (Ph.D.
thesis, Anthropology), 1980. 303 p. bibl., tables,
charts. Loc: OWTUCG.
An adaptation of Kuhn’s model of scientific
change through the interaction of theory and
independent phenomena, to explain the social
change of Ontario Amish through the interaction of
internal and external forces. Nineteenth- century
revivalism challenged ethnic distinctions by
allowing for individual salvation rather than
community discipline. The economic prosperity of
the 1950s led to increased contact with
individualization through mechanization and wage
labour. Both forces resulted in a new conception
of Amish Mennonite identity. Period: 1820 - 1975.
3340. Laurence, Hugh and Roth, Lorraine. Daniel S.
Xutzi, Jacob R. Bender: servants of God and the
church. Waterloo: Historical Committee of the
Western Ontario Mennonite Conference, 1984. 66 p.
ill., maps. Loc: OWTUCG.
Biographies of those who led the East Zorra
Amish Mennonite Congregation between 1917 and
1947 and were instrumental in forming the Ontario
Amish Mennonite Conference in 1924 from
congregations in Wilmot, Wellesley, Momington and
Hay Townships. The Bender family settled west of
New Hamburg in 1832; some members of the Iutzi
family stayed in Wilmot after others moved on to East
Zorra and Michigan. Period: 1917 - 1947.
3341. Martin, Delton. History of the Floradale
Mennonite Church: witnessing to the faith in the
Floradale community, Woolwich Township, Waterloo
County. Floradale: Floradale Mennonite Church,
1971. 28 p. ill. 1 folded map, ports. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A history of church from 1857 to 1971, with
information about the various church buildings,
church leaders, church members, and congregational
activities. A short description of the Mennonite
division of 1889 is given, as well as a chronology
of the church. A map of the Floradale community
shows individual buildings and lists owners from
1857 to 1971. Period: 1857 - 1971.
3342. Martin, Isaac G. The story of Waterloo-Markham
Mennonite Conference. 1953. 125 1. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An unpublished account of divisions in the
church, Mennonite meeting places in Ontario, the
Bible as poetry, and bishops, ministers and
deacons. The author lists Canadian ministers for
1825 and 1853, birth dates of members from 1855 to
1900 and ordinations in the Markham-Waterloo
Conference. Period: 1847 - 1953.
3343. Martin, Jacob. Fin Buchlein, namlich ein Auszug
aus der Heiligen Schrift uber einige Religions =
Fragen unserer Zeit. Waterloo: The Author, 1875.
226 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A unique copy of a book that was censored by the
Ontario Mennonite Conference (then called the
Canada Conference) in 1880. A supplement in the
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book, entitled "Beilage fur die Belesenen der
heiligen Schrift," is dated April 1879. Copies of
the book were presumed to have been destroyed, but
the Conrad Grebel College Library obtained a copy
in 1992. A second edition of the book, published
in 1883, was widely distributed and is separately
abstracted in the WRP database. Period: 1875 - 1883.
3344. Martin, Jacob. Ein Schifflem gegen den Wind
gerichtet, nfimlich ein Auszug aus der Heiligen
Schrift uber einige Religions Fragen unserer
ZeiL Berlin: The Author, 1883. 210 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A local imprint, the title of which may be
translated as A ship directed against the wind,
taken from the Holy Scriptures about certain
questions of religion of our time. The author’s
writings were found to be unscriptural at the
semi-annual Mennonite conference held in Berlin in
1880 and this edition is believed to be a revised
version of one which was not accepted by church
elders. A translated and abridged version by
Isaac R. Horst was completed in 1984 and is held
by the Conrad Grebel College Library. Period: 1880
- 1883.
3345. Martin, Jacob. A ship directed against the wind
Edited by Isaac R. Horst. 1984. 37 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
An unpublished translation and abridgement of
Ein Schifflem gegen den Wind gerichtet,
published in Berlin in 1883, two copies of which
can be found in the Conrad Grebel College
Archives. In the original introduction, Martin
states that the 1883 edition was the second
version, and Isaac Horst offers the information
that a resolution had been passed by the church
elders in 1880 confirming that Martin’s writings
were "unscriptural" and should be recalled. It
seems likely that the 1883 text represents a
revision of the original work. A unique copy of
an earlier version of Martin’s book, dated 1875
with the title Ein Buchlein, namlich ein Auszug
aus der Heiligen Schrift uber einige Religions =
Fragen unserer Zeit, is held by the Conrad Grebel
College Library and is separately abstracted.
Period: 1880 - 1983.
3346. Mennonite Conference of Ontario. Constitution and
discipline of the Mennonite Conference of
Ontario. The Conference, 1909-. Loc: OWTUCG.
A series of handbooks, published irregularly and
setting out the constitution of the Mennonite
Conference of Ontario and the code of conduct of
church members. They show the development of the
Mennonite church government over the years. For
instance, the 1949 constitution considered "the
wearing of a plain bonnet as the approved head
dress of our sisters." The language also changes
from a simple to a more legalistic form. The
Conrad Grebel Library has the Constitution and
discipline for the years 1909, 1940, 1948 and
1958. Period: 1909 - 1958.
3347. The Mennonite encyclopedia: a comprehensive
reference work on the Anabaptist-Mennonite
movement. Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing
House, 1955 - 1990. 5 v. ill., charts, maps. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTUSJ, OWTU.
A compendium of information on all aspects of
Anabaptist Mennonite history, theology, ethics,
migrations and congregations throughout the world.
Written by notable scholars in the field, the
entries include many references to Waterloo County
and often provide bibliographies. Volumes 1 to 4
were published between 1955 and 1959 and compiled
under the direction of editor Harold S. Bender.
Volume 5, edited by Cornelius J. Dyck and Dennis
D. Martin, was published in 1990 by Herald Press
and is a continuation of the previous four volumes
with over 900 additional entries, as well as
updates for articles in the previous volumes.
Period: 1800 - 1990.
3348. Mennonite meeting calendars: condensed form
1980?. 60 p. Loc: OKDHC.
A history of the Ontario Mennonite calendars
from 1836 to 1980, including photocopied
reproductions. The calendars list the meeting
houses and their clergy, with some printed in
German and others in English. Annotations explain
the formation of new Mennonite churches, and there
is a list of places given as appointments, many of
them in Waterloo County. Period: 1836 - 1980.
3349. Mennoniten Gemeinde. Kleiner Katechismus, oder
kurzgefasste Unterweisung aus der HeQingen
Schrift, in Fragen und Antworten zum Gebrauch fur
Kinder. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1844. 64 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A "catechism, or short summary of instruction
from the holy scriptures, in the form of questions
and answers for the use of children."
3350. Millar, Anne Eby. "Stirling Avenue Mennonite
Camp." Mennogesprach. 1990. 8,1: 5-6. ill. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A history of the congregation’s summer youth
camps, from the 1943 Thayandanega Camp near Paris
to the Silver Lake Camp in the 1960s. Period: 1943
- 1975.
3351. Miller, John W. Jesus and the growing use of
alcohol among Ontario Mennonites. 1976. 8 1. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A talk about the developing pattern of alcohol
use among the Ontario Mennonites, first given to
Culture and Social Institutions
325
the quarterly meeting of Ontario Mennonite
ministers at Breslau in 1976. After a Biblical
examination of the topic, the author concludes
that Jesus practised a "cautious" use of wine and
recognized the dangers in the use of alcohol.
Period: 1972 - 1976.
3352. "’New Mennonites’ in Waterloo County."
Mennogesprach. 1987. 5,2: 14,16. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
The first of a two-part transcript of the early
minute books of the Blair New Mennonite
congregation in 1869-1870. The minutes record the
conference meetings and mention the behaviour of
pastor John McCauley, and the selling of the
Mennonite share of the Baptist church at New
Dundee. The New Mennonites joined the Reforming
Mennonites in 1875, later becoming the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ, now the Missionary Church.
The transcript is continued in the March 1988
edition of Mennogesprach. Period: 1869 - 1870.
3353. "’New Mennonites’ in Waterloo County, part 2."
Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,1: 5-6. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
Continuation of a transcript of the minute book
of the New Mennonite congregation at Blair from
1869 to 1874, begun in the September 1987 issue of
Mennogesprach. It includes a list of members in
1869, the year the church was founded. Period:
1869 - 1874.
3354. Nissly, Heinrich. Geistliches Sendschreiben des
chris tliehen Lehrers und Predigers Heinrich
Nissly. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1842. 20 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
A spiritual circular letter of the Christian
teacher and preacher Heinrich Nissly. Part of the
L.J. Burkholder collection in the Conrad Grebel
College Archives, the work has no direct reference
to the Waterloo area other than its publication by
Heinrich Eby in Berlin.
3355. Pannabecker, S. Floyd. Origin and growth of the
Mennonite Brethren in Christ. Bluffton, OH:
Bluffton College (M.A. thesis, Church History),
1918. 96 p. bibl., map. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG.
A survey of the evangelical Mennonites from 1500
to 1917. Two groups, the New Mennonites and the
Reformed Mennonites, joined to form the United
Mennonites in 1875 at the Snyder Meeting House at
Bloomingdale. The Evangelical Mennonites from the
United States joined with the United Mennonites in
1879, forming the Evangelical United Mennonites.
This group in turn united with the Swankite
portion of the Brethren in Christ movement or
Tunkers, forming the Mennonite Brethren in Christ
in 1883. An account is given of the doctrines and
beliefs of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ.
Period: 1800 - 1917.
3356. "Records of ordination of Old Order Mennonites of
Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada from 1804 to
1962." Records of ordination of the Old Order
Mennonites from 1750 to 1963. Edited by Ervin
Shantz and Orvie Shantz. Pennsylvania: 1964. Pp.
15-24. Loc: OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
A chapter listing the names of men ordained,
with the year and place of their ordination and
the year they died as well as their age.
Handwritten entries have been added for
ordinations from 1964 to 1977. Period: 1804 -
1977.
3357. Regehr, T.D. and Sawatzky, Rodney J. and Epp,
Marlene. Symposium on Mennonites in Canada: the
influence of World War II, 1939-1955. 1987. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A collection of papers with occasional
references to Waterloo County subjects. These
include: the position of Rev. J.H. Janzen on
military alternatives; the difference in attitude
towards Mennonite and Jehovah’s Witness
conscientious objectors discussed at a meeting in
Galt; and a "cutting room" established in 1942 by
Mennonite women of Kitchener to produce clothing
for overseas relief. Period: 1939 - 1955.
3358. Reimer, Margaret Loewen. One quilt, many pieces:
a concise reference guide to Mennonite groups in
Canada. Waterloo: Mennonite Publishing Service,
1983 reprinted 1984. 60 p. ill., tables, bibL
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A brief survey of the general philosophy,
background and geographical location of various
Mennonite groups, including those of the Waterloo
area. Period: 1800 - 1982.
3359. Reist, Moses G. The Christian’s religious voice
of warning. Elmira: The Author, 1915. 32 p. Loc:
OKITW, OWTUCGR.
Written by the Elmira resident who called
himself the Second Moses and claimed that his
words came directly from God, the tract pleads
with other Mennonites in the area to believe in
him.
3360. Ressler, Martin E. An annotated bibliography of
Mennonite hymnals and songbooks, 1742-1986.
Gordonville, PA: The Author, 1987. 117 p. ill.
Loc: OWTLR, OWTUCGR.
A collection of references to mainly American
sources which also includes hymnals and sheet
music published in Waterloo County, such as
Benjamin Eby’s Gemeinsrhaftliche Liedersammhmg
and C.F. Derstine’s The sheet music of heaven.
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Annotations include a brief description of each
item, the number of editions published, and name
of the publisher. Period: 1838 - 1986.
3361. Rich, Elaine Sommers. Mennonite women: a story of
God’s faithfulness, 1683-1983. Kitchener: Herald
Press, 1983. 257 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc:
OWTUCG, OWTU.
A study of North American Mennonite women of
Swiss, South German and Alsatian backgrounds,
including Old Order and Amish. It does not refer
to women from the General Conference or Mennonite
Brethren of Dutch, Prussian and Russian
backgrounds. The book was commissioned by the
Women’s Missionary and Service Commission of the
Mennonite Church to mark the 300th anniversary of
the arrival of Mennonites in North America. There
are several references to women of Waterloo
County, among them the pioneer Barbara Schultz
Oesch, missionary Mabel Groh, school teacher
Amelia Bergey Nahrgang, and deaconess Louida
Bauman. The first women’s groups to be organized
in the Ontario Mennonite Conference were the
Waterloo Charity Circle in March 1908, and the
Sisters’ Aid Sewing Circle in July 1908 at Berlin
Mennonite Church. Period: 1800 - 1983.
3362. Risser, Johannes. Glaube und Lehre von der Taufe
der Mennoniten in Deutschland. Berlin: Heinrich
Eby, 1845. 128 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
An edition of Belief and teachings of the
baptism of Mennonites in Germany. Other than
being printed in Berlin, the work has no direct
references to Waterloo County. Period: 1843 -
1845.
3363. Roosen, Gerhard. Christlkhes Gemuths Gesprach
vom seligmachenden Glauben, fur die Jugend, in
Fragen und Antworten; und ein Glaubens Bekenntnifi
der Mennonisten, nebst einem Anhang. Berlin: H.W.
Peterson, 1839. 340 p. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 38684. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR,
OWTUCGR.
A catechism for young people entitled A
Christian spiritual conversation on saving faith
for the young, in questions and answers; and a
confession of faith of the Mennonites, with an
appendix. This is a reprinted version of
previous editions published in Pennsylvania, and
contains a brief note by Benjamin Eby. A later
edition, also published in Berlin (Kitchener) by
Hett and Eby in 1891, can be found in the Conrad
Grebel College Rare Book Collection.
3364. Roth, Lorraine. "Goldsmith, Brenneman, Kropf:
first Amish ordinations in Canada."
Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 9-11. ill., bibl. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
Details on the ministry and families of the
first Amish Mennonites ordained in Canada in 1824,
Joseph Goldsmith and John Brenneman as ministers
and Jacob Kropf as a deacon. Joseph Goldsmith
left Ontario for Ohio in 1831, but the others
remained in Wilmot Township. Period: 1824 - 1984.
3365. Roth, Lorraine. Willing service: stories of
Ontario Mennonite women. Waterloo: Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario with Women’s
Missionary and Service Commission of Eastern
Canada, 1982. 275 p. ports., bibl., index. Loc:
OWTUCG.
Short biographies of more than 60 women who were
active in Mennonite church life in Waterloo County
at some time between 1800 and the 1970s. Names of
the women and of churches and other organizations
are indexed in the WRP database. An appendix lists
officers of successive Ontario Mennonite women’s
organizations: the Ontario Branch of the Mennonite
Woman’s Missionary Society, 1917-1927; the Ontario
District Sewing Circle, under the General Sewing
Circle Committee of the Mennonite Board of
Missions and Charities, 1927-1955; the Ontario
Women’s Missionary and Service Auxiliary,
1955-1974; and the Ontario Women’s Missionary and
Service Commission since 1974. Period: 1850 -
1979.
3366. Sauder, Dorothy M. "First Mennonite anniversary."
Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,2: 15. ill. Loc: OWTUCG,
OKIT.
A report of the events commemorating the 175th
anniversary of the church, including a seminar on
peace and justice, a weekend return of previous
pastors, a picnic, and the publication of a church
history. Period: 1813 - 1988.
3367. Sauder, Dorothy M. Trail’s end: the Oxbow. 1972.
18 1. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An unpublished history of the Bloomingdale
Mennonite Church, formerly known as Schneider’s
Mennonite Meeting House. The author presents
information on the establishment and development
of the congregation under the direction of Jacob
"Yoch" Schneider who gave land for the church in
1826. Photographs of church leaders are included.
Period: 1805 - 1972.
3368. Schultz, Beatrice and Knechtel, Brenda Lichti and
Lebold, Fran. Maple View Mennonite Church,
1859-1984. Wellesley: Maple View Mennonite
Church, 1984. 54 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative history of the congregation,
with biographies of church leaders, descriptions
of land deeds and church buildings, and an account
of church organizations and activities. The Fire
and Storm Aid Union, the issue of conscription
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during the First and Second World Wars, and church
music are all discussed. Period: 1859 - 1984.
3369. Schultz, Beatrice. "Maple View Mennonite Church,
Wellesley." Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 17. Loc:
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A short history of the congregation, founded in
1859, with a description of events planned to
celebrate its 125th anniversary. Period: 1859 -
1984.
3370. Seventy-first anniversary of the founding of
Bethany United Missionary Church, 1877-1948,
Sunday, June 6th, 1948. Kitchener: The Church,
1948. 2 folded sheets, map. Loc: OKEBC.
An anniversary programme including historical
notes on the church and congregation, and a
separate map showing the location of the church.
Period: 1877 - 1948.
3371. Shantz, Elven. "Mennonite groups in Waterloo
County and adjacent area." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 18-29. ill. Loc: all.
An outline of the beliefs and practices of 15
groups including: the House Amish, the David
Martin Mennonites, the Reformed Mennonite Church,
the Waterloo-Markham Mennonite Church, the
Conservative Mennonite Fellowship, the Cedar Grove
Amish Mennonite Church, the Mornington Amish
Mennonite Church, the Mennonite Conference of
Ontario, the Western Ontario Mennonite Conference,
the Ontario Conference of Mennonite Brethren
Churches and the Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church.
There are two photographs of Mennonite houses,
those of Soloman Gehman and of Joshua Y. Shantz.
Period: 1800 - 1967.
3372. Shantz, Ervin and Shantz, Orvie W. "Records of
ordinations of Old Order Mennonites of Waterloo
County, Ontario, Canada from 1804 to 1975."
Records of ordinations of the Old Order
Mennonite, Groffdale Conference Churches, 1750 to
1975. Edited by Joseph H. Shirk and Ezra S.
Zimmerman. Adamstown, PA Ensinger Printing
Service, 1975. Pp. 46-67. Loc: OWTUCG.
Ordination records of deacons, ministers and
bishops, beginning with Joseph Bechtel and ending
with Elam Weber, and including birth, death and
ordination dates and name of the church for which
the man was ordained. Ordination records from
several locations in the United States are also
given in this book. Period: 1804 - 1975.
3373. Shantz, Mary C. "Discovering the Tunkers."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 62-73.
ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A brief history of the Anabaptist or Pietist
sect that began in Germany and arrived in Upper
Canada from Pennsylvania. Names of some of the
Tunkers in Waterloo Township are included. Period:
1800 - 1988.
3374. Shantz, Norman. "The Detweiler Mennonite
congregation near Roseville, Ontario: 1830-1966."
Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 18-19. ill., bibl.
Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A history especially of the clergy and the
church property, with illustrated descriptions of
the interior and exterior of the building. The
congregation was founded by one of Roseville’s
earliest settlers, Jacob Detweiler, and was
disbanded in 1966. Period: 1822 - 1966.
3375. Shantz, Ward M. A history of Bethany Missionary
Church, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, 1877-1977.
Kitchener: The Church, 1977. 68 p. ill., map,
chart. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG.
An commemorative account of the church building,
clergy, members and activities with particular
details of evangelical revivals. Period: 1877 -
1977.
3376. Shantz, Winnie Goldsworthy. A history of Bethany
Missionary Church. 1991?. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKEBC.
A short account commemorating the 115th
anniversary of the Kitchener church with
descriptions of the building, members,
organizations and activities. Period: 1877 - 1991.
3377. Sherk, AB., Rev. "The Tunkers." The United
Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada Annual
Transactions. 1914. Pp. 62-68. ill. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A history of the Tunkers by a Waterloo historian
who was also a missionary preacher for the United
Brethren in Christ. The doctrines and rituals of
the Tunkers or River Brethren are described,
including a Love Feast held on the banks of the
Grand River near Preston. There is information
about the founders of the Tunker Church in Upper
Canada, John Winger and Andrew Hensler, and the
dress customs of early Tunkers in Ontario. Period:
1800 - 1914.
3378. Sherk, J. Harold. Conference record; proceedings
of the Ontario Conference of the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ. Toronto: Ontario Conference
of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ, 1937. 72 p.
ill., tables. Loc: OWTU.
A transcript of the proceedings of the
fifty-fourth Annual Session of the Ontario
Conference of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ,
held at Kitchener in 1937. There are reports of
all committees, a directory of pastors, financial
statistics and missionary news. Period: 1937 -
1938.
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3379. Sherk, Mary Ann and Hoover, Sarah. The origins of
the Orthodox Mennonite Church at Wallenstein.
1975?. 24 1. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A record of the establishment of the Elam S.
Martin church which broke away from the David
Martin group in 1957. The manuscript account
contains the names of individuals and the dates
they joined, as well as information on births,
baptisms, marriages and deaths of members. The
authors also note a further division in 1974.
Period: 1957 - 1974.
3380. Sherrick, David. Letter by David Sherrick of
Preston, Canada, 1859, and letter by Christian
Schmutz, Ulrich Hege, and Heinrich Landes of
Baden, Europe, 1862 [WEP]. 24 p. Loc: OWTUCGR.
A booklet with no title or other bibliographic
information but a foreword describing the
acquaintance between local Mennonite, Elias Eby
and a European Mennonite with whom he discussed
Mennonite practices. The letters consist of
questions put by elders from the Duchy of Baden to
which David Sherrick provides answers and then
asks questions on behalf of Canadian Mennonites.
These are replied to by Christian Schmutz, Ulrich
Hege, and Heinrich Landes. The pamphlet is part of
the L.J. Burkholder collection, Conrad Grebel
College, and a translation can be found in Herald
of Truth, 1866. Period: 1859 - 1862.
3381. Sider, E. Morris. "The early years of the Tunkers
in Upper Canada." Ontario History. 1959. 51,2:
121-129. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A study which mentions the founding of a Tunker
congregation in the Waterloo area in 1801 by
George Shupe and David Gingrich. A.B. Sherk’s
description of a Tunker love feast on the banks of
the Grand River near Preston is quoted, as is his
description of the appearance and dress of the
Tunkers in the earlier years of the church. In
1933 the name Tunker was officially changed to
Brethren in Christ. Period: 1800 - 1933.
3382. Sider, E. Morris. History of the Brethren in
Christ (Tunker) Church in Canada University of
Western Ontario (M.A. thesis, History), 1955. 308
L ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A study of the denomination, including the
Waterloo-Howick District to which the Waterloo
(Rosebank) congregation belongs. The author
discusses doctrine, social attitudes, education,
religious services and organization. Period: 1801
- 1955.
3383. Smith, C. Henry. The Mennonites: a brief history
of their origin and later development in both
Europe and America Berne, IN: Mennonite Book
Concern, 1920. 340 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG.
A general history containing several Waterloo
County references: the Amish leader, Christian
Nafziger is mentioned on page 217, the early
settlement is portrayed in chapter XIV on Ontario
(pp. 229-233), and nineteenth-century religious
dissensions and unions specifically relating to
the county are discussed in pp. 246-249. Period:
1799 - 1920.
3384. Snider, Esther. 135th anniversary, 1842-1977: to
the glory of God. Kitchener: Pioneer Park
Christian Fellowship, 1977. 19 p. ill., ports.
Loc: OWTUCG.
A commemorative history of the congregation,
formerly the Weber Mennonite Church, Strasburg,
including brief biographies of all ministers and
mentions of deacons and bishops. Church
organizations such as the Sunday School and
mission programmes are described, with a
chronological list of historical events. There is
a photographic directory of all church members in
1977, with names and addresses listed in an index.
Period: 1842 - 1977.
3385. Snyder, Lome W., Mrs. "A House Amish wedding."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64: 74-77.
Loc: all.
A brief account of the service held in an Amish
family home in 1976. The day-long proceedings are
detailed including the roles played by family,
friends, and the bishop. Food and song are
described as important parts of the festivities.
3386. Snyder, Mabel. 25th anniversary, Hawkesville
Mennonite Church. Hawkesville: The Church, 1974.
32 p. ill., ports. Loc: OWTUCG, OWRE.
A commemorative history that includes brief
biographies of the church leaders, information
about the church building, a description of the
congregational activities, and a list of the
charter members. Period: 1949 - 1974.
3387. Snyder, O.A., Mrs. "The first Mennonite Sunday
School." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51:
27-28. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the unveiling of a plaque at
Wanner Mennonite Church to commemorate the first
Mennonite Sunday School in North America. A short
history of the school is also given. Period: 1840
- 1963.
3388. Southgate, H. Jane. An examination of the
position of the Mennonites in Ontario under the
jurisdiction of the Military Service Act, 1917.
Wilfrid Laurier University (M.A. thesis, History),
1976. 116 1. bibl. Loc: OWTL, OWTUCG.
A study of the Mennonite principle of
Culture and Social Institutions
329
non-resistance and problems with the Canadian
military during the 1914-1918 war. The author
examines the treatment of Mennonites by Military
Tribunals, established under the Military Services
Act of 1917. The author does not discuss Waterloo
County specifically but considers all Mennonites
in the province as one group. Period: 1917 - 1918.
3389. Springer, Nelson P. and Klassen, AJ. Mennonite
bibliography, 1631-1961. Kitchener: Herald Press,
1977. 2 v. indexes. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A listing of publications relating to all
aspects of Mennonite religion and culture,
arranged by place of publication, with
sub-categories for periodicals, history and
description, doctrine and miscellanea. Volume II
lists the North American publications and has
indexes of authors, subjects and "books reviewed."
Period: 1800 - 1961.
3390. Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church. Stirling Avenue
Mennonite Church: sixtieth anniversary.
Kitchener: The Church, 1984. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history including details of pastors,
charter members and church buildings. Period: 1924
- 1984.
3391. Storms, Everek R. History of the United
Missionary Church Elkhart, IN: Bethel
Publishing, 1958. 309 p. ill., maps, charts,
bibl., index. Loc: OKEBC, OWTUCG.
A history commemorating the denomination’s 75th
anniversary with descriptions of the schools,
missions and publications of various districts of
the church, including Ontario. The index contains
many references to Waterloo County people and
places. There are also a chronology of important
events, a directory of churches and a list of
superintendents for the Ontario district from 1874
to 1958. Period: 1883 - 1958.
3392. Thiessen, Jack. "Canadian Mennonite literature."
Canadian Literature. 1972. 51: 65-72. bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
3393. van der Smissen, Carl Justus and Roosen, Berend
Karl. Sammlung von Predigten von Carl J. van der
Smissen, Prediger der mennoniten Gemeinde in
Friedrichstadt, Danemark, und Berend Karl Roosen,
Prediger der mennoniten Gememde zu Hamburg und
Altona Berlin: Peter Eby, 1852. 163 p. Loc:
OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
A collection of sermons given in Europe by
Mennonite elders, van der Smissen of Denmark and
Roosen of Hamburg, and sent to North America.
Apart from being published in Berlin, there are no
direct references to the area.
3394. van der Smissen, Carl Justus. Zweyter Brief aus
Danemark an die mennonisten Gemeine. Berlin:
Heinrich Eby, 1841. 23 p. Loc: OWTUCG.
The second letter by fellow Mennonite van der
Smissen to Benjamin Eby in 1840, expressing
interest in Mennonite life and practices in North
America. The first letter may be found in Briefe
an die mennonisten Gemeine in Ober Canada
Period: 1838 - 1840.
3395. Vereinigten Mennoniten Gemeinden in Ontario,
Canada. Jubilaeums Jahrbuch der Vereinigten
Mennoniten Gemeinden in Ontario, Canada, 1954.
Publikationskomitee der Konferenz der Vereinigten
Mennoniten Gemeinden in Ontario, 1954. 136, xiv p.
ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A book published to mark the jubilee held in
Waterloo on 13-14 November 1954 by the United
Mennonite Churches of Ontario. Historical
information is provided on the denomination and
its activities and programmes, such as the
Mennonite Central Committee, the Mennonite
Provincial Relief Committee and education.
Various Ontario localities and Mennonite leaders
are mentioned and there are short chapters on such
topics as the immigration to Ontario by the
Mennonites from Russia, occupations of Mennonites,
poetry, and the conference agenda. Period: 1924 -
1954.
3396. Wambold, Isaac A Scriptural admonitions.
Mennonite Conference of Ontario, 1947. 12 p. Loc:
OWTUCG.
A sermon read to the Mennonite Conference of
Ontario at St Jacobs in 1947 by Isaac Wambold, who
recounts his own conversion at a revival meeting
in Breslau in 1885 and the first Mennonite
Conference he attended in 1891, and stresses the
continuing need for conformity and simplicity of
dress. Isaac Wambold was ordained to the Gospel
Ministry in the Mennonite Church, Ontario
Conference, at Breslau in 1890. Period: 1947 -
1948.
3397. Weaver, Edward N. and Weaver, Landis M. and
Hoover, Amos B. The Old-Order Mennonite directory
including the Weaverland Conference of
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Missouri, and the
Markham-Waterloo Conference of Ontario, Canada,
and the Ohio-Indiana Conference of Ohio and
Indiana Ephrata, PA The Home Messenger, 1976.
78 p. maps, index. Loc: OWTUCG.
A directory including all the congregations in
the Markham-Waterloo Conference, including those
of Elmira, Martins, North Woolwich and West
Montrose. Names and addresses of all the bishops,
ministers, deacons and caretakers of the churches
330
Culture and Social Institutions
are given, as well as the date the church was
built. Maps show the location of each church.
Although the title conveys the impression that
these churches are "Old Order", the
Markham-Waterloo Conference members drive cars,
not horses.
3398. Weber, Alson. "Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church,
Kitchener." Mennogesprach. 1984. 2,2: 17. Loc:
OWTUCG, OK3T.
A summary of the congregation’s history from
1924 to 1984, taken from the anniversary brochure.
Period: 1924 - 1984.
3399. Weber, John S. A history of Samuel Frederick
Coffman 1872-1954: the Mennonite churchman.
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, History),
1975. 231 p. bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A biographical essay of S.F. Coffman that
identifies and interprets his influences on the
Mennonite Church. Coffman was a spokesman for the
Mennonite position of non-resistance during both
world wars, a catalyst for the Russian Mennonite
immigration in the 1920s, a church historian,
composer and teacher. A pastor of a Mennonite
congregation in Vineland, he was ordained in 1903
Bishop of the Niagara District Churches of the
Mennonite Conference of Ontario. Coffman’s part
in attempting to resolve the schism at Kitchener’s
First Mennonite Church that later led to the
creation of the Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church,
is recounted in a chapter entitled, "A moderate
amidst conflict: 1921-1935." Period: 1872 - 1954.
3400. Wideman, Ernie and Frey, Clare and Weber, Amsey.
Record of ordinations leading to and including
the Markham-Waterloo Mennonite Conference,
1891-1986. The Conference, 1988. 28 p. Loc:
OWTUCGR.
Biographical information is provided on the
ordinands, as well as lists of the other
candidates and the names of bishops involved in
the ordinations. Period: 1891 - 1986.
3401. Wiebe, Anne. "The Mennonite Brethren in Ontario:
a short history." Mennogesprach. 1986. 4,1: 4-8.
ill. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
A record of the development of the Mennonite
Brethren, the Ontario group of which was founded
in 1924 with the arrival of many Russian
immigrants at the Erb Street Church, Waterloo.
The Kitchener Mennonite Brethren Church was
founded the following year. The experiences of
the Russian Mennonites are quoted, the expansion
of the church described, and brief biographical
sketches of influential clergy are included.
Period: 1924 - 1980.
3402. Witmer, Leslie D. Pioneers of Christendom in
Waterloo County, 1800-1967: history of
Hagey-Preston Mennonite Church. Preston: The
Church, 1967. 64 p. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OKIT,
OCCA, OKITW, OKEBC.
A scholarly study of the establishment of the
church, early pioneer families, church leaders and
church buildings. Religious divisions, the Sunday
School, missionaries and other church activities
are described. The appendix contains a
translation of the earliest portion of the Hagey
Deacon’s Book which gives information about the
churches finances, as well as plans of part of
Block Number Two (showing landowners) and Hagey’s
Cemetery. Period: 1800 - 1967.
BAPTIST CHURCHES
3403. Benton Street Baptist Church. 113th annual
financial statement for the year 1964: Benton
Street Baptist Church. Kitchener: The Church,
1964. 20 p. Loc: OKITW.
The annual church report, including financial
information, a membership list, and a list of
committees and their members. Period: 1964 - 1965.
3404. Benton Street Baptist Church Building Committee.
The proposed Benton Street Baptist Church
edifice. 1964. 8 p. plans, ill. Loc: OKITW.
An outline of requirements for music, fellowship
and Christian education, including an auditorium
and offices. There are floor plans and
illustrations of the new church submitted by the
architectural firm of Barnett and Rieder-Hymmen.
3405. Benton Street Baptist Church. Dedication of the
new Benton Street Baptist Church, September 18,
1966. The Church, 1966. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A booklet commemorating the new church which
replaced the old building destroyed in the fire of
1964. An illustrated historical sketch of church
buildings from 1851 to 1966 is provided, as well
as a description of the new church and a list of
clergy. Period: 1851 - 1966.
3406. Benton Street Baptist Church. History of Benton
Street Baptist Church, Kitchener, Ontario.
Kitchener: The Church, 1926. 12 1. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A programme of the 75th anniversary
celebrations, with a history of the growth of the
German Baptist community, clergy, church members
and various church buildings. Period: 1851 - 1926.
3407. "Benton Street Baptist Church, Kitchener."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 82-83.
Loc: all.
A brief history of the first German Baptist
Culture and Social Institutions
331
church in Canada which was organized in 1851. The
article relates the church’s separation from the
Eastern Conference of German Baptists in the 1930s
and its union with the Ontario and Quebec
Conference. The church’s radio ministry after
1929 is also discussed. Period: 1851 - 1964.
3408. "Blair building rededicated." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 33. Loc: all.
A note of the rededication as the Blair
Evangelical Baptist Chapel of a church which
served Blair 100 years earlier and was then used
for many years as a school. Period: 1860 - 1960.
3409. Buehler, Allan M. Hespeler Baptist Church, 75th
anniversary souvenir, 1889-1964. Hespeler: The
Church, 1964. 12 p. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the church’s beginnings and early
administration, including quotations of
historically significant entries from the church
minute book. Period: 1889 - 1964.
3410. The celebration of the Diamond Jubilee: Preston
Baptist Church with recollections of former days,
1895-1955. The Church, 1955. 17 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A programme of jubilee activities, with
greetings from former pastors and members, an
historical chronology, and a list of clergy. Rev.
P.P.W. Ziemann mentions two former slaves who were
members, Philip Smith and Mrs Maloney. Period:
1895 - 1955.
3411. Clubine, Robert. Benton Street Baptist Church,
Kitchener, Ontario: 125 years of God’s
faithfulness. Kitchener: Benton Street Baptist
Church, 1976. 32 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A chronology of significant events with a
photographic directory of current church members
and staff in 1976. Period: 1851 - 1976.
3412. How the Avenue Road Baptist Church came to be.
1984?. 2 L Loc: OKIT.
A short account of the 1984 union of South Water
Street Baptist Church with the Delta Park Baptist
Church (Bremner Baptist Church) to form the Avenue
Road Church in Cambridge. The changes of name
and location of the congregations are emphasized.
Period: 1870 - 1984.
3413. McDonald, Mary Margaret. "Wellesley Baptist
Church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73:
91-95. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the church presented at
a meeting of the Guelph Association in Hespeler in
about 1938, with names of various church leaders
from 1850 to 1875. The author provides a few
details on church finances and membership. Period:
cl850 - 1875.
3414. Poth, Ruby Bechtel. History of New Dundee Baptist
Church. New Dundee: The Author, 1983. 87 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A scrapbook history of the church which was
founded in 1848, to celebrate its 125th
anniversary. There are photographs of clergy and
church members, newspaper clippings of events at
the church, and lists of clergy, deacons,
organists, and other church officials.
Programmes, an historical sketch of the church and
information about the church building and
parsonage are included. The use of the German
language in the early years is noted and the 100th
anniversary celebrations are reported. Period:
1848 - 1977.
3415. Poth, Ruby Bechtel. "The New Dundee Baptist
Church, 1852-1962." Waterloo Historical Society.
1962. 50: 87. Loc: all.
A history of the New Dundee Baptist Church from
1852 to 1962. The first minister was the Rev. H.
Schneider and services were conducted in German
until 1910. Period: 1852 - 1962.
3416. Schulte, Ben C. and Schade, H.F., Rev. Benton
Street Baptist Church, Kitchener, Ontario: one
hundredth anniversary, 1851-1951, a century of
gospel testimony. Kitchener: The Church, 1951. 23
p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
An account of the founding of the congregation,
the clergy, members, missionaries and church
buildings. Financial statistics from 1896 to 1950
are given, with statistics of baptisms and
membership and a list of current church officers.
Period: 1851 - 1951.
3417. Wright, Gerald. Still going forward Cambridge:
Forward Baptist Church, 1984. 84 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A history of the congregation, clergy and
buildings of the Forward Baptist Church, to
commemorate its fiftieth anniversary. Most of the
book consists of brief personal reminiscences and
testimonials by church members and missionaries.
Period: 1934 - 1984.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
3418. 1900-1950: St Mary’s Church, Kitchener, Ontario.
Kitchener: The Church, 1950. 16 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW.
A history of the church of Our Lady of Seven
Sorrows, with biographical sketches of the
pastors, a description of the building, and
reference to the School Sisters of Notre Dame.
332
Culture and Social Institutions
Period: 1900 - 1950.
3419. Borho, William, Rev. "The founder." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1959 - 1961. 1,1: 2-3; 1,2: 2-3; 1,3:
2-3; 2,1: 2-3; 2,2: 2-3; 2,3: 2-3; 3,1: 2-3. Loc:
OWTUCR.
A seven-part biography of Louis Funcken
(1833-1890), priest of the Congregation of the
Resurrection who founded St Jerome’s College in St
Agatha in 1864. The author relates the removal of
the college from St Agatha to Berlin, its
financial difficulties in the 1870s and expansion
in the 1880s and 1890s. The last section is a
character sketch of Louis by "J.F.", from The
Bee of April 1905. Period: 1833 - 1907.
3420. Borho, William, Rev. "The pioneer." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1959. 1,1: 2-3. ill. Loc: OWTUCR.
A brief account of the life of Eugene Funcken,
priest of the Congregation of the Resurrection who
came to Waterloo County in 1857. Eugene later
became Provincial Superior in charge of the four
parishes of St Agatha, St Boniface, St Clements
and Berlin, and the seven missions at Preston, New
Hamburg, Elmira, Shakespeare, Momington, New
Prussia and Bamberg. Period: 1831 - 1888.
3421. Borho, William, Rev. "St Louis Parish, Waterloo."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1966. 8,2: 2-3. Loc:
OWTUCR.
An article commemorating the church’s 75th
anniversary and honouring its first pastor, the
Rev. Theobald Spetz. It gives a brief history of
the Catholic church in Waterloo from the
appointment of Father Wiriath in 1834 to the
dedication of the church of St Louis in 1891.
Period: 1834 - 1891.
3422. Brenner, Nancy. The Holy Family Church: the
Roman Catholic Church in New Hamburg and district.
The Church, 1983. 39 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OK1TW.
A history published to commemorate the
centennial of the church building, built in 1883.
It includes descriptions of both German and
Italian settlements, a detailed account of the
construction of the church, and information about
clergy and the Holy Family Separate School.
Period: 1883 - 1983.
3423. Centennial 1857-1957: St Mary’s Church,
Kitchener, Ontario. Bishop of Hamilton, 1957. 79
p. ill. Loc: OKlTW.
A history with biographies of pastors,
descriptions of the building, and accounts of the
church’s contributions to education and health
care. A substantial section reports on
contemporary church organizations and Kitchener’s
separate schools, with photographs of each class.
It mentions church services that were provided in
Polish, Assyrian, German and Slovak. Period: 1857
- 1957.
3424. "Centennial of Kitchener’s first Roman Catholic
parish." Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45:
36-37. ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of St Mary’s Church.
Period: 1857 - 1957.
3425. "Father Andrew Spetz CR, biographical sketch."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1972. 14,2: 2-3; 14,3:
2-3. Loc: OWTUCR.
A two-part biography of a member of the
Congregation of the Resurrection who was a
missionary in Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria and the
United States. Andrew was the brother of Theobald
and grew up in Waterloo County. Period: 1858 -
1918.
3426. "Father Edward Glowacki, CR." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1960. 2,3: 10-11. ill. Loc: OWTUCR.
A biographical sketch of the first Catholic
priest to be ordained in Waterloo County. As a
member of the Congregation of the Resurrection,
Glowacki accompanied Eugene Funcken to St Agatha
in 1857, and was later priest of several
congregations in Waterloo County. Period: 1830 -
1919.
3427. "Father Peter Graf, CR, 1902-1960." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1960. 3,2: 12-13. ill. Loc: OWTUCR.
An obituary for a member of the Congregation of
the Resurrection, who taught Industrial Arts at St
Jerome’s High School and died in a canoeing
accident. Period: 1902 - 1960.
3428. Foyster, Ken. Anniversary reflections: 1856-1981,
a history of the Hamilton diocese. Hamilton: The
Diocese, 1981. 128 p. ill. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTL,
OWTUSJ.
The section on Waterloo County (pp. 83-89)
outlines the early German Catholic settlements at
St Agatha and New Germany (Maryhill), the
establishment of Redemptorist and Jesuit missions
at St Agatha in 1834 and New Germany in 1847, the
subsequent work of priests of the Congregation of
the Resurrection from the 1860s, and the history
of St Jerome’s College and the School Sisters of
Notre Dame. The author depends mainly on Spetz’s
history of the Catholic Church for the period
before 1916, but adds new information on priests
and parishes in the twentieth century. Period:
1825 - 1981.
Culture and Social Institutions
333
3429. Funcken, Eugene, Rev. Gedichte von Pater Eugen
Funcken, apostoL Missionar in Ober Canada, zum
Besten ones deutschen Waisenhauses in Ober
Canada. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 05926.
Einsiedeln, NY: Benziger Brothers, 1868. 3 fiche.
mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A collection of the priest’s poems, dedicated to
the success of "an orphanage in Upper Canada."
The poems are about relationships, nature,
emotions, rites of passage, and various religious
themes. Period: 1853 - 1868.
3430. Girodat, Edmund. "Rev. Theobald Spetz, CR, D.D.."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1972. 14,1: 2-3. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR.
A brief biography of the founder of St Louis
Roman Catholic Church, Waterloo. He was also the
second president of St Jerome’s College and author
of a book on the history of the Catholic Church in
Waterloo County. Period: 1850 - 1921.
3431. Iwicki, John. "The first province of the
congregation." Resurrectionist charism: a history
of the Congregation of the Resurrection, volume
II, 1887-1932. Rome: Congregation of the
Resurrection, 1992. Pp. 69-90; 341-344; 388-389.
Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
An international history of the Congregation
that mentions the deaths of the Funcken brothers
and the development of their work in the parishes
of St Agatha, St Mary and St Louis, and at the New
Hamburg Mission and St Jerome’s College. The
erection of new churches and the achievements of
the School Sisters of Notre Dame are recounted.
Period: 1887 - 1932.
3432. Iwicki, John and Wahl, James A, Rev.
"Resurrectionists in Canada." Resurrectionist
charism: a history of the Congregation of the
Resurrection, 150 years, volume 1, 1836-1886.
Rome: Congregation of the Resurrection, 1986. Pp.
231-255; 370-374. Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
An account of the founding of St Jerome’s
College and the orphanage at St Agatha. The
authors discuss the curriculum and pedagogy of St
Jerome’s and the dispute between German and Polish
clerical factions over college administration.
Period: 1864 - 1871.
3433. Mahler, Louis J. History of St Patrick’s Parish,
Galt, as a mission and parish, 1827-1962. Galt:
The Church, 1962. 16 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A history of the congregation, clergy,
buildings, and schools of the parish of Galt,
noting the successive dioceses to which the parish
belonged. There is a biography of Monsignor E.A
Doyle, parish priest for nearly fifty years, and
photographs of the Galt Separate Schools. Period:
1867 - 1962.
3434. "Monsignor Doyle honoured." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 88. Loc: all.
A brief reference to the 50th anniversary of the
arrival of the Right Rev. E.A. Doyle, pastor of St
Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church in Galt. Period:
1914 - 1964.
3435. Resurrection College. Fishermen. Resurrection
College, 1965 - 1968. Loc: OWTUCR.
Yearbooks with photographs of the staff,
students and activities of Resurrection College,
opened in 1962. A directory lists names and
addresses of students. Period: 1965 - 1968.
3436. Resurrection College. Resurrection College,
1963. Resurrection College, 1963. 1 v. ill. Loc:
OWTUCR.
The first yearbook of Resurrection College
including a student directory, with photographs of
staff, students and student activities. The
college continued the work previously conducted by
the Pre-Theology Department of St Jerome’s
College. Period: 1962 - 1963.
3437. Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Sacred Heart
Parish: 75th jubilee, 1912-1987 = Parafia
Najswietszego serca Pana Jezusa: 75-letni
jubileusz Sacred Heart Parish, 1987. 240 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the parish, including a brief
account of early Polish immigration to and
settlement in the city. The book provides a
detailed chronology (in both Polish and English)
of the Polish Mission at St Joseph’s Chapel, the
establishment of Sacred Heart Parish, the parish
between the world wars, the effects of the Second
World War on the parish, the growth of the parish
from 1950 to 1968, the parish after Vatican II,
and the parish’s jubilee year in 1987. The work
includes details on church activities such as the
mutual aid societies, choirs, youth groups, the
Holy Name Society, missionaries, and the Altar and
Rosary Society. Also included are many
photographs of buildings, parishioners and clergy,
as well as lists of baptisms, marriages and
funerals in the congregation. Period: 1861 - 1987.
3438. Schenk, Alfred J. 'Wayside crosses." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1977. 65: 44-54. ill. Loc:
an.
An historical account of three roadside shrines
near Maryhill, the Klein Crucifix, the Keleher
Crucifix and the Drexler Cross, which were erected
by German and Irish Catholics between 1846 and
1860. Period: cl820 - 1977.
334
Culture and Social Institutions
3439. Schumilas, Catherine. "The Shrine of the Sorrowful
Mother, at St Agatha." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1975. 63: 11-12. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the brick chapel erected in
the 1860s. The author mentions the relics
collected by Rev. Eugene Funcken and Rev. John
Fehrenbach for the shrine as well as the later
renovations in the 1920s. Period: 1849 - 1950.
3440. Smolikowski, Paul, Rev. and Wahl, James A., Rev.
Excerpts from the History of the Congregation of
the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ fay Paul
Smolikowski, C.R.. 1980. 93 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCR,
OWTUSJ.
A translated history of early Resurrectionist
missionaries in Canada, based on correspondence
and church records. The achievements of the
missionaries, especially the founding and
development of St Jerome’s College by Eugene and
Louis Funcken, are described in detail. The
Congregation’s missions in Chicago and Kentucky
are also discussed. Period: 1857 - 1871.
3441. Smolikowski, Paul, Rev. "Father Eugene Funcken."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1973. 13,1: 2-3; 13,2:
2-3; 13,3: 2-3. Loc: OWTUCR.
A biographical sketch, taken from a history of
the Congregation of the Resurrection and published
in three parts. The author describes St Agatha’s
Catholic Church in 1857, the warm welcome given
the priests by the people of St Agatha, and parish
work during the first year. Period: 1857 - 1858.
3442. Spetz, Theobald, Rev. The Catholic Church in
Waterloo County, book L with a summary history of
the Diocese of Hamilton, book H, and a list of
the clergy who labored in its district from the
beginning to the present, book HL Toronto:
Catholic Register and Extension, 1916. 262 p. ill.
Loc: OK3T, OWTL, OWTUR, OWTUCR.
An authoritative history from the arrival of the
first Catholic settlers of Waterloo Township in
1827. There are biographies of many pioneer
clergymen, often with photographs and descriptions
of the churches, schools and societies they
established. The volume concludes with
alphabetical, annotated lists of parishes and
current clergy. Period: 1856 - 1916.
3443. "Spire of St Clements Roman Catholic church
removed for safety." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 76. ill. Loc: all.
Photograph of a worker climbing the steeple of
the Preston church which was built in 1858, with
the spire rebuilt about 1900. Period: 1858 - 1900.
3444. "St Agatha: our pioneer mission." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1963 - 1966. 5,3: 2-3; 6,1: 2-3; 6,2:
2-3; 6,3: 2-3; 7,1: 2-3; 7,2: 2-3; 8,1: 2-3. Loc:
OWTUCR.
An article in seven parts, usually of two pages
each, published between November 1963 and March
1966 and summarizing the history of the Catholic
Church at St Agatha from 1834 to 1928. Notable
church members, clergy, buildings and institutions
are described, particularly St Jerome’s College
and the orphanage at St Agatha. Period: 1827 -
1928.
3445. St Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church. St
Francis of Assisi Parish: 25th anniversary,
1959-1984. Kitchener: The Church, 1984. 16 p.
ill. Loc: OK3T, OWTUCR.
A short history of the parish which began under
the direction of Bishop Joseph F. Ryan. Period:
1959 - 1984.
3446. St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church. St Joseph’s
Parish Community, Kitchener, Ont. 1930-1990.
Hamilton: A.J. Photographic Industries, 1990. 36
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photographic directory of the parishioners,
with a brief history of the church in which
significant events are listed for each year.
Period: 1930 - 1990.
3447. St Louis Roman Catholic Church. The spirit lives
1890-1990: a history of St Louis Parish,
Waterloo. Waterloo: The Church, 1990. 218 p.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCR, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
A brief survey of the establishment of
Catholicism in the county by Fathers Funcken,
Kloepfer and Spetz, with more detail on the work
of Theobald Spetz in St Louis Parish from 1889.
Information on the various parish priests, church
members and activities is placed in the context of
local and world events, including epidemics,
depressions and wars. Period: 1889 - 1990.
3448. "St Mary’s Parish, Kitchener." Resurrection
Bulletin. 1966 - 1969. 8,3: 2-3; 9,1: 2-3; 9,2:
2-3; 9,3: 2-3; 10,1: 2-3; 10,2: 2-3; 10,3: 2-3;
11,1: 2-3. ill. Loc: OWTUCR.
A history published in eight parts, recounting
the clergy, buildings and events from the time of
the first pastor, George Laufhuber, to the death
of Rev. William Kloepfer. Particular attention is
paid to Louis Funcken, pastor of St Mary’s from
1866 to 1889 and founder of St Jerome’s College.
It is noted that Funcken was unable to follow his
first choice of vocation to be a physician, owing
to a hearing impairment. Period: 1827 - 1910.
Culture and Social Institutions
335
3449. St Michael’s Parish, Waterloo, Ontario,
1962-1987, 25th anniversary. Waterloo: The
Parish, 1978. 18 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OWT.
A brief history of the church which began under
the direction of Rev. Bernard Hogan. There are
photographs of the building and of former clergy.
Period: 1962 - 1987.
3450. St Teresa of Avila Roman Catholic Church
Centennial Book Committee. St Teresa of Avila
Parish: the first 100 years in Elmira 1889-1989.
St Jacobs: The Committee, 1990. 116 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE.
A history of the parish with information on
clergy, members and activities. Although the early
years are described, the book deals mainly with
the period starting in the 1930s. Period: 1889 -
1989.
3451. Translation of the chronicles of the beginnings
of the work of the School Sisters of Notre Dame in
St Boniface Parish/School, New Germany, Ontario.
7 p. Loc: OKIT.
Translation of a manuscript history of the
mission of St Boniface by one of the Sisters,
recounting events from the cold January of their
arrival in 1882, to the construction of a new
school in 1898, and 1919 when a well and windpump
were constructed. Period: 1882 - 1919.
3452. Wahl, James A., Rev. "Father Louis Funcken’s
contribution to German Catholicism in Waterloo
County." Canadian Catholic Historical Association
Study Sessions. 1983. 50,2: 513-531. Loc: OWTL,
OWTUSJ.
An account of the founding of St Jerome’s
College by the Catholic order of the Congregation
of the Resurrection. The author discusses the
school’s goals and curriculum and its impact on
the community. Period: 1857 - 1890.
3453. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.l: 1857-1862. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1981. 92 p. Loc:
OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Translated letters beginning with Funcken’s
arrival in St Agatha with Edward Glowacki and
ending with his departure for Rome with the
Bishops of Hamilton and Montreal. Most of the
letters are addressed to Rev. Jerome Kajsiewicz,
co-founder of the Congregation of the
Resurrection. An introduction by the editor notes
that ten volumes of letters are planned,
corresponding to the volumes of Funcken’s diary.
Period: 1857 - 1862.
3454. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.2, no.l: 1862-1864. Resurrection
Studies. Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1981. 61
p. ill. Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Correspondence mostly to Rev. Jerome Kajsiewicz,
co-founder of the Congregation of the
Resurrection. The letters include poetry,
descriptions of travels abroad, and attempts to
convince Louis Funcken to come to St Agatha.
Period: 1862 - 1864.
3455. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.2, no.2: 1864-1868. Resurrection
Studies. Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1982. 72
p. Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Correspondence to Rev. Jerome Kajsiewsicz
pertaining to the founding of St Jerome’s College
in 1865 and of the orphanage at St Agatha in 1868,
and the first mission of the Resurrectionists in
the United States by the Rev. Francis Breitkopf.
Period: 1864 - 1868.
3456. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.2, no.3: 1869-1871. Resurrection
Studies. Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1983. 78
p. ill. Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Correspondence reflecting the difficulties and
development of St Jerome’s College and other
projects of the Congregation of the Resurrection.
The 1871 Friedensfest of 1871 in Berlin is
mentioned, with Funcken’s comment that he does not
intend to join the celebrations. Period: 1869 -
1871.
3457. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.3: 1871-1873. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1985. 82 p. Loc:
OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Letters describing Theobald Spetz, a graduate of
St Jerome’s College who went to Rome to study
theology and then returned to his alma mater.
Funcken comments on his own trips abroad and on
the affairs of the Congregation of the
Resurrection in North America. Period: 1871 -
1873.
3458. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.4: 1873-1875. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1986. 79 p. Loc:
OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Details of the ecclesiastical politics of the
Congregation of the Resurrection in North America,
addressed to Rev. Jerome Kajsiewsicz. Period: 1873
- 1875.
336
Culture and Social Institutions
3459. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.5: 1875-1877. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1988. 41 p. Loc:
OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Observations on the difficulties and
developments of the Congregation of the
Resurrection at St Agatha, mentioning an attack on
Catholics by Orangemen and young Britons. Period:
1875 - 1877.
3460. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.6: 1877-1878. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1989. 38 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
An account of the work of the Congregation of
the Resurrection in Waterloo County, addressed to
Louis Funcken and Jerome Kajsiewicz, with
particular mention of church work in Preston.
Period: 1877 - 1878.
3461. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.7: 1879-1880. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1989. 65 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
A collection of letters to Louis Funcken and the
Father General of the Congregation of the
Resurrection, including a report on the missionary
work based in Waterloo County from 1866 to 1879
and requests to maintain the mission at St Agatha.
Period: 1879 - 1880.
3462. Wahl, James A., Rev. The letters of Eugene
Funcken, v.8: 1880-1881. Resurrection Studies.
Waterloo: Resurrection College, 1991. 63 p. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR, OWTUSJ.
Letters referring to the administration of St
Jerome’s College. A comment is found to the
effect that the bishops’ advice not to serve beer
at the college might be interpreted to mean not
imbibing in excess. Despite divisions in the
Congregation of the Resurrection caused by the
revelations of Mother Marcelline, the future of St
Jerome is noted to be secure. Period: 1880 - 1881.
3463. Wahl, James A., Rev. "Looking back: the early days
of Louis Funcken and St Jerome’s College."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1977 - 1979. 19,3: 2-3;
20,1: 2-3; 20,2: 2-3; 20,3: 2-3; 21,1: 2-3. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR.
A five-part history of the college, discussing
its educational ideals, the internal arguments by
members of the Congregation over matters of
discipline and ciuricula, and its final success.
Louis Funcken’s advice to the administrators of St
Mary’s College in Kentucky, based on his
experience at St Jerome’s, is quoted. Period: 1865.
3464. White, Patty and Lienhardt, Janet. 125 years: St
Clement’s Church: St Clements, Ontario,
1858-1983. St Clements: St Clement’s Church,
1983. 96 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the chinch in its community
setting, including an account of the development
of separate schools from the founding work of the
School Sisters of Notre Dame in 1876. There are
brief biographies of parish priests, bishops of
the Diocese of Hamilton, and persons from the
parish with religious vocations. Teachers and
sisters are named and there are many illustrations
of individuals, groups and buildings, including
several of the church interior. Period: 1858 -
1983.
3465. Winter, Simon J., Rev. "New Hamburg Parish."
Resurrection Bulletin. 1969 - 1971. 11,3: 2-3;
12,1: 2-3; 12,2: 2-3; 12,3: 2-3; 13,1: 2-3. Loc:
OWTUCR.
An article printed in five parts between July
1969 and March 1971, summarizing Catholic history
in the village from 1827 to 1969. Buildings,
prominent clergy and members are described by the
author who was parish priest from 1930 to 1955.
Period: 1827 - 1969.
3466. Wynnyckyj, Iroida. Milestones: a history of the
Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Transfiguration,
Kitchener, Ontario, 1926-1986 = Litopys:
Ukrains’koi Katolyts’koi Tserkvi Preobrazhennia
Hospodn’oho, Kitchener, Ontario, 1926-1986.
Kitchener: Ukrainian Catholic Church of the
Transfiguration, 1987. 109 p. ill., bibl., index.
Loc: OWTUSJ, OKIT.
An account, written in Ukrainian and English, of
the establishment and growth of the Ukrainian
Catholic community in the city. The first record
of a local Ukrainian organization is noted as the
formation of a literary fellowship (Prosvita) in
1917. From this society grew the Ukrainian
Catholic Church, whose history is chronicled year
by year in this comprehensive overview of the
congregation’s many activities. Reminiscences
from members of the congregation are included, as
are many photographs dating back to 1917. Church
groups and their leaders are listed at the end of
the book, with an index of individuals, groups and
important gatherings. Period: 1926 - 1986.
3467. Zinger, Joseph A St Boniface, 1877-1977,
Mary hill, Ontario. Mary hill: St Boniface Roman
Catholic Church, 1988. 59 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the booklet published for the
church’s centennial. The author surveys the
establishment and development of the parish and
the community of Maryhill (formerly named New
Germany), and describes past church leaders and
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337
various church buildings including the first log
church and school, the first stone church, the
convent and the chapels. Period: 1877 - 1977.
ANGLICAN CHURCHES
3468. Bowyer, David G., Rev. The Church of St John the
Evangelist, Kitchener. The Church, 1980. 59 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history commemorating the church’s 125th
anniversary, with information about the clergy,
members, building, activities and organizations.
Lasts of priests, curates, church wardens and of
donors of memorials and gifts are provided, and
there is an illustrated description of the ceiling
panels which portray Christian symbols. Period:
1855 - 1980.
3469. "A brief history of Trinity Church, Galt,
Cambridge." Waterloo Historical Society. 1980.
68: 90-91. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the church founded in
1844; the nave of the original building survives
making it the oldest stone church in the Region of
Waterloo. Period: 1844 - 1967.
3470. Cassel, Winifred M. "The parish of Wilmot."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 71-77.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Anglican Church in Wilmot
Township from 1852 to 1952, including Christ
Church (Haysville), St George’s Church (New
Hamburg) and St James Anglican Church. There are
lists of rectors of Christ Church, charter members
of the Women’s Auxiliary, and organists in the
three churches. Period: 1852 - 1952.
3471. Christ Anglican Church. Christ Anglican Church
1912-1987, Ayr, Ontario. Ayr: The Church, 1987. 7
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photographic directory of the 22 families or
individuals, currently members of the church, with
their addresses and telephone numbers. The
introduction includes a brief history of the
church by the Rev. Roy Shepherd. Period: 1912 -
1987.
3472. Cornell, Paul. Church of the Holy Saviour:
seventy-fifth anniversary. Waterloo: The Church,
1974. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the Waterloo Anglican congregation
from 1876 to 1974, including a chronology, a list
of clergy, and notes on the memorials and their
donors. The author describes church organizations
and the building, mentioning the names of many
members and noting the Seagram family’s
association with the church and the role of James
W. Connor, principal of Berlin and Waterloo High
School, as father of the parish. Period: 1876 -
1974.
3473. Denis-Nathan, H. "A short history of Trinity
Church, Galt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 27-29. Loc: all.
A brief account of the founding and development
of the Anglican church in Galt, noting interior
alterations of original 1844 building and the
addition of the Norman Tower in 1885-6. Period:
1840 - 1956.
3474. Fox, Charles James and Cassel, Winifred M. The
Parish of Wilmot. New Hamburg: St George’s
Anglican Church?, 1913. 70 p. Loc: OKiTW.
A history of three Anglican churches in Wilmot
Township: St George’s, Christ Church, and St
James. There are over forty biographies of
members associated with St James Church, a section
by Winifred Cassel on the Wilmot Branch of the
Woman’s Auxiliary to the Missionary Association,
and a section comparing the locations of New
Hamburg businesses in 1913 to locations in the
1850s. Hundreds of names are quoted from the
records of all three churches and some information
on early settlement of the areas is given. The
history was written to commemorate the sixtieth
anniversary of St George’s Church. Period: 1828 -
1913.
3475. "Henrietta Annie Smith." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1986. 74: 158. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of the missionary from Wilmot
Township who died at Yang-chau, China in 1892.
Period: 1892.
3476. A historical pageant celebrating 150 years of
Anglican worship in Wilmot Township: St James,
Wilmot; St George’s, New Hamburg, presented on
September 17, 1988. 1988. 14 1. Loc: OKIT.
A history written in the form of a stage
presentation. The narrator sets each scene and
explains the participants’ clothing and actions as
the pageant progresses chronologically from the
1830s to 1988. Names of prominent township
inhabitants and church members are mentioned in
relating the histories of the two parishes. Names
of the actors are also given in the script.
Period: 1830 - 1988.
3477. Jaegers, Mary. A history of Anglican worship in
Wilmot Township. 1988. 33 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A survey of 150 years, including brief profiles
of the three parishes of St James, St George’s in
New Hamburg, and Christ Church in Haysville.
Information is given on early families, clergy
church activities such as the Sunday school, young
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people’s associations, the women’s auxiliaries and
choirs. Period: 1820 - 1988.
3478. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Wilmot missionaries die in
China." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73:
96-107. ill., map. Loc: all.
An account of the adventures of sisters Margaret
and Annie Smith with the China Inland Mission from
1891 to 1900. Period: 1890 - 1900.
3479. Shepherd, Audrey. A history of Christ Anglican
Church in Ayr, Ontario. Ayr: The Church, 1987. 19
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of buildings, activities, members,
gifts and significant events, marking the church’s
75th anniversary. Period: 1912 - 1987.
3480. Smith, Elaine. "The Church of St John the
Evangelist (Anglican), Kitchener, 1856-1956."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1956. 44: 13. ill.
Loc: all.
A note of the centennial of the first Anglican
church in Berlin (Kitchener), including names of
the clergymen. Period: 1856 - 1956.
3481. Souvenir of Trinity Church Galt commemorating the
twenty-fifth anniversary of Rev. Canon Ridley, as
rector, and the erection of the new parish hall
Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1912?. 34 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A church history containing a report of the
anniversary celebrations of Canon Ridley’s
incumbency from 1886 to 1911, memories of the old
Sunday School building and an account of the
laying of the new parish hall’s cornerstone.
Other topics are the clergy, the oldest
parishioners, gifts and their donors, the
cemetery, and contemporary church organizations
and their members. Period: 1840 - 1912.
3482. Thomas, A.B., Rev. Trinity Church, Galt, Ontario:
centenary souvenir, 1844-1944. Galt: C.E.
Knowles, 1944. 28 p. ill., ports. Loc: OCCA, OKIT,
OKITW, OWTUR.
A history by one of the church rectors, with
brief biographies of all clergy from Rev. Michael
Boomer to Rev. A.B. Thomas, who was inducted in
1937. Leading laymen are also noted. Various
changes to the church building, both interior and
exterior, are chronicled and the activities of
nine church societies are reported. Current
leaders of church societies, officers and members
of the Centenary Celebration Committee are listed.
Period: 1844 - 1944.
3483. Trinity Church, Galt, Ontario: souvenir
commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Reverend Canon A.B. Thomas, 1937-1962. Galt: The
Church, 1962. 25 p. ill., ports. Loc: OKITW,
OWTUR, OCCA.
A tribute to the Rev. Aelwynn Brant Thomas,
detailing his contributions to Trinity Church and
giving a chronology of his ecclesiastical life.
Church organizations of 1962 are described and
church officials are listed. Period: 1937 - 1962.
EVANGELICAL & UNITED BRETHREN CHURCHES
3484. "Anniversary of St Jacobs church." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1973. 61: 23. Loc: all
A note of the 125th anniversary of Calvary
United Church. Founded by German Evangelical
preachers, it became part of the Evangelical
Association in 1864 and the United Church of
Canada in 1968. Period: 1847 - 1973.
3485. Bowman, C.D. "Reminiscences of the West Montrose
Church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1946. 34:
18-20. Loc: all.
A short history, naming many members and
ministers and based on an address given at the
church reunion in September 1946. Period: 1857 -
1946.
3486. "Church union." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 81. ill. Loc: all.
A note about the church service in 1968 that
marked the union between the Canadian Conference
of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and the
United Church of Canada. The service was held in
Zion Church, Kitchener, the oldest E.U.B.
congregation in Canada. Period: 1890 - 1968.
3487. Emmanuel and Calvary United Churches: a
historical overview. 1987?. 14 p. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the Evangelical Church in the
Kitchener-Waterloo area from 1800 to 1970, with
particular reference to the Emmanuel, Zion and
Calvary congregations. This local history is
placed in the social and economic context of
Canadian history. In 1946 the Evangelical Church
joined the United Brethren Church, becoming the
Evangelical United Brethren Church, which in 1968
joined the United Church of Canada. Period: 1800 -
1970.
3488. Evangelical Association. Journal der Canada
Conferenz der evangelischer Gemeinschaft von Nord
Amerika, enthaltend die Verhandhmg der ...
Jahressitzung gehalten zu .... CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 64339 and A01711. Berlin: Berlin
Publishing Co., 1890 - 1899. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Booklets containing the events of the
association’s annual conferences beginning with
the 26th gathering in Mildmay, Ontario. The
conferences were held in various locations
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339
throughout North America, but primarily in
southwestern Ontario. The publications contain
information about active ministers (many from
Waterloo County), including years of service,
birth dates and places of residence. There are
advertisements by local merchants and
professionals. Missing from this series is the
programme for 1891. The booklet for 1890 was
published by Hett and Eby in Berlin and the one
for 1899 was published in Stratford (the publisher
is not given). Period: 1890 - 1899.
3489. Evangelical Association of Berlin - Young People’s
Alliance. Constitution. 1900?. 7 p. Loc: OKDHC.
Rules and regulations governing the
organization, outlining its purposes and
describing the duties of its officers and
departments. Period: 1875 - 1916.
3490. Evangelical Association of North America. Forward
Movement Convention, Zion Church, Berlin, Ont.,
November 11th to 14th, 1909. Berlin: Evangelical
Association, 1909. 3 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A programme for a four-day convention in Berlin
in 1909, sponsored by the Board of Control for the
Young People’s Alliance and the Sunday School
Departments of the Evangelical Association. The
front cover shows the Zion Evangelical Church, and
A.L. Breithaupt is listed as one of the officers
and members of the Board of Control. Period: 1908
- 1909.
3491. "Evangelical United Brethren camp meeting site."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 84-86.
ill Loc: all.
An account of the unveiling of a plaque marking
the site of a camp meeting in August 1839 that
resulted in the formation of the Zion Evangelical
Church in Berlin in 1841. Period: 1839 - 1964.
3492. "Freeport United Church, 1861-1961." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 69-71. ill. Loc:
all.
A short history of the church, listing the
clergy and mentioning the centenary celebrations.
Period: 1861 - 1961.
3493. Getz, J. Henry. The Evangelical United Brethren
Church: a century in Canada. Kitchener:
Historical Society of the Canada Conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church, 1964. 52 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A general church history that mentions
significant leaders from Waterloo County,
including John Hoffman, Jacob Hailer, Rev. J.P.
Hauch, L.H. Wagner and L.J. Breithaupt. Camp
meetings, missionary service and children, youth
and women’s groups are described, with short
sketches of all chinches belonging to the Canada
Conference in 1964. Period: 1864 - 1964.
3494. Hauch, J.P., Rev. Historical data of Emmanuel
Evangelical Church, Waterloo, Ont.. The Church,
1925. 25 p. Loc: OWT.
A history of the church from the first
Evangelical missionaries to Canada in 1812, to
1865 when Waterloo was supplied with its own
pastor, and 1906 when the third church was built.
Detailed information is presented about the cost,
construction, architecture and dedication ceremony
of the 1906 church, and all pastors and ministers
are listed. Period: 1812 - 1925.
3495. Hirschman, Carl A., Rev. 100th anniversary:
1839-1939, Zion Evangelical Church, Kitchener,
Ontario. Waterloo: Chronicle Press, 1939. 120 p.
ill, bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OKITW.
A scholarly history by the current minister,
organized chronologically through biographical
sketches of successive clergymen. Some church
members were among Berlin’s prominent businessmen
and social elite, notably the Breithaupts and
Kaufmans. The establishment of the Calvary and
Olivet mission churches in newer parts of the city
is noted and there is an account of the Zion
Church Choir. The appendix lists all members of
the quarterly conference from 1867, as well as
presiding elders, preachers recommended for
license, lay delegates to annual conference,
superintendents and teachers in the Zion Bible
School, and presidents of the Ladies’ Aid and
Women’s Missionary Society. The volume is
illustrated with many photographs of church groups
in the centennial year and earlier pictures of the
church and its ministers. Period: 1839 - 1939.
3496. The histoiy of Grace. 1980?. 1 v. (unpaged),
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brief account of Roseville’s Grace United
Church, from its foundation in 1852 as the
Evangelical United Brethren Church, through its
1968 amalgamation with the United Church, to 1980.
A list of current members and their addresses is
given, with a list of the clergy and the years
they began their ministries. Period: 1852 - 1980.
3497. "New church in Elmira." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 86. Loc: all.
A note of the dedication of the new Zion
Evangelical United Brethren Church. Period: 1854 -
1964.
3498. Roedding, Wilfrid W. Local history of Emmanuel
Evangelical United Brethren Church, Bridgeport
congregation, Emmanuel United Church as of Jan. 1,
1968: history, notes, and comments. 1967. 57 p.
340
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ill., map. Loc: OWTUR.
An historical account of the congregation which
was established in 1879 and joined the United
Church of Canada in 1968. Period: 1879 - 1967.
3499. Schweitzer, Vera and Schweitzer, Olive and Weber,
Irene. Bloomingdale United Church Centennial,
1879-1979. The Church, 1979. 30 1. ill. Loc:
OKITW.
A church history taken from the Bloomingdale
Women’s Institute Tweedsmuir volume compiled by
Vera and Olive Schweitzer, and updated from 1969
by Irene Weber. The church began as a United
Brethren Church, associated with the United
Brethren Association Congregation Churches as the
Bloomingdale Congregation Church in 1907. It
later became part of the United Church. The
authors list pastors and circuits from 1861 and
draw on primary sources to describe church
organizations, significant events and the
building. Period: 1879 - 1979.
3500. Souvenir programme of the dedication service of
the new Evangelical Church, St Jacobs. St Jacobs:
The Church, 1915. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKITW.
A programme containing photographs of the old
and new churches and of Rev. W.O. Hehn, and
listing Building Committee members. Period: 1915 -
1916.
3501. Taylor, Richard K Historical sketch of Emmanuel
United Church, Waterloo, Ontario on the occasion
of 125th anniversary of Emmanuel Church and 50th
anniversary of the United Church of Canada on
Sunday, May 4th, 1975. 1975. 3 p. Loc: OWT.
A brief history of the Waterloo congregation
from the 1836 visit of the first Evangelical
minister, Rev. Carl Hammer, to the union with the
United Church of Canada in 1968. The growth of
the congregation, the clergy, the church buildings
and church activities are all described. Period:
1812 - 1975.
3502. Thomas and Mattill. EvangeHsches Album: Pramie
des christlichen Botachafters und Evangelical
Messenger. Cleveland, OH: Evangelischen
Gemeinschaft, 1894. Ill p. ill., port. Loc: OWTUR.
An explanation of the structure of the
Evangelical Church in North America, including its
publishing houses, missionary service and
educational organizations. L.J. Breithaupt is
noted as the publications lay member at annual
general conferences, the Evangelical Association
meeting in Berlin in 1894 is reported, and
photographs of Mr Breithaupt and the Berlin
churches are included. Period: 1893 - 1894.
3503. Wagner, L.H., Rev. "The Evangelical Church in
Upper Canada from 1837 to 1865." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1939. 27: 75-80. Loc: all.
An early history of the church with particular
reference to Waterloo County. It begins with the
camp meeting on David Erb’s farm in 1839 and ends
when the Canadian Conference was organized in
1864. The author mentions Sunday Schools at
Berlin and Waterloo and preachers who visited
Canada before 1864. Period: 1837 - 1865.
3504. Zion Evangelical Church: Junior Young People’s
Alliance. Programme, 1916-1917. Kitchener: The
Alliance, 1916. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OWTUR.
A plan of topics for meetings of the group, with
names of members of the organizing committee.
From the Breithaupt Hewetson Clark Collection.
Period: 1916 - 1917.
3505. Zion United Church, Kitchener. Consummation of
union: the Canada Conference, the Evangelical
United Brethren Church with the United Church of
Canada. Kitchener: The Church, 1968. 8 p. Loc:
OKIT.
An order of service to mark the formal act of
union at the Zion United Church, Kitchener, on 10
January 1968. Period: 1968 -
3506. Zion United Church, Kitchener. Zion United
Church, 1839-1989. Kitchener: The Church, 1989.
28 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of reminiscences by fourteen
parishioners who attended the church at various
times from about 1910 to 1989. The short entries
provide information on church activities such as
choirs, Sunday School, C.G.I.T., other youth
organizations, missionary service and outreach
programmes. Many anecdotes of former church
leaders and members Eire recounted. A list of
"interesting notes from Zion’s history" contains a
chronology account of significant dates. Period:
1839 - 1989.
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
3507. 100th anniversary souvenir of First St Paul’s
Lutheran Church, Wellesley, Ontario. 1952. 1 v.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
A centennial history which is organized by the
ministries of successive clergymen. The photocopy
at Kitchener Public Library also contains a
chronology and newspaper articles relating to the
cemetery which is attached to the church. Period:
1852 - 1952.
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341
3508. 125th anniversary, 1835-1960: St Paul’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kitchener, Ontario.
Kitchener: The Church, 1960. 30 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWES.
An historical account of the congregation for
the period 1935-1960 that complements the earlier
centennial history. Church groups, and buildings
and furnishings are described and illustrated, and
all elders, trustees and church officers are named
with their periods of service. Period: 1935 -
1960.
3509. 125th anniversary services, 1834-1959: St Peter’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Preston, Ontario, the
Eev. J.S. Dauphinee, pastor. The Church, 1959. 8
p. Loc: OCCA
A programme for three different jubilee
celebrations held in November 1959, with a
chronology of the church’s history. Period: 1834 -
1959.
3510. "1878 St Peter’s Lutheran Church replaced by
$980,000 complex." Waterloo Historical Society.
1966. 54: 77. ill. Loc: all.
A brief note about the Berlin church organized
in 1863. The building was replaced first in 1878
and again in 1966. Period: 1863 - 1966.
3511. Anfangverein Harmonia, N eu-Hamburg, Ontario.
1902. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the original in the possession of
Elena Ritz of New Hamburg in April 1984. Minutes
of the choir recorded by its secretary Lillie Ritz
from January 1902 to 1904, with details of
subsequent gatherings and performances by singers
and seniors connected with St Peter’s Lutheran
Church, New Hamburg. Period: 1902 - 1983.
3512. Anniversary Booklet Committee. The one hundredth
anniversary of St James Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Hespeler, Ontario, 1860-1960. 1960. 1 v.
(unpaged). ilL Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
An account of the development of the
congregation, clergy and buildings. A separate
section is devoted to church organizations, giving
a brief history of each and mentioning
contemporary members. Period: 1860 - 1960.
3513. Amal, Oscar. Heeding the call St Peter’s
Lutheran Church, 1863-1988. Kitchener: St Peter’s
Lutheran Church History Committee, 1989. 154 p.
ill., bibl., index. Loc: OKIT.
A comprehensive history of the church in the
broader context of the community. Buildings,
activities, organizations and clergy are
described, and appendices include a list of
pastors, a transcript of Rev. Herman A. Sperling’s
letter from prison in 1917, and a calendar of
events for celebrating the 125th anniversary.
Period: 1863 - 1988.
3514. Becker, George, Mrs and Schmidt, Conradine and
Roberts, C.S., Rev. 100th amiiversaiy, 1837-1937:
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Waterloo:
St John’s Congregation, 1987. 61 p. ilL Loc:
OKIT, OKITW, OWES.
A history of pastors, the building and
organizations such as the choirs and Luther
League. It includes a programme of festival
services commemorating the centennial and
photographs of pastors and current members.
Period: 1837 - 1937.
3515. Beglo, Barton. A time for building-- essays on
Lutherans in Canada Kitchener: St Mark’s Press,
1988. 90 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG,
OWTUSJ, OWTUR.
A collection commemorating the 75th anniversary
of St Mark’s Lutheran Church, founded in 1913 as
Berlin’s first English-language Lutheran church.
Six of the eleven essays that discuss the history
of St Mark’s Church are described in separate
records. Erich Schultz surveys early Lutheranism
in Ontario, Otto Reble discusses the transition
from German to English, and Jo Beglo comments on
the church building as an expression of Lutheran
architecture. The other essays are by Roy Grosz
on the church from 1918 to 1953, Evelyn Vogt on
the congregation through three generations, and
Delton Glebe on the relationship between the
church and Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Period:
1913 - 1988.
3516. Buehlow, Arthur F., Rev. One hundredth
anniversary of the official organization of
Trinity Lutheran Church, New Hamburg 1834-1934.
The Church, 1934. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWES.
A history of the congregation including a list
of all pastors, views of old and new church
buildings, and programmes for the services of
thanksgiving. Period: 1834 - 1934.
3517. Canada Lutheran. 1910 -. Also mf. Loc: OWES.
A Lutheran newspaper in English, published
monthly in succession to the Kirchen-Blatt.
Contents include leading articles and devotions
for seasons of the Christian year, news of various
congregations, advertisements, and wider Lutheran
church news. Samuel Weicker has compiled a card
index of references to congregations and pastors.
Period: 1910 - 1992.
3518. Centennial booklet, St James Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Elmira, 1850-1950. Elmira: Elmira Signet,
1950. 52 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
An historical account of the clergy and
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buildings, with descriptions of contemporary
organizations and photographs of members. One
half of the booklet comprises advertisements by
local businesses. Period: 1850 - 1950.
3519. Centennial Committee. 100th anniversary of
Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Petersburg: The Church,
1951. 16 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A booklet commemorating the centennial of the
congregation and the 35th anniversary of the
church building. It combines an historical sketch
and descriptions of contemporary organizations
with photographs of members. Period: 1851 - 1951.
3520. "Centennial of St James Evangelical Lutheran
Church, St Jacobs, Ontario 1966." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 35. Loc: all.
A brief history of the congregation, first
organized in 1864, with references to the
rebuilding of the church in 1916 and the new
church of the early 1960s. Period: 1864 - 1966.
3521. Christ Lutheran Church, Waterloo. Dedication,
1974. The Church, 1974. Loc: OWES.
Orders of service for the dedication ceremonies
including a brief outline of the organization of
the congregation since 1967. Period: 1967 - 1974.
3522. Christ Lutheran Church, Waterloo. Tenth
anniversary, 1977. The Church, 1977. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A history of the organization of the
congregation and its early years based at the
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, followed by the
building of a church at Lexington and Anndale
Roads. Period: 1967 - 1977.
3523. Church of Our Redeemer. The twenty-fifth
anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Our Redeemer, 1935-1960. Waterloo: The Church,
1960. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OWT.
A programme of the anniversary service,
including a brief history of the church buildings,
activities and pastors. Period: 1935 - 1960.
3524. "Church organist for fifty years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 71. Loc: all.
A note about Mrs Elena Ritz, organist of Trinity
Lutheran Church, New Hamburg. Period: 1911 - 1961.
3525. Cronmiller, Carl Raymond. A history of the
Lutheran Church in Canada, voL 1. Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Canada, 1961. 288 p. ill. Loc:
OWES.
The official history commissioned by the Synod
to mark its centennial. Chapter 7 describes the
founding of the first Lutheran congregations in
the German settlements of Upper Canada before 1861
and includes a translation of the description of
the Waterloo area in 1835 from the missionary
journal of Pastor John H. Bemheim. Chapters 9
and 10 present an account of the Synod organized
in 1861, including details of congregations and
clergymen until 1961. The author recounts the
establishment of the Waterloo Seminary and
explains the relationship of the Synod to other
Lutheran bodies in Canada. Period: 1832 - 1961.
3526. Eastern Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Canada. V erhandlungen/Minutes. The Church,
1861 - . Also mf. Loc: OWES.
A record of proceedings and resolutions of the
governing body of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Canada, known as:
1. Evangelisch-Lutherischen Synode von Canada from
1861 to 1918;
2. Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Canada, United
Lutheran Church in America from 1918 to 1959;
3. Eastern Canada Synod, United Lutheran Church
in America from 1960 to 1985.
Period: 1861 - 1991.
3527. Edwards, Henry E. and Edwards, Elin S. Die
evangelische lutherische St Matthaus Gemeinde zu
Canestoge: ein Neubau, 1892: a new building for St
Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in 1892.
Conestogo: The Church, 1992. 84 p. ill, plans.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL.
A history based on church records, emphasizing
the construction of the 1892 building and intended
to update and supplement histories published for
the 90th and 100th anniversaries of the church.
It includes a cut-out model of the church as
designed in 1892 by Charles Moogk. A list of
pastors and early church members, with brief
biographical notes, is taken from the 1855 record
book. Period: 1892 - 1942.
3528. Einweihung der evangelisch-lutherischen St
Matthauskirche, Berlin den 7-9 Marz 1915. 1915.
22 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OWES.
A programme in German and English for the
bilingual opening ceremonies of St Matthews
Lutheran Church, Berlin in March 1915. There is a
short history of the church with photographs of
the old and new buildings. Period: 1914 - 1915.
3529. Glebe, Delton J., Rev. "Partnership in seminary
education." A time for building: essays on
Lutherans in Canada. Edited by Barton Beglo.
Kitchener: St Mark’s Press, 1988. Pp. 59-66. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
An essay on the long tradition of strong links
between St Mark’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener and
the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Most of the
church’s pastors served the seminary in some role,
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343
and theological students preached in the church or
undertook supervised assignments in pastoral work.
The author is a retired Principal-Dean of the
seminary. Period: 1913 - 1988.
3530. Grace Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Grace Lutheran
Church: 1944-1984. Kitchener: The Church, 1984.
18 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A directory of current members, with a short
history that includes the names of former pastors
and comments on the changes that have taken place
in the church neighbourhood. Period: 1944 - 1984.
3531. Graupner, Paul, Rev. Geschichte der deutschen
evangelisch-lutherischen St Pauls Gemeinde zu
Elmira, Ont., vom Jahr 1860 bis 1910. Zum
funfzigjahrigen Jubilaum der Gemeinde. Elmira:
Signet Druck, 1910. 15 p. ill. Loc: OKiTW.
A history of St Paul’s German Lutheran Church,
Elmira from 1860 to 1910, commemorating its
fiftieth anniversary. The author describes
clergymen and church members, organizations and
buildings. Period: 1860 - 1910.
3532. Grosz, Roy N. "The Maurer-Jacobi years,
1918-1953.” A time for building: essays on
Lutherans in Canada Edited by Barton Beglo.
Kitchener: St Mark’s Press, 1988. Pp. 41-47. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
Reminiscences of the ministries of Dr Jacob
Maurer and Dr Albert Jacobi by a "son of St
Mark’s" who became secretary of the Eastern Synod
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
Period: 1918 - 1953.
3533. Haag, George. The service areas of the Lutheran
churches in Kitchener-Waterloo. University of
Waterloo (B.A thesis, Geography), 1963. 2 fiche.
maps, graphs, mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A description of the locational patterns of
members of fourteen Lutheran churches, with maps
and graphs. The author finds that the age of the
church and individual preference are the most
important factors. Period: 1962 - 1963.
3534. Heick, W.H. Anniversary St John’s Evangelical
Lutheran Church Waterloo, Ontario: historical
supplement 10th, 1972, 135th. The Church, 1972. 1
folded sheet. Loc: OWT, OWES.
An historical sketch from the move to the new
church in 1962 following the 1959 fire. This
continues the longer church history published in
1962. Period: 1962 - 1972.
3535. Heick, W.H. "Becoming an indigenous church: the
Lutheran Church in Waterloo County, Ontario."
Ontario History. 1964. 56,4: 249-260. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A study of the informal beginnings of
Lutheranism in Ontario, the division in 1860 with
the Missouri Synod, and the reaction of the German
Lutheran clergy and members to both world wars.
The author discusses the puritanical tendencies of
Waterloo Lutheran clergy, the increasing use of
the English language in church services, the
attitudes of Lutherans towards the use of alcohol,
and the church’s reaction to the "social gospel."
Period: 1835 - 1964.
3536. Heick, W.H. "The Lutherans of Waterloo County
during World War I." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 23-32. Loc: all.
A scholarly account based on the author’s M.A
thesis for Queen’s University. Period: 1914 -
1918.
3537. Heick, W.H. The Lutherans of Waterloo County,
Ontario, 1810-1959: a historical study. Queen’s
University (Ph.D. thesis, History), 1959. 219 p.
bibl., map, charts. Loc: OWTL.
A history of the church and of the role of
Lutherans in the county’s development. The
establishment of Waterloo College is seen as the
most important Lutheran contribution to the
educational life of the county, but the author
concludes that "no distinctive Lutheran pattern of
life permeates the community." Appendices include
the missionary journal of Pastor John H. Bernheim
and a list of the Lutheran congregations in
Waterloo County with their dates of foundation and
first pastors. Period: 1810 - 1959.
3538. History Committee. Grace and blessing: a history
of the Ontario District of the Lutheran Church,
Missouri Synod. The Church, 1954. 103 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW, OWRE.
A history commemorating the District’s 75th
anniversary. The first section mentions pioneer
clergy such as the Rev. F.W. Bindemann and the
Rev. A Ernst, the work of Rev. W.C. Boese in
founding the Mission Treasury, the founding of
Das Lutherische Volksblatt and the effects of
the two world wars. The second section presents
individual congregational histories, including
twelve from Waterloo County: Trinity Lutheran of
Floradale, St Paul’s of Elmira, St Paul’s of
Kitchener, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our
Redeemer, Waterloo, Grace Lutheran Church of
Kitchener, Holy Cross of Kitchener, Bethel
Lutheran Church of Kitchener, St Paul’s of
Wellesley, Emmanuel Congregation of Petersburg,
Linwood Lutheran Church, New Hamburg Lutheran
Church, and the Baden Lutheran Congregation.
Period: 1879 - 1954.
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3539. A history of St Peter’s Lutheran Church, New
Hamburg, Ontario. The Church, 1986. 104 p. ill.,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRN.
An account of the first 75 years of the church
from its founding and growth under the direction
of Rev. F.E. Oberlander. Photographs of
parishioners and the church and statistical tables
are included. Period: 1910 - 1985.
3540. Hollatz, David. Die Hells und Gnaden Ordnung nach
dem EvangeHum in vier Gesprachen vorgestellt.
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1844. 160 p. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 35777. Loc: OKlTW, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUR, OWTUCGR.
A didactic interpretation of the Gospel meaning
of salvation and mercy through four conversations
between student and teacher. Apart from being
printed in Berlin, the book has no references to
Waterloo County. Period: 1843 - 1844.
3541. Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Kitchener. 35th
anniversary: Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 1948-1983. Kitchener: The Church, 1983.
44 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A histoiy of the congregation, founded in 1948
as a mission church by members of St Paul’s
Lutheran Church in Kitchener. The book lists
officers, elders, teachers and presidents of
societies. Period: 1948 - 1983.
3542. Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Kitchener. The
constitution and the by-laws. The Church, 1948.
18 p. Loc: OKIT.
The constitution and by-laws of the church,
detailing its organization, the duties of the
pastor and congregation, and election procedures
for officers and administrative boards. Period:
1947 - 1948.
3543. Hulet, Marion. "Preston’s first church." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1968. 56: 52. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the church first built in 1839 and
replaced in 1889 by the stone building of St
Peter’s Lutheran Church. Period: 1834 - 1889.
3544. In nomine Jesu: the dedication services, the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer,
Waterloo. Waterloo: The Church, 1951. 12 p. ill.
Loc: OKITW.
A programme for the dedication service, with a
chronology of historical events and a list of
memorials and gifts. Period: 1934 - 1951.
3545. Jahrbuch der evangelisch-lutherischen St Petri
Gemeinde zu Berlin, Canada. Berlin: The Church,
1899 - 1900. Loc: OKITW.
Yearbooks of St Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church, with information on activities, members,
administration and finances. The 1900 yearbook
has a photograph of the pastor, Rev. R. von Pirch,
and members of the church session. The Waterloo
Historical Society holds yearbooks for 1899 and
1900. Period: 1899 - 1900.
3546. Kalbfleisch, L.H., Rev. "History of St James
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation, Elmira,
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1950. 38:
38-41. Loc: all.
A short history of the first organized
congregation in Elmira which began in 1850. The
author describes the building of the first church
and lists names of ministers. Period: 1850 - 1950.
3547. Keffer, N.A, Rev. Seventy-fifth anniversary,
1860-1936: St James’ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hespeler, Ontario. 1935. 26 p. ill. Loc: OKITW,
OWES.
A history of the congregation with photographs
of many of the pastors and a summary of their
achievements. It includes a review of the various
organizations with photographs of contemporary
members, a list of church members in 1935, and
photographs of the church buildings. Period: 1860
- 1936.
3548. Kirchen-BJatt der evangelisch-hitherischen Synode
von Canada 1868 - 1910. Also mf. Loc: OWES.
A Lutheran newspaper in German, published twice
a month until 1890 and weekly from March 1890 to
1910. The places of publication changed with the
editors and include New Hamburg, Elmira, New
Dundee and Conestogo. Contents include leading
articles and devotions for seasons of the
Christian year, news of various congregations,
advertisements, and world news of interest to
people of German origin. Samuel Weicker has
compiled a card index of references to
congregations and pastors. From 1910, the monthly
Canada Lutheran was published with the same
purposes. Period: 1868 - 1910.
3549. Klinck, Luella and Graupner, Paul, Rev. and
Malinsky, Frank, Rev. Grace abounding: a histoiy
of St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Elmira,
Ontario. The Church, 1960. 18 p. ill. Loc: OWRE,
OKITW.
An historical sketch commemorating the church’s
centennial, with information about clergy, the
church building, members, organizations and
activities. Earlier portions are direct
quotations from a booklet prepared by the Rev.
Paul Graupner for the 50th anniversary. There fire
photographs of the teachers, pastors and members
of contemporary church organizations. A
chronology of church history and a programme of
centennial events are also provided. Period: 1860
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345
- 1960.
3550. KnaufF, W.H., Rev. Centennial booklet, St Peter’s
Lutheran Church, Preston, 1834-1934. The Church,
1934. 60 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OCCA, OWES.
An historical account of the clergy, building
and organizations, with a list of church members,
a commemorative sonnet by Clara Bernhardt, and
advertisements by Preston businesses. Period: 1834
- 1934.
3551. Koegler, J.B. "St Peter’s Church - Berlin’s first
Lutheran church." Waterloo Historical Society.
1950. 38: 41-45. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the church which was
organized in 1863. The author notes the formation
of the Sunday school, describes the buildings, and
names Sunday school teachers, members of the first
church council and all full-time pastors from
C.F.A. Kaessemann in 1863 to A.W. Lotz in 1950.
Period: 1825 - 1950.
3552. Kraehling, Homer, Mrs. "Zion Lutheran Church, St
Agatha." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51:
42-43. ill. Loc: all.
A history marking the church’s centennial and
naming all clergymen and some early church
members. Period: 1863 - 1963.
3553. Kraehling, Jean and Kraehling, Myrta, Mrs and
Kraehling, Katherine, Mrs. A history of Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church, St Agatha, Ontario.
St Agatha: The Church, 1963. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKITW,
OWES.
A history commemorating the centenary of the
church building in 1963, based on the church
records. It provides information on the formation
of the church, its pastors, members and the
building. Period: 1834 - 1963.
3554. Krafft, U., Pastor. In der Filiale: eine
Erzahlung fur das Luth. Volksblatt. Elmira: Luth.
Volksblatt, 1890. 88 p. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 07966. Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A fictional narrative from the Lutherisches
Volksblatt. Apart from being published in Elmira
by the church newspaper and printed by H. Delion,
there are no direct references to the county.
3555. Mount Zion Lutheran Church, Waterloo. 10th
anniversaiy, 1957-1967. The Church, 1967. 15 p.
iU. Loc: OWES.
A programme of the anniversary celebrations with
a brief history of the congregation’s growth on
the west side of suburban Waterloo. Period: 1957 -
1967.
3556. Mount Zion Lutheran Church, Waterloo. 20th
anniversaiy, 1957-1977. The Church, 1977. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A souvenir booklet consisting mainly of a photo
directory of church members, with a brief
chronology of milestones and an aerial view of the
church site. Period: 1957 - 1977.
3557. Mount Zion Lutheran Church, Waterloo. Dedication,
first unit. May 14th, 1961. The Church, 1961. 1
v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
Orders of service celebrating the completion of
the first phase of the church building, with a
brief history of the congregation formed in 1957
and details of the building committee and
architect and contractors. Period: 1957 - 1961.
3558. Nabert, Kurt. In commemoration of the 150th
anniversaiy of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Waterloo, Ontario, 1837-1987. Waterloo:
The Church, 1987. 36 p. ill. Loc: OKDHC, OWES.
A general history, emphasizing the church’s
German cultural background, affiliation with
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, and the aid to
Volksdeutsche following the Second World War. A
statue of St John made by William Pfeffer of the
Globe Furniture Company is described, with
accounts of contemporary church organizations and
activities. Period: 1837 - 1987.
3559. Opperman, Henry W., Rev. and Koegler, John. St
Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1863-1963.
Waterloo: The Church, 1963. 15 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWES.
A commemorative history of clergy, building and
activities of the Kitchener congregation. Topics
include Paster Oberlander’s work as founder of
tuberculosis treatment in Waterloo County, the
weekly radio ministry "Thus it is written," and
church services provided to refugees in their own
language following the Second World War. Period:
1863 - 1963.
3560. Orzen, Albert, Rev. 100th anniversaiy, 1835-1935:
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kitchener,
Ontario. Kitchener: Merchants Printing, 1935. 71
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OKITW, OWES.
A centennial history beginning with an account
of the dissension between the founding minister,
the Rev. F.W. Bindemann and other Lutheran clergy.
The contributions of later ministers are discussed
and various church organizations are described and
illustrated with views of the church interior and
church groups such as the Ladies’ Aid Society, St
Paul’s Choir, the Senior and Junior Walther
Leagues, the Men’s Club, the Swing Bowling Club
and the Tennis Club. Elders, trustees and other
church officers are listed. The development of
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the Church of Our Redeemer in Waterloo as a
daughter congregation is also described. The
authorship of this history is not clear in the
imprint itself, but is stated in the 125th
anniversary history of 1960. Period: 1835 - 1935.
3561. Reformation Lutheran Church, Kitchener.
Dedication services of the first unit, 1960. The
Church, 1960. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
Orders of service for several dedication
ceremonies, with details of members of church
council and building committee and a message from
the pastor. A brief history of the congregation
notes its origins in a survey of Kitchener’s East
Ward in 1954 by the Board of American Missions.
Period: 1954 - 1960.
3562. Ronnenberg, Ernest. The fiftieth anniversary of
Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1936-1985. Waterloo:
The Church, 1985. 12 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW, OWT.
A programme for the anniversary service, with a
brief history of the church describing its clergy,
organizations and building. Period: 1935 - 1985.
3563. Schmidt, William A. "First English Lutheran
Church, 1913-1938." Waterloo Historical Society.
1991. 79: 166-169. ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the congregation which
used the former Waterloo Township Hall for
services until 1938, when its name was changed to
St Mark’s Lutheran Church and a new building was
erected at the corner of King and Green Streets,
Kitchener. The author describes the original
township hall, built in 1848 on Queen Street
North, and notes its earlier uses by publishers of
the newspapers Der Deutsche Canadier and the
Telegraph, and then by the Trinity Methodist
Church from 1875 to 1904 and St Matthews Lutheran
Church from 1904 to 1914. Period: 1848 - 1938.
3564. Schultz, Erich. "Early Lutheranism in Ontario." A
time for building: essays on Lutherans in Canada.
Edited by Barton Beglo. Kitchener: St Mark’s
Press, 1988. Pp. 5-11. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG,
OWTTJR, OWTUSJ.
A brief survey of Lutheran settlements and
church organization in Nova Scotia and Ontario
including Waterloo County. The author describes
the roles of early pastors, the distinctions
between the various major church synods, and the
effects of major mergers and reorganizations in
1925 and 1962. Period: 1830 - 1986.
3565. Spring, Christian F., Rev. Katechetische
Unterweisung zur Seligkeit fiber den lutherischen
Katechismus. Berlin: M.S. Hallman, 1887. 232 p.
Loc: OKDHC.
A collection of guidelines for understanding the
Lutheran catechism, compiled by the Lutheran
pastor in New Dundee and published in Berlin as a
special jubilee issue. Period: 1868 - 1887.
3566. St James Lutheran Church, Elmira. 125th
anniversary: May 11, 1850 to 1975. St Jacobs: St
Jacobs Printery, 1975. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A brief history organized by the terms of
pastors who have served the parish since 1850,
with some details of church policies and politics.
Period: 1850 - 1975.
3567. St James Lutheran Church, Elmira. Dedication
services of Educational Unit and Church House,
Pentecost Sunday, June 2nd, 1963. The Church,
1963. 8 p. ill. Loc: OWES.
Order of service with details of gifts, and
names of members of the building committee and
church council and of architect, contractors and
sub-contractors. Period: 1963 -
3568. St James Lutheran Church, Hespeler. Dedication of
parish hall, December 14th, 1947. The Church,
1947. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
Programmes for several special services with a
church directory; photographs of pastor, church
building, church council and building committee;
advertisements by local businesses; brief history
of the congregation and the church erected in
1868; and an account of the difficulties of
building projects at a time of postwar shortages.
Period: 1854 - 1947.
3569. St James Lutheran Church, Hespeler, November 12,
1967: the birth of a church. The Church, 1967. 3
p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OCCA.
An account of the founding of the church,
largely taken from the church minutes, with
details of the work of the church members,
finances and the construction work. A chronology
of improvements to the church building from 1876
to 1967 is appended. Period: 1867 - 1967.
3570. St James Lutheran Church, New Dundee. Dedication
festivities, July 12 to 17, 1953. The Church,
1953. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWES.
A booklet including a brief history of the
congregation formed in 1859, its first church
dedicated in 1863, and efforts to build the new
church. It includes illustrations of both
churches, a directory of church officers, and
names of architect and builders and contractors.
Period: 1859 - 1953.
3571. St James Lutheran Church, New Dundee. One
hundred years of grace, 1859-1959. The Church, 1959.
1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A commemorative booklet including a brief
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history, photographs of old and new church
buildings and all church organizations, and a list
of pastors. Period: 1859 - 1959.
3572. St James Lutheran Church, St Jacobs. 75th
anniversary booklet, 1866-1941. The Church, 1941.
1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWES.
A commemorative history of the congregation,
with a chronology of structural changes including
the rebuilding of the church in 1916, and accounts
with photographs of various church societies and
activities such as the Sunday School, choir,
Luther League, Sewing Circle, Brotherhood and
Boys’ Club. Period: 1866 - 1941.
3573. St James Lutheran Church, St Jacobs. Centennial:
1866-1966. St Jacobs: Centennial Booklet
Committee, 1966. 32 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A commemorative booklet including historical
sketches of the Indians, Woolwich Township, St
Jacobs, and other churches in the village, as well
as an account of the origins, building, clergy and
organizations of the church. A programme of
centennial services is also given. Period: 1866 -
1966.
3574. "St James Lutheran Church." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 94,107. Loc: all.
A brief history of the church in New Dundee,
based on the centennial booklet and listing all
pastors. Period: 1859 - 1959.
3575. "St John Evangelical Lutheran Church 100 years
old." Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 77.
Loc: all.
A short history of the rural church located
between St Clements and Wellesley. The article
mentions Rev. F.A. Pfeiffer and Rev. Daniel
Stahlschmidt as the first pastors of the
German-speaking congregation. Period: 1852 - 1972.
3576. St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo.
Gedenkbuechlein zur Erinnerung an das 75 jaehrige
Jubilaeum der evangelisch-lutherischen St
Johannis-Gemeinde in Waterloo, Ont., August 25-26,
1912. Waterloo: Sentinel Print, 1912. 24 p. ill.
Loc: OWT, OWES.
A commemorative history printed for the 75th
jubilee of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Waterloo in 1912. It chronicles the
development of the church founded by Pastor F.W.
Bindemann, referring to clergy, prominent church
members and organizations such as the council of
elders, the women’s group, Sunday school, youth
and children’s groups, and the choir. There are
photographs of these groups and former pastors and
views of the church buildings in 1837 and 1882.
Period: 1837 - 1912.
3577. St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo. In
commemoration of the dedication and 125th
anniversary of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church Waterloo, Ontario, 1837-1962. Waterloo:
The Church, 1962. 52 p. ill. Loc: OWT, OKIT, OWES.
An account of the church and congregation,
mentioning the 1959 fire that destroyed the old
church and describing in detail the interior and
exterior of the new church built on the site of
the Kitchener-Waterloo Orphanage’s Willow Hall.
Programmes for the dedication services of the new
church are included, with lists of gifts to the
church. Period: 1837 - 1962.
3578. St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo.
Kirchen-Ordnung der deutschen
evangelisch-lutherischen St Johannes-gemeinde in
Waterloo, Waterloo Co., Ont., Canada. Waterloo:
Bauernfreund Dampf-Druck, 1888. 12 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A summary of church discipline and ritual.
Period: 1887 - 1888.
3579. St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo.
Rededication, February 1st to 8th, 1953. The
Church, 1953. 24 p. ill. Loc: OWES.
Orders of service with a church directory,
history of the congregation and its church
buildings, and description of the renovations
being dedicated. Period: 1837 - 1953.
3580. St Luke’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Dedication,
May 26, 1963. The Church, 1963. 1 v. (unpaged),
ill. Loc: OWES.
Programmes for the various services, with names
of church leaders and building committee members.
A brief history notes the origins of the
congregation in 1939 and the construction of the
first church on King East during the Second World
War to serve the Shantz, Sunnyside, Centreville
and Freeport areas. Part of the congregation
formed the nucleus of St Philip’s in the Parkway
Heights area in 1958. When St Luke’s relocated to
the site on Franklin Avenue, the old church was
dismantled and reassembled as St George’s Anglican
Church on Fischer Drive. Period: 1939 - 1963.
3581. St Luke’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Souvenir
booklet commemorating the Dedication Day, November
30, 1941, Sunnyside, Kitchener. The Church, 1941.
16 p. Ul. Loc: OKITW, OWES.
Programmes for the various services, with names
and photographs of church leaders and building
committee members, and details of contractors and
supplies. A brief history notes the origins of the
congregation in 1939 and the construction of the
first church on King Street East to serve the
Shantz, Sunnyside, Centreville and Freeport areas.
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Period: 1939 - 1941.
3582. St Luke’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. St Luke’s
Lutheran Church, Kitchener. 1982. 28 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A photographic directory of the congregation
including a brief history. The names of former
pastors are given as well as statistical
information and descriptions of church buildings
and additions. Period: 1939 - 1982.
3583. St Mark’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Golden
anniversary, 1913-1963. The Church, 1963. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OWES.
A commemorative booklet, with a history of the
first English-language Lutheran congregation in
Kitchener-Waterloo which used the former St
Matthews Lutheran Church building until a new
church was completed in 1938. Photographs and
names are included of the buildings, clergy,
church officials and various church organizations
including the choirs, Sunday School, Luther League
and Lutheran Church Women. Period: 1913 - 1963.
3584. St Mark’s Lutheran Church, Wellesley. 100th
anniversary, 1876-1976. The Church, 1976. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A souvenir booklet including an historical
summary with details of all pastors and accounts
with photographs of church groups such as Sunday
School, Luther League, Lutheran Church Women, and
choirs. Originally known as St Paul’s, the
congregation was renamed in 1957. Period: 1876 -
1976.
3585. St Matthews Lutheran Brotherhood. Kirche Daheim:
church at home, a souvenir booklet. Kitchener:
The Church, 1930?. 32 p. ill. Loc: OK1TW, OWES.
An account of the Sunday radio programme, Kirche
Daheim, broadcast by CKCR of Waterloo from St
Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. It contains
a programme schedule, fan letters, and articles on
the broadcasting process, the church bell, and the
St Matthews Lutheran Brotherhood. Some articles
are in German. Period: 1930 - 1931.
3586. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Berlin.
Kirchenordnung der deutschen
evangelish-hitherischen St Matthaus-Gemeinde zu
Berlin, Ontario. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1904. 14 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Rules of order of the church of which the Rev.
F. Hoffman is identified as pastor. Period: 1903 -
1904.
3587. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener.
Dedication of Church House, 1952. The Church,
1952. 1 v. (unpaged). ilL Loc: OWES.
Order of service, with names of members of
church council and building committee, and
architect and contractors. Period: 1951 - 1952.
3588. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Diamond
jubilee, 1904-1964. The Church, 1964. Loc: OWES.
Several programmes for commemorative services,
each with a brief history of the congregation
founded in 1904. Period: 1904 - 1964.
3589. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Golden
hours: 30th anniversary, Sunday, February 8th,
1960. Kitchener: The Church, 1960. 1 folded
sheet. Loc: OWES.
An order of service and photograph commemorating
30 years of the church’s tradition of broadcasting
its Sunday morning worship. Period: 1930 - 1960.
3590. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Golden
hours: 50th anniversary 1930-1980. Kitchener: The
Church, 1980. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWES.
A souvenir booklet commemorating the 2,600 hours
of broadcast worship services, including
statistics compiled by Samuel Weicker and the
text, in both German and English, of the first
radio sermon broadcast by the Rev. John Schmieder
on 23 February 1930. Period: 1930 - 1980.
3591. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Souvenir
of the Golden Jubilee: St Matthews Lutheran
Church Kitchener: The Church, 1988. 48 p. ilL
Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A commemorative history containing information
about pastors, church members, activities and
organizations, as well as details of the various
church buildings. A directory of current church
members begins on page 31. The booklet also
provides a brief account of the development of
Lutheranism in the county, including the roles of
Rev. John H. Bemheim, Rev. F.W. Bindemann and
C.F.A. Kaessmann. Period: 1904 - 1954.
3592. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. St
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church: anniversary
report, 1904-1929. Kitchener: The Church, 1929.
60 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
An outline of the development of the Lutheran
Church in Waterloo County and the establishment of
the parish of St Matthews in Kitchener. Pastors,
other church leaders, members and activities are
briefly described. Some entries are written in
German by parishioners and are accompanied by
photographs of the church members and building. A
directory of current members begins on page 39.
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Period: 1904 - 1929.
3593. St Matthews Lutheran Church, Kitchener. St
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church: annual
report. Kitchener: The Church, 1920 -. Loc:
OKTTW, OWES.
Each report contains a directory of church
members, a financial statement and pastor’s
report. The first report of 1920 had more German
text than English, but by 1935 there were no
German articles. The 1920 volume contains only
one photograph of the church, but following
reports have many more with articles on church
activities such as the radio station, Kirche
Daheim, and biographical profiles of church
members. The special 1929 anniversary report
contains an historical account of the church and
is indexed separately in the WRP database. The
Waterloo Historical Society holds annual reports
for the all years from 1920 to 1935 except 1922,
1928 and 1931. The Archives of the Eastern Synod,
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (located in
the Wilfrid Laurier University Library) hold
annual reports for 1932, 1935, 1938 and 1944.
Period: 1920 - 1944.
3594. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Bridgeport.
Centennial, 1861-1961. The Church, 1961. 4 p.
Loc: OWES.
The order of the centennial service on 18 June
1961, with a brief history and photographs of the
church buildings of 1889 and 1956. Details are
provided of successive pastors and of the
organization of Bridgeport within the Elmira
parish to 1889, the Conestogo-Breslau parish to
1948, and St Stephen’s, Kitchener to 1952. Period:
1861 - 1961.
3595. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Bridgeport.
Dedication, 1957. The Church, 1957. 20 p. ill.
Loc: OWES.
Orders of worship for three services held on
31 March 1957, with a brief history, description
of the new church building, details of gifts and
donations and names of committee members and
church officials. Period: 1861 - 1957.
3596. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Erbsville. Dedication
1968. The Church, 1968. Loc: OWES.
A leaflet containing the order of service and a
brief history of the church building and its
improvements and renovations. Period: 1852 - 1968.
3597. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Erbsville. One
hundredth anniversary booklet, 1852-1952. The
Church, 1952. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A commemorative history of the founding of the
original log "Allemang Kirche" church in Wellesley
Township and the move to the new building in 1877.
It includes details of cornerstone contents, a
church directory, photographs and histories of
organizations such as the Ladies’ Aid, Luther
League and Sunday School. An interesting section
describes the transition from the use of the
German language for Sunday School, worship
services and record-keeping. Period: 1852 - 1952.
3598. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Galt. Dedication
services, December 4th and 5th, 1960. The Church,
1960. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWES.
Programmes for several services, with
photographs of old and new buildings, the pastor
and church leaders, and a brief history and an
account of the design of the new church. The
history notes that the congregation was formed in
1907 and used a former Methodist church on North
Street. Period: 1907 - 1960.
3599. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. lift high
the cross: St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener,
150th anniversary, 1835-1985. Kitchener: The
Church, 1985. 22 p. ill. Loc: OMT, OWES.
A commemorative booklet that draws upon material
in the 1935 and 1960 histories but emphasizes
current church activities and the dedication of
the addition to the church building in April 1985.
There are reminiscences by James Huras (whose
family belonged to the church through five
generations) and Esther Boese Brown (whose father,
the Rev. W.C. Boese, was minister from 1896).
Period: 1835 - 1985.
3600. St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. Serve the
Lord with gladness: St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church 1860-1985. Elmira: The Church, 1985. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A history which is well illustrated with
photographs of church buildings, activities,
former pastors and members. The book also
includes information about the Christian Day
School and other activities and programmes such as
the Braille Centre, the social ministry, the adult
society, the Sunday School and youth groups.
Period: 1860 - 1985.
3601. "St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Heidelberg."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 53. ill.
Loc: all.
A photograph of the church to mark the 125th
anniversary of the congregation and the 100th
anniversary of the building. Period: 1845 - 1970.
3602. St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. St Peter’s
history 1863-1956: the church with the revolving
cross. The Church, 1956. Loc: OWES.
A brochure summarizing the church’s history as
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the "oldest distinctively Lutheran congregation"
in Kitchener. Details are given of pastors and
the two church structures of 1863 and 1878.
Period: 1863 - 1956.
3603. St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. St Peter’s
Lutheran Church, Kitchener, Ontario. Toronto:
Church Directories of Canada, 1968. 60 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A photographic directory of the congregation
with a short history of the parish which was first
organized in 1863 under the leadership of the Rev.
C.F.A Kaessmann. The history includes
information on past buildings, clergy, activities
and contributions to the larger community. Period:
1863 - 1968.
3604. St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Linwood. 100th
anniversary, 1873-1973. The Church, 1973. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A brief history including names of all pastors,
a list of baptized members and photographs of
contemporary church activities and organizations.
Period: 1873 - 1973.
3605. St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Preston. 75jahrige
Geschichte der deutsch evang.-lutherischen St
Peter’s Gemeinde in Preston und umgegend,
1834-1909. Preston: Preston Progress, 1909. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A commemorative history with a chronology of
events, statistics of membership, list of pastors,
and accounts with photographs of church officers,
organizations and buildings. Period: 1834 - 1909.
3606. St Stephen’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener. 25th
anniversary, 1952-1977. The Church, 1977. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A brochure including a brief history of the
congregation founded in 1949 in the Highland Road
area of Kitchener’s South Ward. Period: 1952 -
1977.
3607. St Stephen’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener.
Dedication, September 14, 1952. The Church,
1952. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A brochure including a brief account of the
organization of the church in 1949 to serve
Kitchener’s South Ward. It includes details of
gifts and memorials and a directory of church
officers. Period: 1949 - 1952.
3608. Stroh, Walter. "St Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Conestogo, 1853-1953." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1953. 41: 41-46. Loc: all.
A history and programme of the centennial
worship services. Pastors and some members are
named and changes in the church building are
described. Period: 1853 - 1953.
3609. Trinity Lutheran Church, New Hamburg. A history
of Trinity Lutheran Church, New Hamburg Ontario,
1834-1984. New Hamburg: Ritz Printing, 1984. 48
p. iU. bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A commemorative history of the founding of the
church with information on past clergy, members
and activities. Period: 1834 - 1984.
3610. Trinity Lutheran Church, Shantz Station. 100th
anniversary, 1860-1960. The Church, 1965. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWES.
A brief history including a list of pastors, a
copy of the original deed granted by John Galt
(son of Guelph’s founder), old and recent
photographs of the building, and a list of charter
members. The church was affiliated with St Paul’s
Lutheran in Guelph in 1937. Period: 1860 - 1960.
3611. Trinity Lutheran Church, Shantz Station.
Dedication service, October 3, 1965. The Church,
1960. Loc: OWES.
A leaflet containing an order of service and
notes of the new addition, renovation and
furnishings. Period: 1860 - 1965.
3612. Trinity Lutheran Church, Shantz Station. Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Shantz Station,
Ontario: 125th anniversary, 1860-1985. The
Church, 1985. 12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
A brief history of the congregation which began
under the leadership of the Rev. Immanuel Wurster.
Information is presented on the various church
buildings, with lists of former pastors and
founding members. Period: 1860 - 1985.
3613. Vogt, Evelyn. "St Mark’s in three generations." A
time for building: essays on Lutherans in Canada
Edited by Barton Beglo. Kitchener: St Mark’s
Press, 1988. Pp. 49-58. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTUCG,
OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
An historical sketch and reminiscences of St
Mark’s Lutheran Church, Kitchener from 1913 to
1988 by one of the church secretaries. Period:
1913 - 1988.
3614. Weicker, Samuel. CKCR Radio comes to
Kitchener-Waterloo and St Matthews begins its
Golden Horn* broadcast of its Sunday morning
service. 1985. 6 1. Loc: OKIT.
A transcript of an interview with Arthur W.
Sandrock about the church’s beginning of broadcast
services in the Kitchener-Waterloo area Mr
Sandrock names those who organized the services
and comments on the support given by the
community. Originally called "Kirche Daheim", the
programme was renamed "Golden Hours" in 1940.
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Period: 1930 - 1980.
3615. Weicker, Samuel. Golden hours: 60th anniversary
1930-1990. Kitchener: St Matthews Lutheran
Church, 1990. Loc: OKIT, OWES.
An outline of key dates in the church’s
tradition of broadcasting its Sunday morning
worship service from 1930. The order of service
for the 60th anniversary broadcast is included.
Period: 1930 - 1990.
3616. Weicker, Samuel. Lutheranism in Kitchener and
Waterloo. The Author, 1985. 6 p. graphs. Loc:
OKIT, OWES.
A short history with brief sketches of some
Lutheran clergymen between 1833 to 1943.
Information on 1985 Lutheran congregations in
Waterloo and Kitchener includes addresses, dates
founded, numbers of members and names of clergy.
There are also statistics of the Sunday School
enrolment and baptized memberships in Kitchener
and Waterloo churches from 1920 to 1984. Period:
1833 - 1985.
3617. Weicker, Samuel. St Matthews Lutheran Church.
Kitchener: The Church, 1990. 103 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWES.
A collection of excerpts from annual church
reports from 1929, 1954, 1974, 1979 and 1988,
providing a history of the parish, its pastors and
members. The history is illustrated with
photographs of past buildings and their interiors
and lists church members in various years.
Appended to the excerpts are a number of newspaper
stories about the Rev. F.W. Bindemann and his
influence of Lutheranism in the county. Period:
1904 - 1990.
3618. Welker, Ron. A historical study of the Lutheran
Church in Kitchener 1910-1937. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 1974. 1 v.
(various pagings). bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the impact of the Lutheran Church
during a period that included the First World War
and the depression of the 1930s. Notable
Lutherans in the community are examined for their
actions on issues such as the city name change,
military conscription and education. The author
stresses the connection of German ethnicity and
culture with the Lutheran faith and the role this
played in the development of Kitchener. An
appendix summarizes numbers of politicians who
were of German/Lutheran origin. Period: 1910 -
1937.
3619. Wittig, S.J., Rev. 90th anniversary booklet: St
Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Conestogo,
Ontario. The Church, 1942. 7 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWES.
A brief commemorative history including
information on the clergy, building and
organizations. Period: 1852 - 1942.
3620. Zimmerman, Idessa. "St Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Bridgeport." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964.
52: 40-43. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the church built in 1889,
with details of the Lutheran community in
Bridgeport and names of former pastors and many
members. Period: 1889 - 1964.
3621. Zion Lutheran Church, St Agatha. Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church 1834-1984, St Agatha, Ontario. St
Agatha: The Church, 1984. 16 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWES.
A short history of the church founded by F.W.
Bindemann in 1834, with an account of Bindemann’s
influence on Lutheranism in the region. Details
are provided on the first baptisms and marriages,
and on later pastors and youth and women’s
organizations. Period: 1834 - 1984.
METHODIST CHURCHES
3622. Baird, James. One hundred years of Christian
witness, 1854-1954, Wesley United Church, Galt,
Ont.: a brief history. Galt: The Church, 1954. 1
v. ill. Loc: OKITW, OCCA.
A transcript of a speech by James Baird on the
history of Methodism in Galt, given at a
congregational gathering in 1938. It is printed
together with a list of ministers of the church
and the centennial programme of services. Period:
1854 - 1954.
3623. Bean, Isaac and Bean, Alfred E. and Bean,
Ellworth. "Three generations tell of Bethel
Church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71:
90-99. ill. Loc: all.
A collection of three essays written by members
of the Bean family who were members of the church
in Wilmot Township from 1861 to the early 1970s.
Period: 1855 - 1971.
3624. "Branchton church closes." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 70. Loc: all.
A note of the closing of Branchton United
Church, a stone church was originally built by the
Methodists in 1859 as part of the St George
Circuit. Period: 1859 - 1970.
3625. Campbell, James Arthur. History of the Galt Free
Methodist Church. The Author, 1956. 2 1. Loc:
OKIT.
A brief history of the church since 1875,
352
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describing its beginnings, prominent members,
clergy, buildings and Sunday School. Period: 1875
- 1956.
3626. "Cornerstone opened." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 40. Loc: all.
An account of the contents of a Gem preserving
jar, placed in the cornerstone of First United
Church, Waterloo, in 1890. The Waterloo
Chronicle from 1890 as well as a poster
announcing the opening of the New Methodist Church
on 26 May 1890 were among the items. Period: 1890
- 1965.
3627. Cressman, Eben C. Breslau Bible Society:
organized November 19th, 1885. Breslau: The
Society, 1985. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the local branch of the British and
Foreign Bible Society, commemorating its 100th
anniversary. Lists of officers, speakers,
memorable events, and rules and regulations are
given. Period: 1885 - 1985.
3628. Davis, E.C., Mrs and Rahn, Edgar, Mrs.
Milestones: historical narrative of Wesley United
Church 1848-1948. Elmira: The Church, 1948. 32 p.
ill Loc: OWKE, OKIT.
An account of the establishment and growth of
the Elmira Methodist congregation, including
information on church buildings, former ministers,
officers and prominent members, as well as
organizations such as the Young People’s Society,
Sunday School, the Woman’s Missionary Society, the
Women’s Association, choirs and bands. Period:
1848 - 1948.
3629. Deller, Howard F., Rev. A message to the people
of Trinity United Church. Kitchener: The Author,
1927. 8 p. port. Loc: OWTUR.
A statement by the departing minister, in an
effort to clarify what he considered to be
misunderstandings and inaccurate statements by the
Church Board. Salary and duties are the chief
issues. Period: 1926 - 1927.
3630. Duff, Daniel S. Journey of faith 1837 to 1987: a
history of Saint Luke’s United Church Cambridge
(Hespeler) Ontario. Cambridge: The Author, 1987.
113 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the congregation first known as
Hespeler Methodist Church, including information
on its founding and names of ministers and leading
members since the 1840s. Period: 1837 - 1987.
3631. Dunham, B. Mabel. "The centenary of Trinity United
Church, Kitchener, formerly Berlin." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1941. 29: 182-193. ill. Loc:
all.
An article condensed from the author’s published
history of the church (previously Trinity
Methodist Church, Berlin), giving a chronology of
the various church buildings from 1841 to 1941 and
also information about some ministers and church
members. Period: 1841 - 1941.
3632. Dunham, B. Mabel. So great a heritage: historical
narrative of Trinity United Church 1841-1941.
Kitchener: Cober Printing Service, 1941. 70 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL, OKIT.
A centennial history of church buildings,
ministers, members and organizations. Until the
formation of the United Church in 1925, Trinity
was the only Methodist church in Berlin/Kitchener.
A condensed version of this work can be found in
the Waterloo Historical Society’s report for 1941.
Period: 1841 - 1941.
3633. Dunham, B. Mabel and Dunford, James Ross. Trinity
United Chinch, Kitchener, Ontario 1841-1991 -
150th anniversary. Kitchener: Cober Printing
Service, 1990. 146 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the church which began as a
Methodist congregation. The first seventy pages
of the book are reprinted from Mabel Dunham’s
history published in 1941. Ross Dunford compiled
the history of the later period, including
information on church buildings and activities as
well as many illustrations. Period: 1841 - 1991.
3634. "First United Church, Galt, 1863-1963." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 11. Loc: all.
A brief description of the centenary
celebrations. Period: 1863 - 1963.
3635. First United Church, Waterloo, Ontario: 71st
anniversary services, dedication of Hilliard Hall
and the enlarged and renovated sanctuary, December
12th, 1954. Waterloo: First United Church, 1954.
12 p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A short history of the union of local
Presbyterian and Methodist congregations and the
later growth of the parish. Information is
presented on building renovations including the
addition of 1954. Period: 1871 - 1954.
3636. Fowler, Maude Scott. "The church at Branchton."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 45-49.
Loc: all.
A short history of the Branchton Methodist
Church, built in 1859. The author describes church
activities and names early leaders, all ministers
and many members. Period: 1859 - 1952.
Culture and Social Institutions
353
3637. Freshman, Charles. The autobiography of the Rev.
Charles Freshman, late rabbi of the Jewish
Synagogue at Quebec, and graduate of the Jewish
Theological Seminary at Prague, at present German
Wesleyan minister at Preston, Ontario. Toronto:
Samuel Rose, 1868. 316 p. port. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 03258. Loc: OK1TW, OWTU,
OWTL.
The autobiography of "the father of German
Methodism in Canada," Charles Freshman
(1819-1875), who describes his conversion and the
establishment of Wesleyan missions in Preston,
Erbsville (Berlin), St George, Paris, Conestogo
and Heidelberg. Jacob Hespeler, who gave land in
Preston for a Wesleyan church, is mentioned. An
original copy is held in the Waterloo Historical
Society’s collection at the Kitchener Public
Library. Period: 1819 - 1868.
3638. Hipel, Arthur, Mrs. History of St Paul’s United
Church, 1868-1968. Preston: Preston Printers,
1968. 40 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the Preston church which began
under the direction of Methodist minister E.W.
Frazee in 1861. The booklet provides details on
past members and leaders as well as church
activities. There are photographs of ministers
from 1929 to 1968 and of church buildings and
their interiors. A list of ministers from 1868 to
1968 can be found on page 40. Period: 1861 - 1968.
3639. Knox United Church Centenary Committee. Knox
United Church 130th anniversary, 1834-1964. The
Church, 1964. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWRA, OWTUR,
OKFTW.
A history of Methodism in Ayr researched from
church minutes, commemorating its 100th
anniversary of the Ayr Methodist Church and the
130th anniversary of Knox Presbyterian Church.
Both congregations joined in 1926 to form Knox
United Church. Period: 1864 - 1964.
3640. Lincoln Avenue Church history. 1991. 2 1. Loc:
OKIT.
A centennial history of a congregation that was
started as a Methodist Sunday School by AE.
Mullet and J.B. Lobb in 1891 and joined the United
Church in 1925. It notes clergy members and
describes the construction of the building in
1911. Period: 1891 - 1991.
3641. "Memorial windows at Wesley United Church, Galt."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 43. Loc:
all.
A note of the dedication of two stained glass
windows in memory of church members Mr and Mrs
Emerson Roelofson and Mr and Mrs T.A Rutherford.
Period: 1963.
3642. Miller, Elizabeth. "Conestogo United Church."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69: 146-150.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the church, built in 1878, which
was the first building designated by the Local
Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee of
Woolwich Township. Period: 1878 - 1981.
3643. Nahrgang, Ruth. History of Zion United Church,
Maple Grove, Ontario [WRP]. 1976?. 3 p. Loc:
OKIT.
A history of the church, originally the Zion
Methodist Church, from 1843 to 1992. It lists the
clergy and gives details of the circuits to which
the church belonged. Period: 1843 - 1925.
3644. Panabaker, Arnold T. and Hauch, J.P., Rev. One
hundred years of United Church, Hespeler: being a
historical sketch from the commencement of the
congregation of the Hespeler United Church and
associate appointments of the old New Hope
Circuit. 1937. 46 p. ill. Loc: OKiTW.
A detailed history with short biographies and
photographs of the clergy and leading members,
with descriptions of its organizations and
buildings. The church began as a Methodist Church
in 1837, joining the United Church in 1925. It
includes an historical sketch by Rev. J.P. Hauch
of the Hespeler Evangelical Church, most members
of which joined the Methodist Church in 1922.
Period: 1837 - 1937.
3645. Panabaker, C.A The United Church of Canada in
Hespeler, Ontario, 1837-1957. 1956. 115 1. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the unpublished manuscript
prepared for the 120th anniversary of the church.
The author begins with a general history of
Methodism in the area before chinch union in 1925,
and then provides more specific information on the
clergy and their salaries, recording stewards,
church membership, music, Sunday School, the
Ladies’ Aid Society, young peoples’ groups and
chinch buildings. Period: 1837 - 1957.
3646. Trinity United Church, Kitchener. Annual report
Kitchener: The Chinch, 1928 -. Loc: OKIT.
An official church publication with changes in
title and format. The Kitchener Public Library
holds: Financial statement of Trinity United
Church (1928); Statistical statement of Trinity
United Church (1929 and 1930); Trinity United
Church annual report (1940 to 1945); Our year
book (1947 to 1951, 1953 to 1957, 1961, 1963 to
1965); Trinity year book: The church on the
market place (1966 to 1967); Directory (1979);
and Annual report (1980 to 1990). Prior to
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1976-77 the reports contain both financial
statements and directories. Issues from 1976 to
1990 are directories only and financial statements
are published separately. Period: 1928 - 1990.
3647. Trinity United Church, Kitchener. Letters to
Mabel Dunham concerning Trinity United Church,
Kitchener, 1941. 1941. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Letters and archival material collected by Miss
Dunham during her research for a history of
Trinity United Church. Much of the material was
sent from Victoria University Library, includes
extracts from the diary of Rev. George Ferguson
and information about the Dumfries Circuit of the
Methodist Church. Reminiscences from Ada Stein of
Stratford about the early Methodist Church are
part of this collection. Period: 1940 - 1941.
3648. Trinity United Church, Kitchener. Trinity United
Church builds for today and tomorrow. Kitchener:
The Church, 1948. 6 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Prospectus for the church’s programme of
expansion in 1949-50, estimated to cost $125,000.
Plans for the new Fellowship Recreation Hall,
Trinity Memorial Chapel and a complete new heating
system are outlined, with a brief history of the
church. Members are invited to pledge a day’s pay
per month through 1949 and 1950. From the
Clement/Bowlby Family Papers. Period: 1945 - 1948.
3649. Trinity United Church, Kitchener. Trinity United
Church of Canada: the dedication of the Memorial
Chapel and the opening of the Fellowship HaH
Kitchener: Cober Printing Service, 1949. 16 p.
ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A programme for the dedication services,
including information on the building and church
memorials to past members. On page nine there is
a chronology of the church’s buildings since 1841,
when a Methodist chapel was built at the corner of
Church and Benton Streets, Berlin. Period: 1841 -
1949.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
3650. 128th anniversary services, Sunday, October 21st,
1962: Knox United Church, Ayr, Ontario. Ayr: The
Church, 1962. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKITW.
A programme of events commemorating the 75th
anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone in
1887, with a short history of the building. A
section is devoted to early music at the church.
The cover design reproduces the first page of the
1892 annual report, incorporating an illustration
of the church. Period: 1834 - 1962.
3651. Barrie, James R. "Central Presbyterian Church,
Cambridge, celebrates its centennial." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1982. 70: 8-10. Loc: all.
A short history of the church (mentioning its
predecessor churches) and a report of the
anniversary celebrations. Period: 1882 - 1982.
3652. Barrie, James R. A century at Central, 1882-1982:
Central Presbyterian Church, Cambridge, Ontario.
Ayr: Ayr News for the Church, 1982. 48 p. ilL
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
A centennial history containing information
about ministers, notable members, activities and
organizations. The author outlines religious
dissensions among Galt’s Presbyterian churches and
includes annual reports for the years 1882 and
1982, a chronology of significant events and a
programme of centennial celebrations. Period: 1882
- 1982.
3653. Bayne, John, Rev. Is man responsible for his
belief?: a lecture delivered before members of the
Hamilton Mercantile Library Association on the
evening of the 18th February, 1851 and now
published at their request CEHM Microfiche
series, no. 41610. Galt: J. Ainslie, 1851. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Period: 1850 - 1851.
3654. Bayne, John, Rev. Was the recent disruption of
the Synod of Canada, in connection with the Church
of Scotland, called for?: an address to the
Presbyterians of Canada who still support the
Synod in Connection with the Church of Scotland,
published at the request of the Commission of the
Synod of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Galt: James Ainslie, 1846 reprinted 1873. 83 p.
Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 54130 (1846); no.
32113 (1873). Loc: OCCA, OWTL, OWTU.
A persuasive argument in favour of the Canadian
disruption of the Presbyterian Church in 1845, by
the minister of St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Galt. Issues include the Veto Law (relating to
the calling of pastors) and patronage which in
Bayne’s view undermined the church’s power. Bayne
and his followers were forced out in 1849 and
formed their own church, Knox’s Presbyterian
Church, Galt. Reprinted by A. Hudson of Brantford
in 1873. Period: 1844 - 1846.
3655. Blake, John R. "The history of Knox’s Church,
Galt, Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society.
1937. 25: 266-272. Loc: all.
An account marking the church’s diamond
anniversary in 1930. The author notes that first
minister, John Bayne, was among the founders of
the Free Presbyterian Church in Canada and of Knox
College, Toronto. Ministers who served the church
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after Bayne’s early death in 1859 are named.
Period: 1834 - 1937.
3656. Carmichael, J.F. "History of St Andrew’s Church,
Kitchener." Waterloo Historical Society. 1945.
33: 23-29. Loc: all.
A short history of the church since its founding
in 1854, when the Rev. W. Pirie conducted services
in an old school house in Berlin. The author
recounts stages in the church’s development,
noting the controversial issue of church union in
1925 the St Andrew’s congregation voted to remain
Presbyterian. Ministers and many parishioners are
named. Period: 1854 - 1945.
3657. Central Presbyterian Church Galt, Ontario: these
fifty years 1882-1932. C.E. Knowles, 1932. 11 p.
ill. Loc: OKITW.
A programme of the jubilee services, with a list
of church officials, a chronology of the history
of the church, and a list of those people still
living who were connected with the congregation
fifty years before. Period: 1882 - 1932.
3658. Clare, Elisabeth and McKie, Dorothy. Knox Preston
Presbyterian Church: the first one hundred years,
1891 to 1991. Preston: Knox Preston Presbyterian
Church, 1991. 35 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A centennial history including information on
clergy, activities and members and a list of
church families in 1991. Period: 1891 - 1991.
3659. Clark, A.J. "Notes on the Galt churches." Ontario
Historical Society, Papers and Records. 1925. 22:
18-19. ilL Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reminiscences of two Galt ministers, Rev. John
Bayne of Knox’s Presbyterian Church and Rev. John
Dyer of St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. The
author’s mother recalls crossing an unfinished
bridge to hear a sermon by Bayne and the painting
of the church steeple by Dyer who was afterwards
discovered to be an ex-sailor and not a clergyman.
Period: 1835 - 1922.
3660. Cleghom, H.G., Rev. "History of Doon Presbyterian
Church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1953. 41:
15-18. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the church founded in
1853, quoting from the church records and
including the programme of the 100th anniversary
service and a list of all ministers. Period: 1853
- 1953.
3661. Cochrane, Charles C. Knox Presbyterian Church,
Waterloo, Ontario: one hundred years of life and
witness in the community. 1988. 22 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A chronological account of a congregation that
began as St Paul’s Presbyterian Church, becoming
Knox Presbyterian after 1925. Photographs
illustrate events, organizations and the edifice.
Period: 1888 - 1988.
3662. Cowan, Jennie F. and Elliott, Hugh C. and King,
J.L., Dr. Knox’s for the extension of the
Redeemer’s kingdom: the story of the congregation
of Knox’s Presbyterian Church of Galt, 1844-1969.
The Church, 1969. 32, 63 p. ill., map, index. Loc:
OKIT, OCCA.
A history compiled for the centennial of the
laying of the cornerstone on 18 June 1869, with
biographies of clergy, descriptions of
congregational activities and church buildings,
and photographs of the church, members of session,
choir, school, women’s associations and other
organizations. Period: 1844 - 1969.
3663. Cowan, Jennie F. "Knox’s Presbyterian Church,
Galt, 1969 - an anniversary year." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 49-58. Loc: all.
An account of the establishment of the
congregation and the building of a new church in
1870, after an earlier church was split by
religious dissension. Names of farmers and Galt
citizens who each gave $200 and members of the
building committee are listed and there are brief
biographies of ten ministers. Period: 1870 - 1958.
3664. Diamond jubilee, 1855-1915: St Andrew’s
Presbyterian Church, Hespeler, Ontario, Canada.
The Church, 1915. 17 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKIT.
A history of the clergy, members and buildings,
with photographs of all ministers and many
prominent church members. Hespeler’s congregation
was associated with Doon until 1892, while their
association with Preston had ended a few years
earlier. A programme for the jubilee services is
included. Period: 1855 - 1915.
3665. Dickson, J.A.R., Rev. Ebenezer: a history of the
Central Presbyterian Chinch, Galt, Ontario: with
brief sketches of some of its members who have
passed on to the other side. Toronto: William
Briggs, 1904. 394 p. ill., ports., index. Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA.
A comprehensive history of the church from 1857
to 1904, by one of its ministers. The formation
of the church in 1857 under Rev. John M. King, its
establishment as the Melville Church, and its
union with the Bayne Church (formed from part of
Knox’s Presbyterian Church) as the Union Church in
1870 are all recorded. Various Presbyterian
schisms, including the Disruption of 1844, are
noted and there is a chapter on the history of St
Andrew’s Presbyterian Church. The clergy, session
members, buildings and organizations are described
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in detail. The second half of the book presents
biographical sketches of more than one hundred
members. There is an index to the sketches and
all names are indexed in the WRP database. Period:
1857 - 1904.
3666. Elliott, T.G., Mrs and Fraser, Margaret. Central
Presbyterian Church. Galt: The Church, 1967. 16
p. Loc: OCCA, OKITW.
A history compiled from church records to
commemorate the 85th anniversary. The authors
recount the early development of the Presbyterian
Church in Galt as well as the various ministers
and buildings of Central Church. Period: 1831 -
1967.
3667. Galt Reporter. "A short history of the First
Presbyterian Church of Galt, now the First United
Church [WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society.
1929. 17: 140-142. ill. Loc: all.
A brief account of the church which in 1929
celebrated its 100th anniversary and dedicated the
new Sunday School building. Period: 1829 - 1929.
3668. Gemmell, Bessie D. "One hundred and twenty-fifth
church anniversary: Knox United, Ayr, October
1959." Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48:
65-69. Loc: all.
An address given at the anniversary service,
recounting the founding of the Ayr’s first church,
the Presbyterian congregation of West Dumfries,
later renamed the Stanley Street Church, Ayr.
There is a photograph of the second church, used
from 1843 until 1914 when the Stanley Street
Church and Knox Presbyterian united to become Knox
Presbyterian Church. Period: 1834 - 1959.
3669. Hamilton, A.M., Rev. "A few notes on the early
history of Chalmers’ Church, Winterbourne."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1919. 7: 73-83.
Loc: all.
A history of the congregation giving details
about its formation, the division during the
Disruption, and its eventual reunification.
Clergy and elders are named and schools,
schoolmasters, early settlers and the Methodist
Church in Winterbourne are also mentioned. Period:
1834 - 1919.
3670. Hemphill, John O. and White, A. David and Bruce,
Hattie. The Presbyterian Church, Waterloo
Ontario, 1888-1974: St Paul’s Knox. 1974. 15 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of a Presbyterian church in Waterloo,
commemorating the centennial of Canadian
Presbyterianism. The Waterloo church was
originally known as St Paul’s, but in 1925 the
congregation divided on the issue of church union.
Those members who decided to remain Presbyterian
founded Knox Presbyterian Church in 1927. Period:
1888 - 1974.
3671. History of Knox’s Presbyterian Church, Galt,
Ontario. 1946?. 24 p. Loc: OKITW.
An account emphasizing the more controversial
aspects of the church’s history such as debates,
lawsuits, religious divisions and revivals. There
are historical sketches of church organizations
such as the Sunday school, missionary society and
the choir, with biographical notes on the clergy.
Notes from an 1857 sermon by Rev. John Bayne and
extracts from a sermon by Rev. J. Keir Fraser are
included. Period: 1831 - 1946.
3672. Huber, Norma and Taylor, Ryan. "The Reverend
James Strang and his family." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1990. 78: 143-151. ill. Loc: all.
A biographical account of Strang who served the
United Presbyterian Church, Galt (now First United
Church, Cambridge) from 1833 to his death in 1857
and was also a prominent community leader.
Details of Strang’s family are provided. Period:
1833 - 1919.
3673. Kauk, Patricia J. Church register of the German
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation in New
Hamburg, Ont., 1875. 1987. 18 p. Loc: OKIT.
A transcription and translation of the 1875
German Reformed Presbyterian Congregation’s
constitution in both German and English, with
lists of the church members, baptisms, marriages,
and deaths from 1875 to 1881. The pastors for
those years were Rev. A. Schroeder and Rev. Carl
Becker. Period: 1875 - 1881.
3674. Kirchen Buch der deutschen Reformirten
Presbyterianer Gemeinde, New Hamburg, Ontario im
Jahr 1875. 1881. 1 v. (various pagings). Loc:
OKIT.
A record of the German Reformed Presbyterian
Church in New Hamburg, established in 1875. The
volume contains the church’s constitution, names
of members, and records of baptisms, marriages and
burials. Period: 1875 - 1881.
3675. Klager, Gordon. Arrowhead Bible Class. Scrapbook
of the Arrowhead Bible Class, Hespeler. 198 p.
iU. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the class records in Gordon
Klager’s collection. The binder contains
newsletters, minutes, newspaper clippings, and
correspondence relating to the class which was
open to boys of all denominations and led by Mr
Hager. Period: 1932 - 1937.
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357
3676. Knox Centennial Committee. 125th anniversary:
Knox United Church, Ayr, Ontario. Knox United
Church, 1959. 8 p. ill. Loc: OWRA
A programme of the anniversary services. It
mentions an historical exhibit and includes
photographs of the three churches which combined
in 1926 to form Knox United Church: Knox
Presbyterian Church, Ayr; Stanley Street
Presbyterian Church, Ayr; and Ayr Methodist
Church. Period: 1834 - 1959.
3677. Knox Centennial Committee. Early history of Knox
United Church, Ayr. Ayr: Knox United Church,
1959?. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OWRA
A description of records relating to the early
history of Knox United Church, including a notice
calling the first congregational meeting, letters
from Robert Gillespie to the trustees of the
Scottish Church at Ayr, and financial records.
Period: 1834 - cl959.
3678. Knox United Church. Centenary celebration of the
pstahlishwig of religious worship in this
community. Ayr: The Church, 1934. 53 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW, OWRA
A history of three churches which united to form
Knox United Church in Ayr -- Stanley Street
Presbyterian Church, Ayr Methodist Church and Knox
Presbyterian Church - with descriptions of
clergy, buildings, organizations and activities.
Period: 1834 - 1934.
3679. Kuhn, Grace M. A history of Livingston
Presbyterian Church, Baden, Ontario, Canada.
1990. 33 p. Loc: OKIT.
A short history of the church, based on various
primary sources and including brief descriptions
of the community in the early 1890s. Church
elders such as James Livingston, Henry Miller, and
Richard Bean figure prominently in the initial
years and names of clergy and visiting theologians
are also given. Period: 1890 - 1990.
3680. Liddell, Thomas, Rev. Report of the discussion on
the late disruption in the Presbyterian Church
which took place in St Andrew’s Church, Galt
between Rev. President Liddell and the Rev. John
Bayne. CEHM Microfiche series, no. 22007. Galt:
Dumfries Courier, 1845. 1 fiche. 60 frames, mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A record of the debate on Tuesday, May 27, 1845
which was taken in shorthand and reviewed by the
speakers before being printed. Period: 1844 -
1845.
3681. Plumtree, Laura. "The history of Doon Presbyterian
Church 1953-1982." Waterloo Historical Society.
1982. 70: 148-155. ill. Loc: all.
A short histoiy of the church since its 100th
anniversary in 1953, noting ministers and
prominent members and the commemorative plaque
unveiled in June 1982. Period: 1953 - 1982.
3682. Quantrell, James. "Rev. John Bayne and the
Presbyterian Church in Galt." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1988. 76: 113-124. ill. Loc: all.
A biography of Bayne, appraising his
accomplishments within the Presbyterian Church
generally and at Knox’s Presbyterian Church in
Galt in the 1840s and 1850s. Period: 1806 - 1859.
3683. Riedstra, Lutzen. Ill years: Gale Presbyterian
Church, Elmira, 1868-1979. Elmira: The Church,
1979. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A history marking the church’s 111th
anniversary. Presbyterians in the district were
associated in the earlier congregations of St
Andrew’s and Chalmers’ Free Presbyterian,
Winterbourne that first split in 1844 and then
united in 1876. Chalmers’ members who lived in
Elmira decided to form a separate church and
erected a simple white brick church in 1868. The
author narrates the main events in the church’s
development, mentioning all ministers and links
with Presbyterian churches in neighbouring
communities and explaining the difficulties of
surviving as a separate church until Elmira’s
population began to grow again in the 1970s.
Period: 1868 - 1979.
3684. Smellie, George, Rev. Memoir of the Rev. John
Bayne, DJQ., of Galt. Toronto: James Campbell and
Son, 1871. 139 p. ill. Also CEHM Microfiche
series, no. 13692. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUR.
Biography of Rev. John Bayne (1806-1859) who was
instrumental in establishing the Free Church in
Canada during the Presbyterian Disruption of 1845.
Material was gathered from people who knew Bayne,
including his sister, and from obituaries. The
book contains a poem by Bayne entitled "A mother’s
lament for her withered flower" and a lecture
delivered before the members of the Hamilton
Mercantile Library Association entitled "Is man
responsible for his belief?" Period: 1806 - 1859.
3685. St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 1979-1980,
Kitchener, Ont.. Kitchener: The Church, 1979. 1
v. (unpaged), ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A current directory of parishioners with a short
history of clergy, members and buildings by John
L. Rennie. The early leadership of Sheriff George
Davidson is noted. Period: 1854 - 1979.
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3686. Stanley Street Presbyterian Church Session. The
sixtieth anniversary of Stanley Street
Presbyterian Church, Ayr Ontario, from 1834 to
1894. Toronto: The Author, 1894. 68 p. ill. Loc:
OWRA.
A commemorative history describing the
foundation of the church, its ministers, building
and organizations, and naming past and present
elders. Period: 1834 - 1894.
3687. Taylor, Andrew W. Banners unfurled: the history
of First United Church, Galt, Canada, 1824-1949.
Galt: Galt Printers, 1949. 60 p. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OCCA
A commemorative history that sets the church’s
development in the wider context of the history of
Galt and Canada. Detailed information is provided
about clergy, building, organizations and church
members. Period: 1824 - 1949.
3688. Taylor, Andrew W. "First United Church, Galt,
1824-1874." Waterloo Historical Society. 1974.
62: 30. ill. Loc: all.
A brief note of the church, originally
established by Presbyterians in 1824, including an
outline of later changes in organization and
buildings. Period: 1819 - 1874.
3689. Taylor, Andrew W. "First United Church, Galt."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1947. 35: 7-15.
Loc: all.
A history of the church relating its periods of
division and growth up to the time of the union in
1925 and including various interesting anecdotes.
Period: 1816 - 1925.
3690. Taylor, Andrew W. "History of St Andrew’s Church,
Galt." Waterloo Historical Society. 1950. 38:
37-38. Loc: all.
A short history of the church which began as a
mission school in 1891. Originally part of the
Central Presbyterian Church in Galt, St Andrew’s
became independent in 1917. Names of ministers
are mentioned. Period: 1891 - 1950.
3691. Thomas, Walter Keith. Down-to-earth cherub: the
life and legend of Finlay Stewart. Burlington:
Welch Publishing Co., 1983. 270 p. ill., ports.,
bibl. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTUR, OWTL, OWT.
A biography of the Rev. Finlay Gordon Stewart
who was minister at St Andrew’s Presbyterian
Church, Kitchener, from 1938 to 1974. Period: 1937
- 1983.
3692. "To Frederick G. Millar, Esquire, Most Respected
Sir!." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
46. Loc: all.
Transcript of an 1863 petition to Frederick G.
Millar of New Dundee asking that the word
"Presbyterian" be added to his deed for the site
of the new church, which was being monopolized by
the Lutherans. Period: 1863.
3693. "Treasurer for half a century." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 40. Loc: all.
A note of the long service of Mrs George Buck to
the St Andrew’s Presbyterian Women’s Missionary
Society. Period: 1910 - 1965.
3694. A tribute to a noble effort. Ayr: News Press,
1896. 6 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A poem honouring the resourcefulness and
ingenuity of the women of Stanley Church in paying
off the church debt. The unnamed author is
described as the Poet Laureate of Stanley Street
Church. Period: 1895 - 1896.
3695. Wilson, G.E. Duff and Hall, Andrew C., Mrs. Knox
United Church, Ayr, Ontario, 1834-1984. Ayr: Ayr
News, 1984. 80 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRA
A scholarly history of Knox United Church and
its three constituent churches: Stanley Street
United Presbyterian Church, Knox Presbyterian
Church, and Wesleyan Methodist Church.
Commemorating the 150th anniversary of the first
church, it describes the church buildings, clergy,
members, activities, internal dissensions and
financial difficulties. Period: 1834 - 1984.
SWEDENBORGIAN CHURCHES
3696. Bird, Michael S. "The Swedenborgian community in
Waterloo County: two religious approaches to
culture." Waterloo Historical Society. 1975. 63:
69-74. Loc: all.
A discussion of concepts of exclusive
Christianity and cultural Christianity in relation
to the Swedenborgian faith and sense of community.
Period: 1830 - 1975.
3697. "Carmel Church of the New Jerusalem." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 74, 79. ill. Loc:
all.
The account of the demolition of the 1892
Swedenborgian Church on King Street, Kitchener and
the building of a new church at Caryndale, near
Strasburg. Period: 1892 - 1963.
3698. Church of the Good Shepherd. The Church of the
Good Shepherd (Swedenborgian) Kitchener, Ontario.
1978. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
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A brief history that also includes a list of
church records such as microfilmed minutes,
registers and land deeds, as well as church
histories and photographs. Period: 1833 - 1978.
3699. Church of the New Jerusalem. Constitution of the
association of the New Jerusalem Church of Canada,
and minutes of its first meeting, held at Berlin,
C.W., June 20-23 AJ). 1862. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 33689. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1862. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A record of the formation and establishment of
the Swedenborgian church in Canada, one of the
leaders being Rev. F.W. Tuerk of Berlin. Period:
1862 - 1863.
3700. Church of the New Jerusalem. Minutes of the
Seventh Conference of the Association of the New
Jerusalem Church in Canada, held in the chinch in
Albert Street, Toronto, Ont., from Friday June
19th, to Tuesday, June 23, 1868. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. AO 1661. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1868. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A report printed in Berlin, providing an account
of the activities and speeches during the
Swedenborgian church conference. Rev. F.W. Tuerk
of Berlin was the president. Period: 1868 - 1869.
3701. The history of the New Church in Canada: the
Swedenborgians 1830-cl960. 1960. 13 1. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the development of the Church of
New Jerusalem in Berlin/Kitchener, emphasizing
early leaders such as Christian Enslin, F.W. Tuerk
and F.E. Waelchli. New Church education and the
establishment of the Berlin school are also
discussed. Period: 1841 - 1910.
3702. Johnson, D., Rev. "The Church of the Good
Shepherd." Waterloo Historical Society. 1943.
31: 39-43. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the Swedenborgian church in
Kitchener which was built on its current site in
1929 but is linked to a congregation first
established in Berlin in the 1840s. Many church
members and ministers are named. Period: cl840 -
1943.
3703. Schnarr, Philip B. A church divided: the story of
the split in the Berlin Society of the New
Jerusalem, 1891. University of Waterloo (student
essay), 1978. 31 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A history of the Swedenborgian Church in Berlin
and of the division between the congregations of
the Academy and the General Church when
supporters of the Rev. F.E. Waelchli broke away from
the Church of the Good Shepherd and formed the
Carmel Church of New Jerusalem. The author
discusses the religious issues, the leadership of the
clergy and the effect of the division on church
members. Period: 1832 - 1902.
3704. Zacharias, Paul. The Swedenborgian presence in
Berlin-Kitchener, 1833-1983. Kitchener: Church of
the Good Shepherd, 1983. 11 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history of the Church of the Good
Shepherd which mentions early church ministers and
leaders as well as more recent church members and
activities. The author notes the division of the
congregation in 1891 and the formation of the
Carmel Church of the New Jerusalem. Period: 1833 -
1983.
OTHER CHURCHES AND RELIGIONS
3705. "Century-old church closed." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 23. Loc: all.
A note of the closing of Wellesley United Church
which was an interdenominational church called the
Union Church until 1925. Period: cl865 - 1965.
3706. de Bock, Hazel. The miracle of Gospel Centre: a
concise history of International Gospel Centre,
Kitchener, Canada. Kitchener: International
Gospel Centre, 1985. 17 p. bibl. Loc: OK1TW.
A history commemorating the 25th anniversary of
the founding in 1961 of the Pentecostal church,
and describing its growth, activities, clergy and
buildings. A list of the original church members
is included. Period: 1961 - 1985.
3707. First Christian Reformed Church. First Christian
Reformed Church, Kitchener, Ontario 1948-1988,
forly years. The Church, 1988. 13 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A history of the Dutch Reformed congregation
which was formed in 1947. Church members, the
building, clergy and church activities are
described. Period: 1948 - 1988.
3708. Highland Road United Church Historical Booklet
Committee. Highland Road United Church,
Kitchener, Ontario: historical booklet, 1925-1990,
65th anniversary. Kitchener: The Church, 1990. 28
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An historical sketch of significant events
including the renaming from Knox United Church to
Highland Road East United Church in 1949. All
ministers since 1932 and some chinch members are
listed. Period: 1925 - 1990.
3709. History of Cambridge (Galt) Citadel Corps,
1884-1984. 1984. 6 1. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A short history of the Salvation Army in Galt,
including a photograph of the first permanent Galt
Citadel on Mill Street and a list of the officers
360
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from 1884 to 1942. Period: 1884 - 1984.
3710. Kitchener Gospel Temple. 75th anniversaiy,
1909-1984: celebration of praise, June 8, 9, 10
1984. 1984. 26 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A commemorative booklet that includes a six-page
historical outline, programmes of the special
services of worship, and an honour roll of
deceased former pastors, missionaries, members and
adherents. Period: 1909 - 1984.
3711. "A memorial of conveyance." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 20-23. Loc: all.
A facsimile of the indenture made in November
1848 between John U. Tyson and trustees Peter N.
Tagge, Isaac Tyson and George Kraft, for the site
of the Free Meeting House in Bridgeport. Period:
1848 - 1849.
3712. "Plaque unveiled at Bridgeport 1848 Free Church."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 50-51.
ill. Loc: all.
A report of the unveiling in October 1972 of the
plaque given by the Waterloo Historical Society.
The inscription notes that the land was purchased
to "be kept for the sole purpose of a Free Meeting
House for Divine Worship and Burying Ground of all
denominations." Period: 1848 - 1972.
3713. The Salvation Army Kitchener Citadel 100th
anniversary souvenir booklet. 1 v. (unpaged),
ill Loc: OKIT.
A history album with a chronology, list of corps
locations, quotations from newspapers, list of
officers, band photographs, and calendar of
events for the year. An article on the early
growth of the Army recounts the difficulties
encountered - the Corps closed in 1904 and
reopened in 1907 -- and another short article
describes the life of Edward Gnaedinger, one of
the early officers. Period: 1886 - 1986.
3714. Sotiroff, Irene. "A short history of the Kitchener
area monthly meeting." Canadian Quaker History
Newsletter. 1983. 34: 20-22. Loc: OSTCB.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1976-1986 (Gervais et al.). Period: 1880 - 1980.
3715. Spaetzel, Roy Clifford. History of the Kitchener
Gospel Temple, 1909-1974. Kitchener: Kitchener
Gospel Temple, 1974. 47 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OKIT.
An account of the church that has been known at
different times as the Pentecostal Mission at
Berlin, the Berlin Pentecostal Assembly, the
Kitchener Pentecostal Assembly, the Pentecostal
Tabernacle and the Kitchener Gospel Temple. The
author describes former pastors, members of the
congregation, and church buildings, and outlines
activities such as the missionary service, Sunday
school, music programmes and the young people’s
society. Period: 1909 - 1974.
3716. Springer, Margaret. A meeting home. Canadian
Quaker Pamphlet no. 31. Argenta, BC: Argenta
Friends Press, 1989. 40 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A short history of the Kitchener and area
Society of Friends (Quakers) which was formed in
1968. The work provides information on the
group’s first meeting places in the city and the
activities and events of the early years. Period:
1969 - 1989.
3717. Staebler, H.L. "First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Kitchener, Ontario." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 37-38. Loc: all.
A commemorative account of important milestones
in the first half-century of the church. Period:
cl890 - 1949.
3718. Steinhouse, Nettie and Bergstein, Eve. Beth
Jacob. Beth Jacob Synagogue, 1983. 102 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A history published to commemorate the
synagogue’s 75th anniversary. Organizations and
activities Eire described, and there are tributes
by public figures and reminiscences by members.
The book is illustrated with photographs of
founding members, Jewish community leaders and
members who had celebrated their golden wedding
anniversaries. Period: 1903 - 1983.
3719. Van de Kamer, Paul. Forest Hill United Church:
1960-1985. The Church, 1988. 25 p. table. Loc:
OKIT.
An anniversary history of the clergy, members,
activities and building. Charter members are
listed, a table shows the growth in membership and
budgets, and an article about Rev. Samuel Soper by
Gordon Sinclair is reprinted. Period: 1960 - 1985.
3720. Wagner, George P. Christian Science not the
second coming of Christ: Mrs Edify not his
representative for that occasion: a warning. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 40504. Berlin: Record,
187-?. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Included as a local imprint.
3721. Zimmerman, Idessa. "Bridgeport Cemetery and Free
Church." Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53:
18-20. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the interdenominational
church built in 1848 and of the adjoining
cemetery. John U. Tyson is mentioned as a key
figure in organizing the church. Period: 1842 -
1965.
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361
SPORTS AND RECREATION
3722. "125 years of sporting tradition." Waterloo
Chronicle. 1982, May 26. Pp. 29-52. ill. Loc:
OWT.
Articles and photographs of Waterloo sports
teams and athletes, in volleyball, lawn bowling,
hockey, horse racing, swimming, ringette and golf.
Period: 1857 - 1982.
3723. Barrie, David. "Cedardale (Blair) Youth Hostel."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 80-81.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of the hostel which was opened in
1942 by Janie King as one of 36 youth hostels in
Canada. Period: 1942 - 1971.
3724. Barrie, William C. "A bicycle trip to Buffalo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56: 4-5. ill.
Loc: all.
An account of a bicycle trip taken after the
harvest of 1904 by Will Barrie and his elder
brother. There is a photograph of a bicycle used
by D.B. Detweiler when he traversed Waterloo
County promoting the idea of hydro-electric power
from Niagara Falls. Period: 1904.
3725. Canadian Sporting Chronicle. 1859. 4 p. Loc:
OKtTW.
A weekly paper subtitled A faithful record of
the turf field sports, literature, and the news
of the day and published in Berlin by Robert M.
Longan. The Waterloo Historical Society holds one
issue for 28 October 1859. Few of the articles in
that issue relate specifically to Waterloo County,
although it carries local railway timetables and
advertisements for local businesses. Period: 1859
- 1860.
3726. Chicopee Ski Club. The Chicopee skier.
Kitchener: The Club, 1938-. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
Newsletter of the club established in 1934,
giving details of activities such as competitions
and skiing trips and of membership and
organization. The Kitchener Public Library holds
Vol.4, no.6 (December 1938), which includes an
organization chart with details of directors,
officers and committees, and Vol. 6, no.5
(February 1941). Period: 1934 - 1941.
3727. Crozier, Leif D. The New Hamburg Memorial
Community Centre: a case study in the development
of a community institution, 1947-1968. Waterloo
Lutheran University (B.A. thesis, History), 1968.
36 p. bibl. Loc: OWTL, OKIT.
A case study of the postwar "community centre
movement" which was supported by the Ontario
government. The author explains how the centre
was built in 1948-49 through the fund-raising
efforts of the Board of Trade, following the
destruction of the old wooden arena by fire in
1947. Only after a recreation director was
appointed in 1967 was it possible to offer social,
cultural and educational recreation. Period: 1947
- 1968.
3728. "Curling at Ayr and Reidsville." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1971. 59: 77-78. ill. Loc:
all.
A short account of the activities of two early
curling clubs. Period: 1875 - 1876.
3729. "Galt Terriers souvenir edition, 1961 Allan Cup
champions." Galt Evening Reporter. 1961, May 2.
Pp. 1A-24A. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A newspaper supplement celebrating the 1961
victory of the Galt hockey team, with photographs
and articles on the players and coaching staff.
Congratulations from local businesses are printed.
Period: 1960 - 1961.
3730. Grand River Country Club. Ladies’ golf fixtures
1915. Berlin: The Club, 1915. 3 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A booklet which notes the women’s golf
competitions and tournaments to be held at the
club during the year. A letter from Martha C.
Breithaupt, secretary of the Ladies’ Committee, is
enclosed announcing that the club had joined the
Canadian Ladies’ Golf Union. Period: 1914 - 1915.
3731. Hall, John E. and McCulloch, R.O. Sixty years of
Canadian cricket. Toronto: Bryant, 1895. 572 p.
ill. Also CEHM Microfiche series, no. 50845. Loc:
OCCA, OWTL, OWTU.
Accounts of cricket matches from 1834 to 1891,
listing the scores of various team members, and
reporting locations of the games and the final
scores. Matches played by the Galt Cricket Club
are mentioned on pages 43, 48, 52, 108, 160, 165,
189, 227 and 243. The Berlin Cricket Club is
mentioned on page 248. Period: 1834 - 1891.
3732. Head, John A. and Knowles, Robert E., Rev.
Centennial year 1838-1938: commemoration program
of the Galt Curling Club from Nov. 15th to Nov.
19th 1937. Galt: C.E. Knowles, 1937. 20 p. ill.
Loc: OKiTW.
A history of the club and its buildings, with
references to members, including a biography of
David Naim, a member for thirty-five years. A
programme of the anniversary bonspiel and banquet
is included. There are lists of past presidents
of the Galt Curling Club and the Galt Granite
Club: the club divided in 1881 and reunited as the
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Curlers of Galt in 1930. Period: 1838 - 1938.
3733. Hearn, Mary Elizabeth. Waterloo tennis: a history
of the Waterloo Tennis Club. Kitchener: MEH
Company, 1977. 84 p. ill. Loc: OWTU, OKIT, OWTUR,
OWT.
An historical sketch of the club’s first 60
years. The author examines the social and
economic conditions which brought about changes in
the popularity and image of tennis in the
community. There are photographs and lists of the
club’s patrons and many members. Period: cl914 -
1977.
3734. Hulet, Marion. "Opening of Churchill Park, Galt."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56: 86. Loc:
all.
A description of the ceremonies marking the
opening of the park which was once the farm of
James Tutton. Period: 1968.
3735. Johns, Bill and Plomske, Nel. Rockway Golfer 50th
anniversary special edition. 1985. 1 v. Loc:
OKIT, OKITW.
Reflections and comments on the Rockway Golf
Club’s history by charter members, with lists of
trophy winners and champions from 1936. Period:
1935 - 1985.
3736. Kitchener-Waterloo Figure Skating Club.
Kitchener-Waterloo Skating Follies of 1951.
1951. 10 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Programme of the club’s 8th annual carnival held
at the Waterloo Memorial Arena in April 1951. It
includes photographs and names of the performers
and a list of the club’s directors and executive.
Period: 1950 - 1951.
3737. Kitchener-Waterloo Granite Club. Souvenir
program: K-W Granite Club diamond jubilee
Saturday, November 7, 1987. Kitchener: The Club,
1987. 40 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An account of various club activities such as
the men’s, women’s and mixed curling and badminton
teams. Competitions held and attended by Granite
Club members are described and club officials from
1927 to 1987 are listed. Period: 1927 - 1987.
3738. Kitchener-Waterloo Lawn Bowling Association.
Kitchener-Waterloo Lawn Bowling Association
souvenir programme, first annual men’s rinks
tournament, Wednesday, July 11th, 1945.
Kitchener: The Association, 1945. 32 p. ill. Loc:
OWT.
A booklet promoting the competition and
including brief descriptions of the five lawn
bowling clubs in the area, Rockway Lawn Bowling
Club, Kitchener Lawn Bowling Club, Beaver Lawn
Bowling Club, Waterloo Bowling Club, and the
Mutual Life Bowling Club. Photographs of these
organizations’ bowling greens are presented with
the names of the tournament’s administrators and
other key local figures in the sport. Period: 1945.
3739. Kitchener Y.W.C.A. Industrial Girls Basketball
League: beginning September 1947. Kitchener: The
Association, 1965. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
A binder of reports and programmes for the
period 1947 to 1965. The league is noted to have
begun in 1938. Teams taking part in the matches
represented various local businesses including
Equitable Life, Mutual Life, Dominion Life,
Dominion Tire, Merchant’s Rubber, J.M. Schneider,
Forsyth, Cluett Peabody, Goodrich, Doon Twines and
Electrohome. Period: 1938 - 1965.
3740. Kroekker, Wendy. Mennonites and their use of
leisure time: a comparison study 1945-1981.
University of Waterloo (student essay,
Recreation), 1982. 1 fiche. bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
Results of a 1981 survey on how Waterloo County
Mennonites use and view their leisure time
compared with a 1945 study. The most popular 1981
activities involved the family and other
Mennonites: visiting, walking, reading, and
gardening, much the same in 1945. The biggest
difference was that in 1945 most Mennonites felt
it was wrong for those older than children to
engage in play, and in 1981 the opinion was
reversed. Mennonite youth were also participating
in more activities, such as retreats, school
sports and dancing. Period: 1945 - 1981.
3741. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Barreling down the Grand
River." Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78:
139-142. ill. Loc: all.
The story of Maggie Moyer who, in 1921, built
and paddled an oak barrel boat called the "Grand
Sport" from Bloomingdale to Bridgeport. Miss
Moyer (1882-1952), also an artist and quilter,
lived with her brother on the family farm, boarded
local school teachers and sold produce at the
Kitchener Farmers’ Market. Period: 1900 - 1952.
3742. "Let’s go Terriers: all Canadian sports
enthusiasts wish you luck in your bid for world
hockey supremacy at the 1962 World Hockey
Championship Colorado Springs, Colorado." Galt
Evening Reporter. 1962, February 13. Pp. 1A-24A.
ill. Loc: OCCA.
A special edition supporting the Galt hockey
team as Canadian representatives in the world
championship. There are articles and photographs
of all team members, with a schedule of Terrier
games and broadcast dates. Period: 1961 - 1962.
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3743. Lewis, John E. "Recreation and tourism in Waterloo
County." The Waterloo County area: selected
geographical essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan.
Waterloo: Department of Geography, University of
Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 63-74. tabl. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
A description of the county’s resources and
facilities for leisure activities, with
suggestions of how these should be planned and
administered. Period: 1969 - 1971.
3744. "Official opening of the Brewster Auditorium and
the W.G. Johnson Swimming Pool at Hespeler."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57: 48. Loc:
all.
A description of the ceremonies that opened
Hespeler’s new gymnasium-pool complex, with some
information about the Brewster family. Period:
1969.
3745. Reist, Agnes. "Ayr Curling Club." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1985. 73: 133-140. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the club’s activities,
describing its Scottish associations, facilities,
equipment and notable curlers. All club officers
and members in 1876 and all life members are
listed. Period: 1845 - 1967.
3746. Renson, Roland and DeKegel, Danielle and Smulders,
Herman. "The folk roots of games: games and ethnic
identity among Flemish-Canadian immigrants."
Canadian Journal of History of Sport. 1983.
14,2: 69-79. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A study of Flemish immigrants in the
London-Kitchener-Dunnville area. The authors
conclude that Flemish-Canadians have preserved
some of their typical folk games such as popinjay
shooting, pigeon racing and "rolle bolle" as
expressions of ethnic identity. Period: 1830 -
1983.
3747. Royal Canadian Legion - Kitchener Branch #50.
Kitchener Legionaires baseball magazine official
programme, 1950. Kitchener: The Legion, 1950. 28
p. ill. Loc: OWT.
A game schedule for the local senior intercounty
baseball club sponsored by the Legion. The
booklet includes photographs and short biographies
of the players and of the Legion’s executive, many
of whom served in the First World War.
Advertisements from Kitchener and Waterloo firms
make up nearly half of the programme. Period: 1914
- 1950.
3748. Schlotzhauer, Margrete. 25 years:
Kitchener-Waterloo Power Squadron commemorative
edition. Kitchener-Waterloo Power Squadron, 1985.
54 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An illustrated history of the organization,
founded in 1959 by Ranee Bricker and Ellis Batson,
and dedicated to helping others learn safe
boating. There are details of club presidents,
members and activities in each year. Period: 1959
- 1984.
3749. Schmidt, Carl B. (Cully) History of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Granite Club. 1977. 37 1. Loc:
OKIT.
A history of the organization’s contributions to
curling, badminton and other sports. Using
newspaper articles and club minutes, the author
chronicles significant events in the club’s
history including the purchase of the property on
Agnes Street from A.R. Kaufman, the first club
house, subsequent additions, the formation of the
Granite Business Girls Curling Club, the fire of
1955, and the hosting of competitions. The names
of successful athletes are provided as well as
references to changes in club rules. Period: 1927
- 1977.
3750. Shewchuk, John P. The social implications of
sports in Galt 1830-1930. The Author, 198-?. 55
1. bibl. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
An examination of how the older, more ethnic and
elitist games of curling and cricket were replaced
by the more popular sports of baseball and hockey
in Galt. There are histories of Galt’s curling,
cricket and baseball clubs with mention of the
Terriers and the establishment of the Galt Arena.
Particular winning seasons and leading athletes
and sportsmen are mentioned. Period: 1830 - 1930.
3751. Stevenson, John A Curling in Ontario,
1846-1946. Toronto: Ontario Curling Association,
1950. 272 p. ill., index. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTU.
An official survey of the Scottish origins of
the game and its development in Canada, with
reference to the Ontario Curling Association.
There are chapters on each of the "famous clubs"
such as the Galt Curling Club formed in 1838 (pp.
175-179, including a facsimile of the club
emblem). The Ayr Curling Club, Ayr Union Club,
New Dominion Club and Kitchener-Waterloo Granite
Club are other Waterloo County clubs mentioned.
Period: 1837 - 1946.
3752. Taylor, Len. "Kitchener-Waterloo at the Winter
Olympics 1956." Waterloo Historical Society.
1956. 44: 14. Loc: all.
The Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen senior hockey
club finished third in the 1956 Winter Olympics.
The Dutchmen were the 1955 Allan Cup champions
of Canada. Period: 1955 - 1956.
364
Culture and Social Institutions
3753. Twin City Skating Chib, 1911-1912. Berlin: The
Club, 1911. 7 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Report on the club’s first year presented to the
annual meeting on November 16, 1911 with a
prospectus for the second year. Membership was
limited to "125 active lady members and 100 active
gentleman members." Members of the executive and
patrons and patronesses were apparently from
community elite families. From the Clement/Bowlby
Family Papers. Period: 1911 - 1912.
3754. Waterloo Bicycle Club. "WiDkommen ADe" 13th
annual C.W.A. bicycle meet: Waterloo July 1st and
2nd, 1895. Toronto: Bingham Printing, 1895. 65 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
A programme of events for the competition, with
short descriptions of local attractions in
Waterloo and Berlin and advertisements by local
businesses. Period: 1894 - 1895.
3755. Waterloo Memorial Arena. "Twin Cities"
Kitchener-Waterloo and district OJLA. hockey,
season 1948-49: official program. 1948. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWT.
A sports magazine featuring the Flying Dutchmen
hockey club, with sketches of past and current
officers, coaches, managers and team players,
including the manager and operator of the Waterloo
Memorial Arena, Jim McCormick. Nearly half the
programme consists of advertisements by local
sponsors. Period: 1918 - 1949.
3756. Willetts, Richard John. Chicopee Ski Conservation
Area: an analysis of a recreational ski area
within an urban environment. Waterloo Lutheran
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1972. 83 1.
ill., bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the clientele of the Chicopee Ski
area. By analyzing questionnaires distributed to
skiers at the site, the author determines whether
the facility is used primarily as a weekday or
short term ski area rather than a weekend or long
term recreational resource, and whether distance
from the skiers’ residences and their ages are the
dominant factors in identifying the user group.
Period: 1971 - 1972.
3757. Williams, Peter Wilder. A case stuffy of
industrial recreation in Kitchener-Waterloo and
its role in urban recreational planning.
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography),
1971. 2 fiche. graphs, maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
An examination of cooperation between
corporations and city planners in creating
recreational facilities and programmes. The
author describes existing sport and fitness
options and the types of individual likely to
participate in them, and presents a model designed
to establish better communication between industry
and government departments in planning optimal
facilities. Period: 1970 - 1971.
VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS
(except historical and heritage)
3758. Ancient Order of United Workmen. Nebengesetze der
Berliner Loge, No. 154. Berlin: Deutsche Zeitung,
1888?. 15 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Constitution and by-laws of the Berlin Lodge,
dated 11 August 1888. Adam Treusch and H. Zapfe
are named as officers. Period: 1888 - 1889.
3759. Ancient Order of United Workmen. A.O.U.W. Berlin
Lodge No. 154, Welcome Lodge No. 334. Berlin:
Journal Print, 189-?. 1 v. (unpaged). Loc: OWTUR.
Lists of members of each lodge with
advertisements for local businesses. The Berlin
Lodge apparently had about 260 members and the
Welcome Lodge about 90 members. Among the
businesses and professionals advertising were Dr
Honsberger, Dr Hett, H.L. Janzen, E.P. Cornell, P.
Hymmen, Berlin & Racycle, C.H. Doerr and G.M.
DeBus. Period: 1891 - 1899.
3760. Barrie, James R. "75th anniversary of Central
Dumfries Farmers’ Club." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1983. 71: 47-49. Loc: all.
A report on the anniversary celebrations, with
some details of the club’s founding and notable
dates. Period: 1908 - 1983.
3761. Barrie, James R. "North Dumfries Plowmen’s
Association is 75 years old." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1983. 71: 130-134. Loc: all.
A description of the first plowing match held by
the club in 1908, with shorter accounts of matches
in 1912, 1917, 1925, 1958 and 1983. Period: 1908 -
1983.
3762. Bell, Nancy and Hoefert, Teresa and Williams,
Dorcas. Builders and boosters: Kitchener Chamber
of Commerce 100th anniversary 1886-1986.
Kitchener: Kitchener Chamber of Commerce, 1986.
140 p. ill., ports., bibl., index. Loc: OWTUR,
OWTU, OWTL, OKEBC, OKIT.
A centennial survey of the elite businessmen’s
organization that urged the municipal council to
promote industry and improve urban services. The
authors were students associated with the Public
History Masters Program at the University of
Waterloo, and the volume is introduced by
Professor KM. McLaughlin. Period: 1886 - 1986.
Culture and Social Institutions
365
3763. Berlin Board of Trade. Annual report. 1905 -
1911. Loc: OKIT.
Reports that each provide a financial statement
and an address by the president, with lists of
leading industries, officers and members. A
general description of Berlin is also given. The
Kitchener Public Library has reports for the years
1905 and 1911. Period: 1886 - 1916.
3764. Bernhardt, Clara. The story of an old stable...
and how it became Preston Scout House. 1945?. 1
v. Loc: OCCA
A description of the conversion of the building
and its many uses, including its function as
headquarters for the Preston Scout House Bugle
Band. The material was first published in
Saturday Night. Period: 1895 - 1945.
3765. Biesenthal, Linda. A rural legacy: the history of
the Junior Farmers’ Association of Ontario. The
Association, 1981. 221 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A commemorative history that makes few
references to Waterloo County. The author notes
that the first Junior Farmers’ Association was
organized in Elmira in 1915, with the
encouragement of Agricultural Representative Stan
Knapp, and that there were five clubs active when
the county association was formed in 1919. When
the Waterloo County Association affiliated with
the Provincial Association in 1944, it had one of
the largest memberships (over 400), but by 1980
there was only one club with 160 members. Period:
1915 - 1980.
3766. Bloomfield, Elizabeth. "Boards of trade and
Canadian urban development." Urban History
Review. 1983. 12,1: 77-99. ill., tabl., bibl.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
An assessment and comprehensive listing of the
boards of trade and chambers of commerce formed in
over 600 Canadian communities between the 1840s
and 1950. There are details, compiled from
legislation and the Secretary of State’s register
of boards of trade, for Ayr (1906), Berlin (1886),
Galt (1889), Hespeler (1910), Preston (1904) and
Waterloo (1890). Illustrations include a copy of
part of the Berlin Board of Trade’s booklet, Busy
Berlin will just suit you in 1910. Period: 1886 -
1950.
3767. Bolduc, N.G. "The Waterloo Horticultural Society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1938. 26: 12-16.
Loc: all.
A brief history of the achievements of the
Waterloo Horticultural Society, founded in 1895.
Period: 1895 - 1938.
3768. Borth, Asher R. "Collecting postage stamps can be
historically valuable." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 23-25. Loc: all.
A very short account of the first stamps issued
in Canada in 1851. Brief mention is made of the
Kitchener Philatelists but no names of local
individuals are provided. Period: 1851 - 1927.
3769. Boston, Susan A An historical analysis of the
growth, origin and development of the Kitchener
Young Women’s Christian Association from its
inception to the present day. University of
Waterloo (M.A thesis, Recreation), 1980. 1 fiche.
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of six distinctive stages and turning
points in the development of the organization,
stressing the types of programmes, the shift from
Christian education to physical recreation, and
the persistent financial problems. Period: 1906 -
1980.
3770. Bowman, Edna. "The Maple Grove Farmers’ Club."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 141-144.
Loc: all.
An outline of the club’s 50-year history, based
on accounts and minute books in the Waterloo
Historical Society collection. When first formed
in 1908, the club was named the Preston Farmers’
Institute Club, affiliated with the South Waterloo
Farmers’ Institutes, but changed its name in 1911.
Period: 1908 - 1958.
3771. Brown, Dorothy. "The Silver Star Society,
1891-1991." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991.
79: 35-39. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Galt philanthropic society
founded by Mina Sylvestre and Mazo de la Roche and
limited to 30 women members. Among the society’s
good causes have been the Galt General Hospital,
the Old Ladies’ Home, Victorian Order of Nurses,
Young Men’s Christian Association, Young Women’s
Christian Association, Red Cross, Freeport
Sanatorium, Isolation Hospital, Hespeler Coombe
Home for Orphans and the Galt Family Service
Bureau. Period: 1891 - 1991.
3772. Brown, Harry W. "History of the Kitchener
Horticultural Society." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1938. 26: 6-12. Loc: all.
A short history of the accomplishments of the
society, established in 1911. Period: 1911 - 1938.
3773. Bruce, Elizabeth M. "The Daughters of the Empire."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1920. 8: 123-132.
Loc: all.
An article describing the Imperial Order of the
Daughters of the Empire, founded in 1900. The
chapters in Kitchener, Waterloo, Preston and Galt
366
Culture and Social Institutions
are mentioned, as well as their officers. Period:
1900 - 1920.
3774. Burkhardt, Feme. A mighty flood: the House of
Friendship story. Kitchener: House of Friendship,
1989. 219 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc: OWTUCG,
OWTL, OWTUSJ, OKIT, OWT.
A detailed chronicle of the Kitchener-based
interdenominational organization which began as a
hostel for transient men in the late 1930s,
founded by Joseph Cramer, the Kiev-born son of
Jewish immigrants. The author traces the
organization’s growth into a multifaceted
community service for people in need, under
leaders such as C.F. Derstine, Ross and Shirley
Goodall, Orval Jantzi, Gerry Vandeworp and Martin
Buhr. In addition to the original Charles Street
Home, many other programmes are also described and
four appendices provide information on board
members, executive officers, staff and finances.
Period: 1939 - 1989.
3775. Canadian Association of Stationary Engineers.
Official souvenir of the annual convention of the
Canadian Association of Stationary Engineers at
Berlin, Canada. Berlin: The Association, 1899. 48
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Programme for the convention held August 15th,
16th and 17th, 1899, including information on the
association and its Berlin Branch, founded in
1891. There Eire photographs of Berlin factories,
with local advertisements featuring hotels,
boilers and pumps. Period: 1898 - 1899.
3776. Canadian Club of Waterloo County. Annual report.
Berlin: The Club, 1910-. Loc: OKIT.
Reports that indicate the strength of the
organization which had nearly 300 members in 1910.
Officers and members of the executive committee
are named and the dates and subjects of meetings
are reported, with abstracts of some of the
addresses. Kitchener Public Library has three
reports, for 1910-11, 1911-12 and 1914-15. Period:
1910 - 1915.
3777. Children’s Aid Society of Waterloo County. Annual
report. 1954-. Loc: OKIT.
The organization, founded in 1894, was renamed
Family and Children’s Services of Waterloo Region
in 1978. Kitchener Public Library has all annual
reports from 1954 to 1986 except for 1957, 1967
and 1979. Period: 1954 - 1986.
3778. Cook, H. Milton. The Kitchener Waterloo Rotary
Club presents its history from 1922 to 1955 on the
golden anniversary of Rotary, founded 1905-1955.
Kitchener: The Club, 1955. 71 p. ill. Loc: OWTU,
OKIT.
A history from the club’s foundation in 1922 to
1955, written by one of its earliest presidents.
The Rotary’s development and contributions are
described in detail, based on the yearly speeches
of the incoming and outgoing presidents, the club
minutes, and the author’s reminiscences. There
are photographs of past presidents, and lists of
club officials and members. Period: 1922 - 1955.
3779. Cooper, W. Fred. "The Kitchener-Waterloo Field
Naturalists: 50 years of change, 1934-1984."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 22-25.
Loc: all.
A short history of the club, including an
account of its founding by F.W.R. Dickson and its
conservation efforts such as purchases of land, in
cooperation with the GRCA, of the Dickson
Wilderness Area, the F.H. Montgomery Wilderness
Area, Bannister’s Marsh, Wrigley Lake, and land in
the Roseville Swamp area. Period: 1934 - 1984.
3780. Crooks, Adam. Special report of the Minister of
Education on the Mechanics’ Institutes (Ontario).
Toronto: Legislative Assembly, 1881. 208 p.
tables. Loc: OCCA
An examination of the Mechanics’ Institutes of
Ontario with regard to provincial legislation and
grants. A history of the organization’s British
origins in 1780 is given, with yearly synopses of
its development in Ontario from 1849 to 1881.
General recommendations for improvement are
discussed, with summaries of the activities of
each Ontario branch in 1880. Waterloo County
institutes mentioned are those of Ayr, Berlin,
Galt, Hespeler, Preston and Waterloo. Period: 1853
- 1881.
3781. "Elmira and Woolwich Fall Exhibition." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 93. Loc: all.
A note of the record attendance of 23,000 people
at the Elmira and Woolwich Fall Fair of 1962.
Period: 1962.
3782. Elmira Germania Society. Elmira Germania
Society’s minute book = Elmira Germania Verein
Protocol Buch. 1887 - 1889. 64 p. Loc: OWRE.
A manuscript record of the society’s business
over a two-year period. Activities such as
readings, debates, lectures, concerts and plays
are reported in both English and German. The last
two pages contain lists of members, many of whom
were prominent in the Elmira community during the
1880s. Period: 1887 - 1889.
3783. Epp, Frank H. Partners in service: the story of
Mennonite Central Committee Canada, prepared on
the occasion of the twentieth anniversary,
1963-1982. Mennonite Central Committee Canada,
Culture and Social Institutions
367
1983. 76 p. ill., charts, graphs, bibl. Loc: OKIT,
OWTUCG.
A history of the relief agency created in 1963
by members of the Mennonite and Brethren in Christ
churches. Background information is given about
predecessor organizations such as the Canadian Aid
Committee headed by Jacob Y. Shantz in the 1870s
and the Non-Resistant Relief Organization
organized by S.F. Coffman. Statistics of
personnel, income and projects of the agency are
provided. Period: 1800 - 1982.
3784. "An evening in history: circa 1886." Contact.
1986, May. Pp. 1-6. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Special edition of the Kitchener Chamber of
Commerce newsletter describing centennial
celebrations which included a costume party, the
publication of Builders and boosters and the
donation of the organization’s records to the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1886 - 1986.
3785. Federal Union No. 17. Bjy-laws of the Federal
Union No. 17, Berlin, Ont., under the jurisdiction
of the Trades and Labour Congress of Canada.
Berlin: H. Rittinger, 1906. 35 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Period: 1906 - 1907.
3786. Felka, Sandra. Kitchener’s four German dubs:
European origins and current operations.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography),
1987. 2 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM, OKIT.
A comparative study of the Concordia Club, the
Schwaben Club, the Transylvania Club, and the
Alpine Club, with respect to their historical
development, their current operation and
facilities, and their members’ origins. Period:
1873 - 1987.
3787. "Fifty years with the Ontario Plowmen’s
Association." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963.
51: 51. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the long service of W.C. Barrie as a
director of the association. Period: 1913 - 1963.
3788. Fruit-growers’ Association of Ontario.
Twenty-eighth annual report of the Fruit-growers’
Association of Ontario. Toronto: Ontario
Department of Agriculture, 1897. 142 p. ill.,
index. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. A00658
(1889) and A00332 (1871-1888) Loc: OKDHC, OWTL,
OWTU.
Doon Heritage Crossroads has a copy of the
original report for 1897, which includes an
account of the second annual meeting of the
Waterloo Horticultural Society, listing the
officers for the next year and noting that the
good attendance included a number of ladies. Some
earlier reports are on microfiche through the
Canadian Institute of Historical
Microreproductions. Period: 1895 - 1896.
3789. Hart, Jean M. and McLaughlin, Marion. 65 years of
North Waterloo District Women’s Institute,
1902-1967. 1967. 51 p. ill. Loc: OWRA, OWRE,
OKIT.
A history of the North Waterloo District of the
Women’s Institute, including individual accounts
of the fifteen branches in Winterbourne,
Wellesley, Linwood, West Montrose, Centreville, St
Jacobs, Sunnyside, Bridgeport, Dorking,
Bloomingdale, Woolwich, Elmdale, Lexington,
Rummelhardt and Williamsburg. Photographs of past
presidents and secretary-treasurers are included.
Period: 1902 - 1967.
3790. Harvey, William H., Dr. Kitchener-Waterloo
Academy of Medicine. Kitchener: The Academy,
1950. 38 p. Loc: OKIT.
Charter, constitution, and lists of charter
officers and members of the academy that was
founded in 1950. A foreword provides historical
information on earlier medical societies in
Waterloo County, such as the South Waterloo
Medical Society formed by a group of Galt
physicians in 1887. Period: 1887 - 1950.
3791. Hearn, Mary Elizabeth. The Canadian Federation of
University Women: Kitchener-Waterloo Branch
1922-1972. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1975. 1 v. (unpaged), charts, bibl. Loc:
OKIT.
A study of the club’s members, in terms of their
ethnic background and employment, and of the
club’s changing role in the community as this
reflected changes in women’s roles. Period: 1922 -
1972.
3792. House of Friendship. The story of House of
Friendship for All Nations. Kitchener: The
Advisory Board, 194-?. 15 p. ill. Loc: OWTUCG.
A booklet explaining the purpose of the
Christian interdenominational centre in downtown
Kitchener. During its early days in the latter
1930s and 1940s, the House of Friendship provided
food, shelter and the Gospel message mainly to
immigrant and transient men. Directed by Joseph
Cramer, the hostel had a chapel, a reading room, a
dining room, and beds for 33 men. Period: 1938 -
1948.
3793. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce. Annual report.
Kitchener: The Chamber, 1954-. Loc: OKIT.
A report of each year’s accomplishments and
activities. Names of presidents are indexed in
the WRP database from reports available.
Kitchener Public Library has reports for the years
368
Culture and Social Institutions
from 1954 to 1972/3, 1975/76, 1979/80, 1982 to
1984, and 1986 to 1989. Period: 1954 - 1989.
3794. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce. Kitchener Chamber
of Commerce membership roster. Kitchener: The
Chamber, 1965- . Loc: OKIT.
Biennial publication also sometimes entitled
Kitchener Chamber of Commerce membership roster
constitution and by-laws and Kitchener Chamber
of Commerce membership directory and buyer’s
guide. The directories list members, usually by
business classification. Kitchener Public Library
has directories for the years 1965, 1970/71,
1973/74, 1974, 1976, 1978/79, 1980, 1982, 1988,
1989, 1990 and 1991/92. Only the 1973/74
directory includes Waterloo businesses. Period:
1965 - 1992.
3795. Kitchener Horticultural Society. A history of the
Kitchener Horticultural Society. Kitchener: The
Society, 1969. 6 1. Loc: OKIT.
An overview of the society’s formation and
activities since 1910, including details of early
members, officers and efforts to live up to its
motto: "community beauty a civic duty." Period:
1872 - 1969.
3796. Kitchener Horticultural Society. Kitchener
Horticultural Society year book. 1930, 1931. Loc:
OKIT.
Volumes containing lists of club officers,
reprints of articles about the society,
announcements of flower shows, and articles about
growing and arranging flowers. Kitchener Public
Library has the books for the years 1930 and 1931.
Period: 1930 - 1931.
3797. Kitchener Horticultural Society. Kitchener
Horticultural Society prize list and garden
guide. The Society, 1928. 48 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A list of prizes with rules and regulations
governing the exhibition organized by the society
in 1928, with descriptions of the 1927 exhibition.
There are also articles about gardening. Period:
1927 - 1928.
3798. Kitchener Local Council of Women: references in
the National Council of Women of Canada Yearbook.
Ottawa: National Council of Women, 1921 - 1951.
Loc: OWTUR.
Excerpts from the yearbooks of the Annual
Meeting of the National Council of Women of
Canada, concerning the Kitchener-Waterloo branch
which was formed in 1920 and reorganized as the
Kitchener branch in 1932. Officers and affiliated
societies are listed with summaries of the year’s
activities. From 1946 on, activities are
described in reports of standing committees, such
as arts and letters, natural resources and
industries, and child and family welfare. Period:
1921 - 1951.
3799. Kitchener-Waterloo and District Labour Council.
Kitchener-Waterloo and District Labour Council:
Labour Day 1963 souvenir program. Guelph: Guelph
Printing Service, 1963. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc:
OKITW.
A programme listing the events and times of the
Labour Day celebrations, with photographs of the
members of the Labour Day Committee. There are
messages from labour officials, as well as from
the mayors of Kitchener and Waterloo, Kieth Hymmen
and James Bauer. Many union locals placed
advertisements. Period: 1962 - 1963.
3800. Kitchener-Waterloo Centre of Community Arts. The
Centre, 192-?. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
An advertising brochure for the arts centre,
established to encourage interest in painting,
music, literature and other arts by offering
classes, exhibitions and lectures. Period: 1920 -
1929.
3801. Kitchener-Waterloo Kiwanis Club. The Kiwanis Chib
of the Twin Cities, Kitchener-Waterloo: the first
30 years, 1957-1987. 1987. 42 p. ill., ports.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWT.
An historical account, noting past members and
mentioning various fundraising events such as the
Oktoberfest and the Sugar Express. Period: 1957 -
1987.
3802. Kitchener-Waterloo Rotary Club. 1922-1972: 50th
anniversary club history. Kitchener: The Club,
1972. 48 p. Loc: OKIT.
A short history of the club which includes brief
profiles of club presidents from 1922 to 1972 as
well as a list of the charter members and
subsequent members. Period: 1922 - 1972.
3803. Kitchener-Waterloo Y.W.C.A Annual report
1946- . 16 p. Loc: OKIT.
Reports on current activities, staff and
directors. Kitchener Public Library has reports
for 1946 and 1948. Period: 1946 - 1948.
3804. Kitchener Y.M.C.A Annual report 1953*. Loc:
OKIT.
Reports on the organization’s current
activities, staff and directors. Kitchener Public
Library has reports for 1953, 1960, 1961 and 1989.
Period: 1953 - 1989.
Culture and Social Institutions
369
3805. Kitchener Y.W.C.A. To-morrow’s YW for to-day’s
young women. 1961. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A promotional brochure that presents some
historical information as part of an appeal for
$350,000 to permit expansion and renovation.
Members of the campaign committee and other
community supporters are named. Period: 1960 -
1961.
3806. Klotz, Otto. Resolutions of Grand Lodge and
ruling of Grand Masters of the Grand Lodge A.F. &
A M., of Canada that have the force of law: and
which appear in the Grand Lodge proceedings from
the year 1855, being from the formation of this
Grand Lodge, to its twentieth annual communication
(inclusive) July 1875. CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 37727. Hamilton: Ennis and Stirton, 1875. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Included because of the link with Otto Klotz of
Preston and the strength of the Lodge in Waterloo
County. Period: 1855 - 1875.
3807. Knights of the Maccabees of the World.
Nebengezetze der Berlin Tent No. 21, KO.TJML von
Berlin, Ont.. Berlin: Berlin Tent No. 21, 1898?.
8 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Constitution and by-laws of the fraternal
society, signed by R.E. Hartmann and C. Stein.
Period: 1897 - 1898.
3808. Kummer, Oliver A. "Preston Horticultural Society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 64-70.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the society’s achievements since
its foundation in 1878. Period: 1878 - 1972.
3809. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Mabel McArthur’s garden."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 36-42.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of the original model for the
garden proposed by the Kitchener-Waterloo Garden
Club to surround Peter McArthur’s log house that
was moved from Middlesex County in 1963 to Doon
Pioneer Village (now Doon Heritage Crossroads).
The author quotes a letter on the subject from
James F. McArthur, son of Peter and Mabel
McArthur. Period: 1963 - 1964.
3810. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. The quiet hobby: a history
of organized philately in the Grand River Valley
1895-1985. New Hamburg: Ritz Printing, 1985. 48.
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
An account of the establishment and development
of stamp collecting in the county, including lists
of local members of the Dominion Philatelic
Association in 1900 and of subsequent county
societies. The author clarifies club name changes
and describes exhibitions and other meetings.
Period: 1895 - 1985.
3811. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. 'Waterloo County’s oldest
Women’s Institute." Waterloo Historical Society.
1972. 60: 25. Loc: all.
A note of the Winterbourne Women’s Institute’s
70th anniversary. Period: 1921 - 1972.
3812. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Women’s organizations in
Kitchener. 1979. Loc: OKIT.
A record of 35 clubs, associations, auxiliaries
and other organizations. Listed alphabetically,
each entry includes a brief history stating the
purpose of the group, its starting date, and names
of many of its principal members. This collection
was the basis of the research for an article
appearing in the Kitchener-Waterloo Record on 21
June 1979. Period: 1899 - 1979.
3813. Landon, Fred. "The Preston Debating Society
1842-43." Waterloo Historical Society. 1988. 76:
82-84. Loc: all.
A brief account of the society’s most active
year, with a list of founding members. Period:
1842 - 1844.
3814. Leibbrandt, Gottlieb. JubOaums Ausgabe: 100
jahre / Centennial issue: 100 years, 1872- 1973.
Kitchener: Concordia Club, 1973. 194 p. ill. Loc:
OWTUR, OKIT.
A comprehensive history of the Concordia Club,
which grew out of the success of the 1871
Friedensfest in Berlin. The author recounts the
club’s activities and sub-groups such as the
choirs, the Women’s Auxiliary, the soccer club,
the folkdance group, the Mardi Gras Society and
the German Language School. Photographs dating
back to the early years of the club provide
additional details about past members and
activities, and newspaper excerpts show the
community’s reactions to the local German society
in the light of concurrent world events. The book
was published as the Club’s Nachrichten no. 57
in August 1973. Period: 1873 - 1973.
3815. Leibbrandt, Gottlieb. "One hundred years of
Concordia." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973.
61: 46-57. ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the club formed in 1873
and of German cultural activities generally in
Berlin/Kitchener, including references to
prominent individuals and notable events. Period:
1873 - 1973.
3816. Light, Frank G. "The Galt Club Limited." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 87-88. Loc: all.
A short account of the club from its founding in
1910 to the surrender of its charter in 1960, with
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Culture and Social Institutions
lists of directors in 1911-12 and 1921-22. The
author notes that the club’s records were given to
the archives of the Waterloo Historical Society.
Period: 1910 - 1960.
3817. Lougheed, Lloyd G. Reflections of the Kiwanis
Club of Kitchener-Waterloo chartered March 7,
1921. Kitchener: The Club, 1991. 47 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUR.
A brief history of the local organization with
details of past activities and members. Included
are lists of presidents as well as the text of an
address by W.H.E. Schmalz in 1966 to a club
meeting. Period: 1921 - 1991.
3818. MacLeod, Barry. Tailspinner: celebration 60.
1992. 28 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A souvenir edition of the club newsletter
commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Waterloo
Wellington Flying Club. Facsimiles of club
records and newspaper articles provide a
decade-by-decade history of the club. Lists of
past presidents and current directors and
photographs of the club’s training airplanes are
included. Period: 1931 - 1992.
3819. Malcolm, John and Sanderson, Pete and Schmidt,
Bryan. Magic on the march: the 50 year history of
Canada’s famous Preston Scout House Bugle Band.
Toronto: Gagne Printing, 1989. 123, 19 p. ill.
Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCH, OCP, OKIT.
A history of the bugle and drum corps and its
accomplishments, written by five former members of
the band and including biographical information
about Wilf Blum, the pharmacist who began the band
in 1938. It contains photographs, reminiscences
and quotations, as well as lists of members from
1939 to 1966, music played, and performances
outside Preston from 1947 to 1966. Period: 1938 -
1988.
3820. Mogilski, Helen. "Canada’s oldest Polish
organization: the St Joseph and St John Society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 43-50.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the fraternal organizations that
developed in Berlin/Kitchener to provide mutual
assistance to migrants from Poland. The St Joseph
Society (1886) evolved around the nucleus of St
Mary’s Church to provide death benefits, while the
St John Society (1913) had its origins in a branch
of the Catholic Order of Foresters that provided
sickness assistance. The two groups united in
1949. The article is reprinted from the book
celebrating the Society’s centennial. Period: 1886
- 1986.
3821. Montonen, Susan and Milroy, Beth Moore and
Wismer, Susan. "Siting the Berlin Y.W.C.A.." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1990. 78: 39-53. map. Loc:
all.
An account of the tortuous negotiations from
1912 to 1914 over potential sites for the Berlin
building, interpreted as a struggle between the
private business interests of major landowners and
employers of women factory workers on the one hand
and general community interests on the other.
Mary and Jacob Kaufman, influential figures in the
early history of the Berlin association, were
defeated on this issue by a consensus of other
community leaders. Period: 1905 - 1914.
3822. National Council of Women of Canada.
Complimentary dinner in honor of Miss Winnifred
Kydd MjA, President National Council of Women of
Canada, Canadian Delegate to Disarmament
Conference at Geneva: Thursday, Nov. 3rd, 1932,
Crystal Ball Room, Walper House, Kitchener, Ont..
1932. 3 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
A programme of a dinner held in Kitchener for
Winnifred Kydd, in 1932. Miss Kydd, Canadian
delegate to the Disarmament Conference at Geneva,
gave a speech, and Mrs Jacob Kaufman was presented
with a life membership to the National Council of
Women. Period: 1931 - 1932.
3823. Nixon, Nancy. An historical analysis of the
development of the Young Men’s Christian
Association of Kitchener-Waterloo. University of
Waterloo (B.A. thesis, History), 1974. 2 fiche.
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
An examination of the origins and development of
the association, including a discussion of its
change in focus from Christian education to
socialization and physical recreation. Period:
1895 - 1974.
3824. North Waterloo Exhibition Committee. Programme:
the North Waterloo fall exhibition, 1882. Berlin:
Telegraph Office, 1882. 13 p. Loc: OKIT.
Includes rules and prize list for the event to
be held in the Berlin Town Park in October 1882.
Moses Springer was secretary and John Moffat
president of the committee. Period: 1882 - 1883.
3825. Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies.
The story of Ontario agricultural fairs and
exhibitions, 1792-1967. Picton: Picton Gazette
Publishing Co., 1967. 212 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A brief history of the founding of early
agricultural societies and locations of
agricultural fairs. The author presents
historical information on the Dumfries Society
organized in 1838 and renamed Waterloo County
Culture and Social Institutions
371
Agricultural Society in 1852, the Wilmot
Agricultural Society first organized in 1854, the
Woolwich branch of the Waterloo County Society in
existence by 1854, the Wellesley Society dating
from 1854 (later including North Easthope), and
the Kitchener-Waterloo Agricultural Society
organized in 1960. Period: 1836 - 1967.
3826. Order of the Eastern Star, Waterloo Chapter, No.
232. By-laws of Waterloo Chapter, No. 232 OJE.S.,
instituted October 6th, 1945, Waterloo, Ontario.
1945. 8 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A pocket-size, printed copy of the 1945 by-laws
of the Waterloo Order of the Eastern Star. Period:
1944 - 1945.
3827. Patrons of Husbandry, Dominion Grange. Journal of
the proceedings of the annual session of the
Dominion Grange, Patrons of Husbandly. CEHM
Microfiche series, no. AO 1477. Preston: T.H.
Sears, 1888? - 1890. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Period: 1888 - 1890.
3828. Patterson, Nancy-Lou. "The gavel of death: Masonic
and Orange Lodge markers in Rushes Cemetery near
Crosshill, Ontario, 1864-1983." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1984. 72: 131-149. ill.,
bibl. Loc: all.
A description of the Masonic and Orange Lodge
motifs on the tombstones in Rushes Cemetery, with
some historical information on these two
organizations. Period: 1864 - 1983.
3829. Pequegnat, C.D. "The Waterloo County Hall of
Fame." Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60:
88-89. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the project that was
commenced in 1965 and opened in 1972 at Doon
Pioneer Village. The author describes the
planning of the hall by the Kitchener Sports
Association and notes that the original sports
hall idea was later expanded to honour "any
Waterloo County individual and group whose
achievements brought fame and recognition."
Period: 1950 - 1972.
3830. The Philatelic Advocate: a monthly journal
devoted to stamp collecting. Berlin: Starnaman
Bros, 1896 - 1901. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
Apparently a full set of the journal edited and
published in Berlin. Issues vary in length, for an
annual subscription fixed at 25 cents. Period:
1896 - 1901.
3831. Piotrowski, Tadeusz and Mogilski, Helen. St
Joseph and St John Society, 1886-1986: Towarzystwo
Wzajemnej Pomocy Sw. Josefa i Sw. Jana Kantego.
Kitchener: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1986. 1
v. (various pagings). ill. Loc: OKIT.
A commemorative history of the two Polish
organizations, the St Joseph Fraternal Aid Society
(1886) and the St John Kanty Brotherly Assistance
Society (1913) that united in 1949. Written
mainly in Polish, the book names the
organization’s leaders and officers and presents a
summary in English on pp. 86-8. Period: 1886 -
1986.
3832. Preston Horticultural Society. Prize lists of the
Preston Horticultural Society. 1880 - 1905. Loc:
OKITW.
Booklets containing the rules for the society’s
annual competition with lists of prizes given for
flowers, fruits and vegetables. The prize lists
of 1880 and 1885 also contain the society’s
constitution and a list of members while the 1905
editions contains advertisements from local
businesses. The Waterloo Historical Society holds
prize lists for the years 1880, 1885 and 1905.
Period: 1880 - 1905.
3833. Preston Mechanics’ Institute. Constitution,
by-laws, rules and regulations. Galt: Reformer
Press, 1871. 17 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A record that includes rules for use of the
library and reading room. Period: 1870 - 1871.
3834. Ritz, Orval. "Rockway Gardens’ first 50 years
1933-1983." Waterloo Historical Society. 1983.
71: 77-81. ill. Loc: all.
A short history including references to members
of the Kitchener Horticultural Society who were
involved in design and construction of the
gardens. Period: cl929 - 1983.
3835. Rooke, Elizabeth A. and Sprung, Dorothea A.
Growth of a legend: a history of CFUW-KW’s book
sale. Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Canadian
Federation of University Women, 1989. 23 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR.
An account of the main fundraising event of the
Kitchener-Waterloo branch of the Canadian
Federation of University Women since 1965. The
brochure, illustrated by Jeff Bowlby, lists
scholarships and organizations that have
benefited, with names of committee members.
Period: 1965 - 1989.
3836. Rotary Club of Kitchener. Annual rotary review.
Kitchener: The Club, 1957-. Loc: OKIT.
A summary of the year’s activities with messages
from the outgoing and incoming presidents and a
roster of all members with snapshots and facts of
their professional and business activities.
Kitchener Public Library has Vol. 34 (1957-58) and
Vol. 47 (1972-73). Period: 1957 - 1973.
372
Culture and Social Institutions
3837. Rudy, Norma I. A vision and a need: a history of
Fairview Mennonite Home, 1943- 1983. Toronto:
Goodhoofd/Fretz, 1983. 16 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OCCA
An account of the establishment and growth of
the home. The history provides information on the
people involved in the creation and administration
of the facility which began at Braeside in Preston
in 1943. Photographs are included of many of
these individuals, as well as of subsequent
properties that became known as Fairview. Period:
1943 - 1983.
3838. Sanders, Constance E. "The Red Cross Society
celebrates its 60th anniversary in Cambridge,
1914-1974." Waterloo Historical Society. 1974.
62: 51-63. Loc: all.
An account of the founding and development of
the society in the Galt area, including lists of
officers and descriptions of fund-raising
projects. Period: 1914 - 1974.
3839. Scott, Grace. Royal Canadian Legion: Elmira
Branch 469. 1989. 28 p. ill. Loc: OWRE.
A booklet commemorating the branch’s 40th
anniversary in 1989. The history of the legion is
outlined, with information on its members,
activities and building. Reminiscences, poetry
and photographs of some of the veterans are
included. Period: 1914 - 1989.
3840. "Silver Star Society of Galt." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 40. Loc: all.
A brief note of the oldest philanthropic
organization in Galt, founded in 1891. In the
1960s, the society continued to support the Family
Service Bureau and the Welfare Department. Period:
1891 - 1967.
3841. South Waterloo Agricultural Society. South
Waterloo Agricultural Society Fall Fair prize
list The Society, 1970. Loc: OKDHC.
A list of rules and regulations for exhibitors,
with an outline of the various competitions for
livestock, vegetables, flowers, cookery and
handicrafts. An entry blank is included, and
there is a list of the society’s officers and
directors. Period: 1969 - 1970.
3842. South Waterloo District Women’s Institute. South
Waterloo District Women’s Institute and its 15
branches: 50 years of achievement, 1903-1953.
1953. 48 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
An account of the history of the South Waterloo
District, with individual histories of its
branches: Branchton, Preston, the Jubilee Women’s
Institute at Glen Christie, Ayr, Haysville, New
Hamburg, Little’s Corners, Mill Creek, Maple
Grove, Central Dumfries, New Dundee, Grand River
of Doon and Blair, and the Laura Rose Young
Women’s Institute. Each club’s members and
activities are described, and there is a
photograph of all the club officers in 1952.
Period: 1903 - 1953.
3843. St Mary’s Literary and Dramatic Society. Social
dance: Saengerbund Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1900.
Berlin: The Society, 1900. 12 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
A programme of the evening’s events including
music by Ziegler’s Opera House Orchestra. The
names of the dance committee members are printed
as well as many advertisements by local merchants.
Period: 1900.
3844. Stanbury, Robert. Notes for a speech: Hon. Robert
Stanbuiy, Minister of Communications at the 25th
anniversary of the Canadian German Society at the
Schwabenklub, Kitchener, Ontario, 2:00 p.m.,
September 24, 1972. Ottawa: Canada Department of
Communications, 1972. 9 1. Loc: OWTU.
A brief speech which recognizes the importance
of multiculturalism in Canada and praises the
efforts of the German-Canadian community in the
promotion of its culture. Little mention is made
of Waterloo County. Period: 1947 - 1972.
3845. Stephenson, Roy. The House of Friendship for AD
Nations, Kitchener, Ontario (1939-1978).
University of Waterloo (student essay), 1988. 50
p. ill., bibl. Loc: OWTUCG.
A study of the theological impetus behind the
founding of the House of Friendship, established
in 1939 by Mennonites to preach the gospel to
foreign nations (particularly the Jews) and feed
the hungry. The visions and goals of the various
directors of the House are described, as well as
the tension between supporters of professionally
run institution and those who favoured a small,
theologically motivated service. An annual report
or series of "program overviews" for 1987 is
included in an appendix. Period: 1939 - 1987.
3846. Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. Welcome to the
party: a salute to Waterloo Chamber’s 100th
anniversary. Kitchener: Fairway Group, 1990. 38
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A supplement to the Waterloo Chronicle on 15
August 1990. In addition to speeches and stories
about the 100th anniversary, the booklet includes
a section by Ken Magor on the history of the
chamber and its relationship with local business
and trade. Page 32 includes a list of all
presidents of the chamber since Christian Kumpf in
1890. Period: 1890 - 1990.
Culture and Social Institutions
373
3847. Waterloo County Federation of Agriculture. Annual
field day programme and year book. The
Federation, 1945-. 44 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Programmes for the annual events organized as
"rural field days" or "conservation days" from
1944. The Kitchener Public Library holds
programmes for the events held 6 June 1945 and 12
June 1946 at Waterloo Park and on 28 July 1948 at
Baden. The programmes also include reports of the
federation’s activities and lists of officers,
committee members and affiliated organizations.
Period: 1944 - 1948.
3848. Waterloo County Federation of Agriculture. Annual
meeting. The Federation, 1969. 48 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
Reports prepared for the annual meeting held at
the Breslau Hotel on 30 December 1969. Leaders of
the various committees and affiliated
organizations are named and there are articles by
E.I. McLoughry on farm organizations in Waterloo
County since 1900 and by G.H. Thompson on
agricultural data from the 1966 census.
Affiliated organizations are indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1800 - 1969.
3849. Waterloo County Federation of Agriculture. Annual
report. The Federation, 1945-. Loc: OKDHC, OKIT,
OKTTW.
Yearbooks containing reports from federation
officials and other items of interest to Waterloo
farmers. Some yearbooks contain programmes for
Field Days or Conservation Days. The Kitchener
Public Library holds the yearbooks for 1945, 1946,
1948 and 1969, Doon Heritage Crossroads has the
1971 yearbook, and the Waterloo Historical Society
the centennial yearbook for 1967. Period: 1945 -
1971.
3850. Waterloo County Medical Association. Constitution
and by-laws of the Waterloo County Medical
Association, adopted December 10, 1872. Waterloo:
The Association, 1872. 20 p. Loc: OKIT.
A statement of the goals and organization of the
Waterloo County Medical Association, setting out a
code of medical ethics and a tariff of fees.
Doctors who signed the document are named. Period:
1871 - 1872.
3851. Waterloo Horticultural Society. Waterloo
Horticultural Society yearbook Waterloo: The
Society, 1950-. 1 v. (various pagings). ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWT.
An annual account of activities by the society
established in 1895. Gardening tips, lists of
members, and advertisements from local companies
are included. The Kitchener Public Library holds
copies for the years 1950, 1960, 1961, and 1966 to
1989. Period: 1895 - 1989.
3852. Waterloo South District Women’s Institute.
Waterloo South District Women’s Institute.
1990?. 2 v. ill. Loc: OCCA.
An illustrated record of the Institute in two
parts. The branches, officers, administration and
activities of the organization from 1903 to 1960
are described in the first volume, and those from
1960 to 1990 in the second volume. An outline of
both books is provided in the table of contents.
The names of all district officers and anyone
given a biographical sketch have been indexed in
the WRP database. Period: 1903 - 1990.
3853. Weicker, Samuel. Waterloo Horticultural Society:
history and information. 1988. 78 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWT.
A compilation of excerpts from the society’s
yearbooks and secretary’s and treasurer’s reports,
as well as information from other sources. The
society was established in 1895. Period: 1895 -
1988.
3854. Weiler, Bob and Bauer, Bob. ...The Scout House
Band story. Preston: Scout House Band, 19--. 12
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A promotional brochure for the Preston Scout
House Bugle Band, describing its history,
achievements, the Scout House, and what it is like
to be a member of the band. Period: 1957 - 1969.
3855. Wilmot Agricultural Society. Wllmot Agricultural
Society prize list. 1921, 1963. Loc: OWRBW,
OKITW.
Rules and regulations for the Fall Exhibition in
New Hamburg, listing the prizes in categories of
livestock, fruit, vegetables, flowers, domestic
work and school competitions. The Wilmot Township
Archives holds the prize list for 1921 and the
Waterloo Historical Society holds the list for
1963. Period: 1921 - 1963.
3856. Witmer, Leslie D. Fairview Mennonite home: a
history of homes for the aged: Mennonite
Conference of Ontario. Elmira: Bauman Printing,
1963. 30 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OWTUR.
An account of the founding of two Mennonite
homes in Preston: Braeside Nursing Home in 1943,
and Fairview Mennonite Home opened in 1956. The
buildings and staff are described and statistics
of admissions and deaths are given. There is a
short history of Braeside Lodge, formerly the home
of Abram Erb and his family. Period: 1943 - 1963.
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Culture and Social Institutions
3857. Women’s Canadian Club of Kitchener and Waterloo.
Silver anniversary, 1910-1935. Kitchener: The
Club, 1935. 1 folded sheet. Loc: OWTUR.
Menu and programme for a dinner on 3 October
1935 to commemorate the club’s 25th anniversary.
Racie Boehmer Pollock sang and Mabel Dunham was
the speaker. Names of all presidents are listed,
with the officers for 1935. From the
Clement/Bowlby Family Papers. Period: 1910 - 1935.
3858. Woolwich Township Agricultural Society. Annual
exhibition programmes. Elmira: The Society, 1886,
1897. 20 p. Loc: OWRE.
Programmes for the exhibitions held in Elmira on
5-6 October 1886 and 14-15 October 1897, listing
the competition classes for horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, crops, fruits, flowers, dairy, poultry, farm
implements, fine arts and ladies’ work. Rules
governing the event and the prize money are also
stated. Period: 1886 - 1897.
HERITAGE AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS
AND PROJECTS
3859. "1964 at the Pioneer Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1964. 52: 72. Loc: all.
A note of current activities such as new
acquisitions and renovations. Period: 1964 -
1965.
3860. "Artifacts for Doon Pioneer Village [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 54. ill.
Loc: all.
A photograph of two old-fashioned coffins and a
butter churn discovered in Baden and given to the
Doon Pioneer Village in 1965. Period: 1965.
3861. "Assistance of volunteers acknowledged [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 40, 79.
Loc: all.
A note of appreciation for those who helped
produce the Waterloo Historical Society’s 1963
volume, particularly F.W.R. Dickson. Period: 1963
- 1964.
3862. Barnett, John. "The national importance of local
history (with particular reference to Waterloo
County)." Waterloo Historical Society. 1949. 37:
7-10. Loc: all.
A short tribute to the Mennonites of Waterloo
and their local historians. Period: 1897 - 1949.
3863. Barrie, William C. and Cowan, Jennie F. and
Dickson, F.W.R. "65th anniversary of the Waterloo
Historical Society." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1977. 65: 4-18. ill. Loc: all.
Transcribed addresses presented by three
long-serving members. Barrie comments on early
schools and the founders of the Dickie Settlement
in North Dumfries in 1830 quotes a satirical poem
about Farmers’ Institutes. Mrs Cowan recalls her
long association with the Society, remarking on
individuals who had advocated heritage
conservation. Dickson discusses milestones in the
Society’s history, especially the publication of
its annual volumes. Period: 1830 - 1977.
3864. Bergey, Lorna L. The new commandment: centennial
pageant 1867-1967, presented by the Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario. Mennonite
Historical Society of Ontario, 1967. 15 p. ilL
Loc: OKIT.
A programme for a four part play by Barbara
Coffman, recounting the history of the Ontario
Mennonites, Amish, and Brethren in Christ. The
programme supplements the pageant with
illustrations and historical notes on Ontario
Mennonite experiences. Period: 1800 - 1967.
3865. Bernhardt, Clara. "Pennsylvania German folklore to
the fore." Ontario Histoiy. 1953. 45,1: 45-46.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWT.
A profile of the society, formed in 1952 under
the leadership of G. Elmore Reaman. The author
lists officers for 1953 and describes goals and
activities. Period: 1952 - 1953.
3866. Boylen, J.C. 'York Pioneer and Historical Society
visits Galt." Waterloo Historical Society. 1956.
44: 54. Loc: all.
An account of a bus tour to Galt and through
Dumfries at the invitation of the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1956 - 1957.
3867. Bradshaw, Marion. "Ontario Heritage Foundation
plaque unveiled." Waterloo Historical Society.
1976. 64: 37-38. Loc: all.
An address at the unveiling of the plaque
commemorating the founding of New Hamburg. The
author comments on the roles of the Ontario
Heritage Foundation, the Waterloo Historical
Society, the municipal councils, and Women’s
Institutes in promoting community heritage.
Period: 1840 - 1976.
3868. Breithaupt, W.H. "The crest of the Waterloo
Historical Society." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1953. 41: 29. ill. Loc: all.
A description and explanation of the crest
designed by E.M. Chadwick for the Waterloo
Historical Society, quoted from W.H. Breithaupt’s
address of 1922. Period: 1922 - 1953.
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375
3869. Breithaupt, W.H. "Museum and Publication
Committee report." Waterloo Historical Society. 1931.
19: 285-287. Loc: all.
Reflections and comments on the current state of
local history in the county. More particularly,
the author remarks on milestones in the history of
Preston and the formative roles of Jacob Hespeler
and Otto Klotz. Artifacts and buildings
associated with E.W.B. Snider and his ancestors
are noted, and also the finding of the remains of
a large Indian dug-out canoe in Puslinch Lake.
W.H. Breithaupt looks forward to an "adequate
Waterloo County Museum" to house these and other
artifacts as well as archival materials such as
400 volumes of county newspapers. Period: 1930 -
1931.
3870. Breithaupt, W.H. "Museum report and general
historical notes and items." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1929. 17: 137, 159. Loc: all.
An account of recent acquisitions for exhibition
in the Society’s Museum, including a chime of
horsebells brought by Samuel Bricker in 1802, two
volumes of the Der Deutsche Canadier for 1844
and 1845, and Bishop Benjamin Eby’s family Bible.
Period: 1802 - 1845.
3871. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1914."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1914. 2: 14-16.
Loc: all.
A brief summary of the year’s accomplishments of
the Waterloo Historical Society, mentioning the
various papers given, the celebration of the 100th
anniversary of Lundy’s Lane, and local reactions
to the First World War. Period: 1913 - 1914.
3872. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1916."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4: 7-10. Loc:
all.
A summary of the year’s events, mentioning the
participation of Waterloo County in the First
World War, the change of name from Berlin to
Kitchener, the centenary of the founding of
Abraham Erb’s grist mill in Waterloo and the
centenary of the founding of Galt in 1816. A
brief sketch of the early history of Galt is
presented. Period: 1816 - 1916.
3873. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1918."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1918. 6: 11-12.
Loc: all.
A review of the year’s activities, with a note
that the annual meeting was postponed by the local
Board of Health, with all other public meetings,
because of an epidemic of Spanish influenza.
Facts about the Guelph-Goderich extension of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, omitted in a previous
article, are included. Period: 1906 - 1917.
3874. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1920."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1920. 8: 108-110.
Loc: all.
A summary of the society’s activities and
donations received. Breithaupt presents family
information about Daniel Snyder, first postmaster
of Waterloo. Period: 1833 - 1884.
3875. "Brightening the corner." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 5. Loc: all.
A report by the society’s Museum Committee, with
a note of the appointment of Nathaniel Stroh as
Saturday custodian. Period: 1958 - 1959.
3876. Broome, A.E., Dr. "Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation." Waterloo Historical Society. 1960.
48: 51-54. ill. Loc: all.
An address at the opening of the Ontario Pioneer
Community Foundation Museum and Administration
Building, outlining the planning and development
of the project. Period: 1952 - 1960.
3877. Broome, A.E., Dr. "Provincial rural life museum."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1953. 41: 31-40.
ill. Loc: all.
Proposal for an Ontario rural life museum in
Waterloo County presented to the Minister of
Agriculture by a committee of the Waterloo
Historical Society. The paper proposes the Homer
Watson Memorial Park as the location, and outlines
the contents of the collection. A map and aerial
photograph Eire included, with appendices
pertaining to the Huron Road and the Grand River.
Period: 1953.
3878. Canada’s Diamond Jubilee 1867-1927: joint
celebration in Kitchener- Waterloo Collegiate
Institute campus, Friday, July 1st 1927. 1927. 3
p. Loc: OWTUR.
A programme of the celebrations organized
jointly by Kitchener and Waterloo. Special events
included concerts, athletic events and speeches.
Period: 1867 - 1927.
3879. "Catalog of Waterloo Historical Society museum
[1917]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1917. 5:
65-67. Loc: all.
A systematic list of the articles, books,
documents, maps, newspapers and pictures that had
been donated to the Society’s museum during its
first five years. Period: 1800 - 1916.
3880. "Catalog of Waterloo Historical Society museum:
additions 1918-1922." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1922. 10: 267-269. Loc: all.
A systematic list of artifacts, books,
documents, maps, newspapers and pictures that had
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been added to the Society’s museum during the
previous five years. Period: 1918 - 1922.
3881. "Catalog of Waterloo Historical Society museum:
additions 1923-1927." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1927. 15: 393-394. Loc: all.
A systematic list of artifacts, books,
documents, maps, newspapers and pictures that had
been given to the Society’s museum during the
previous five years. Period: 1923 - 1927.
3882. "Catalog of Waterloo Historical Society museum [to
1932]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1932. 20:
339-348. Loc: all.
A full list of artifacts, books, documents,
maps, newspapers, and photographs that had been
given to or acquired by the Society’s museum over
the previous 20 years. Period: 1913 - 1932.
3883. "Charter members for half a century." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 7. Loc: all.
Brief biographies of the three charter members
of the society still living in 1962: W.W. Snider,
D.A. Bean and Louis L. Lang. Period: 1912 - 1962.
3884. "Church, school, and burying ground." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 19. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph of Henry Bowman examining the
Waterloo Historical Society plaque that marks the
site of a community meeting house, school, and
burial ground at the southern edge of Hespeler.
The land for the buildings was donated in 1829 by
Samuel Bechtel. Period: 1829 - 1929.
3885. "Clansmen donate landmark to Doon Pioneer
Village." Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57:
60. Loc: all.
A note of the donation by the Grand River Branch
of Clan Donald of a log cabin built by Scottish
settlers in 1859 and originally situated near
Puslinch Lake. Period: 1859 - 1969.
3886. "Constitution and by-laws of the Waterloo
Historical Society." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1914. 2: 9-11. Loc: all.
The constitution and by-laws adopted in 1914,
stating one of the society’s objectives to be the
"collection, preservation, exhibition and
publication of material pertaining to the history
of the County of Waterloo." Period: 1914.
3887. Coulthard, Elizabeth. "Historical tour of south
Waterloo." York Pioneer and Historical Society.
1970. Pp. 14-21. ill., map. Loc: OGU, OWTU.
Report of a bus tour of Galt and North Dumfries
taken by members of the Toronto group and led by
Andrew Taylor, a past president of the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1816 - 1969.
3888. Cranston, W.H. "Compulsory rearview mirrors."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1955. 43: 10-22.
Loc: all.
Reflections on the need for awareness of the
past in understanding the present, with comments
on the current state of libraries, museums,
archaeological research and historical societies.
The author refers to anecdotes about his ancestor
Robert Cranston, a pioneer settler in Dumfries,
and later generations of his family. Period: 1831
- 1931.
3889. Cranston, W.H. "Publicizing Ontario’s history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 56-64.
ill. Loc: all.
An address meditating on the pleasures and
problems of local history, with particular
reference to Waterloo County.
3890. Cruikshank, E.A. "An address on turning the first
sod of the Pioneer Monument, Waterloo County
Pioneers’ Memorial, Schoerg Farm, near Kitchener,
Ontario, 24th June, 1924." Ontario Historical
Society, Papers and Records. 1925. 22: 89-91.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Text of a speech about the qualities of the
first Mennonite settlers of Waterloo County, and
announcing that the Department of the Interior
would provide a tablet for the Pioneer Monument.
Period: 1800 - 1924.
3891. "Dedication of the Young Memorial Chapel [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17: 140. ill
Loc: all.
A note of the formal presentation to the City of
Galt of the Young Memorial Chapel in Galt
Cemetery, in memory of the late Hon. James Young
and his wife. Period: 1929.
3892. Dickson, F.W.R. 'Waterloo 1857-1957." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1957. 45: 53-63. ill. Loc:
all.
A detailed account of the festivities marking
the centennial of incorporation as a village,
including the unveiling of a plaque honouring
Abraham Erb as founder of the community. Period:
1857 - 1957.
3893. "Donations received in 1913." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1913. 1: 19. ill. Loc: all.
A list of donations received in 1913, including
a settlers’ wagon driven by Abraham Weber from
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Period: 1804 -
1913.
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377
3894. "Donations received in 1914." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1914. 2: 51. Loc: all.
A list of donations received in 1914, including
Indian objects, mounted animals and birds,
photographs, some Lovell’s Directories and various
newspaper volumes. Period: 1841 - 1913.
3895. "Donations received in 1915." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1915. 3: 31. Loc: all.
A list of newspapers, photographs and artifacts
donated in 1915, including the Galines 1670 map
and shells manufactured by Goldie-McCulloch and
Canadian Buffalo Forge Company. Period: 1835 -
1915.
3896. "Donations received in 1916." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1916. 4: 38. ill. Loc: all.
List of newspapers, photographs, maps, and a
lithograph donated in 1916. Of special interest is
the first volume of the Canada Museum, loaned by
Alexander Peterson of Hawkesville. The donated
lithograph of Preston in 1856 is reproduced at the
front of the 1917 volume. Period: 1835 - 1916.
3897. "Donations received in 1917." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1917. 5: 64. Loc: all.
List of donations received in 1917, including
newspapers, books, photographs, a retting tool for
flax and old-style dentist tools. Period: 1819 -
1916.
3898. "Doon Pioneer Village 1968." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1968. 56: 82-83. Loc: all.
A report on current acquisitions including the
Petersburg Railway Station and the frame building
that had served as a Wellesley Post Office.
Period: 1967 - 1968.
3899. "Doon Pioneer Village 1970." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 82-84. ill. Loc: all.
A report of programmes and exhibits, including
photographs of a display of stoves and of a
telephone switchboard. Period: 1969 - 1970.
3900. "First citizen: Doon Pioneer Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1961. 49: 49. ilL Loc: all.
A photograph of Frank E. Page and Dr and Mrs
Albert E. Broome examining the certificate that
honours Dr Broome as the first citizen of Doon
Pioneer Village.
3901. Fisher, P. "The Waterloo Historical Society
Museum." Western Ontario Historical Notes. 1944.
2: 11-13. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A description of the museum in the fireproof
room of Kitchener Public Library. The author,
secretary of the Society for about 30 years,
refers to the large collections of Waterloo County
newspapers, maps and plans, family bibles in
German, deeds, and artifacts including Indian
relics. Period: 1912 - 1944.
3902. "The formation of the Waterloo Historical Society
[WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1913. 1:
5-7. Loc: all.
Report of the public meeting in Berlin on 13
November 1912, establishing the society for the
purpose of studying and preserving local history.
W.H. Breithaupt was elected President, Rev.
Theobald Spetz Vice-President, and R.G. Wood
Secretary-Treasurer. Period: 1912 - 1913.
3903. "The fortieth annual meeting, November 7, 1952."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 8-9. Loc:
all.
A brief review of the society’s achievements
during the previous 40 years. The president, Mrs
T.D. Cowan, notes the need for more members and a
greater interest in the welfare of the museum.
Period: 1912 - 1952.
3904. Groh, Anson. "Address at unveiling of memorial
tablet." Waterloo Historical Society. 1929. 17:
137-138. Loc: all.
A brief account of the establishment of the
first meeting house, school and cemetery in the
Hespeler-Preston area in 1829, and the marking of
this event 100 years later by the Waterloo
Historical Society. Period: 1829 - 1929.
3905. Groh, Howard. "Progress at the Pioneer Village in
1963. " Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51:
86. Loc: all.
A progress report on the past year’s events at
Doon Pioneer Village, describing the increase in
attendance and revenue. New buildings erected and
new displays are also mentioned. Period: 1963 -
1964.
3906. Hagler, Ronald. "Waterloo Historical Society
Museum." Waterloo Historical Society. 1954. 42:
18. Loc: all.
A report on the state of the museum by its
curator, noting that was still housed in the
Kitchener Public Library but might move to the
proposed Ontario Pioneer Museum. Period: 1954 -
1955.
3907. Hansuld, Kathryn. 'Waterloo County centennial."
Ontario History. 1953. 45,1: 43-44. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An account of the re-enactment of the 500-mile
trek by conestoga wagon from Lancaster County to
Waterloo and the historical pageant by B. Mabel
Dunham entitled The trail of the Conestoga.
Period: 1800 - 1953.
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3908. Hebblethwaite, Katherine. "Pioneer Pergola, Galt."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 79-82.
Loc: all.
A report of research on the 207 headstones
dating from 1835 to 1873 and incorporated in the
pergola raised by the Waterloo Chapter of the
I.O.D.E. in 1907. The pergola is set in a small
park on the site of St Andrew’s Kirk, the second
church built in Galt. Period: 1835 - 1873.
3909. High, Norman H. and Bergey, Loma L. and Coffman,
Barbara F. "Brief histories of the society and its
chapters." Canadian -German Folklore. 1971. 4:
6-13. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A short history of the society, founded in 1951
to promote understanding of Ontario’s Pennsylvania
German heritage, with reports from the Niagara,
York and Waterloo chapters. Period: 1951 - 1971.
3910. High, Norman H. "A point of view of history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 24-33.
ill. Loc: all.
An address on the role and importance of local
history, with reference to the Waterloo Historical
Society. It includes two photographs, one of the
society’s museum in the Kitchener Public Library,
the other showing the move from the library in
1960. Period: 1960.
3911. Hoffman, Bob. "Conestoga history repeats itself."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 75-78.
ill. Loc: all.
A description of the making of an identical
replica of a conestoga wagon in the Wood Products
Technician Course of Conestoga College of Applied
Arts and Technology. Period: 1968 - 1970.
3912. Hoffman, Susan. "Historical research workshop."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 52. Loc:
all.
A short account of the workshop on the basics of
historical research, sponsored by the Waterloo
Historical Society and the Ontario Historical
Society. Period: 1982.
3913. Hughes, Paul and Hughes, Marie. "Museums of
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1956. 44:
37-42. ill. Loc: all.
Text of an address describing some local museums
in Ontario and mentioning the Waterloo County
Museum in the Kitchener Library. Period: 1956.
3914. Jackson, Alison. "Progress at Doon continues."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 10-14.
Loc: all.
A review of the administration of Doon Pioneer
Village since its conception in 1952, including
responsibility for funding, upkeep and
development. The author refers to the Waterloo
Region Review Commission Report (1978), the Doon
Master Plan Study (1979) and the Scott Report
(1981). Period: 1952 - 1983.
3915. Janzen, Elizabeth. "The Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation." Waterloo Historical Society. 1954.
42: 44-46. Loc: all.
The minutes of the inaugural meeting of the
foundation, naming officers, directors and
committee chairmen. Period: 1954.
3916. Jones, Louis C. "Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation." Waterloo Historical Society. 1959.
47: 51-59. Loc: all.
An address delivered to members of the
foundation, with observations and advice on their
museum. Period: 1953 - 1959.
3917. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld find Taylor, Andrew W. and
Stauch, Warren. "Ontario Historical Society meets
in Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1972.
60: 95-97. Loc: alL
A report of the meeting held in June 1972 at the
University of Waterloo. The conference programme
included bus tours of the county, slide
presentations and lectures on such topics as
historic buildings, the temperance movement, and
ancestors in Ontario. Period: 1972.
3918. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. 'Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, 1974." Waterloo Historical Society.
1974. 62: 4-6. ill. Loc: all.
A report of the first annual meeting of the
foundation in February 1975. Projects supported by
the foundation are noted: the addition to
Wellesley Township Hall at Crosshill; the
colloquium celebrating the 100th anniversary of
the birth of William Lyon Mackenzie in 1974; the
scenic roads study; and the purchase of the Joseph
Schneider house (1820), the Peter Martin house
(1820), the Brubacher house (1850) and the Meyer
house (1852). Period: 1974.
3919. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, 1977." Waterloo Historical Society.
1977. 65: 111-112. Loc: all.
A report of the foundation’s annual meeting in
April 1978 at the John E. Brubacher House,
Waterloo. Items included the award to Mr and Mrs
David Hysinger for restoring the farmhouse on West
River Road in Cambridge, the Joseph Schneider
House Committee feasibility study of 1977, the
Historic Building Inventory project, and sharing
the cost of plaques with local LACACs. Period:
1977.
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379
3920. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, 1973." Waterloo Historical Society.
1973. 61: 34. Loc: all.
A description of the non-profit foundation,
formed in 1973 to assist in the preservation of
the region’s heritage, including landmarks,
historic sites, material culture and traditions.
Period: 1973.
3921. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. 'Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation, 1975." Waterloo Historical Society.
1975. 63: 75-76. ill. Loc: all.
A report of the annual meeting in February 1976.
Among the items discussed are the restoration of
the University of Waterloo’s John E. Brubacher
house, efforts to stop the demolition of the
Preston Public School, and the use of the Joseph
Schneider house as an educational museum. Period:
1975.
3922. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The Women’s Institute’s
priceless gift: community histories."
Canadian -German Folklore. 1975. 5: 11-12. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An article reprinted from the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record of 17 May 1966,
highlighting the value to local, provincial and
national history of the Tweedsmuir books compiled
by branches of the Women’s Institutes. Period:
1946 - 1966.
3923. "Life members of the Waterloo Historical Society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 108. Loc:
all.
A list of over one hundred life members of the
society. Period: 1961 - 1962.
3924. "Membership fee increase [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1963. 51: 82. Loc: all.
A notice that the annual fee of the Waterloo
Historical Society was increasing to two dollars
in 1965, and that the life membership was
increasing to fifty dollars in 1963. Period: 1963
- 1965.
3925. "Memorial cairn unveiled in Blair Cemetery."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58: 34. Loc:
all.
A note of the cairn unveiled on the site of the
cemetery’s first grave, that of eight-year-old
John Bricker, son of John and Annie Erb Bricker,
who died in 1804. Period: 1804 - 1970.
3926. "New buildings at Doon Pioneer Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 58-59. ill. Loc:
all.
A report of the move to Doon of the Petersburg
Railway Station and the Wellesley Post Office and
Library. Period: 1856 - 1969.
3927. Oberholtzer, R.S. "At the Doon Pioneer Village in
1967." Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55:
41-43. ill. Loc: all.
A note of the dedication of a replica of the
1857 Waterloo Township Hall, the presentation of a
sawmill by the Pannill Veneer Co. Ltd, and the
moving of Limerick Cemetery to an adjoining site.
Period: 1897 - 1967.
3928. "Ontario Historical Society, 1960." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 16. Loc: all.
A report on the annual meeting of the society
which took place in Preston. Two plaques were
unveiled, one to commemorate John Erb, the founder
of Preston, and the other in memory of Benjamin
Eby, a founder of Berlin. Period: 1959 - 1960.
3929. "The Ontario Pioneer Community: an outdoor
museum." Waterloo Historical Society. 1957. 45:
13-15. ill. Loc: all.
A report on the progress of construction of the
Ontario Pioneer Community at Doon. Period: 1957.
3930. "Organization of the Waterloo County Pioneers’
Memorial Association." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1926. 14: 202-203. Loc: all.
An appendix to the annual report noting the
organization of the Pioneers’ Memorial Association
and the planning of the Memorial Tower at the site
of the old Betzner homestead. The inscription on
the Memorial Tower is quoted. Period: 1800 - 1926.
3931. Panabaker, D.N. "Address of the President,
Waterloo County Pioneers’ Memorial Association,
turning-the-sod exercises, June 24, 1924."
Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records.
1925. 22: 182-185. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A speech delivered to officers of the Ontario
Historical Society by the Mayor of Hespeler,
describing plans for the monument to be erected on
the farm of Samuel Betzner Sr, the Mennonite
pioneer who came to Waterloo Township in 1800.
Period: 1799 - 1924.
3932. Panabaker, D.N. "Ontario and Michigan Historical
Societies." Waterloo Historical Society. 1938.
26: 38-40. Loc: all.
A brief report of the joint meeting of the
societies that the author attended with W.H.
Breithaupt on behalf of the Waterloo Historical
Society. He reflects that anyone perusing the
printed reports of the Waterloo Historical Society
over the previous 25 years "will be impressed with
the fact that ... this effort has been to pursue
the history of our own and other sections of
Canada with a spirit of intimacy and living over
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again the experiences of our forbears ... [and to]
make it possible for the younger generations ...
to extend their imaginative powers ... and sense
the significance of the historic background out of
which the present has come and from which the
future will undoubtedly take shape." Period: 1913
- 1937.
3933. Panabaker, D.N. "A tribute to the pioneers."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1926. 14: 212-216.
Loc: all.
A speech at the dedication of the Memorial Tower
in honour of the first settlers of the county,
Joseph Schoerg and Samuel Betzner, Jr. The author
also refers to the people involved in planning the
memorial, W.H. Breithaupt, Allan A. Eby, David B.
Betzner, Allan C. Hallman, John Fox and W.A.
Langton (Architect). Period: 1800 - 1926.
3934. "Peter McArthur Cabin, Doon Pioneer Village."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 87. ill.
Loc: all.
An illustrated description of the Peter McArthur
House, a log cabin reconstructed at Doon Pioneer
Village. Period: 1963.
3935. "Philatelic covers of the 1952 trek." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1952. 40: 17. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the six special envelopes
with a cancellation commemorating the Waterloo
County Centennial. Period: 1952.
3936. Pitcher, Rosemary. "Waterloo County Centennial."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 11-12.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the celebrations which took place
early July 1952, including the trip made from
Pennsylvania by Lome Weber and Amzie Martin in a
conestoga wagon, a revived Saengerfest, and
re-enactments of the past based on Mabel Dunham’s
book The Grand River. The author names many
people involved in organizing the festival.
Period: 1852 - 1952.
3937. "Progress at the Pioneer Village in 1962."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 95. ill.
Loc: all.
A note of the unveiling of a plaque in honour of
Joseph Brant, chief of the Six Nations Indians.
Period: 1962.
3938. "Progress continues at Pioneer Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 10-11. Loc: all.
A note of the pioneer butcher shop donated by
J.M. Schneider Ltd to Doon Pioneer Village in
1965, with photographs showing the shop’s
fireplace and the exterior of the building as it
was being reconstructed at the village. Period:
1890 - 1965.
3939. "Publication Committee acknowledges help [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 22. Loc:
all.
Various volunteers and the Kitchener-Waterloo
Record are thanked for helping to prepare the
1962 report. Period: 1962.
3940. Roddick, Madaline. "A bus trip to Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
6. Loc: all.
A note of a field trip to Galt and Doon arranged
by Andrew W. Taylor for the London and Middlesex
Historical Society. Period: 1961 - 1962.
3941. Roy, Flora. "Imagination in history." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1952. 40: 33-37. Loc: all.
An address by the head of the English
Department, Waterloo College on the need to
interweave literature and history in order to make
history come alive for the future generations. Dr
Donalda Dickie, a native of the county, is praised
as a writer who has accomplished this in her work.
Period: 1852 - 1952.
3942. Schmalz, W.H.E. A dream come true: a
chronological story of Doon Pioneer Village.
197-?. 20 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A narrative of the process of realizing the
dream of Dr A.E. Broome to establish a pioneer
village, on the model of one he visited in Arnhem,
Holland. Organizations instrumental in creating
the Ontario Pioneer Community Foundation included
the Waterloo Historical Society, the Doon School
of Fine Arts, the Waterloo County Council,
Kitchener City Council, Federation of Agriculture,
Ministry of Agriculture. The plans, donations,
acquisitions and exhibits are described, and all
officers are listed for the years 1952 to 1974.
The text of Dr Broome’s speech at the opening of
the museum in 1960 is also included. Period: 1952
- 1974.
3943. Schmalz, W.H.E. and Stokes, Peter and Broome,
A.E., Dr. The Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation and Doon Pioneer Village. 1978. 1 v.
(unpaged). Loc: OKIT.
Collected material about the Ontario Pioneer
Community Foundation which operated the Doon
Pioneer Village, subsequently known as Doon
Heritage Crossroads. Items include a speech given
by Dr A.E. Broome in 1960 at the opening of the
Administration Building, a chronological history
of the foundation from 1952 to 1974 by W.H.E.
Schmalz entitled A Dream come true, the by-law
enacting the foundation, and a report by Peter
Stokes in 1978 that makes particular reference to
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the Erb House, the Martin House and the Bricker
Bam. Period: 1952 - 1978.
3944. Schmalz, W.H.E. "Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963.
51: 83-86. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of the foundation from 1953 to
1963, listing the first board members and all
presidents and naming the various societies
represented at the original meeting. Period: 1953
- 1963.
3945. Schmidt, Grace. "Half-a-century with the Waterloo
Historical Society." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 12-16. Loc: all.
A history of the first fifty years of the
Waterloo Historical Society, describing its
foundation in 1912 and listing all presidents and
secretaries. Period: 1912 - 1962.
3946. Schmidt, Grace. "Joseph Schneider House opened."
Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1981. 69: 88-90.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the opening of the living museum
portraying the life of a Pennsylvania-German
family in Berlin in the 1850s. Background
information is also given about the Schneider
family and the creation of the museum. Period:
1850 - 1981.
3947. Sesquicentennial of the Amish Mennonites of
Ontario: programme [and] 150 years. Edited by
Dorothy M. Sauder. Western Ontario Mennonite
Conference, 1972. 50 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT,
OKITW, OWRND, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG,
OWTUR, OKEBC.
A souvenir of the sesquicentennial events held
in New Hamburg, celebrating the settlement and
development of the Amish in the region.
Lifestyles, customs, religion, language and dress
are surveyed in the main section by Lorraine Roth.
The item includes the text for the pageant, This
land is ours by Urie Bender and the oratorio,
Martyrs mirror Ontario by Alice Parker and John
Ruth. Period: 1822 - 1972.
3948. Silcox, A. Phillips. "Three days in a squirrel
cage! (impressions of the August Institute and
seminar)." The Ontario Genealogical Sodety.
1966. 5,3: 76-77. ill. Loc: OWTU.
A report on the society’s first conference, held
at the University of Waterloo’s Student Village
which was still under contruction. Period: 1965 -
1966.
3949. "The St Agatha Memorial." Waterloo Historical
Sodety. 1935. 23: 175-176. ill. Loc: all.
Description of the dedication of the St Agatha
Memorial, marking the site of the log cabin in
which St Jerome’s College was started by Father
Louis Funcken. Period: 1864 - 1935.
3950. "Steam fire engine loaned to Pioneer Village."
Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1964. 52: 71-72.
ill. Loc: all.
A short description of the horse-drawn machine
built about 1867 and used in New Hamburg until the
1930s. Period: 1867 - 1964.
3951. "Thresher donated to Doon Pioneer Village [WRP]."
Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1962. 50: 9. Loc:
all.
A note of the donation by F.C. Taylor of the
Waterloo Manufacturing Company Ltd of an 1885
thresher and an 1895 ensilage chopper. Period:
1961 - 1962.
3952. "The trail of the Conestoga." Waterloo Historical
Sodety. 1969. 57: 31. Loc: all.
A note that, during the Twin Cities Heritage
Festival in June 1969, the Mennonite Historical
Society of Ontario presented a dramatization of B.
Mabel Dunham’s book. Period: 1969.
3953. 'Wanted." Waterloo Historical Sodety. 1962. 50:
16. Loc: all.
A note reminding members that the Archives
Committee of the Waterloo Historical Society is
always eager for material. Period: 1962.
3954. Waterloo County Centennial Committee. The trail
of the Conestoga: Waterloo County centennial
1852-1952. The Committee, 1952. 20 p. ill., map.
Loc: OWTUR, OWTL, OCCA, OWRE, OWTUCR.
A programme published for the county’s
centennial event, an outdoor musical show based on
Mabel Dunham’s story The Grand River. Featured
throughout the booklet is the work of artist
Selwyn Dewdney, whose murals depict the history,
settlement and development of the county. The
county’s insurance industry is briefly described.
Period: 1852 - 1952.
3955. 'Waterloo County Centennial projects." Waterloo
Historical Sodety. 1967. 55: 86-88. ill. Loc:
all.
A list of publishing projects and special events
planned in the county to celebrate Canada’s
centennial. Period: 1966 - 1967.
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3956. Waterloo County Pioneers’ Memorial Association.
1800-1926: Souvenir programme. Pioneer Memorial
Monument, erected to the memory of the early
pioneers of Waterloo County, dedicated August 28,
1926. Kitchener: The Association, 1926. 1 folded
sheet, ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKITW.
A programme giving a short history of the
Waterloo County Pioneers’ Memorial Association,
the text of the inscription on the tablet at the
Memorial Tower, and a summary of the day’s events.
Period: 1800 - 1926.
3957. "The Waterloo County Pioneers’ Memorial Tower."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1926. 14: 185. Loc:
all.
A short description of the dedication of the
tower in August 1926, on the Grand River opposite
the village of Doon. Period: 1924 - 1926.
3958. 'Waterloo Historical Society acknowledges help
[WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961. 49:
63. Loc: all.
A brief note of thanks to all those who helped
prepare the 1961 report. Period: 1961.
3959. Waterloo Historical Society: annual members."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1913. 1: 20. Loc:
all.
A list of 57 founding members of the Society,
with their places of residence. Forty-one resided
in Berlin, eight in Conestogo, four in Galt, and
one in each of Elmira, Baden, New Dundee and
Toronto. All names have been indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1912 - 1913.
3960. Waterloo Historical Society: annual members."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1914. 2: 52-53.
Loc: all.
A list of 79 members of the Society, with their
places of residence. The 25 new members (not
listed as founding members in 1913) have been
indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1913 - 1914.
3961. Waterloo Historical Society. Annual report: 1st
(1913) - 44th (1956); continued by Annual volume,
45th (1957) - . 1913- . Loc: all.
A record of the society’s activities in
collecting, preserving, exhibiting and publishing
material relating to Waterloo County. This source
provides detailed information about all localities
in Waterloo County and includes many photographs
and maps. Early reports print the text of
addresses to general meetings, while later volumes
consist of articles and notes requested or
submitted for publication. From a 20-page booklet
in 1913, the annual report has an average of 60
pages in the 1920s. Cut back by the 1930s
depression, the average length is around 50 pages
each year until the 1950s. Annual volumes grow in
size from 80 pages in 1960 to 90 pages in the
mid-1960s and over 150 pages during the 1980s.
Nearly 1,300 articles and notes published between
1913 and 1990 have been fully abstracted and
indexed in the Waterloo Regional Project’s
database. The project’s Waterloo Historical
Society Bibliography, printed in a limited first
edition in 1991, provides annotated references to
all these items, as well as indexes of authors,
subject headings, places, personal subjects and
corporate subjects, and a cumulative table of
contents, 1913-1990. Period: 1913 - 1990.
3962. Waterloo Historical Society constitution and
by-laws." Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59:
89-92. Loc: all.
The constitution of the society, adopted in
November 1971. An earlier constitution was
printed in the 1914 annual report. Period: 1971.
3963. Waterloo Historical Society, list of members."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1915. 3: 32-33.
Loc: all.
A list of the 94 annual members with their
places of residence, together with the names of
the mayors and county councillors who received
copies of the annual report. Period: 1914 - 1915.
3964. Waterloo Historical Society list of members."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4: 39-40.
Loc: all.
A list of the 104 annual members with their
places of residence, together with names of mayors
and county councillors who were members ex
officio. Of the annual members, 49 had Kitchener
addresses, 16 lived in Galt, 10 in Waterloo, 7 in
Elmira, 6 in St Jacobs, 4 in Preston, 3 in each of
Hespeler and New Hamburg, 2 in Ayr and one each
in Conestogo and Haysville. Period: 1915 - 1916.
3965. Waterloo Historical Society: list of members."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1919. 7: 102-104.
Loc: all.
A list of the annual members, with their places
of residence, together with the names of mayors
and county councillors who were members ex
officio. Of the 108 annual members, 56 were
listed as Kitchener residents, 12 lived in Galt,
13 in Waterloo, 5 in Elmira, 3 in St Jacobs, 4 in
Hespeler, 5 in New Hamburg, 3 in Preston, 2 in Ayr
and one each in Conestogo, Hawkesville and
Wellesley. Period: 1918 - 1919.
3966. Waterloo Historical Society Reports:
corrections." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970.
58: 87. Loc: all.
A list of corrections from volume 35 (1947) to
Culture and Social Institutions
383
volume 57 (1969). Three volumes are reported to
have been incorrectly dated: volume 35 should be
dated 1947, volume 36 should be 1948, and volume
53 should be 1965. Period: 1947 - 1970.
3967. Watson, Elizabeth Dolman. "Exhibition of pioneer
articles: Ayr, October 20th, 1933." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1933. 21: 8-10. Loc: all.
A brief description of the over 700 items
exhibited at the Ayr Public Library in connection
with the annual meeting of the Waterloo Historical
Society. The pieces included furniture, bibles
(English, German and Gaelic), shawls, woven
quilts, tools of all kinds, guns, laundry irons,
candle-sticks, brass and copper pots and kettles,
glass, china, silver, jewellery, snuff-boxes and
old pictures. Period: 1800 - 1900.
3968. Weber, Lome B. "The trek of the conestoga, 1952."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 13-16.
Loc: all.
An account of the trip made by Lome Weber and
Amzie Martin on a conestoga wagon to commemorate
the coming of the Mennonites from Pennsylvania in
the early 1800s. Period: 1952.
384
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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS
DEFINITION OF AREAS AND JURISDICTIONS
IN FIRST HALF OF 19TH CENTURY
3969. Armstrong, Frederick H. Handbook of Upper
Canadian chronology. Toronto: Dundum Press,
1985. 278 p. index. Loc: OCH, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A compilation of dates, legislation, names and
statistics relating to the organization and
administration of Upper Canada before about 1850.
Part V provides information on the formation and
functions of townships, counties, districts, towns
and cities while Part VII includes details of
corporate legislation and ecclesiastical
organization. All counties are listed with their
dates of creation and all townships with dates of
Indian alienation, first survey, first legal
settler and area in acres. For the Gore and
Wellington Districts which included the Waterloo
County area before 1852, there are lists of clerks
of peace, sheriffs, treasurers, district court
judges, surrogate court judges, inspectors of
licences, schoolmasters, wardens and clerks of the
district council. All post offices of Upper
Canada are listed with their opening dates and all
provincial land surveyors with their appointment
dates. Five maps show the original districts of
1788, 1802, 1836 and 1841 and the formation of the
county system in 1851. Period: 1788 - 1867.
3970. Cowan, Jennie F. "The grateful hearts of 1852."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 50-53.
Loc: all.
An address by the president of the Waterloo
Historical Society commemorating the first meeting
of the Waterloo County Council on 3 May 1852. The
author surveys events leading to the formation of
Waterloo County and the election of Dr John Scott
of Berlin as the first Warden. Period: 1852 -
1952.
3971. Cowan, Jennie F. "The year 1852 in the history of
Ontario, (Upper Canada) and of Waterloo County."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39: 7-11.
Loc: all.
A short history of the territorial divisions of
Upper Canada and the events leading to the
formation of Waterloo County in 1852. Period: 1837
- 1852.
3972. Dickson, F.W.R. 'Waterloo County before 1852."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51: 44-50.
map. Loc: all.
A summary of the early geographical and
political divisions of the territory that later
became Waterloo County. W.H. Smith’s gazetteer is
quoted for descriptions of the stage of
development of some communities in 1851. Period:
1800 - 1852.
3973. Fisher, P. "First meeting of Waterloo County
Council, copied from Deutsche Canadian [sic]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39: 11-14.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the meeting on 3 May 1852, from
Der Deutsche Canadier, with a list of those who
attended the meeting, and a summary of the address
by Dr John Scott, newly elected Warden. Period:
1852.
3974. Hillman, Thomas A. "A statutory chronology of
southwestern Ontario, 1792 to 1981: Waterloo
County." Canadian Papers in Rural History.
Edited by Donald H. Akenson. Gananoque: Langdale
Press, 1988. Pp. 343-350. Loc: OWTL, OWTU,
OWTUSJ.
An outline of the evolution of the boundaries
and dates of incorporation of various counties,
townships, villages, towns, cities, and police
villages, with details of all relevant statutes
and proclamations. The chronology begins in 1838
when County of Waterloo was separated from the
County of Halton for electoral and militia
purposes but was within the Wellington District
for judicial and administrative functions. In
1850, Waterloo County was defined to include most
of the townships that had previously been grouped
in Wellington District, but the county town
remained in Guelph. In 1852, the five townships
of Waterloo County were separated from what became
Wellington and Grey counties. The main provisions
of the Act to establish the Regional Municipality
of Waterloo in 1973 and to restructure local
government by amalgamating some of the smaller
municipal units are also summarized. Period: 1838
- 1973.
3975. Johansson, Eric. "Districts and counties of
Southern Ontario, 1777-1979." Families. 1981.
20: 91-102. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A useful summary, well illustrated with maps, of
changes in the territorial organization of
southern Ontario since the first white settlement.
Period: 1777 - 1979.
3976. Newcombe, Hiram K "June 29, 1852! Forty-ninth
anniversary of the corner stone laying of our
court house and jail: a hot time in the old town
forty-nine years ago, a memorable day of feasting,
speech making, toast, societies, marching, etc.."
Newcombe ’s Monthly Rural Sketches. 1900, June.
Pp. 23-25. Loc: OKITW.
A reprint of a newspaper article by the author,
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385
describing the events leading up to the questions, the mode of introducing by-laws and
construction of the Waterloo County Court House, routine business of the council. Period: 1879 -
and the opening celebrations. Period: 1852 - 1900. 1880.
3977. Panabaker, D.N. "Organization and early political
history of what is now Waterloo County." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1930. 18: 213-218. Loc: all.
A short account of early political organization.
Period: 1825 - cl865.
3978. Panabaker, D.N. "President’s address: Waterloo
County eighty years ago." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1932. 20: 298-308. Loc: all.
A brief account of the county at the time of its
incorporation in 1853, including a list of members
of the first county council and a note of their
administrative duties. Period: 1853.
3979. Waterloo County Council. By-laws of the County of
Waterloo from the date of its incorporation in
1852 to the year 1900. Berlin: Gospel Banner
Office, 1900. 107 p. Loc: OWTLR, OKiTW.
A compilation including lists of wardens and
their addresses, county councillors and the years
they served, a schedule of 502 by-laws, by-laws
printed in full with an index, notes on county
council divisions, and a list of 29 bridges
(stating lengths, building materials, locations
and names). Period: 1852 - 1900.
3980. Waterloo County Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the County
of Waterloo. 1851 - 1972. Loc: OKITW, OWRE,
OWTUR.
Annual printed copies of Waterloo County Council
minutes, by-laws, lists of officials, and the
reports of various committees such as Education,
Roads and Bridges, Finance, and Standing Rules and
Regulations. The length of the journal varies
from year to year, as does the number of
committees reporting. The University of Waterloo
has journals for 1851, 1853, 1857, 1875, 1879,
1882, 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1900. Journals for the
years 1852 to 1857, 1861, 1864 to 1867, 1869,
1870, 1872, 1873, 1875 to 1879, 1881 to 1889,
1891, 1893 to 1917, 1920 to 1923 and all years
from 1926 to 1972 are held in the Waterloo
Historical Society collection at the Kitchener
Public Library. The Elmira Library has a
microfilm copy. Period: 1851 - 1900.
3981. Waterloo County Council. Standing rules and
regulations of the Council of the Corporation of
the County of Waterloo, as revised and adopted by
the Council, January 28th, 1880. Berlin: The
Council, 1880. 14 p. Loc: OKIT, OWTUR.
A set of rules on meeting procedures including
adjournments, recording of minutes, motions and
3982. Young, James. "The formation and early days of
Waterloo County: a reprint, in part, of the sketch
prepared on the subject by the late Hon. James
Young." Mer Douce. 1924. 14: 44-46. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
An account of the politics surrounding the
Hincks Act of 1851, which divided Dumfries
Township into northern and southern portions, and
which resulted in Berlin being the county seat of
Waterloo. It reflects on the differences and
developments in Waterloo County since the arrival
of the earliest settlers around 1800. Period: 1800
- 1924.
RESTRUCTURING LOCAL GOVERNMENT
FROM THE 1960S
3983. Area Planning and Development Technical
Coordinating Committee. Waterloo-South Wellington
area studty. 1968 - 1969. 5 v. Loc: OWTL, OWT.
A prospectus in five volumes, with the goal of
preparing for a "comprehensive planning and
development study that will estimate the future
socio-economic data and develop the optimum land
use plan" for Waterloo and South Wellington
Counties. The first report describes the
components, organization and objectives of the
entire study while the others describe the
functions of transportation, economic development,
planning advisory and public works committees.
Period: 1965 - 1969.
3984. Bissell, Brian and Sharpe, Ken. Is fifty-six
percent a majority?: an analysis of the proposed
amalgamation of Kitchener-Waterloo. Waterloo
Lutheran University, 1970. 48 1. ill., maps. Loc:
OWTL.
A study undertaken by geography students based
on the results of a questionnaire circulated among
citizens of the two cities. As well as a thorough
presentation of the method and results of the
research, the work also includes a brief
historical account of views of local politicians
on the issue of amalgamation. Period: 1969 - 1970.
3985. Canadian Urban Economics Limited. Waterloo-South
Wellington area economic base study. 1969. 1 v.
ill., maps, bibl. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU,
OWT.
Explanation of a plan for future regional
development, including a brief review of the
region’s economic history and an assessment of
economic prospects and land use requirements in
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eight zones. Retailing, manufacturing,
agriculture, recreation, tourism, health care
facilities, industries, schools and churches are
considered and statistical information is
summarized in 18 appendices. Period: 1951 - 2001.
3986. Department of Municipal Affairs, Community
Planning Branch. Waterloo area. Toronto: The
Department, 1964. 37 p. maps. Loc: OWRA, OWT.
A provincial government report on the growing
urbanization in the Waterloo area Maps show
patterns of primary and secondary shopping by
place of residence, existing land uses, population
density, places of work, changes in municipal
boundaries, planning areas and proposed land use
zones. Period: 1963 - 1964.
3987. Dryden and Smith Planning Consultants. Waterloo
area local government review: summary [of] reports
and studies, Waterloo area, 1960-1968. Kitchener:
The Consultants, 1968. 36 1. map. Loc: OWTU.
A listing of the major studies and reports
pertaining to the restructuring of local
government. Topics include transportation, sewage
treatment, park development, conservation,
housing, public utilities, water supply,
agricultural land use, and population projections.
Period: 1960 - 1968.
3988. Forrest, R. "The Waterloo County area - towards an
area official plan." The Waterloo County area:
selected geographical essays. Edited by A.G.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 278-293. maps,
diags. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
A review of the efforts of the Waterloo County
Area Planning Board from 1965 to co-ordinate
comprehensive planning of development and services
for the region. Period: 1965 - 1970.
3989. "From Waterloo County to the Regional Municipality
of Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1973.
61: 38-41. ill. Loc: all.
A short explanation of the restructuring of
municipal government that took effect in 1973.
Period: 1852 - 1973.
3990. Fyfe, Stewart and Farrow, Ron M. Waterloo area
local government review: report of findings and
recommendations. Toronto: Ontario Department of
Municipal Affairs, 1970. 205 p. maps. Loc: OCCA,
OCLG, OKIT, OWRND, OWRSC, OWT, OWTL.
A discussion of the implications of regional
restructuring of municipal government, including
costs, annexation procedures and the current state
of municipal services such as public housing and
sewerage. The report is based on more than 70
briefs from townships, towns, villages, planning
boards, boards of education, chambers of commerce,
service organizations and individuals. Not all
briefs are held by all libraries, 40 being held by
the City of Cambridge Archives, for example.
Period: 1968 - 1970.
3991. Horton, John T. Recommended programme for the
Midwestern Ontario Development Area 1969-1973.
Waterloo: Planning and Resources Institute,
University of Waterloo, 1968. 170 p. maps, tables.
Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
A regional plan for the counties of Waterloo,
Huron, Perth and Wellington, including discussion
of agriculture, mineral resources and mining,
conservation, recreation and tourism, medical and
legal services, education, housing,
transportation, public utilities, industrial and
commercial development, land use planning and
controls and urban centres. Period: 1969 - 1973.
3992. Kitchener Planning Board. A brief to the Local
Government Review Commission, Waterloo County
Area. 1967. 101 p. graphs, maps. Loc: OKIT.
A report on planning strategies for Kitchener to
the year 2000, recommending regional government as
likely to be efficient and effective in dealing
with the city’s physical growth. The authors
point out problems of duplication and
inconsistencies in the existing municipal
government system, and describe how regional
government would improve services and
administration. Some previous planning documents
are mentioned and summarized, and comments are
quoted from officials in areas with regional
government. Eleven maps illustrate drainage, land
use, delivery areas, and composite spheres of
influence. Period: 1967 - 2000.
3993. Kitchener Planning Board/ Kitchener Planning
Department. Local government review of Waterloo
County: a brief to the Council of the City of
Kitchener and the Honourable W. Darcy McKeough.
1970. 36 1. loose maps. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
A summary of recommendations for future planning
policies and government administration, based on
population, land use, and economic projections, as
well as suggestions obtained from the Fyfe Report.
The report contains charts of statistical
projections to the year 1991. Period: 1970 - 1991.
3994. Krueger, Ralph R. "Towards regional planning and
regional government in Waterloo County." The
Waterloo County area: selected geographical
essays. Edited by A.G. McLellan. Waterloo:
Department of Geography, University of Waterloo,
1971. Pp. 295-307. maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL,
OWTUCG, OKIT.
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A survey of various initiatives, from the
formation of the Kitchener-Waterloo and Suburban
Planning Board in 1947 to plans for regional
government and restructuring in 1971. Period: 1947
- 1971.
3995. McKeough, W. Darcy. Address by the Honourable W.
Darcy McKeough, Minister of Municipal Affairs in
presenting the report of the Commissioner,
Waterloo area local government review, Waterloo,
Tuesday, March 10, 1970. Ontario Department of
Municipal Affairs, 1970. 19 p. Loc: OWTU.
A summary of the recommendations of the Fyfe
Commission on the reorganization of local
government. Period: 1969 - 1970.
3996. Milbum, Maurice W. Regional systemic planning
and the Waterloo-South Wellington area study.
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Geography),
1975. 2 fiche. charts, maps, tables, bibl. mf.
Loc: OWTU.
An evaluation of the long-range value of the
regional systemic planning model used in the area
study of 1967-1972. Appendices contain a history
of municipal government in the area from 1968 to
1973 and a description of the objectives and
policies of the area study. Period: 1967 - 1973.
3997. Nixon, G. Peter and Campbell, Maurice A. "The
Waterloo-South Wellington area: a study in
regional planning." Four cities: studies in urban
and regional planning. Toronto: McClelland and
Stewart, 1971. 95-120. maps. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
A useful account of the Waterloo-South
Wellington Area Planning and Development Study
from the first meeting in March 1967 of
representatives of the Waterloo County Area
Planning Board, the Department of Highways and the
Department of Municipal Affairs. Other agencies
later joined what became known as the Area
Planning and Development Technical Co-ordinating
Committee - the Regional Development Branch of
the Treasury Department, the Midwestern Ontario
Development Council, the Ontario Water Resources
Commission, the City of Guelph and Wellington
County. The authors discuss the purposes and
procedures of collecting and analyzing data on
development, population and traffic as a basis for
the preparation of official plans. They also show
how future development might, occur in four
possible conceptual models of urban growth.
Period: 1951 - 1971.
3998. O’Neill, Allan J. Regionalization of southwestern
Ontario. Waterloo Lutheran University (M.A.
thesis, Geography), 1973. 92 p. bibl., tables,
maps. Loc: OWTL.
A systems approach to the regionalization of
southwestern Ontario that synthesizes homogeneous
and nodal regions through mathematical
formulation. The data matrices of structure and
behaviour were combined to form regions. It is
recognized that these artificially derived regions
do not address the conflict between Ontario’s
economic regions and the city-centred economic
regions. Period: 1961 - 1972.
3999. Ontario Department of Economics and Development,
Special Research and Surveys Branch. Economic
survey of the Mid-western Ontario Region.
Toronto: The Department, 1965. 146 p. ill., maps,
graphs, tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Report of a study analyzing major sections of
economic activity and reviewing directions of
change in the period from the late 1940s to the
early 1960s. The region includes Huron, Perth and
Wellington comities in addition to Waterloo.
There are chapters on the physical base,
population, employment and income, agriculture and
fur farming, mining, forestry, fishing and
conservation, energy, manufacturing,
transportation and communications, construction
and housing, trade and tourism. Individual
counties and municipalities are described and
there is a substantial statistical appendix.
Period: 1949 - 1963.
4000. Ontario Department of Treasury and Economics:
Regional Development Branch. Design for
development: Midwestern Ontario region. Toronto:
The Department, 1970. 175 p. maps, tables. Loc:
OCLG, OWTU, OWTL.
Report on an initial analysis of the social,
economic and physical resources and trends and
problems of the region including Huron, Perth and
Wellington counties in addition to Waterloo.
There are chapters on the physical and geographic
setting, economic base, transportation, physical
land capability, potential centres of opportunity,
and a summary of goals, needs and priorities.
Maps and tables summarize data on land use,
population density and urban/rural character,
migration (including daily commuting patterns),
employment, household income, recreation,
agricultural production, land capability,
recreation facilities, manufacturing output,
accessibility, trends in population growth and the
functional hierarchy of urban centres. Period:
1946 - 1968.
4001. Palmer, W.H. Waterloo Region Review Commission.
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1977 - 1979.
Loc: OWTL, OCCA, OWRN, OWT, OWRE.
A series of reports reviewing the effects of the
regional restructuring of local government.
Individual titles are: Prospectus; Decision
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makers in local government; Purchasing in
Waterloo local governments; Representation and
the electoral system in the Region of Waterloo;
An analysis of computer use in Waterloo local
governments; Public attitude survey, Financial
data base; Planning series 1, perspectives;
Municipal services in Cambridge and Woolwich,
1969-1976; Roads and transportation in the
Region of Waterloo; Space-saving: an examination
of a regional headquarters; Water management on
the Grand River: a provincial/municipal dilemma;
Report of the Waterloo Region Review Commission,
March 1979; Collection of perspectives on
municipal planning control in the Region of
Waterloo; Planning administration and
development control in the Region of Waterloo;
Effects of electing municipal councils by ward or
at-large: a preliminary comparison in Ontario
cities; Operational summary: a summary of the
costs and benefits of regional government in
Waterloo; Organization of social services in
Waterloo Region; Police governance in Waterloo
Region; Issues in municipal finance;
Environmental services. The report concludes
that regional government had generally been
beneficial in the Waterloo area. All these titles
are held at Wilfrid Laurier University, New
Hamburg Public Library and Waterloo Public
Library. The other libraries have only some of
the reports. Period: 1969 - 1976.
4002. Planning Technical Advisory Committee.
Waterloo-South Wellington area study planning
prospectus. 1969. 29 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWTU,
OWT.
A report on planning strategies for land use,
transportation, public works and economic
development. Period: 1968 - 1969.
4003. Regional Human Resources Development Conference.
Social, health and welfare programs - regional
possibilities?. 1971. 1 v. Loc: OWTU.
A collection of material prepared for
participants in the conference at the University
of Waterloo in 1971. Short excerpts from papers
provide a preview of such topics as income
security, health services, and approaches to
public assistance. Also included is a 1970
directory of community resources and services for
Galt, Preston, Hespeler, Ayr and North Dumfries.
Period: 1966 - 1971.
4004. Social Planning Council of Kitchener-Waterloo. A
brief to the Local Government Review Commission,
Waterloo County Area. Kitchener: The Council,
1968. 1 v. (various pagings). Loc: OWTL, OKLT.
A report outlining the council’s concerns on
health, education, welfare, recreation, and
physical planning for special populations such as
disturbed and deprived children, adults who are
not accepted socially, lonely or ill old people,
people with inadequate housing, children with
nowhere to play, and youths in need of direction.
The document contains proposals for a county-wide
social planning council, the creation of a grants
division in the provincial government, and the
formation of an association within the Ontario
Welfare Council of all social planning councils in
Ontario. An appendix lists all current social
service agencies and clubs. Period: 1967 - 1968.
4005. Waterloo County Area Planning Board. Strategy for
growth: Waterloo South- W ellington area study.
Final report - part one. Kitchener: The Board,
1972. 49 p. tables, maps. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWT,
OWTU.
A report summarizing recommendations to all
levels of government on the future development of
the area. Three guiding principles are endorsed:
improvement of the quality of life, economic
viability, and careful use of the natural
environment. The report includes recommendations
for the private sector as well as public policies.
Period: 1967 - 1991.
4006. Williams, Robert J. Papers on local politics in
Waterloo Region and two adjacent communities:
papers prepared by students in Political Science
344 at the University of Waterloo, Winter Term
1977. University of Waterloo, 1977. 108 p. ill.,
maps. Loc: OKIT.
The only paper dealing with information from
1972 or earlier is one entitled 'Waterloo Regional
Government Review: the Cambridge perspective,"
which gives background information about the Fyfe
Report and Palmer Review. People interviewed on
this topic include Claudette Millar, Robert Kerr,
D. Collins, Monty Davidson, Alex Lawson and Jack
Young. Period: 1972 - 1977.
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE:
LAW, ORDER AND POLICE
4007. "Division Courts." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 32. Loc: all.
A brief note that in 1970 Waterloo County’s
First Division Court moved to 575 King Street West
in Kitchener. The locations of the Second, Third,
Fourth, and Fifth Division Courts are also given.
Period: 1970.
4008. Fraser, Margaret. "Galt policewoman M.E. Keachie."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78: 178-180.
Loc: all.
A brief account of the role of Galt’s first
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policewoman between 1921 and 1927. Margaret
Keachie was most concerned with domestic disputes,
desertion, and morality issues. In 1927, in spite
of support for Mrs Keachie from churches and
women’s groups, the Galt Police Commission
terminated her appointment and bought an
automobile instead. Period: 1921 - 1928.
4009. Further adventures of the great detective:
incidents in the life of John Wilson Murray.
Toronto: Collins, 1980. 223 p. Loc: OKIT.
Selections from the original memoirs published
in 1904 by Murray, appointed Provincial Detective
of Ontario in 1874. Three of the 40 cases relate
to Waterloo County: the fraud by J.K Herres
against the Imperial Bank in Galt in 1887, James
Little the horse thief caught in 1888, and the
unsolved case of strychnine-poisoned chocolates in
Galt in 1888. Waterloo County’s chief constable,
John Klippert, is vividly described in these
stories. Period: 1874 - 1890.
4010. Investigation into the Registrar of Waterloo
County, Dougall McDougall 1890. 57 1. Loc: OKIT.
A collection of photocopied material relating to
the investigation of the Registrar of Waterloo
County for incorrect returns concerning fees.
Included are statements from all the individuals
involved in the investigation, as well as office
correspondence between Dougall McDougall and James
E. Stanton. See also the official government
report on this investigation. Report of the
Inspector of Registry Offices (1891). Period:
1888 - 1890.
4011. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "The sheriffs of Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 118-127.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the sheriffs of Waterloo, with
brief biographies of all ten: George Davidson,
Moses Springer, John Motz, Dr Henry George
Lackner, William A. Kribs, Edward H. Scully, G.H.
Gillies, John A. Seamark, Art Schmitt and Shirley
Lincoln. Shirley Lincoln is noted as Ontario’s
first full-time female sheriff. Period: 1833 -
1984.
4012. McRuer, J.C. "Some historical aspects of the rules
by which we live together in organized society."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 8-15.
ill. Loc: all.
A philosophical address given to members of the
Waterloo Historical Society and illustrated with a
sketch of Waterloo County Court House.
4013. Ontario Inspector of Registry Offices. Report of
the Inspector of Registry Offices in the matter of
the official enquiry into certain charges
preferred against the late Registrar of the County
of Waterloo and also the Reports of the Executive
Council on the same. Toronto: Government of
Ontario, 1891. 23 p. Loc: OWTUR, OKlTW.
A report of the enquiry into Dougall McDougall’s
alleged theft of fees from the Registry Office
while he was the Registrar of Deeds. Period: 1888
- 1891.
4014. Pike, Roland. "Policing in Waterloo County,
1850-1973, part 1." Waterloo Historical Society.
1989. 77: 5-25. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed history of policing in Waterloo
County, with special emphasis on the police forces
of Kitchener, Waterloo and Bridgeport. Period:
1850 - 1973.
4015. Pike, Roland. "Policing in Waterloo County,
1850-1973, part 2." Waterloo Historical Society.
1990. 78: 158-177. ill. Loc: all.
The second part of a history of police services
in the county, with reference to the police forces
of Galt (since 1851), Hespeler (since 1859) and
Preston (since 1867). Period: 1851 - 1973.
4016. Ritz, Ernst. "Policing in Waterloo County,
1850-1973, part 3." Waterloo Historical Society.
1991. 79: 128-134. ill. A survey of police
services in New Hamburg since 1858, including
anecdotes about local officers, crimes and
mysteries. Loc: all.
Period: 1858 - 1973.
4017. Sokvitne, Miriam Snyder. "The Waterloo County
Gaol." Waterloo Historical Society. 1977. 65:
60-71. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the jail, with emphasis on
the period before 1900 and including information
on repairs and renovations to the building and on
crimes committed by earlier inmates. Period: 1852
- 1978.
4018. Taylor, Ryan. "A breach of promise case of 1874."
Families. 1989. 28,1: 43-47. ill. Loc: OWTU,
OKIT, OWTL.
An extract from the Dumfries Reformer,
detailing a court case brought against George
Washington Ray by Robert Hall, both of Ayr. Ray
was charged with failing to marry Margaret, Robert
Hall’s daughter, and marrying her cousin,
Catherine Rose, instead. Courting customs and
social attitudes are vividly portrayed. Period:
1871 - 1942.
4019. Urquhart, Duncan. "Crime in Waterloo County
1865-1867." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985.
73: 4-16. ill., tables, bibl. Loc: all.
An overview of criminal trends within cultural
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and occupational groups, including comparisons of
Waterloo County with other Ontario counties. Data
are derived from the gaol registers held at the
Archives of Ontario. Period: 1865 - 1867.
4020. Weaver, John C. "Crime, public order, and
repression: the Gore District in upheaval,
1832-1851." Ontario History. 1986. 78,3:
175-207. ill., tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWTL.
An analysis of local jail records in the Gore
District which included the Waterloo County area
until the completion of the Guelph jail in 1841.
Most examples are drawn from Hamilton, Dundas,
Brantford and Paris. The author surveys changes
in criminal justice and finds that fluctuations of
the economy influenced the incidence of crime.
Period: 1832 - 1851.
4021. Ziegler, Noah. "An excuse." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1991. 79: 19. Loc: all.
An excerpt from Der Deutsche Canadier of 31
January 1851, in which Ziegler refers to his
conviction on a charge of assault and batteiy. He
justifies his action and his rights in giving "a
good whipping" to several unruly children,
including one of his own. Period: 1850 - 1851.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SERVICES
4022. "Addition to nurses’ residence at K-W Hospital."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52: 60. Loc:
all.
A short note of the opening of the School of
Nursing and Residence at the hospital. Period:
1964.
4023. Badgley, Janice A. Public decision making on
water supply planning and management: a case study
of the Waterloo Region, 1846 to 1988. University
of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, Planning), 1991. 487 p.
maps., bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A very detailed history of political decisions
regarding the water supply for the urban centres
of Waterloo County (Kitchener, Waterloo, Preston,
Galt and Hespeler). The author identifies the key
factors as institutional arrangements, financial
factors and individual entrepreneurs. She
discusses the three primary options for long-term
water supply: the Grand River, further ground
water supplies, and a Great Lakes pipeline.
Period: 1846 - 1988.
4024. Baltaduonis, Irena. Elmira: industrial versus
residential assessment. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Planning), 1974. 33 1. maps,
tables, bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the financial advantage of the
community based on assessment per acre. By
analyzing data from industries, expenditures and
residential assessment for Elmira, the author
shows that residential assessment is more than
twice as much as industrial assessment. Period:
1952 - 1971.
4025. Bloomfield, Elizabeth and Bloomfield, G.T. Urban
growth and local services: the development of
Ontario municipalities to 1981. Guelph:
Department of Geography, University of Guelph,
1983. 179 p. ill., tables. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU.
A compilation of key dates and short essays on
the development of services in urban centres.
There are chapters on incorporation histoiy, local
newspapers, boards of trade, railways, gas and
electricity, street railways and interurban lines,
waterworks and sewerage systems, public libraries,
and hospitals. Populations of all urban
municipalities are listed for every census from
1851 to 1981. Period: 1830 - 1981.
4026. Borovilos, George A. The evolution of the Town of
Berlin into the City of Kitchener: a period of
growth, change, and response to urban
industrialization, 1890-1925. University of
Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis, Geography), 1979. 2
fiche. maps, tables, bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
An analysis of the problems associated with
urban-industrial growth, such as inadequate
sewerage and public health hazards, and the need
for better municipal services. The author
examines the response of municipal governments to
these problems in a case study of
Berlin/Kitchener, and emphasizes critical
transitional periods in social, political and
economic affairs and the co-operative efforts of
local entrepreneurs and elected officials.
Appendices include tables of local industries,
occupations, elected officials and zoning by-laws.
Period: 1870 - 1925.
4027. Brillinger, Bruce A. and Adams, Donald W. Day
care: guidelines for action Kitchener: The
Authors?, 1968. 39 1. maps, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study undertaken when the Ontario Government
decided to subsidize municipally approved
pre-school day care centres. The report provides
information on day care needs in
Kitchener-Waterloo and perceptions of day care
needs by working mothers and makes
recommendations on setting up day care facilities and
hiring staff. Short profiles of existing centres are
contained in the appendix. Period: 1967 - 1968.
Government and Politics
391
4028. Chipman, Willis. Town of Galt, province of
Ontario: report on a proposed system of sewerage
and sewage disposal Galt: Reformer Press, 1895.
29 p. map. Loc: OK1TW.
Report recommending a separate sewerage system
with land filtration that would extend 8 miles.
Estimated costs and increases in the general tax
rate are calculated, and a plan of Galt showing
the proposed system is included. Fieldwork for the
report was done by A.J. McPherson, superintendent
of Galt Water Works. Period: 1894 - 1895.
4029. Conrad, Peter. Caring on the Grand: a history of
the Freeport Hospital Kitchener: Freeport
Hospital, 1987. 168 p. ill., bibl., index. Loc:
OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTUCG.
A comprehensive account of the hospital created
through the efforts of the anti-tuberculosis
movement. Topics include the search for a proper
site from 1908, use of the new building by the
Military Hospitals Commission from 1916 to 1920,
its functioning as a sanatorium between 1920 and
1936, and the eradication of the disease by 1957.
The final chapter describes the transformation of
the Freeport Sanatorium to a chronic and
rehabilitative care hospital during the 1960s.
The author mentions physicians, politicians and
women’s auxiliaries who contributed to the welfare
of the hospital, and includes reminiscences by
patients as well as numerous photographs. Period:
1908 - 1987.
4030. Coumans, Camilla C. "St Agatha Orphanage."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1966. 54: 31-32.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the orphanage, founded in
1858 by Father Eugene Funcken and Miss Margaret
Dietrich and renamed Notre Dame of St Agatha
Children’s Village in 1966. Period: 1858 - 1967.
4031. Coutts, Edgar N., Dr. "History of Freeport
Sanatorium." Waterloo Historical Society. 1943.
31: 11-28. tables. Loc: all.
An account of the institution’s doctors,
politicians and women of the Freeport Sanatorium
Auxiliary. The author discusses the importance of
health education and the X-ray in combatting
tuberculosis and presents a table showing changing
death rates per 100,000 for Canada, Ontario and
Waterloo County since 1901. Period: 1882 - 1943.
4032. Curtis, Kevin R. Role of municipal government in
municipal industrial development - Kitchener: a
case study. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis), 1980. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A critical examination of Kitchener’s municipal
government from 1958 to 1980, concluding that the
city’s policies and actions had been ineffective
in determining its industrial development. A
survey of manufacturers showed that 84 per cent
were uninfluenced by the City of Kitchener in
choosing their location. Period: 1958 - 1980.
4033. Davock, Paul W. The creation of a social service
setting: a description of the history and
theoretical considerations. Wilfrid Laurier
University (M.A. thesis, Psychology), 1974. 178 1.
bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A review by its first director of the process of
setting up the Developmental Centre in Waterloo, a
service opened in 1972 for pre-school retarded
children. The author outlines the preparations,
from writing initial proposals and creating an
administrative structure to hiring staff, as well
as the first few months in operation. Period: 1971
- 1972.
4034. Dunham, B. Mabel. 'Waterloo County House of
Industry and Refuge." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1947. 35: 19-28. Loc: all.
An account of the institution which began in
1866 to house the poor and the infirm. The author
describes its establishment and management, how
the residents were treated and the rules by which
they had to live. Period: 1867 - 1947.
4035. "End of an era." Waterloo Historical Society.
1965. 53: 69. ill. Loc: all.
A photograph showing the replacement of the last
of Waterloo’s globe-cluster street lights by
fluorescent lamps. Period: 1965.
4036. "Fires in Kitchener." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 76. Loc: all.
A note of five fires between December 1959 and
July 1960. One of these, described as the worst
fire in Kitchener’s history, destroyed two
commercial buildings on King Street East. Period:
1959 - 1960.
4037. Galt Hospital. The Galt Hospital, Galt, Ont.:
golden jubilee, 1890-1940. Galt: Galt Hospital,
1940. 15 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
A short history of the hospital and its training
school beginning with the first meeting of the
Hospital Board of Trustees in 1888. The booklet
provides details on the efforts of the first
superintendent, Elizabeth Gibson, and others in
the early years, as well as the development of the
institution and hospital programmes. Lists of
Galt Hospital Training School graduates from 1893
to 1934, medical staff in 1940, and past
physicians are also included. Period: 1890 - 1940.
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Government and Politics
4038. "Goudie Home gift totalled $200,000." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 84. Loc: all.
A note of the opening of the Salvation Army’s
Eventide Home. A.R. Goudie gave $200,000 towards
the construction of this building. Period: 1962.
4039. "Governor-General opens St Mary’s General Hospital
[WRP]." Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50:
22. Loc: all.
A note of the vice-regal visit to Kitchener and
Waterloo. Period: 1962.
4040. Haner, Vonnie. "Dog days and summer complaints."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73: 108-118.
Loc: all.
A history of health and welfare services in
Wellesley Township from 1849 to 1950, including
information on the first Board of Health and its
enforcement of Public Health Acts; sanitary
regulations in schools, factories and on farms;
and quarantine laws. Specific references are made
to typhoid, smallpox and diphtheria outbreaks, but
other concerns included veterinary-related
problems, weed control and the conditions of
pioneer graveyards. Period: 1849 - 1927.
4041. Hulet, Marion and Hebblethwaite, Katherine. "Blair
Athol." Waterloo Historical Society. 1966. 54:
33-35. Loc: all.
An account of the Galt Boys’ Home established in
1872 by Miss MacPherson to receive Dr Barnardo’s
English orphans for adoption or apprenticing in
Canada. Period: 1872 - 1883.
4042. Humphrey, E.T., Mrs. A historical sketch of the
Freeport Hospital and the auxiliaries. 1985. 11
1. Loc: OKIT.
A brief account of the members and activities of
the women’s auxiliary which began in 1921. Period:
1921 - 1984.
4043. Jaffray, William. "A day at the Waterloo Poor
House and what I learned there." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 72-78. ill. Loc:
all.
A lecture by William Jaffray at the Berlin Town
Hall in 1870, as reported in the Journal of
proceedings and by-laws of the Municipal Council
of the County of Waterloo, 1871. After a day
observing life at the Poor House, the author
describes what he saw and makes some
recommendations. He concludes that Poor House is
a good and benevolent institution. Period: 1869 -
1870.
4044. Johnston, Edward A The Berlin-Kitchener Fire
Department The Author, 1979. 5 p. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history of the Kitchener Fire Department
from 1840 to 1967, written by its fire chief in
commemoration of Kitchener’s 125th anniversary.
It provides information about fire-fighting
equipment, and a list of fire chiefs from 1854 to
1967. Period: 1840 - 1967.
4045. "Kitchener Fire Department moved." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 69. Loc: all.
A note of the department’s move from the fire
station built in 1857 to new headquarters on
Highland Road. Period: 1857 - 1960.
4046. Kitchener Light Commission. The origin of the
Ontario hydro-electric power movement Kitchener:
Quality Printers, 1919. 14 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A history of electric power in the province and
the efforts of D.B. Detweiler, E.W.B. Snider and
Adam Beck in bringing public hydro to the area.
The booklet includes an account of the day in
October 1910 when electric power was first turned
on in Berlin. Photographs are included of members
of the Kitchener Light Commission from 1917 to
1919. Period: 1902 - 1919.
4047. Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital. Kitchener- Waterloo
Hospital: our 60th year of community service,
1895-1955. The Hospital, 1955. 13 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A commemorative history and description of
current services. Photographs show the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital graduation class of
1955 and the members of the 1955 Hospital
Commission. There are lists of current hospital
officers and staff. Period: 1895 - 1955.
4048. Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital. Official opening of
the School of Nursing. 1964. 1 folded sheet, ill.
Loc: OKITW.
A programme including an historical sketch and
list of the current faculty and Board of
Commissioners. The copy held by the Waterloo
Historical Society contains a separate 15-page
brochure entitled School of Nursing and Residence
addition, describing the new building in detail
with floor plans. This brochure may have been
handed out in a torn of the hospital. Period: 1898
- 1964.
4049. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Ambulance service gets
first home." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984.
72: 150-152. ill. Loc: all.
A brief history of Kitchener’s ambulance service
from 1903 until 1984 when a permanent ambulance
station was opened. There are photographs of
ambulances in 1903, 1927 and 1951. Period: 1903 -
1984.
Government and Politics
393
4050. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Firehall bell is rescued."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1984. 72: 156-157.
ill. Loc: all.
The Kitchener Fire Department’s bell was
replaced in 1984, after having been placed in the
old city ball building and in storage for more
than 60 years. Period: cl880 - 1984.
4051. Maclver, Ian. Urban water supply alternatives:
perception and choice in the Grand Basin Ontario.
University of Chicago, Department of Geography,
Research paper no. 126. Department of Geography,
University of Chicago, 1970. 178 p. ill., maps,
tables, bibl. Loc: OCLG, OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
An historical survey of past and proposed
solutions to water supply problems, with an
analysis of both community and official government
perceptions and preferences on supply
alternatives. Period: 1969 - 1970.
4052. McMillen, Janet E. A qualitative analysis of
sewage treatment in Kitchener and Waterloo.
Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A. thesis,
Geography), 1974. 144 p. bibl., tables. Loc: OWTL.
An historical and contemporary study from which
the author concludes that Kitchener has met
increasing demands for sewage treatment better
than Waterloo. Charts and tables summarize the
sewage flow from Kitchener and Waterloo treatment
plants from 1960 to 1974. Period: 1857 - 1972.
4053. "Members of the Berlin Fire Company No. 1,
January, 1849." Waterloo Historical Society.
1983. 71: 6. Loc: all.
A list of 25 firemen reported by Henry Eby to
Thomas Saunders, Clerk of the Peace at the
district capital of Guelph. Period: 1849.
4054. Mitchell, Bruce. "Public participation and
education programs for water management in
Waterloo County." The Waterloo County area:
selected geographical essays. Edited by A.G.
McLellan. Waterloo: Department of Geography,
University of Waterloo, 1971. Pp. 206-215. tabl.
Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OWTUCG, OKIT.
Report of a 1970 survey to test the feasibility
of citizen participation in the process of
planning policies for future water management.
Period: 1968 - 1970.
4055. Oliver, Clifford A. A geographical analysis of
the location factors of fire stations: Kitchener
and London. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A.
thesis, Geography), 1966. 134 1. maps, bibl. Loc:
OWTL.
A study of key factors based on population
density, land use and topographic maps, and field
observations. Period: 1957 - 1966.
4056. Ontario Department of Health: Hospitals Division.
The hospitals of Ontario: a short history.
Toronto: Herbert H. Ball, 1934. 289 p. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A collection of illustrated descriptions of
hospitals including Galt General Hospital,
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, St Mary’s Hospital
and Freeport Sanatorium. Period: 1890 - 1934.
4057. Peter Barnard Associates. Waterloo area regional
transit study: Phase 1 report. Toronto: Peter
Barnard Associates, 1971. 53 p. graphs, maps. Loc:
OWTU.
An assessment of public transport with
recommendations for general improvements and
methods of integrating the various systems. Most
transit riders are found to be women, most without
a driver’s licence. Work and school trips account
for over half the journeys. The report recommends
that Kitchener replace its trolleys with diesel
buses, and that re-routing be carried out in the
Kitchener/Waterloo and the Galt/Preston/Hespeler
areas. It also recommends that school buses be
re-routed and that contracts be re-negotiated.
Period: 1970 - 1971.
4058. Quantrell, James. The history of the Cambridge
Fire Department. Cambridge: Ditner Printing,
1992. 65 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCCA.
A pictorial history of the Galt, Hespeler,
Preston and Cambridge fire departments,
commemorating the 150th anniversary of the first
fire service. The text and photographs portray the
firemen, machines, fire halls, notable fires and
accidents. Period: 1842 - 1991.
4059. Roth, Ken. Comprehensive health planning - a case
study. Kitchener-Waterloo. University of Waterloo
(B.E.S. thesis, Urban and Regional Planning),
1972. 73 p. maps, tables. Loc: OWTU.
A methodology for health service provision
applied to Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, including
a brief outline of the hospital’s founding and
development, a description of its services in 1971
and an appraisal of its potential to meet local
health care needs to 1981. Period: 1895 - 1981.
4060. Rudy, Norma I. For such a time as this: L. Earl
Ludlow and a history of homes for the aged in
Ontario 1837-1961. Toronto: Ontario Association
of Homes for the Aged, 1987. 305 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWRE, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A history including short descriptions of
Waterloo County homes and services for the aged.
Period: 1837 - 1961.
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Government and Politics
4061. Schnarr, Judy. "The early history of optometry and
vision care in Kitchener-Waterloo." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1982. 70: 81-87. ill. Loc:
all.
A short account of the development of local
services and of individuals such as Henry Knell,
A. Chatfield, Arnold Jansen, the Hellers, the
Clarkes, John Hett, George Gordon and John Price.
Period: cl857 - 1982.
4062. Smith, J. Reginald, Dr. Galt Board of Health,
1854-1963. The Author, 1964. 9 p. Loc: OKIT,
OCCA.
A history of public health in Galt, from the
cholera epidemic of 1834, to the creation of the
Board of Health in 1854, to 1963 when the Waterloo
County Health Unit became responsible for public
health work. The medical officers, epidemics,
sanitation, isolation hospitals, and the incident
of 1939 when three men died of sewer gas are all
mentioned. The author, Dr Smith, was Galt’s
Medical Officer of Health from 1940 to 1963.
Period: 1834 - 1963.
4063. Social Planning Council of Kitchener-Waterloo.
The geographic distribution of users of selected
social, health and welfare services in
Kitchener-Waterloo: a research report. Kitchener:
The Council, 1973. 27 p. map, tables. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the provision of financial, health,
correctional, psychiatric, counselling,
occupational training, and housing services.
Period: 1966 - 1972.
4064. St Mary’s School of Nursing, Kitchener, Ontario.
Kitchener: The School, 194-?. 1 v. (unpaged), ill.
Loc: OKIT.
A brochure designed to attract student nurses,
prefaced by a sketch of the establishment of St
Mary’s Hospital and the School of Nursing,
Kitchener. The hospital was officially opened by
the Sisters of St Joseph in 1924 and the School of
Nursing began in 1931. Period: 1924 - 1931.
4065. Taylor, Ryan. "The Kitchener isolation hospitals."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78: 74-82.
ill. Loc: all.
A detailed account, based mainly on Board of
Health records, of arrangements made in the early
twentieth century to segregate patients suffering
from infectious diseases such as diphtheria,
scarlet fever, consumption and smallpox. The
author describes the building on Highland Road
East of four houses that were used from 1913 until
the early 1940s. Period: 1899 - 1947.
4066. Tompkins, George. A history of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital Waterloo Lutheran
University (research paper), 1964. 28 1. Loc:
OKITW.
An outline of the founding, expansion and
financial history of the hospital. A short
history of the ambulance service is also given.
Period: 1894 - 1964.
4067. Tompkins, George. "A history of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 44-60. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A concise history of the hospital including
topics its founding and opening, the ladies’
auxiliary, expansions and the ambulance service.
Many names Eire included of the people who were
involved in the hospital’s development,
administration Eind promotion. Period: 1893 - 1964.
4068. Tresidder, Marion. A study of the needs of cancer
patients in Waterloo County, 1956-7: a joint
project of the Ontario Cancer Treatment and
Research Foundation and the Ontario Division,
Canadian Cancer Society. Toronto: The Foundation,
1957. 25 1. tables. Loc: OTU.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1956 - 1957.
4069. Victoria Park: 90th celebration: 1896 Berlin -
1986 Kitchener. 1986. 1 v. (unpaged), ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A programme and brief history to mark the
celebration on Sunday, 24 August 1986. Topics
include the creation of the lake, the erection of
busts of Kaiser Wilhelm and Queen Victoria, the
building of the Pavilion in 1902 and its
destruction by fire in 1916. Period: 1896 - 1986.
4070. Victoria Park souvenir, 1901: Berlin’s beautiful
park. Berlin: H.S. Hallman, 1901. 16 p. Loc:
OKIT.
Ten views of the park and portraits of members
of the Berlin Park Board in 1894 and 1901. Period:
1894 - 1901.
4071. Vrooman, Paul C. and Morgenson, Donald F. The day
care of children in Kitchener-Waterloo: a research
report Kitchener: Social Planning Council of
Kitchener-Waterloo, 1970. Ill 1. ill., bibl. Loc:
OWTL.
A statement of the need for quality care that is
educational, recreational and social, rather than
merely custodial. The authors discuss factors
such as maternal employment, neighbourhood
considerations, the auspices of day care
programmes, and legislation. Numerous
recommendations are made, including the provision
of more centres in logical locations, more
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government subsidies and involvement, and the
implementation of legislation. Period: 1969 -
1970.
4072. Waterloo County Board of Health. The health of
the County of Waterloo: annual report of the
Medical Officer of Health. The Board, 1972. Loc:
OWTL.
A report on the year’s activities by divisions
including School Health, Public Health, the
Community Nutritionist, the Health Inspector,
Dentistry Division, and the Environmental Hygiene
Division. Statistics of births, infant mortality,
deaths and causes of deaths are included. From
1973, the annual report continues as The health
of Waterloo Region: annual report of the Medical
Officer of Health issued by the Board under its
later name, Waterloo Regional Health Unit. Period:
1972.
4073. Waterloo County House of Industry and Refuge.
Annual report of the Inspector of the House of
Industry and Refuge for the County of Waterloo.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. A00710. 1869 - 1882. 3
fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
Reports including an account of the causes of
pauperism and statistics on the inmates: where
they were bom, their age, sex, disability, how
many had died, and how many had fled the
institution. A financial statement sums up the
money earned by the inmates through farming and
goods manufactured, and the money spent
maintaining the institution. Three reports are on
microfiche: the 2nd for 1869, the 5th for 1872,
and the 15th for 1882. Period: 1869 - 1883.
4074. 'Waterloo gets new street lights [WRP]." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1955. 43: 53. Loc: all.
A note of the installation of fluorescent lights
on King Street, Waterloo. Period: 1919 - 1955.
4075. Weiler, Jo-Anne. One more battle: Kitchener
fights influenza, October 1918. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, History), 1988. 48 p.
charts, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study from which the author concludes that the
severity of the epidemic made the public turn from
individual doctors to a broader authority, the
Kitchener Board of Health. This resulted in a
more bureaucratic public health service and more
interaction between physicians and lay people.
Statistics and graphs document when and how the
disease struck the community. Period: 1918 - 1919.
4076. Wilmot Wellesley Community Inventory Committee.
The Wilmot- W ellesley community inventory: data
presentation and report. The Committee, 1972. 314
1. tables, bibl. Loc: OWT.
A registry of social services with descriptions
of the communities of St Agatha, Philipsburg,
Petersburg, and Baden in Wilmot Township and
Heidelberg, Crosshill, St Clements, Linwood, and
Wellesley in Wellesley Township. Topics include
population trends, location, climate, soils, water
supplies, communications, housing, education,
recreation, social structure, municipal services,
economic base and regional government. Period:
1825 - 1972.
4077. Wright, Gary W. Public utilities and regional
government in Waterloo County. Waterloo Lutheran
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1968. 41 p.
maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study on the basis of which the author
recommends that separate regional utility
commissions be established for electricity, water,
natural gas, and transportation. Street maps of
Elmira, Waterloo, Kitchener, Preston, Galt and
Hespeler show streets with natural gas lines.
Other maps show bus routes in Kitchener, Galt and
Waterloo and the land annexed to various towns and
cities in the Waterloo County area up to 1964.
Period: 1945 - 1968.
4078. Zavaros, Margaret. 'Waterloo Park, 1890-1990."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1990. 78: 83-99.
ill. Loc: all.
A well-illustrated account of the planning and
development of the park, to mark its centennial.
The author provides details of many persons,
organizations, and recreational activities
associated with the history of the park. Period:
1880 - 1990.
MILITARY HISTORY
4079. Barrie, E.G. "History of the militia in Waterloo
County." Waterloo Historical Society. 1931. 19:
266-273. Loc: all.
An account of the militia from 1866 to 1931
based on the official History of the Scots
Fusiliers of Canada by E.C. Shelley. The author
explains that, prior to 1914, the militia was
drawn from all parts of the county and organized
in eight companies but in that year it was divided
into northern and southern units. Details of
whether drills and training were undertaken are
presented for each year between 1866 and 1931.
The Volksblatt of 12 January 1865 is quoted for
the 800 men drafted in the county in response to
the Fenian raids, 15 from Berlin being named. A
two-page list of officers and men of the Seventh
Company of the First Waterloo Battalion for 1857
(for the 7th, 8th and 9th Concessions of Dumfries
Township) is appended. Period: 1866 - 1931.
396
Government and Politics
4080. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1915."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1915. 3: 7-12. ill.
Loc: all.
An account of the military efforts of Waterloo
County in the First World War, including lists of
battalions, officers, and the dead and missing.
Mention is made of the new fireproof room for the
Society’s records in the Berlin Public Library.
Period: 1912 - 1915.
4081. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address, 1917."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1917. 5: 13-14.
Loc: all.
A brief account of the war relief efforts in
Waterloo County, with a particular note of the
conversion of the Freeport Tuberculosis Hospital
into a military hospital in 1916. Period: 1916 -
1917.
4082. Bruce, Elizabeth M. "Waterloo County Great War
memorials." Waterloo Historical Society. 1923.
11: 22-37. Loc: all.
An account of various memorials including the
monument in Ayr, the Soldiers’ Memorial Home in
Galt, tablets in various churches and schools, and
monuments in cemeteries. Names of all the
soldiers commemorated are given, with a note that
lists previously published in the WHS Reports for
1917 and 1918 were incomplete. Period: 1918 -
1923.
4083. "Dedication of H.L.I. Cairn in France." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1969. 57: 69. Loc: all.
A note of the unveiling of a memorial cairn near
Caen, France in honour of the Highland Light
Infantry and the 25th anniversary of a Second
World War battle in which James P. Kelly won a
medal for destroying two heavy Nazi tanks. Period:
1944 - 1969.
4084. Denis-Nathan, H. "The Highland Fusiliers of
Canada." Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60:
60-62. Loc: all.
A history of the regiment from its beginnings as
the Galt Rifle Company in the Rebellion of 1837,
with details of many changes in name of the
various military units until 1965 when Waterloo
County again had a single infantry regiment.
Period: 1837 - 1972.
4085. Donohoe, E.F. "Corvette Kitchener: deposit of bell
in Kitchener City Hall." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1946. 34: 36-37. Loc: all.
A brief description of the work done by the
Local Council of Women for the corvette during the
Second World War, including raising money for
various comforts. In recognition, the Canadian
Government presented the City of Kitchener with
the ship’s bell. Period: 1941 - 1945.
4086. Durward, D.N., Lt-Col. "The Highland Light
Infantry of Canada." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1945. 33: 8-16. Loc: all.
A brief account of the overseas service of
"Waterloo County’s own" battalion during the
Second World War, including names of the
lieutenant-colonels. Period: 1940 - 1945.
4087. Forbes, Alexander S. Volunteer recruiting in
Waterloo County during the Great War, 1914-1918.
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, History),
1977. 3 fiche. bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of Galt and Berlin from which the author
concludes that the main difference in recruitment
was not between Germans and other Canadians but
between Canadian-born and British-born males. The
turmoil in Berlin caused by recruiting techniques,
the conflicts among local army units, and the fate
of deserters are all discussed. Period: 1914 -
1918.
4088. "Galt War Memorial." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1930. 18: 230-233. Loc: all.
An account, based on the Galt Evening Reporter
of 11 November 1930, of the first remembrance
service at the Galt War Memorial which was
attended by about 9,000 people, including military
and civic officials and veterans. The newly
completed Memorial and Garden of Remembrance, on
the lot formerly occupied by the Galt Opera House
and donated by the Gore Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, were presented to the city by H.F.
MacKendrick, chairman of the War Memorial
Committee. Period: 1914 - 1930.
4089. Glanville, R. and Bartlett, Jack F. 1st
Battalion, the Highland Light Infantry of Canada,
1940-1945. Galt: Highland Light Infantry
Association of Canada, 1951. 126 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OKITW.
An illustrated history of Galt’s Highland Light
Infantry from May 1940, when the regiment was
ordered to mobilize for active service, until the
end of the Second World War. There are maps of
Normandy, Germany and the Netherlands showing the
regiment’s movements and a list of honours awarded
to members of the infantry during the Second World
War. Period: 1940 - 1945.
4090. Green, David. "Waterloo County’s militia."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1966. 54: 62-68.
Loc: all.
A history of the local militia from the early
rifle companies and the formation of the Highland
Fusiliers of Canada and 29th Battalion of Infantry
Government and Politics
397
in 1866 as a defence against Fenian raids. In
1920, the 29th Regiment was permitted to adopt the
name, The Highland Light Infantry of Canada. The
roles of local militia units in World War I and
World War 13 are described. Period: 1812 - 1965.
4091. Greer, Rosamond. "All aboard!!." The girls of the
King’s navy. Victoria, BC: Sono Nis Press, 1983.
160 p. ill., bibl. Loc: OCCA.
Personal recollections of the author’s training
at H.M.S.C. Conestoga, Galt in 1943. Isabel J.
Macneill of Galt was the only woman in command of
a naval establishment in the British Empire.
Photographs show the Wrens parading through Galt,
Wrens working at H.M.S.C. Conestoga, and a
statue in Galt commemorating the Women’s Royal
Canadian Naval Service. Period: 1942 - 1943.
4092. "The Highland Light Infantry of Canada
presentation of colours by ... H.R.H. the Princess
Margaret C.I., G.C.V.O. Friday August 1st, 1958
Civic Stadium, Hamilton." Galt Evening Reporter.
1958, July 29. Pp. 1A-28A. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A souvenir edition with articles on the history
of the regiment focusing on the Second World War,
with photographs and information on its commanders
from 1837 to the present. Period: 1837 - 1958.
4093. K-W Naval Association. K-W Naval Association 25
years. The Association, 1985. 1 v. (unpaged).
ill. Loc: OKIT.
An anniversary history of the association and
its activities, including the Ladies Auxiliary.
Information about the corvette Kitchener is also
given. Period: 1960 - 1985.
4094. Lautenschlager, Harold. New Hamburg cenotaph.
The Author, 1990. 26 p. Loc: OKIT, OWRN.
A history of the New Hamburg cenotaph, erected
in 1929, with brief biographical notes of the
thirty Wilmot Township men who died in the two
world wars. It lists streets in New Hamburg,
Baden, New Dundee, St Agatha and Mannheim named
after veterans. Period: 1914 - 1945.
4095. Lautenschlager, Harold. "New Hamburg cenotaphs."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79: 80-85.
ill Loc: all.
An account of the planning and erection of the
three successive war memorials of 1922, 1928 and
1991. Community leaders who organized these
projects and all who died in both world wars and
the Korean War are named. Period: 1921 - 1991.
4096. Lea, Joanne. The great war. Kitchener: Doon
Heritage Crossroads, Historic Sites Department,
Regional Municipality of Waterloo, 1987. 1 v.
ill., bibl. Loc: OKDHC.
A teacher’s kit of printed material, slides and
audio cassettes pertaining to Waterloo County
during the First World War, including a transcript
of an interview with veteran William Green of Galt
and his autobiography. Period: 1914 - 1918.
4097. "Lieutenant Willard Ewart Clemens." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1918. 6: 49. ill. Loc: all.
A note in memory of Willard Ewart Clemens
(1898-1917) of the Royal Air Force. Period: 1898 -
1917.
4098. McCallum, Fred H. "Experiences of a Queen’s Own
Rifleman at Ridgeway." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1915. 3: 24-39. Loc: all.
An account of the adventures of Fred McCallum of
Waterloo County at the Battle of Ridgeway in 1866,
during the Fenian Raids. Period: 1866 - 1916.
4099. "Our glorious dead: Kitchener-Waterloo and
district war casualties in 1944." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1944. 32: 25-31. Loc: all.
A list of nearly 200 who died on war service to
the end of 1944. Each entry gives details of
name, rank, home town, next of kin, and date of
death. Period: 1939 - 1944.
4100. "Our glorious dead: Kitchener-Waterloo and
district war casualties in 1945." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1945. 33: 39-40. Loc: all.
A list of about 50 soldiers, including details
of name, rank, home town, next of kin, and date of
death. Period: 1945.
4101. Peace souvenir: activities of Waterloo County in
the Great War, 1914-1918. Kitchener: Kitchener
Daily Telegraph, 1919. 70 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT, OCCA.
A book honouring the efforts of community
members who served in the war or at home. Lists
of soldiers who fought overseas are provided as
are entries on organizations such as the IODE and
the Red Cross. Also included are articles by W.H
Breithaupt and Mabel Dunham on the war effort.
Thirty-six pages of advertisements from local
businesses are indexed on page 3. Period: 1914 -
1919.
4102. "Roll of honour, 1916: officers and men of
Waterloo County who have made the supreme
sacrifice for king and country." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1916. 4: 24-25. Loc: all.
List compiled in 1916 of men from Galt,
Kitchener, Preston, Waterloo and Hespeler who died
in the First World War. Period: 1914 - 1916.
398
Government and Politics
4103. "Roll of honour: additions, 1917." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1917. 5: 41-42. Loc: all.
List of men from Waterloo County killed in the
First World War. Period: 1917.
4104. "Roll of honour: additions, 1918." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1918. 6: 9-10. Loc: all.
List of men of Waterloo County who died in the
First World War. Period: 1917 - 1918.
4105. Sherk, A.B., Rev. "Early militia matters in Upper
Canada, 1808-1842." Ontario Historical Society,
Papers and Records. 1915. 13: 67-73. Loc: OWTL,
OWTU.
An account of the military exemption of the
Quakers, Tunkers and Mennonites, derived from the
papers of Jacob Gonder, a pioneer of the Niagara
area. Period: 1808 - 1842.
4106. Snowie, J. Allan. Bloody Buron: the Battle of
Buron, Normandy, 08 July 1944. Erin: Boston Mills
Press, 1984. 120 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OCCA,
OKIT.
A lavishly illustrated account of the role of
the Highland Light Infantry of Canada and its many
men from Waterloo County. The names of those who
participated in the battle are listed, ten
citations are described, and interviews with
soldiers are quoted. A family tree of the
Highland Fusiliers of Canada outlines Waterloo
County military history from 1812 to 1965. Period:
1944 - 1945.
4107. Sykes, C.A., Rev. "Aviation gunner David Ward
Clement." Waterloo Historical Society. 1918. 6:
48-49. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of David Ward Clement
(1897-1917), a young aviation gunner and observer
who was killed during the First World War. Period:
1897 - 1917.
4108. Trinity Methodist Church, Kitchener. Roll of
honor: enlisted men to date, July 1st, 1917, 50th
anniversary of Confederation. Kitchener: The
Church, 1917. 1 sheet. Loc: OWTUR.
From the Clement/Bowlby Family Papers. Period:
1914 - 1917.
4109. Waterloo Town Council. Thanksgiving for victory,
Waterloo Ontario Canada. Waterloo: The Council,
1945. 15 p. Loc: OWTUR, OWT.
A programme of the service in Waterloo Park on
Sunday, 20 May 1945, marking the end of World War
Two. As well as listing the events of the day,
the programme includes names and photographs of
many Waterloo men killed in the war. Period: 1939
- 1945.
4110. Wert, Michael. From enlistment to the grave: a
case study of the 34th Battalion’s experience with
the Great War. Wilfrid Laurier University (B.A.
thesis, History), 1990. 52 p. tables, bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWTU.
A study of the experience of war by fifty-two
named recruits from Kitchener who were selected
randomly. Using personnel records from the
National Archives, pension records from the
Department of Veterans Affairs and local sources,
the author examines the lives of the soldiers
during the war and later. Information is provided
about injuries received in the war and the care
and compensation the men received as a result.
Period: 1914 - 1957.
4111. Wilder, T.A. "The history of the militia in
Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical Society.
1978. 66: 61-70. Loc: all.
An account of the founding and development of
various militia units, with descriptions of
typical activities such as the week-long training
camps. Period: 1837 - 1878.
POLITICS: MUNICIPAL, AND LOCAL ASPECTS
OF PROVINCIAL AND FEDERAL POLITICS
4112. Armstrong, L. Kitchener’s pro-labour council
1940-41. University of Waterloo (student essay),
1974. 28 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the pro-labour stance of Mayor
Meinzinger and the Kitchener City Council in
1940-1941. The author concludes that the
council’s campaign against some low wages in the
city was motivated by concern for the reputation
of the city and its industries and a desire to
prevent damaging strikes. Period: 1940 - 1941.
4113. Avery, Donald H. "British bom ’radicals’ in North
America, 1900-1941: the case of Sam Scarlett."
Canadian Ethnic Studies. 1978. 10,2: 65-85. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
Biography of a Scottish machinist who emigrated
to Canada in 1903 and became a labour organizer
involved with the Industrial Workers of the World
and the Communist Party of Canada. Scarlett
emigrated to work at the firm of Goldie-McCulloch
in Galt, becoming a member of its soccer team
which won the Canadian championship in 1904 and
also the Association Football title at the Olympic
games in St Louis. However, Scarlett stayed in
Galt for only a year and soon left Canada for the
United States. Period: 1903 - 1944.
4114. Boehm, Peter M. "Saw-off! Political turbulence in
Waterloo North in 1900." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1977. 65: 37-43. Loc: all.
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399
An analysis of the compromise to ensure that the
federal Conservative candidate, Joseph E. Seagram,
would not be opposed by the Liberals in the
federal election and that the Liberal, L.J.
Breithaupt, would not face opposition by the
Tories in the provincial by-election. Period: 1896
- 1900.
4115. Boudreau, Joseph A. The enemy alien problem in
Canada, 1914-1921. University of California - Los
Angeles (Ph.D. thesis, History), 1965. 211 1. ill.
A study concerned mainly with western Canada,
with some references on pp. 143-8 to the situation
in Kitchener during the 1917 federal election.
Period: 1916 - 1917.
4116. Bowman, I.E. and Cowan, James. "Confederation
debated in 1865." Waterloo Historical Society.
1966. 54: 4-7. ill. Loc: all.
Speeches made during the 3rd session, 8th
Provincial Parliament in March 1865 on the subject
of Confederation by Isaac Erb Bowman, Liberal
member for North Waterloo, and James Cowan,
Reform member for South Waterloo. Period: 1865.
4117. Breithaupt, James R. "Legislative Assembly members
1867-1967." Waterloo Historical Society. 1982.
70: 30-31. Loc: all.
A list of those who represented Waterloo North
in the Ontario Legislature, with their dates of
service and political parties. Period: 1867 -
1967.
4118. Calvin, Douglas G. Labour and municipal politics
1935-1969; Kitchener, a case study. Wilfrid
Laurier University (M.A. thesis, History), 1981.
118 p. maps, tables, bibl. Loc: OWTL.
An examination of Kitchener’s labour movement
through an analysis of the municipal election
results from 1935 to 1969. The author concludes
that labour’s most successful political activities
took place between 1940 to 1946, with Alfred
Mustin and William Kartechner being elected to
city council. Following the 1946 rubber strike,
the labour movement became divided and lost public
support. The author suggests that labour’s
decline was also caused by the conciliatory
response of city council to labour’s specific
demands. Tables of election results and maps
showing the areas of labour support in Kitchener
are included. Period: 1935 - 1969.
4119. Carter, John. "The reciprocity election of 1911:
Waterloo North, a case study." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1974. 62: 77-91. ill.,
tables. Loc: all.
An account of the free trade issue in the 1911
federal election in which Mackenzie King, Liberal
Member of Parliament, was opposed by W.G. Weichel.
The author analyzes coverage of the issue by the
Berlin Daily Telegraph and the Berlin News
Record. Four appendices give more details,
including names of members of the 1911 Berlin
Board of Trade and how each voted, voting figures
from the Berlin polling stations, and statistics
of how the urban and rural vote was split compared
with the federal election in 1901. Period: 1901 -
1911.
4120. Carter, John. Who governs Berlin-Kitchener,
1910-1917. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1973. 1 v. (various pagings). ill.,
tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the city’s leaders, in which
occupation, social status and ethnic background
are discussed as factors influencing political
decisions. The author examines the specific
issues of reciprocity in the 1911 federal election
and the name change in 1916. Period: 1910 - 1917.
4121. Chadwick, W.R. The battle for Berlin, Ontario: an
historical drama. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press, 1992. 176 p. ill., map,
bibl., index. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUR.
A detailed narrative of the events during the
First World War that culminated in the renaming of
Berlin as Kitchener in 1916. Period: 1914 - 1919.
4122. "Conestogo election fourth in 51 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1965. 53: 34. Loc: all.
A note of the forthcoming election in the police
village. Period: 1914 - 1965.
4123. Day, Cindy. Anti-German sentiment in Berlin
during the First World War. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 1988. 20 p.
bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of how the English reaction to Berlin’s
German population in the 1914-1918 war destroyed
the city’s dual English-German nature. The
author’s sources include newspaper reports, L.J.
Breithaupt’s diaries, and the letters of William
Walter Breithaupt who served with the 108th
Battalion. Period: 1914 - 1918.
4124. Donohoe, E.F. "Resolutions passed by Twin City
citizens upon the death of President Lincoln."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1943. 31: 43-45.
Loc: all.
An account of the 1865 resolution to send a
message of sympathy to Mrs Lincoln and to the
United States on behalf of the towns of Berlin and
Waterloo. Individuals noted as involved in the
decision were Ward H. Bowlby (then Reeve of
Berlin), Louis Breithaupt, Israel D. Bowman,
William Jaffray, Dougall McDougall, the Rev. John
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Armstrong and the Rev. D. Schulte. Period: 1865.
4125. D unford, James Ross. Political opinion in South
Waterloo 1857-1873. University of Toronto (M.A.
thesis), 1955. 1 reel. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A study of the attitudes of the people of Galt
to major political events of the period, as
recorded in its two newspapers, Jaffray’s
conservative Galt Reporter, and Young’s liberal
Dumfries Reformer. Following an introductory
chapter on the early settlement, the political and
economic issues of the day at all levels of
government are recounted. Special attention is
given to the problems of Confederation and to
Canada’s relations with Britain and the United
States. Period: 1857 - 1873.
4126. Edwards, John D. The Kitchener coalition: a study
of urban politics, decision-making and the role of
the planner. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Planning), 1972. 203 1. maps, tables,
bibl. Loc: OWTU.
An examination of policy planning for urban
development and redevelopment with particular
reference to the Civic Centre site. The author
stresses the roles of the politicians, their use
of political power, and the patterns and
structures of political influence. The efforts of
groups such as the Kitchener Taxpayers’
Association, the residents of the site, the
Chamber of Commerce, and the Kitchener Coalition
are discussed. Period: 1951 - 1971.
4127. English, John and McLaughlin, Kenneth. "Allen
Huber: Berlin’s strangest mayor." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1981. 69: 4-12. ill. Loc:
all.
A detailed account of the political career of
Huber (1847-1915), the maverick Mayor in 1908 who
literally punched a member of the Berlin elite on
the nose. Period: 1847 - 1915.
4128. Enns, Gerhard. 'Waterloo North and conscription
1917." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963. 51:
60-69. bibl. Loc: all.
A scholarly account of the 1917 federal election
contest in Waterloo North between W.D. Euler and
W.G. Weichel in which the key issue was the
Conscription Bill. Period: 1917.
4129. Essex, J. "Great Kit-Wat name game." Macleans
Magazine. 1965. 78: 3. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1965.
4130. Fisher, P. "The royal visit." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1939. 27: 59-62. ill. Loc: all.
A description of the visit of King George VI and
Queen Elizabeth. Period: 1939.
4131. Galt, Alexander Tilloch. Canada, von 1849 bis
1859. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 39289. Preston:
W. Schlueter, 1860. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A locally published translation of a book by the
noted Canadian politician. Period: 1849 - 1859.
4132. Heick, W.H. "’If we lose the war, nothing else
matters’: the 1917 federal election in North
Waterloo." Ontario History. 1980. 72,2: 67-92.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
An analysis of the election won by W.D. Euler, a
Laurier Liberal who campaigned against
conscription. The political issues and campaigns
of Euler and his main opponent, the Unionist
candidate W.G. Weichel, are presented from both a
local and national point of view. The study shows
that the election was more complicated than a
confrontation between English and French Canada.
Period: 1914 - 1918.
4133. Hungler, John Joseph. The problems and reactions
of the German-Canadian community in
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, caused by the
Military Service Act and Wartime Franchise Act of
1917. University of Windsor (M.A. thesis,
History), 1967. 79 1. tabl. Loc: OWA.
Reference from Bibliography of Ontario history,
1867-1976 (Bishop et al.). Period: 1916 - 1917.
4134. Hunsberger, Albert. "Biographical sketches of
Legislative Assembly Members, 1792-1867."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1981. 69: 127-145.
Loc: all.
Short biographies of those who represented the
Waterloo North and then the Kitchener riding, from
1792 to 1867. The original version, available in
the Kitchener Public Library and elsewhere, was
prepared for James R. Breithaupt, M.P.P.
Kitchener, by Mr. James O’Mara of the Legislative
Research Service. Biographies are included for:
Nathaniel Pettitt, Richard Beasley, Robert Nelles
(or Nellis), Joseph Willcocks, John Wilson (or
Willson), Abraham (Abram) Markle, James Durand,
Moses Gamble, Richard Hatt, James Crooks, George
Rolph, Caleb Hopkins, Absalom Shade, James
Webster, Adam Johnston Fergusson (later A.J.
Fergusson-Blair), Michael Hamilton Foley and Isaac
E. Bowman. Insufficient details were available for
S. Hill, W. Chisholm and W. Scollick. Period: 1792
- 1867.
4135. Krueger, Ralph R. "The Kitchener Market fight:
another view." Urban Forum: Journal of the Urban
Research Council of Canada. 1976. 2,2: 40-47.
ill. Loc: OWTU.
A response to the negative reactions to the
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401
Kitchener urban renewal plan, with critical
reference to Jack Pasternak’s book on the Farmers’
Market-City Hall redevelopment project. The
author, geography professor at the University of
Waterloo and member of the Kitchener Urban
Renewal Committee in 1971, maintains that the
process was both democratic and justified by the
success of the project. Period: 1960 - 1976.
4136. McIntosh, Frances R. "Our man in Ottawa."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55: 63-85.
ill. Loc: all.
Biographical sketches of Waterloo North’s ten
representatives in the Canadian Parliament since
1867: Isaac Erb Bowman, Hugo Kranz, Joseph E.
Seagram, William Lyon Mackenzie King, William G.
Weichel, William D. Euler, Louis O. Breithaupt,
Norman C. Schneider, O.W. Weichel and Kieth R.
Hymmen. This essay won first prize in the 1967
Kitchener Public Library Centennial Essay
Competition. Period: 1867 - 1967.
4137. McKegney, Patricia. Germanism, industrialism, and
propaganda in Berlin, Ontario during World War L
University of Waterloo (M.A. thesis, History),
1979. 461 p. ill., map, bibl. Loc: OWTUR.
A study concluding that the general reaction of
Berlin citizens to World War I was dominated by
three main factors named in the title. The author
examines Berlin’s institutions such as the City
Council, Board of Trade, School Board and churches
as well as the various federal and municipal
elections, the recruiting campaigns for the 118th
Battalion, and the campaign to change the name of
the city of Berlin to Kitchener. Period: 1914 -
1918.
4138. McKegney, Patricia. The Kaiser’s bust: a study of
war-time propaganda in Berlin, Ontario 1914-1918.
Bamberg Heritage Series no.2. Wellesley: Bamberg
Press, 1991. 279 p. ill., bibl., map. Loc: OCP,
OKIT, OWRL, OWRW, OWTL, OWTU.
An illustrated history of how government
propaganda, Berlin’s industrialism and Germanism
affected the inhabitants of the city during the
First World War. The work is largely based on the
author’s Masters thesis at the University of
Waterloo. A fully indexed record appears in the
WRP database under the thesis title, Germanism,
industrialism, and propaganda in Berlin, Ontario
during World War L Period: 1914 - 1918.
4139. McMahen, Janice A Berlin becomes Kitchener: a
breach in the German tradition of an Ontario
city. Waterloo Lutheran University (B.A thesis,
History), 1973. 75 1. bibl. Loc: OWTL.
A study of the tension in Berlin/Kitchener
during the First World War, especially on the
issues of German-language instruction in public
schools and business attitudes to the German name
of the city. The work includes excerpts from
newspapers reporting the throwing of Kaiser
Wilhelm’s bust into the lake in 1914, the
Concordia Club raid in 1916, and the vote to
change the city’s name. The author also notes
Berlin’s contributions to the war effort and
impressions of the city by outsiders during the
war. Period: 1913 - 1920.
4140. McPhedran, Greta. A study of Kitchener during the
period 1935-1937. University of Waterloo (student
essay, History), 197-?. 1 v. (various pagings).
tables. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the social and economic status of
Kitchener’s politicians who tended to be
businessmen and entrepreneurs. Tables provide
statistical data on the city’s industrial growth
from 1914 to 1939. Period: 1935 - 1937.
4141. Myers, Pat. Prohibition as a political issue in
Berlin: 1898, 1911, 1914, 1919. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 197-?. 35 p.
Loc: OKIT.
A study, based on newspaper editorials and
church records, showing that prohibition was
favoured only by a small, organized lobby
identified with the Liberal Party and some
churches by the end of the study period. Period:
1898 - 1919.
4142. Norcliffe, G.B. "Territorial influences in urban
political space: a study of perception in
Kitchener-Waterloo." Canadian Geographer. 1974.
18: 311-329. bibl., map, tables. Loc: OKIT, OWTL,
OWTU.
A quantitative description of how citizens of
Kitchener and Waterloo perceived themselves and
each other. The differences are attributed to
territoriality operating on an urban scale. The
author concludes that his study of local loyalties
confirms the correctness of the decision not to
amalgamate the two cities as proposed in the Fyfe
Report of 1970. Period: 1970 - 1974.
4143. O’Grady, John. Political power in Kitchener.
University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis), 1973. 170
p. bibl. Loc: OWTU.
A analysis of those who governed Kitchener in
1973, following a chapter on the past histoiy of
the city’s changing political elite. The roles of
30 named community leaders are examined in four
specific issues: the Oktoberfest, the Federated
Appeal, urban renewal, and City Council. The
author concludes that the business community has
the decisive voice in community affairs. Period:
1912 - 1973.
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4144. O’ Mar a, James. Kitchener Legislative Assembly
members, 1792-1867. Toronto: Queen’s Park,
Legislative Library, Research and Information
Services, 1981. 69 p. bibl. Loc: OKTT.
Biographical sketches of those who represented
the Berlin district in the provincial legislature,
with an explanation of changing definitions of the
constituencies. Period: 1800 - 1867.
4145. Offenbeck, John. The Nazi Movement and German
Canadians, 1933-1939. University of Western
Ontario (M.A. thesis, History), 1970. 195 p. bibl.
Loc: OLU.
A study of the spread of Nazi propaganda through
the Deutsche Bund, the Deutsche Zeitung
newspaper, the promotion of German-language
instruction and the annual German Day
celebrations. The author focuses mainly on larger
centres and Western Canada but notes the
establishment of the Deutsche Bund of Canada at
Waterloo in January 1934 and the early leadership
of Karl Gerhard who was attached to Waterloo
College. The Kitchener-Waterloo branch of the
Bund, led by Ernst Woelfle, was the only permanent
one in Ontario, though it failed to convince most
members of the traditional German social clubs
such as the Concordia Period: 1933 - 1939.
4146. Oswald, Marie C. The zenith of tension: Waterloo
North and the wartime general election of 1917.
University of Waterloo (student essay, History),
1978. 93 1. tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the issues of compulsory military
service, local anti-conscription political
campaigns, local and national anti-German
sentiment, the name change from Berlin to
Kitchener, and contributions to patriotic and
war-relief funds. Tables include statistical
information on voters’ ethnic origins and
religion, as well as changes of business name in
the county in 1916. Period: 1914 - 1917.
4147. The other side: an appeal for British fair play.
1916. 2 sheets. Loc: OWTLR.
A propaganda pamphlet endorsed by the Citizens’
League of Berlin, advocating retention of the
city’s name. The authors claim that the initial
meeting to change the name was packed, that the
raid on the Concordia Club was unprovoked, that
the Mennonite faith prevented many descendants of
Pennsylvania Germans from enlisting, and that the
name change was being promoted for commercial
reasons by manufacturers. Period: 1915 - 1916.
4148. Pasternak, Jack. The Kitchener Market fight.
Toronto: S. Stevens, Hakkert, 1975. 236 p. ill.,
bibl., index. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT, OWRN.
A strongly partisan account of alleged
machinations behind Kitchener’s urban development
by a member of the Citizens Committee for a Better
County Core, an organization which tried to save
the old market and the city hall in Kitchener in
1971. Among the organizations criticized are the
Kitchener Urban Renewal Committee, the
Kitchener-Waterloo Record, Oxlea Investments
Ltd, and the Ontario Municipal Board. Period: 1962
- 1971.
4149. Penny, Andrew. The governors of Berlin
(1910-13). University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 197-?. 25 1. tables, bibl. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL.
A study of key issues in order to determine how
civic decisions were made, which groups and
individuals possessed the greatest resources and
exercised the greatest influence, and what kind of
relationship existed between the decision-makers
and the mass of voters. The author presents brief
profiles of Berlin politicians and current issues
such as cityhood, public ownership of
hydro- electricity, and reciprocity. Period: 1910 -
1913.
4150. "Preston’s 10th Warden in 103 years." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1960. 48: 23. Loc: all.
A note of the election of James Sanderson of
Preston as Warden of Waterloo County for 1960.
His nine predecessors from Preston were Jacob
Hespeler, Abraham A. Erb, William C. Scheuter,
George A. Clare, S.L. Cherry, Dr Anthony Oaks,
Mark M. Donald, William J. Pelz and Ford I.
Willson. Period: 1856 - 1960.
4151. Proclamation! nordlicher Wahlbezirk des County
Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 46866,
58274. Berlin: Canadier Druck, 1862 - 1863. mf.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An electoral announcement for the north riding
of Waterloo County. Period: 1862 - 1863.
4152. Proclamation! north riding of the County of
Waterloo to wit: public notice is hereby given to
the electors of the north riding of Waterloo.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 56145, 55650, 58725,
58286. Berlin: Telegraph, 1861 - 1864. mf. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU.
Election proclamations dated 1861, 1862, 1863
and 1864. Period: 1861 - 1864.
4153. Proclamation! south riding of the county of
Waterloo! to wit: public notice is hereby given to
the electors of the south riding of the county of
Waterloo ... for the purpose of electing a person
to represent them in the Legislative Assembly.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 57196, 58277. Berlin:
Government and Politics
403
Telegraph, 1857, 1863. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Period: 1857 - 1863.
4154. Proclamation! sudHcher Wahlbezirk des County
Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 58273.
Berlin: Canadier Druck, 1863. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An electoral announcement for the south riding
of Waterloo County. Period: 1863.
4155. Stewart, Rod. "Federal elections in Waterloo South
(1867-1963)." Waterloo Historical Society. 1963.
51: 29-34. Loc: all.
An analysis based on files of the Galt
Reporter and Galt Reformer, showing that in
nearly all elections local voters were against the
national trend, electing Liberals in the
nineteenth century and Conservatives since 1900.
A table summarizes the votes for all candidates in
29 elections or by-elections. Period: 1867 - 1963.
4156. Stovel, Rob. A spatial analysis of voter turnout
in Kitchener, 1972-1985. Wilfrid Laurier
University (B.A. thesis, Geography), 1986. 103 p.
maps, bibl., tables. Loc: OWTL.
A study of voter lists and census data from
which the author finds that voter turnout is not
significantly related to ethnicity, but positively
related to high socio-economic status. Voter
turnout is found to have been unaffected by
increase in population or the change to the ward
system after the election of 1976. Controversy
and competition are concluded to be the best
stimuli to voter participation. Period: 1972 -
1985.
4157. Tessaro, Annamaria. Mackenzie King and the 1911
election in North Waterloo. University of
Waterloo (student essay, History), 1978. 51 p.
bibl., tables. Loc: OKIT.
An analysis of the federal election when the
Liberal Minister of Labour, W.L. Mackenzie King,
lost to W.G. Weichel of the Conservative Party.
The author concludes that the working class vote
was instrumental in defeating King, perhaps
because of his poor handling of the Grand Trunk
Railway strike, or because of fears of the
economic threat of free trade to local
manufacturers. Period: 1864 - 1911.
4158. Tessaro, Annamaria. "Mackenzie King in North
Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1978.
66: 18-40. bibl., tables. Loc: all.
An historical account of the 1911 federal
election in which King lost to Conservative W.G.
Weichel on the issue of reciprocity with the
United States. The author quotes from King’s
correspondence and diaries and presents tables
showing results in the 1908 and the 1911 elections
from polling stations in the riding of North
Waterloo. Period: 1908 - 1911.
4159. Thomson, Andrew McCauley. "The Berlin scandal of
1866." Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79:
115-116. Loc: all.
An account of the resignation of Louis
Breithaupt as Deputy Reeve of the Waterloo County
Council, following exposure of the plan to pad the
Berlin assessment roll in order to obtain a second
seat for the village on the county council.
Period: 1865 - 1866.
4160. Thomson, Georgina H. "A nonagenarian remembers."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1951. 39: 36-38.
Loc: all.
A short account of a political debate between
James Young and Samuel Memer, the two candidates
for South Waterloo in the 1878 federal election.
Period: 1878.
4161. "Tomecko heads Waterloo Council." Financial
Post. 1961. 55: 3. ill. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1961.
4162. Tough, Bonnie. Who governed? Berlin 1900-1905.
University of Waterloo (student essay, History),
197-?. 25 p. bibl. Loc: OKIT.
A study of the city’s political leaders and the
factors of occupation, social status, and ethnic
background in political decision-making. Period:
1900 - 1905.
4163. Trowbridge, Robert W. War time rural discontent
and the rise of the United Farmers of Ontario
1914-1919. University of Waterloo (M.A, thesis,
History), 1966. 3 fiche. bibl. mf. Loc: OWTU.
A study of the party’s origins including the
desire to keep young farmers at home during World
War One. Although the work is broad in scope and
deals with issues at the provincial level, the
author mentions briefly the stance taken by North
Waterloo farmers on the cancellation of exemptions
from military service. Period: 1914 - 1919.
4164. Wilson, Barbara M. "Loyalty in question." Ontario
and the First World War, 1914-1918: a collection
of documents. Ontario Series No. 10. Toronto: The
Champlain Society, 1977. Pp.lxx-lxxxiv, 75-100.
Loc: OWTU, OKIT, OWTL.
A review of the events that expressed
anti-German sentiment in Berlin/Kitchener. Pages
lxx to lxxxiv describe incidents such as the
raiding of the Concordia Club in Berlin and the
Acadian Club in Waterloo, the attack on the Rev.
C.R. Tappert, the name change issue, the
conscription controversy, the unrest associated
404
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with the municipal election of January 1917, and
the findings of a court of inquiry into the
disturbances. Pages 75 to 100 include documents
reflecting ethnic and political divisions in the
city (including letters to the editor of the
Berlin News Record by W.H. Breithaupt and W.G.
Cleghom). Period: 1914 - 1918.
4165. Wilson, J.M. "The myth of candidate partisanship:
the case of Waterloo South." Journal of Canadian
Studies. 1968. 3,4: 21-31. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
An analysis of the 1964 by-election won by Max
Saltsman for the New Democratic Party. Period:
1960 - 1964.
4166. Wilson, J.M. "Politics and social class in Canada:
the case of Waterloo South." Canadian Journal of
Political Science. 1968. 1: 288-309. tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A detailed analysis of the 1964 Waterloo South
federal by-election won by Max Saltsman, the NDP
candidate. The author interprets the result as
indicating a growth in class politics and a
lessening of the importance of religion and
ethnicity in determining the outcome of Canadian
elections. Period: 1921 - 1968.
4167. Wilson, J.M. 'Waterloo South breakthrough for the
NDP?." Canadian Forum. 1964. 44,527: 196-198.
Loc: OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A report of the NDP victory in the 1964 federal
by-election in Waterloo South. While the author
credits the personality of Max Saltsman for the
election win, he suggests that the NDP’s ability
to collect votes from both the Liberal and
Conservative parties could be replicated
elsewhere. Period: 1963 - 1964.
4168. Winn, Conrad and McMenemy, John. "Political
alignment in a polarized city: electoral cleavages
in Kitchener, Ontario." Canadian Journal of
Political Science. 1973. 6: 230-242, tables. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A study of the debate over the redevelopment of
the Kitchener Farmers’ Market, based on data from
the 1967, 1969 and 1971 municipal elections, the
1971 referendum ballots and the 1971 provincial
election. The authors conclude that the voters
split into right and left political wings, as well
as dividing along religious lines which isolated
the Catholic population. Similarities between
provincial and local patterns of voting are also
demonstrated. Period: 1967 - 1973.
4169. Winn, Conrad. "The secret life of Kitchener’s
parties." Canadian Forum. 1972. 52,623: 10. Loc:
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUSJ.
A portrayal of Kitchener’s municipal politics as
outwardly discreet and pragmatic but contradicted
by partisan voting, as shown in the election
following the Farmers’ Market controversy. Period:
1970 - 1972.
4170. Young, James. Our national future!: being four
letters fay James Young in opposition to commercial
union (as proposed) and imperial federation! and
pointing out what the writer believes to be the
true future of Canada as a part of North America.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 26165. Galt: Collie
and McGiverin, 1887. mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A political pamphlet by the long-time newspaper
proprietor and editor of the Dumfries Reformer,
who also represented South Waterloo as a Liberal
in the Dominion Parliament from 1867 to 1878.
Period: 1887 - 1888.
Townships and Urban Centres
405
STUDIES OF SPECIFIC TOWNSHIPS
AND URBAN CENTRES
AYR
4171. Ayr and District Chamber of Commerce. Ayr,
1824-1972: "the village beautiful”. Ayr: The
Chamber, 1974. 56 p. ill., map. Loc: OWTU, OWRA
A commemorative book containing brief notes and
photographs of fifty businesses, photographs of
public buildings and prominent residents, an index
of services, and a zoning map. Period: 1824 -
1972.
4172. Ayr and District Chamber of Commerce. Ayr, 1986:
"the village beautiful". The Chamber, 1986. 16 p.
ill., maps. Loc: OKIT, OWBA.
A directory of current businesses with a
one-page history of the village, a map showing
points of interest, and a list of clubs and
organizations. Period: 1824 - 1986.
4173. Ayr Boosters’ Association. Our growing Ayr. Ayr:
Ayr News, 197-?. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWRA
A promotional brochure for the village, with
sections on its business district, homes,
churches, schools, transportation, communications
and recreational facilities. Period: 1824 - cl975.
4174. Ayr Centennial Committee. Historical pageant
presented by Ayr Centennial Committee. Ayr: The
Committee, 1924. 8 p. Loc: OWRA.
The programme of the pageant produced in
Victoria Park by F.P. Gorman. The various scenes
and characters are explained and there is a list
of contemporary businesses. Period: 1824 - 1924.
4175. "Ayr news of 1885." Waterloo Historical Society.
1961. 49: 31. Loc: all.
A note of some old municipal records found
during renovation of the village council chamber.
Period: 1885 - 1961.
4176. Ayr News. A warm welcome awaits you: 150th
anniversary and reunion 1824-1974. 1974. Loc:
OWRA
A collection of special issues, of which the Ayr
Public Library has those of 28 February, 4 July
and 29 July 1974. Each issue includes articles on
Ayr’s history with profiles of various sports
teams, local services and businesses, as well as
reminiscences of residents and former residents
and historical photographs of community buildings.
Period: 1824 - 1974.
4177. "Ayr notes." Waterloo Historical Society. 1948.
36: 43-44. Loc: all.
A short note of the deaths of two local
businessmen: Alexander C. Gillies, druggist and
sports enthusiast and James G. Fair, jeweller and
active community leader. The article also
mentions the sale of two historic buildings,
Reid’s Hall and The Gore (the Goldie family home).
Period: 1855 - 1948.
4178. Ayr Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history, Ayr
Women’s Institute, South Waterloo. 4 v. ill. Also
mf. Loc: OWRA OKIT.
A scrapbook history of Ayr, with Institute
members adding to it from time to time. Topics
include schools, industries, outstanding people,
churches, century farms, cemeteries, houses and
special events such as golden weddings.
Photographs and newspaper clippings illustrate the
work. Kitchener Public Library has a microfilm
copy made by the Archives of Ontario. Period: 1790
- 1990.
4179. Campbell, Alexander D., Dr. "Lincoln’s death has
repercussions in Ayr." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1985. 73: 17-21. ill. Loc: all.
A short anecdotal account of Dr Merritt’s links
with Abraham Lincoln. Period: 1864 - 1865.
4180. North Dumfries Pre-School Co-operative Inc. The
Ayr of days gone by. Ayr: Ayr News, 1986. 1 v.
Loc: OKIT.
A calendar showing twelve photographs of people
and places, dating mainly from the early twentieth
century, with brief captions of historical
information. Period: 1900 - 1940.
4181. North Dumfries Pre-School Co-operative Inc. A day
at Ayr. Ayr News, 1989. 1 v. Loc: OKIT.
A calendar featuring twelve engravings of Ayr
buildings and scenes, reprinted from the Saturday
Globe of October 12, 1889. The middle page is a
reprint of the article, "A day at Ayr" from the
same article. Period: 1889 - 1890.
4182. Schmidt, John P. "Ayr’s old boys and girls
welcomed home." Waterloo Historical Society.
1974. 62: 39-44. Loc: all.
A report of a community reunion to celebrate
Ayr’s 150th anniversary. Period: 1824 - 1974.
4183. Schmidt, Robert A. Ayr, 1824-1964: "the village
beautiful". Ayr: Ayr Boosters’ Association, 1964.
52 p. ill., indexes. Loc: OKIT, OWRA
A promotional account of recreational
facilities, housing, public buildings, municipal
services and scenery, with photographs and
descriptions of 40 businesses, an index of Ayr
406
Townships and Urban Centres
services and a telephone index. Period: 1824 -
1964.
4184. Schmidt, Robert A. "Uncover document signed at Ayr
in 1826." Waterloo Historical Society. 1954. 42:
47-48. Loc: all.
An account from The Ayr News of the discovery
of an 1826 petition signed by Abel Mudge and
others asking for a new road to connect Ayr and
Roseville. The document mentions Mudge’s mill,
establishing the date of the founding of Ayr as
1824. Additional confirmation found in William
Dickson’s journal is referred to in the 1955
volume, page 53. Period: 1824 - 1954.
4185. Simpson, Gillian. Historical geography of the
village of Ayr. University of Waterloo (B.E.S.
thesis, Geography), 1975. 1 fiche. maps, tables,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A study of development through four functional
stages: as agricultural service centre in the
early nineteenth century, industrial community
based on the John Watson company to the turn of
the century, subsequent decline, and commuter
community beginning in the 1970s. The author also
describes the physical environment, including
geology, soils, topography, vegetation, and
hydrography. Period: 1824 - 1975.
4186. Smith, Murray E. Ayr’s 150th anniversary and
reunion: a walking tour of Ayr. Ayr: Ayr
Sesquicentennial Committee, 1974, 1974. 3 p. Loc:
OWRA
A guide to a walking tour, describing the
architecture and history of 25 notable structures
including residences, churches, dams and bridges.
Period: 1824 - 1974.
4187. Taylor, Andrew W. "A walking tour of Ayr."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1971. 59: 38-47.
Loc: all.
An itinerary commenting on places of historical
interest in the village. Period: 1850 - 1950.
4188. Watson, Elizabeth Dolman. "Early days in Ayr."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1924. 12: 72-79.
Loc: all.
A short history of the settlement of the village
which began as the three separate communities of
Ayr, Jedburgh and Nithvale. The author relates
many anecdotes about prominent inhabitants
including Abel Mudge, John Hall and Mr Colcleugh
(all millers), James Jackson and Robert Wyllie
(both postmasters), Daniel Manley, William Baker,
Mr Laidlaw, John Watson, the Goldies and the
Guthries. Period: 1816 - 1867.
4189. Wilson, G.E. Duff. A walking tour through Ayr.
Ayr: Knox United Church, 1985. 3 p. Loc: OWRA
A guide to a tour of Greenfield and Ayr,
describing the architecture and historical
associations of various residential and public
buildings. The tour starts at Knox United Church,
proceeds along Hall Street, then follows Main
Street to Northumberland Street. Period: 1850 -
1985.
BRIDGEPORT
4190. Bridgeport Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Bridgeport Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 3
reels, ill., map. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWRE.
A scrapbook history containing newspaper
clippings and text on many topics including
schools, churches, organizations, memorable
community events, industries, family farms,
notable buildings, hotels, the postal service and
other businesses. Also included is a history of
the Bridgeport Women’s Institute itself. Period:
1829 - 1981.
4191. Dickson, F.W.R. "Bridgeport." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1965. 53: 12-18. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
An account of the community in the nineteenth
century, including references to Peter Erb, John
U. Tyson, Elias Eby and Jacob S. Shoemaker and
their businesses. Period: 1800 - 1965.
4192. Eichler, Idessa. "Bridgeport, a histoiy."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1950. 38: 30-37.
Loc: all.
An historical sketch including details of first
residents, hotels, churches, schools, the bridge,
the cemetery, the street railway, the sugar
factory, the casino and the country club. Period:
1829 - 1950.
4193. Featherston, C. "A history of Bridgeport."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1939. 27: 80-83.
Loc: all.
An historical sketch that emphasizes the earlier
years and mentions industries, hotels, schools,
bridges and churches. Period: 1807 - 1934.
4194. Hunsberger, Albert. Nineteen nineteen.
Kitchener: Ainsworth Press, 1980. 244 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
The events of 1919 seen through the eyes of a
young Mennonite boy from Bridgeport. A flood,
gathering maple sap, travelling to Markham on the
train, going to church and school, and harvesting
sugar beets are some of the episodes described.
The book is presented as a work of fiction
Townships and Urban Centres
407
although many events are historically accurate.
Period: 1918 - 1920.
4195. I jamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Bridgeport’s first 50
years 1829-1879." Waterloo Historical Society.
1979. 67: 43-68. ill., map. Loc: all.
A history of the community known earlier as
Shoemaker’s Mills, Glasgow Mills, Glasgow and
Lancaster. The author presents a detailed account
of businesses, churches, the school and of two
prominent inhabitants, Jacob S. Shoemaker and John
U. Tyson. Period: 1829 - 1879.
4196. "Plan of the village of Bridgeport in the Township
and County of Waterloo, C.W. as surveyed for
Messrs Shoemaker, Tagge, Devitt and Ferrier by
Schofield and Hobson, P.L.S. Berlin, C.W. 1856."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 24-25.
ill. Loc: all.
A plan with a key to 39 numbered buildings
noting businesses and residences, to which some
1965 details have been added. Period: 1856 - 1965.
4197. Zimmerman, Idessa. Bridgeport, Ont.. Bridgeport:
The Author, 1967. 23 p. ill., maps. Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT.
A history of the village from 1807 to 1967,
illustrated with sketches by the author and by
maps of both east and west sides of the town in
1856. Early settlers, industries, hotels,
churches and schools are described. Period: 1807 -
1967.
DUMFRIES (NORTH) TOWNSHIP
4198. Barrie, E.G. "North Dumfries Centennial address."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1952. 40: 42-44.
Loc: all.
Remarks about the pioneer era, with names of
many settlers and early organizations. Period:
1852 - 1952.
4199. Barrie, William C. "The Dickie Settlement, then
and now." Waterloo Historical Society. 1950. 38:
21-25. Loc: all.
An account of the area settled by the Dickie
family in 1834, with profiles of many family
members and others and notes on local schools and
farmers’ organizations. Period: 1816 - 1950.
4200. Branchton Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Branchton Women’s Institute, South Waterloo. 1
reel. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A microfilm copy of the community history
compiled by the Institute which was formed in the
early 1920s. Topics include farm families,
businesses, churches, Branchton United Church,
North Dumfries S.S.#17, and the development of the
Branchton Women’s Institute itself. Microfilmed
by the Archives of Ontario, on the same reel as
the Mount Healy Tweedsmuir history. Period: 1904 -
1972.
4201. Elliott, Hugh C. "North Dumfries administration
building." Waterloo Historical Society. 1967.
55: 61-62. Loc: all.
A report by the township’s secretary-treasurer
of the restoration for municipal office space of
the former Stone School of School Section Number
19. Period: 1857 - 1967.
4202. "Galt and North Dumfries." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Gumming, 1972 reprint.
Pp. 8-9. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, QWT.
An historical sketch of topography, early
settlement, the development of economic
activities, municipal government and services, and
social institutions such as churches and schools.
It is interesting as an early statement of what
was to become a widely accepted version of the
early history of the region. About half the space
is devoted to the period before 1821, and most of
the rest to an account of Galt’s development with
brief notes on Ayr, Roseville and Branchton.
Period: 1798 - 1881.
4203. Kinzie, Ira. "Roseville." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1951. 39: 41-43. Loc: all.
A short history which mentions early inhabitants
and businesses. The village’s development began
in 1805 when Christian Shantz bought a tract of
land from Robert Beasley. Period: 1805 - 1951.
4204. Little’s Corners Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir
history, Little’s Corners Women’s Institute, South
Waterloo. 1972. 1 v. ill. Also mf. Loc: OCCA
OKIT.
An illustrated history with sections on farms,
landowners, local businesses, schools, churches,
roads, veterans, and the Women’s Institute itself
which was formed in 1927. The histories of the
farms give genealogical details of the families
who lived there and notes on the changing patterns
of farming. A microfilm copy, made by the
Archives of Ontario and on the same reel as the
Thorndale Tweedsmuir history, is held by the
Kitchener Public Library. Period: 1820 - 1972.
408
Townships and Urban Centres
4205. MacKenzie, Marilyn Beatty. A geographical study
of North Dumfries Township. McMaster University
(B.A thesis, Geography), 1958. Ill 1. ill., maps.
Loc: OHM.
A comprehensive report on the physical
environment (landforms, soils, climate, drainage
and vegetation), history of settlement and
development, contemporary rural land use patterns,
and the urban functions of Galt and smaller
centres. There are many excellent maps, graphs
and photographs. Period: 1816 - 1957.
4206. "Map of North Dumfries Township." Historical
atlas of Waterloo & Wellington counties,
including: Illustrated Atlas of the County of
Waterloo (1881), County of Waterloo Directory
(1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas of the County of
Wellington (1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972
reprint, p. 19. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG,
OKTT, OWTL, OCCA OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE,
OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
A map at a scale of 60 chains to the inch that
shows rivers and streams, major roads and railway
lines, names townships, towns, villages and
hamlets, and numbers concessions and lots.
Properties of subscribers to the atlas and some
rural industries, post offices and churches are
also identified. Period: 1880 - 1881.
4207. Mill Creek Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
MSI Creek Women’s Institute, South Waterloo.
MiU Creek Women’s Institute, 1 v. Loc: OCCA
A miscellany of information and documents on the
history of the locality. Among the documents are a
history of Mill Creek W.I. from 1931 to 1936,
information on rationing in Canada during the
Second World War, and a MiU Creek school reunion
programme from 1910. There is also a copy of the
1954 winter issue of the Home and Country
magazine containing a prize winning essay by
Jennie F. Cowan, entitled "The rural home." It
includes pieces by Jennie Cowan on humorous
incidents in MiU Creek and on Clochmohr farm.
The institution disbanded in 1970. Period: 1828 -
1970.
4208. North Dumfries Township Council. By-laws of the
municipal council of North Dumfries for 1852.
Galt: Dumfries Reformer, 1852. 48 p. Loc: OKITW.
By-laws 1 to 17, following the Upper Canada
Municipal Corporations Act of 1849 and regulating
roads, fences, hotels and inns, and division into
wards. Period: 1849 - 1852.
4209. North Dumfries Township Council. Voters’ lists:
Township of North Dumfries- 1925, 1964. Loc:
OKITW, OWRBW.
List of people eligible to vote in municipal and
provincial elections arranged by polling
subdivisions. Other information includes lot,
concession, post office and rural route number of
the voter, status as tenant or freeholder and
whether eligible for jury service. Wilmot
Township Archives holds the list for 1925 and the
Waterloo Historical Society the list for 1964.
Period: 1925 - 1964.
4210. Perrin, George and Perrin, Jean. History of
Roseville village and its school S.S. no. 22,
North Dumfries. Roseville: The Authors, 1967. 15
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWTUCG.
A brief history of the community to mark the
school’s centennial. It provides details on early
settlement, prominent inhabitants, churches, war
service, agriculture and the former village of
Black Horse Comers. A history of the school is
based on the reports of Inspector Thomas Pearce
and gives the names of many former teachers and
pupils. Period: 1822 - 1967.
4211. Taylor, Andrew W. "North Dumfries centennial,
1852-1952." Waterloo Historical Society. 1952.
40: 41. Loc: all.
An brief account of the festivities held in
August 1952 in Ayr and Galt in recognition of the
township’s centennial. The author’s history of
the township, Our Yesterdays, was published.
Period: 1852 - 1952.
4212. Taylor, Andrew W. Our todays and yesterdays: a
history of the Township of North Dumfries and the
Village of Ayr. Preston: Progress Printing for
the North Dumfries and Ayr Centennial Committee,
1970. 344 p. ill., maps. Loc: OCCA OCLG, OKIT,
OWRA OWT, OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A new edition of Andrew Taylor’s book. Our
yesterdays, updated for the Canadian centenary.
Apart from the first two chapters on prehistory
and early settlement, the book is arranged
according to subject, not chronology. Topics
include municipal administration, organizations,
schools, railways, roads and agricultural
machinery. One chapter is a reprint of an article
by Robert E. Knowles about the Presbyterian
churches of Galt. Separate chapters are devoted
to Galt, Ayr (based in part on a 1924 Waterloo
Historical Society article by Elizabeth Watson),
Branchton and Roseville, and other hamlets and
subdivisions. The last chapter lists prominent
farm families, with lot and concession numbers and
names of successive owners. The latter part of
the book reproduces several documents, including a
transcript of a shortened version of the Crown
deed of 1798, confirming a grant of land to Philip
Stedman. There are also facsimiles of the
Township of Dumfries assessment of 1834 and the
Townships and Urban Centres
409
portion of Tremaine’s map of 1861 showing the
individual land holdings of North Dumfries.
Councillors and municipal officials of North
Dumfries are listed for the years 1852 to 1969 and
those of Ayr for the years 1884 to 1969. Period:
1816 - 1969.
4213. Taylor, Andrew W. Our yesterdays: a history of
the Township of North Dumfries, Ontario, Canada,
1816-1952. Galt: Galt Printers, 1952. 128 p.
ill., maps. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWTU,
OWTUCG.
A detailed history commemorating the township’s
centennial. Topics include prehistory, municipal
organization, agricultural organizations, schools,
railways, agricultural machinery and roads. The
localities of Galt, Ayr, Branchton and Roseville
are given special attention, and township
officials from 1852 to 1952 are listed. There is
no index or table of contents, and the information
given in this book is reprinted in the more
detailed edition, Our todays and yesterdays
(1970), which does contain an index. Period: 1816
- 1952.
4214. "Township of North Dumfries." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1960. 48: 34-36. Loc: all.
A brief history of the survey and subdivision of
the township, its organization as a municipality
in 1819, and the division into North and South
Dumfries in 1852. Various early settlers and
municipal settlers are named and all township
reeves from 1852 to 1960 are listed. Period: 1816
- 1860.
4215. Turnbull, William C. "Reminiscences from the East
River Road, North Dumfries." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1949. 37: 25-37. Loc: all.
A description of buildings and topography in the
area just south of Galt, with anecdotes about
various subjects including early families and
smallpox epidemics. Period: 1848 - 1949.
4216. Wood, J. David. The historical geography of
Dumfries Township, Upper Canada, 1816 to 1852.
University of Toronto (M.A. thesis, Geography),
1958. 142 p. ill., bibl., maps. Loc: OWTU.
A description of the natural environment and how
it was altered by three distinct groups of
settlers: the German Mennonites, the Presbyterian
Scots, and the English-Dutch-Irish from the United
States who were generally Methodists. The
differing patterns of settlement from 1816 to 1852
are analyzed for each ethnic group. Period: 1816 -
1852.
ELMIRA
4217. Anniversary Booklet Committee. Elmira: 50th
anniversary. St Jacobs: St Jacobs Printery, 1973.
98 p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A history commemorating the 50th anniversary of
the Elmira Old Boys’ and Girls’ Reunion, with
biographies of recent mayors, clerks, reeves,
educators and eminent citizens, and sketches of
churches, schools, sports, cultural activities,
organizations, transportation, and current
businesses and industries. Personal and corporate
subjects are thoroughly indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1923 - 1973.
4218. Elmira, Ontario: souvenir of inauguration and Old
Boys and Girls Reunion. Elmira: G.C. Hacking,
1923. 66 p. ill. Loc: OK3TW, OWTUR, OWRE.
A publication marking Elmira’s incorporation as
a town, with brief descriptions of industries and
services such as schools, churches, public
utilities and library as well as a history of the
community. There are photographs of homes,
streets, commercial buildings and landscapes, and
advertisements by local businesses. Period: 1840 -
1923.
4219. "Elmira’s town hall." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 55. Loc: all.
A note of the conversion of the old Elmira Post
Office into a Town Hall. Period: 1900 - 1967.
4220. "History of Elmira" Waterloo Historical
Society. 1973. 61: 9-18. ill. Loc: all.
An historical account of the community’s
businesses, industries, clubs, and organizations
since the 1830s, with brief profiles of Edward
Bristow, Peter Winger, Samuel Weaver, the Ruppels,
the Klincks and the Brubachers, and descriptions
of special events such as Pig Day and the Maple
Syrup Festival. Period: 1830 - 1972.
4221. Klinck, George. "The early days of Elmira"
Waterloo Historical Society. 1927. 15: 285-296.
Loc: all.
An account of pioneer settlers and businesses,
with references to schools and churches built
since the village was named in 1853. Period: 1830
- 1870.
4222. Klinck, George. Enterprising Elmira an
historical, descriptive, and illustrated book of
the village of Elmira, Waterloo County, Ontario,
Canada Elmira: George Klinck, 1903. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OK1TW, OWRE.
A compendium of detailed information on
businesses, industries, clubs, residents,
societies, schools and churches, with photographs
410
Townships and Urban Centres
of prominent individuals, buildings and
streetscapes. Period: 1840 - 1903.
4223. Klinck, George. "Enterprising Elmira." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1945. 33: 35-38. Loc: all.
A sketch of the contemporary community,
including descriptions of businesses, clubs and
services such as the Elmira Shirt and Overall
Company, the Elmira Furniture Company, the Link
Belt Company, Silverwood Dairies, the
Horticultural Society, the Elmira Monthly Fair and
the Public Library. There are lists of members of
the Board of Trade and of the village council of
1895. Period: 1895 - 1945.
4224. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Elmira, 1886-1986."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1986. 74: 72. Loc:
all.
A brief note of preparations to celebrate
Elmira’s centennial, including publication of a
book by the Woolwich Historical Foundation.
Period: 1886 - 1986.
4225. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Elmira Centennial,
1886-1986. Elmira Independent, 1986, August 5.
128 p. ill., map, index. Loc: OKIT, OWT, OWRE,
OWTU.
A special supplement, celebrating the town’s
centennial with a wealth of detailed information
about industries, businesses, theatres, fairs,
parks and organizations. Articles by Otto W.
Klinck and Bertha Thompson on theatres and music
in Elmira are reprinted from annual reports of the
Waterloo Historical Society. Persons and
organizations are thoroughly indexed in the WRP
database. Period: 1886 - 1986.
4226. Leipnik, Mary. "Elmira: our town." The Dominion.
1948. 7,4: 3-10. ill. Loc: OKITW.
An historical and contemporary description of
Elmira, featuring the Naugatuck Chemical company
and its employees and printed in the house
magazine of the Dominion Rubber Company of
Montreal. Photographs show Elmira streets, houses
and churches, with Naugatuck employees at work and
play. Period: 1800 - 1948.
4227. Souvenir Booklet Committee. Souvenir of the
Elmira Old Boys and Girls Reunion, 1948. Elmira
The Committee, 1948. 52 p. ill. Loc: OKITW, OWRE.
A portrait of contemporary Elmira, with
photographs and brief descriptions of industries,
services, town officials, schools, sports,
churches and organizations, as well as
advertisements for many businesses. Period: 1940 -
1948.
GALT (CAMBRIDGE FROM 1973)
4228. "1867-1967.. .and the years between: Canada’s first
hundred years." Galt Evening Reporter. 1967,
June 30. Pp. 1A-48A. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A centennial edition in three sections, with
articles and photographs describing the
development of Galt and Preston. Emphasis is
placed on social and political aspects, though
industrial growth is reflected in the
advertisements placed by local businesses. Among
the many and varied topics are: a list of Preston
firsts, the text of a letter describing Galt in
1884 written by Robert Murray, photographs of a
1920 Galt roadway crew getting limestone from the
Grand River area, and a brief biographical sketch
of Midwife Gress of Preston. Period: 1867 - 1967.
4229. Cant, Hugh. Historical reminiscences of Galt and
other writings. 1915. 112 p. ill. Also mf. Loc:
OCCA, OCLG, OKIT.
A history of early Galt, including information
about the first school and its founder John
Gowinlock, all local churches, the Galt Y.M.C.A.
and the Galt Public Library. An account by
William Veitch of his trip from Galt to California
in 1857 is also included. An index is available
at the City of Cambridge Archives and the
Cambridge Library and Gallery. Period: 1802 -
1915.
4230. "Centennial edition." Galt Evening Reporter.
1927. Also mf. Loc: OCCA.
A six-part series published to promote the 1927
reunion. There are reminiscences of well-known
Galt residents, letters from old boys and girls
recounting their past and present lives, and a
programme of events including a description of the
Made-in-Galt Exhibition. A wide variety of local
topics and events are covered by the articles,
such as Tassie’s School, the explosion of the
Crimean cannon, and the sinking of the Empress of
India. The Cambridge Archives has microfilm
copies of the first edition on March 21, the
second on April 11, the third on May 2, the fifth
on May 30th and the sixth on June 13th. The
fourth edition is missing. Period: 1816 - 1927.
4231. Cowan, Hugh, Rev. "Galt, founded in 1816." Mer
Douce. 1924. 14: 42-43. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Biographical information on three of Galt’s
founders: William Dickson, Absalom Shade and John
Telfer. The portrait of William Dickson held by
the Niagara Historical Society is reproduced, and
the information on Shade is quoted from James
Young. Period: 1816 - 1870.
Townships and Urban Centres
411
4232. Galt Board of Trade. Galt: central point of a
great Canadian market. Galt: The Board of Trade,
1954. 11 p. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A brochure extolling the advantages of living
and working in Galt, including photographs of new
industries that had recently moved there. The
diverse nature of Galt’s industrial base is
particularly emphasized. Brief information is
given about history, transportation, work force,
municipal services and city government. Period:
1950 - 1954.
4233. Galt Centennial and Old Home Week, Galt, Ontario,
Canada, June 29-July 4, 1927. 1927. 50 p. ill.,
ports., ads. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKiTW.
A souvenir programme with illustrated
information on municipal services, education,
parks, newspapers, streets and sports, and some
details of city officials and organizers of
Centennial Week. Period: 1926 - 1927.
4234. Galt Kiwanis present their fifth annual show:
"World’s Fair Follies". 1939?. 46 p. ill. Loc:
OKITW.
A programme of vaudeville entertainment,
including juggling, acrobatics, dancing and music,
with advertisements by many Galt industries,
businesses and professionals. Period: 1930 - 1940.
4235. Galt-Preston-Hespeler Centennial Committee. Galt,
1867-1967. Galt: Galt Printers, 1967. 28 p. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OCCA.
A booklet printed on the occasion of Canada’s
centennial, including historical sketches of Galt
and its Public Utilities Commission and of North
Dumfries Township. Some articles are contributed
by Andrew W. Taylor, E.I. McLoughry and Earl
Werstine. In addition to major special events
during the centennial year such as Calypso ’67,
efforts by groups including the Galt Little
Theatre, the Galt Kiltie Band, and the Galt Public
Schools Choir are mentioned. Period: 1867 - 1967.
4236. Galt Reporter. The Galt Reporter almanack, for
1847. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 43233. Ainslie
and Jaffray, 1846?. 1 fiche. mf. Loc: OWTU, OWTL.
An 1847 calendar with a directory to local
services, including the destinations and times of
departure and arrival stages from Galt, names of
elected officials and local clergy, dates of fairs
and District Council meetings, the post office
hours, and a list of banks. Period: 1847 - 1848.
4237. Galt Summer Carnival, Thursday & Friday, June
12th & 13th, 1890. 1890. 28 p. ill. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 53027. Loc: OCCA, OKITW,
OWTL, OWTU.
An illustrated programme of activities including
a parade, musical competitions, races, a baseball
game and displays by fire departments, with
descriptions of the amenities and industries of
contemporary Galt and Preston. The names of many
local companies which placed advertisements have
been indexed in the WRP database. Period: 1889 -
1890.
4238. Galt: the gem city of the famous Grand River
Valley. Galt: Galt Board of Trade, 1920. 67 p.
ill., map. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKITW.
A promotional statement of Galt’s advantages as
a manufacturing and residential community,
stressing the town’s location as a hub of
railways, highways and the proposed "hydro
radial." More than half the volume consists of
advertisements by local banks, hotels and other
businesses. Period: 1919 - 1920.
4239. Galt Town Council. Voters’ list: municipality of
the Town of Galt. 1896. mf. Loc: OCLG.
A list of people eligible to vote in provincial
and municipal elections, noting name, address,
whether an owner or tenant, if qualified to be a
juror, and if male and over 21 years of age.
Period: 1896.
4240. Hamilton, R.S. and Osbourne, W.A., Mrs and Taylor,
Andrew W. The early history of Galt, 1816-1866.
Galt: The Authors?, 1941 reprinted 1956. 89 p.
ill. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
An account of the first fifty years of Galt by a
former science master at Galt Collegiate
Institute. The book is divided into five
chapters, each devoted to a decade of Galt’s
history. The material covers a wide range of
topics and was gathered from many sources,
including newspapers and reminiscences. The book
was originally published in 1941 and reissued in
1956, edited by Mrs W.A. Osbourne with the help of
Andrew W. Taylor. Period: 1816 - 1866.
4241. "History of Galt: a selected list." Ontario
library Review. 1949. 33: 117. Loc: OKIT, OGU,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1800 - 1949.
4242. Hulet, Marion. "Origin of the corporate seal of
Galt." Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56:
51. ill. Loc: all.
An illustrated explanation of Galt’s corporate
seal that was adopted in January 1857. Period:
1857 - 1968.
412
Townships and Urban Centres
4243. Index to Cant’s Historical reminiscences of
Galt 19 1. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
An index to personal and corporate names
mentioned in Hugh Cant’s book on Galt, also
included in the WRP database. A typed copy of the
index is available at the City of Cambridge
Archives, and a microform copy is available at the
Library and Gallery. Period: 1802 - 1915.
4244. Index to Jubilee souvenir of Galt 1897. 6 1.
Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
An index noting people, businesses and
institutions mentioned in the jubilee souvenir by
Cornelius Wilson, also included in the WRP
database. A typed copy of the index is available
at the City of Cambridge Archives, and a microform
copy is available at the Library and Gallery.
Period: 1896 - 1897.
4245. Index to Picturesque and industrial Galt 10 1.
Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG.
An index to the articles and illustrations in
JafTray’s booklet published in 1902 and included
in the WRP database. The City of Cambridge
Archives has a typed copy of the index, the
Library and Gallery has a microfilm copy. Period:
1816 - 1902.
4246. Jaffray Bros. Picturesque and industrial Galt.
Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1902. 154 p. ill., ports. Also
mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT.
A portrait of Galt at the beginning of the
twentieth century, derived in part from Cornelius
Wilson’s Jubilee history of Galt, featuring
schools, clubs, churches, local services, streets,
transportation, parks and large houses.
Manufacturers and businesses are indexed in the
WRP database. Products of Galt manufacturers,
primarily machinery, Eire illustrated with
advertisements by local companies. There are
portraits of clergy, civic officials,
entrepreneurs and some of Galt Collegiate
Institute’s "old boys", many of whom were no
longer living in Galt. An index to the articles
and illustrations is available at the City of
Cambridge Archives and the Cambridge Library and
Gallery. Period: 1816 - 1902.
4247. Jaffray, J.P. Picturesque and industrial city of
Galt, Ont.. 1928. 90 p. ill. Also mf. Loc: OCCA,
OCLG, OKIT.
A promotional description of Galt’s history,
attractions, industries, transportation and civic
facilities. Statistical information for the year
1928 is given, with lists of municipal officials
and of members of the Galt School Board and Galt
Hospital. Period: 1816 - 1928.
4248. Kerr, James E. "Early days in Galt [original]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1920. 8: 115-122.
Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the town from its
founding by William Dickson and Absalom Shade. The
author quotes details from a census of 1834, and
mentions such topics as the building of early
roads, John Gowinlock’s school, the Queen’s Arms
Hotel, and the ministry of the Rev. John Bayne. A
letter written by Alexander Burnett is quoted for
its graphic account of the cholera scourge of
1834. Period: 1816 - 1859.
4249. Kerr, James E. "Early days in Galt [reprint]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 26-35.
ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch reprinted from the 1920
volume, with illustrations of the Queen’s Hotel
(originally the King’s Arms, 1835), the Post
Office and Customs Building, Galt Collegiate
Institute (originally Tassie’s School) and Galt
City Hall building (1857). Andrew W. Taylor has
added notes explaining references in terms of 1972
locations. Period: 1816 - 1859.
4250. MacKendrick, J.N. "Local history in the street
names of Galt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1919. 7: 67-72. Loc: all.
An account of the town’s history and physical
growth, including mentions of land developers and
other persons after whom streets were named.
Period: 1816 - 1880.
4251. Meikleham, R.W. and Mahler, Louis J. "Highlights
of Galt’s history." Waterloo Historical Society.
1966. 54: 81-85. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of 150 years since William
Dickson’s purchase of Dumfries Township, with a
brief biography of Adam Ker as miller, municipal
official and Mayor of Galt. Period: 1810 - 1879.
4252. Official programme and souvenir number events to
be held in Dickson Park, Galt on Labor Day,
September 7, 1908. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1908. 35
p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A programme including photographs of people and
buildings in Galt and many advertisements by local
businesses. Period: 1907 - 1908.
4253. Peck, Thomas. "Galt: sixty years ago." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1925. 13: 144-153. Loc: all.
Reminiscences of Galt in the 1850s and 1860s,
including references to leading enterprises, a
burglary at the Gore Bank branch, celebration of
the Queen’s Birthday, and the founding of the
estate and livestock-breeding enterprise at
Cruickston Park. Period: 1850 - 1865.
Townships and Urban Centres
413
4254. Peck, Thomas. Stories of an old regime harking
back from 1924 to 1860. 1924?. 1 v. (unpaged).
Loc: OK3TW.
A corrected typescript containing comic and
romantic stories based on life in Galt in the 19th
century. Among the stories are the founding of
Cruickston Park, how William Dickson got lost in
his own cedar swamp, how Absalom Shade gave a
ball, education at Tassie’s School, and how grand
opera played in Galt under adverse circumstances.
Period: 1860 - 1865.
4255. Quantrell, James. A part of our past: essays on
Cambridge’s history. Cambridge: City of Cambridge
Archives, 1992. 168 p. Loc: OCCA
A collection of articles originally published in
the Cambridge Reporter between 1985 and 1989,
and revised in 1992. Compiled for teachers and
students, the articles cover a wide range of
topics, including a postal history of Cambridge,
the Preston Kirmess, women politicians, and the
wreck of the steam launch Empress of India.
Period: 1800 - 1992.
4256. Quantrell, James. Time frames: historical
chronologies of Galt, Preston, and Hespeler.
Cambridge: City of Cambridge Archives, 1992. 156
p. bibl., indexes. Loc: OCCA,
An indexed list of dates and events from 1784 to
1972 for each of the three towns comprising
Cambridge. It includes population figures for the
towns from 1851 to 1972, and for Cambridge from
1973 to 1991. Period: 1784 - 1972.
4257. Robertson, Robert R. Hume: a novel about a
Southern Ontario town that has lost its character
and its name. Cobalt: Highway Book Shop, 1981.
123 p. Loc: OCCA.
A book about the investigations of a young
newspaperman into the political intrigues of his
community. The novel, describing the rigid social
structure of Galt in 1938, was written by a former
Galt Daily Reporter newspaperman. Period: 1937 -
1938.
4258. "Special Old Boys’ editions." Galt Daily
Reporter. 1946 - 1947. Also mf. Loc: OCCA.
A series of special editions promoting the 1947
Galt Old Boys’ Reunion. Most consist of personal
recollections of people and places of Galt, with
an article by R.S. Hamilton on the history of
Galt. Illustrated advertisements for local
companies are also included. Editions number one
(18 December 1946) and number two (28 January
1947) are available at the City of Cambridge
Archives on microfilm, while editions six (28 May
1947) and seven (18 June 1946) are available in
printed format. Period: 1816 - 1947.
4259. "Special souvenir centennial edition." Galt
Evening Reporter. 1967, June 30. mf. Loc: OCLG.
An illustrated survey of the community’s
development during the century since
Confederation. Period: 1867 - 1967.
4260. Stevenson, John A. "The founder of Galt." Queen’s
Quarterly. 1947. 54,3: 336-342. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
A biographical sketch of William Dickson
(1769-1846), with an account of the origins and
early settlement of Galt. There are brief
biographies of Dickson’s associates, including
Absalom Shade, James Hogg, John Telfer and
Dickson’s three sons. Period: 1769 - 1846.
4261. "The story of Galt: city on the go." Galt Evening
Reporter. 1967, March 28. Pp. 1A-31A, 1B-36B,
1C-12C. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A business review and forecast in five sections,
mentioning trends in local population, housing,
wages and industrial growth. Many local
businesses are featured in text and
advertisements. Over 100 Galt plants listed in a
directory on pages A27 and A29 are indexed in the
WRP database. The directory lists name of
establishment, address, officers, number of
workers, and products. There are also articles on
municipal government, social services, and clubs
and societies providing amenities for Galt
residents. Period: 1966 - 1967.
4262. Truss, Jean and Hebblethwaite, Katherine. A short
history of Galt, 1816-1916. Galt Public Library,
1967. 17 p. bibl. Loc: OCCA OKIT.
A brief history of Galt by two librarians at
Galt Public Library. Information is organized
chronologically on politics, railways, the market,
schools and daily life. Period: 1816 - 1916.
4263. Wilson, Cornelius. Jubilee souvenir of Galt.
Galt: Galt Town Council, 1897. 1 v. (unpaged),
ill., ports. Also mf. Loc: OCCA OCLG.
A book promoting Galt’s businesses, industries
and community services, with illustrated
descriptions of specific businesses, businessmen
and prominent people. Photographs of street
scenes, houses, schools and churches are also
included. An index is available at the Cambridge
Library and Gallery and the City of Cambridge
Archives. Period: 1896 - 1897.
4264. Wilson, Ethel. "Letter from an Alberta member."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 75-77.
Loc: all.
Text of a letter written in 1965 to Mrs Paul
Worden by Ethel Wilson who was born in Galt in
1883 and recalls her childhood memories of Galt,
414
Townships and Urban Centres
Doon and Strasburg. Period: 1883 - 1965.
4265. Young, James. "Laying the comer stone of Galt
City Hall." Waterloo Historical Society. 1957.
45: 26-28. ill. Loc: all.
A quotation and photograph of Galt’s City Hall
of 1857 from James Young’s history of Galt, and a
quotation and photograph of the old township hall
from Picturesque and industrial Galt, 1902.
Period: 1857 - 1957.
4266. Young, James. Reminiscences of the early history
of Galt and the settlement of Dumfries, in the
Province of Ontario. Galt: Galt Public Library,
1967. 272 p. plates, ilL Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OCP,
OKIT, OWTU, OWTL, OWRA
A facsimile of the 1880 original, reprinted by
the Galt Public Library to mark the Canadian
centennial, and including an index of about 720
names. The history of Galt from its beginnings as
Indian land to its incorporation as a town in 1857
is based on the reminiscences of older settlers.
Government and politics are emphasized and there
are biographies of early notable citizens such as
Absalom Shade, Rev. John Bayne and Alexander
Burnett. Period: 1800 - 1879.
4267. Young, James. Reminiscences of the early history
of Galt and the settlement of Dumfries, in the
province of Ontario. Toronto: Hunter, Rose, 1880.
272 p. plates, ill., ports., bibl., index. Also
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 26166. Loc: OCCA,
OCLG, OKIT, OWTL, OWTLR, OWTU, OWTUR.
A history including information on a wide
variety of topics, with particular detail on
political issues and developments and biographical
sketches of early community leaders. This
original edition does not include an index as does
the 1967 facsimile reproduction, also abstracted
in the WRP database. Period: 1816 - 1879.
HESPELER
4268. Brewster, Winfield. Hespeler, New Hope, C.W..
Hespeler: T and T Press, 1951. 34 p. Loc: OWTUR,
OKIT, OCCA
An eclectic history of Hespeler including
biographical details of its founder Jacob
Hespeler, genealogical facts about the Hespeler
family, and a list of Jacob’s land holdings and
buildings in New Hope. Among other topics are
Indians, early buildings, local personalities,
bridges, hotels, the fire brigade and the rifle
range. An index is available at the Cambridge
Library and Gallery and the City of Cambridge
Archives. Period: 1830 - 1881.
4269. Corporation of the Town of Hespeler. Hespeler a
brief municipal report. Hespeler: Hespeler Town
Council, 1969. 7 p. ill. map. Loc: OCCA.
A promotional publication including an
introductory letter describing the community, a
list of industries, a street map, and a fact sheet
about population, transportation, industries,
utilities, municipal services and housing. Period:
1968 - 1969.
4270. Eby, Oscar S. Hespeler Canada: a souvenir of the
factory town. Hespeler: Oscar S. Eby, 1901. 1 v.
ill. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKIT, OKITW.
A collection of photographs of commercial
blocks, mills and factories, public buildings,
schools, churches and residences, and portraits of
local businessmen and politicians. The
introduction presents a brief history of the
community. Period: 1830 - 1901.
4271. Harvey, Percy T. and Franks, H. and Nichols, B.
Hespeler Corporation. Hespeler: T and T Press,
1966. 94 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKITW.
Souvenir booklet commemorating the Hespeler Old
Boys’ Reunion of 1966. There are photographs and
brief historical descriptions of Hespeler’s
churches, schools, clubs, lodges, library, town
hall, fire brigade and sports teams, and
illustrated biographies of notable citizens such
as Andrew J. Brewster, Winfield Brewster and
Robert M. Phin. All reeves and mayors from 1859
to 1966 are noted and there are many
advertisements by local businesses. Period: 1859 -
1966.
4272. Hebblethwaite, Katherine. Index to Brewster.
Galt: Galt Public Library, 20 L Also mf. Loc:
OCCA, OCLG.
An index of personal and corporate names, with
some subject references, to Winfield Brewster’s
books and C.A Panabaker’s Barefoot farm boy.
Titles of Brewster’s works included are the
Floodgate, Pine bush genealogy, La rue de
commerce, Hespeler yarns, Lot six in Waterloo
Township, and Hespeler, New Hope, C.W., all of
which are included in the WRP database. A typed
copy of the index is available at the City of
Cambridge Archives, and a microfilm copy is
available at the Library and Gallery. Period: 1800
- 1952.
4273. "Hespeler Centennial: souvenir edition, volume 1."
Galt Evening Reporter. 1959, June 15. Pp.
A1-A15. ill. Loc: OCCA OKIT.
A special edition largely devoted to the
centennial of Hespeler’s incorporation, with
articles on its government, services, clubs and
people. Articles mention the decline of Dominion
Townships and Urban Centres
415
Woollens and Worsteds after the Second World War,
and the imminent closing of passenger service on
the radial and the Canadian National Railways
lines to Hespeler. The Kitchener Public Library
has a copy in the Waterloo Historical Society
vertical file. Period: 1859 - 1959.
4274. "Hespeler incorporated in 1859." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1959. 47: 45-50. ill. Loc:
all.
An historical sketch marking the centennial of
municipal incorporation, including excerpts from
the official proclamation and from the minutes of
the first council meeting, a description of the
centennial festivities, and three photographs of
early Hespeler. Period: 1818 - 1959.
4275. "Hespeler incorporation souvenir number." Galt
Reporter. Galt Reporter, 1901, January 1. Pp 1-8.
ill. Loc: OCCA.
A newspaper supplement containing a brief
history of the early period and a description of
the contemporary town, with sections on its
churches, industries, businesses, and fraternal
and benefit societies. There is an article on
schools by R.H. Knowles, principal of Hespeler
Public School for many years, as well as short
biographies and photographs of some of Hespeler’ s
prominent citizens. Individual articles and
photographs highlight some of Hespeler’s major
companies, including R. Forbes, A.B. Jardine, and
Canada Woollen Mills, and advertisements for many
Hespeler and Preston. A municipal roll of honour
lists the reeves, members of council, and other
officials from 1859 to 1900. The names of people
and places in the photographs have been indexed in
the WRP database. Period: 1830 - 1901.
4276. "Hespeler Old Boys’ edition." Galt Evening
Reporter. 1966, June 29. Pp. 1A-16A. Loc: OCCA,
OKIT.
A souvenir section for the 1966 reunion,
including reminiscences and photographs to
illustrate past and present Hespeler. There are
profiles of churches, schools, sports teams and
clubs, and Hespeler’s population growth and new
housing are emphasized. The Kitchener Public
Library holds a copy in the Waterloo Historical
Society vertical file. Period: 1831 - 1966.
4277. Hespeler Old Boys’ Reunion Committee. The busy
town of Hespeler, Canada: Old Boys’ Reunion, June
30, July 1, 2 and 3, 1906. Hespeler: Herald
Print, 1906. 62 p. ill. Loc: OCCA, OKITW.
The official souvenir programme, profusely
illustrated with photographs of scenery, street
scenes and eminent Hespelerites and with
advertisements for businesses in Hespeler and
surrounding towns. Period: 1905 - 1906.
4278. "Hespeler Old Boys’ special edition." Galt
Reporter. 1947, May 6. 14 p. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A special edition marking the 1947 Hespeler Old
Boys’ Reunion, billed as the most elaborate ever
undertaken. Articles describe the Reunion events,
including a Made-in-Hespeler exhibition.
Industries, veterans, sports teams, churches and
clubs are given special attention. Period: 1831 -
1947.
4279. "Hespeler progress 1966." Galt Evening Reporter.
1966, March 18. Pp. 1A-14A. Loc: OCCA.
A special section promoting business
development, with articles on the town’s amenities
and municipal services. Period: 1831 - 1966.
4280. "Hespeler Reunion special edition." Galt Evening
Reporter. 1926, May 29. Pp. 1-8, 9-16. ill. Loc:
OCCA.
A Saturday special edition in two sections,
describing the history, people, amenities and
industries of Hespeler, and presenting a programme
of the reunion events. Municipal services and
institutions, churches and clubs are given
particular attention. The names of people in the
photographs are indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1831 - 1926.
4281. Hespeler Town Clerk’s Office. Voters’ Hst: town
of Hespeler, 1949. 1948. 56 p. Loc: OWTU.
A list of voters eligible for provincial and
municipal elections, noting name, occupation,
place of residence, whether public or separate
school supporter, and whether owner or tenant.
Period: 1948 - 1949.
4282. Hespeler Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history:
Hespeler Women’s Institute, South Waterloo. 1 v.
Loc: OCCA.
A scrapbook history of Hespeler from 1830 to
1973, with articles on its government, churches,
schools, industries and prominent individuals.
There are snapshots of the 1926 Old Boys’ Reunion,
newspaper articles on events such as the 1954
flood, and descriptions of Beaverdale and Puslinch
Lake. Period: 1830 - 1980.
4283. Hustling Hespeler: the town with a future.
Hespeler: Hespeler Board of Trade?, 1915?. 24 p.
ill. Loc: OKITW, OCCA.
An illustrated booklet promoting Hespeler and
depicting its industries, municipal services,
public buildings, education, electricity, clubs,
sports and recreational facilities. A list of
products manufactured within a ten-mile radius of
Hespeler is given. Period: 1900 - 1915.
416
Townships and Urban Centres
4284. Hustling Hespeler: the town with a future.
Hespeler: Hespeler Board of Trade?, 1922. 27 p.
ill. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKITW.
An updated and expanded version of the earlier
1915 boosterist publication. The community, its
industries and amenities are described and
illustrated with photographs not contained in the
earlier edition. Particular attention is given to
the R. Forbes Company and its products. Period:
1921 - 1922.
4285. James, F. Treve. Hespeler, Ont. Old Boys’
Reunion, 1947. Hespeler: T and T Press, 1947. 68
p. ill. Also mf. Loc: OCCA, OCLG, OKITW.
A souvenir programme with an account of
contemporary Hespeler, including photographs of
churches, public buildings and industries, and
descriptions of the war effort, the corvette
H.M.C.S. Hespeler, and Winston Hall which was
built to house women workers at Dominion Woollens
and Worsteds. Period: 1946 - 1947.
4286. Panabaker, D.N. "The town of Hespeler [original]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1922. 10: 213-224.
ill. Loc: all.
A sketch of the community’s early development,
including references to pioneer settlers and
industries. Period: 1840 - 1920.
4287. Panabaker, D.N. "The town of Hespeler [reprint]."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1972. 60: 36-49.
ill. Loc: all.
An article reprinted from the Waterloo
Historical Society’s annual report for 1922.
Period: 1840 - 1922.
4288. Pepper, Paul E. Index to Hespeler: New Hope,
C.W.: Hespeler, Ontario by Winfield Brewster.
1986. 4 p. Loc: OKIT.
An index to some 300 personal subjects mentioned
in Brewster’s 1951 history.
4289. "’There’s no place like home’: Old Boys’ Reunion,
June 30th to July 6th." Hespeler Herald 1947,
June 17. Pp. 1-24. ill. Loc: OCCA.
A special edition giving details of the
attractions and events for the 1947 Old Boys’
Reunion, with photographs of the Reunion
committees. Articles describe Hespeler’s new
memorial arena and Hespeler’s postwar industrial
expansion. The emphasis is on the reunion, other
aspects of life in Hespeler being mentioned only
briefly. There are many advertisements for
Hespeler businesses. Period: 1831 - 1947.
4290. Welcome home: Hespeler Centennial, 1859-1959."
Hespeler Herald 1959, June 25. 62,25: 1-32.
ill. Loc: OCCA.
A special edition focusing on Hespeler clubs and
organizations such as the Community Senior
Citizens’ Club and the Hespeler Kinettes. Other
miscellaneous articles related to Hespeler include
one on "C" Company of the 111th Battalion, one on
the telephone system, and another on the aquatic
Speed Monster. Period: 1858 - 1959.
4291. Winfield Brewster." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1954. 42: 46. Loc: all.
A short paragraph commending Brewster for
recording the history of Hespeler in his various
booklets. Period: 1954.
KITCHENER (BERLIN TO 1916)
4292. At Berlin: reprinted from the Saturday Globe of
August 31, 1889. Kitchener: Joseph Schneider Haus
Gallery and Museum, 198-?. 3 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A brief history of Berlin since 1800 is followed
by information about contemporary businesses and
businessmen. There are portraits of prominent
community leaders including Reeve Janzen, George
Lang, Mayor Breithaupt and Sheriff Springer, and
drawings of buildings such as the post office, the
first school, the court house, the high school,
the Swedenborgian and St Peter’s Lutheran
Churches, and the residences of C.F. Brown, W.H.
Bowlby, Mr Roos, P.E.W. Moyer and George Rumpel.
Advertisements from Berlin companies and
industries are featured on page 3. Reprinted from
a special feature in the Toronto newspaper which
was part of a series on the smaller cities and
towns of Ontario. Period: 1800 - 1889.
4293. Berlin Board of Commissioners of Police. License
by-laws nos. 2, 3, and 4. Berlin: City of Berlin,
1912. 32 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Text of by-laws for the licensing of owners of
livery stables and of vehicles used for conveying
goods and persons. These by-laws are signed by
W.D. Euler, then chairman of the Board. The
booklet contains sample license forms. Period:
1903 - 1912.
4294. Berlin Board of Trade. Busy Berlin will just suit
you. Berlin: The Board of Trade, 1910. 16 p. ill.
Loc: OTU, OTAR.
A booklet promoting Berlin’s advantages for
manufacturers seeking locations for new factories.
Period: 1909 - 1910.
Townships and Urban Centres
417
4295. Berlin Daily News Record. Twentieth century
souvenir of busy Berlin: the best town in Canada.
Berlin: News Record, 1901. 13, 115 p. plates, ill.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWT.
A photographic account of Berlin, including a
brief description with illustrations of buildings
(residences, factories and public institutions)
and portraits of doctors, lawyers, businessmen and
municipal officials. Period: 1900 - 1901.
4296. "Berlin." Historical atlas of Waterloo &
Wellington counties, including: Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Waterloo (1881), County of
Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Wellington (1877). Port Elgin:
Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint, p. 30. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA, OCLG,
OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
A simple map at a scale of 15 chains to the inch
that shows ward boundaries, surveyed lots,
streets, railway lines, schools, churches, public
buildings, cemeteries and the town park. Period:
1880 - 1881.
4297. "Berlin-Kitchener dates." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1962. 50: 17. Loc: all.
A list of seven significant dates, from 1852
when Berlin became Waterloo’s county town to 1962
when Kitchener celebrated its 50th anniversary as
a city. Period: 1852 - 1962.
4298. "Berlin, Ontario: a progressive manufacturing
town; a great industrial centre; its rise and
progress." Canadian Trade Review. 1901. 31,25:
la- 12a ill. Loc: OK1TW.
A feature article with about fifty entries on
Berlin’s industries, hotels, stores and
professional people, as well as shorter references
to six Waterloo industries and twenty pages of
photographs of people and places in the two towns.
Any person or place shown in a photograph is
indexed in the WRP database, as well as any
commercial establishment or person noted. Period:
1900 - 1901.
4299. Berlin today: centennial number in celebration of
the Old Boys’ and Girls’ Reunion, August 6th, 7th,
8th, 1906. Berlin: News Record, 1906. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A centennial souvenir programme describing
contemporary Berlin and especially its light and
power and sewage disposal plants. An article by
J.W. Connor presents an historical sketch of the
community since 1806. Also included are
photographs of notable citizens and their
residences, factories and public buildings, as
well as biographical sketches of prominent
individuals and advertisements for local
businesses. Kitchener Public Library holds a
bound photocopy and a card index to names. The
work is thoroughly indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1806 - 1906.
4300. Berlin Town Council. Assessment roll of the Town
of Berlin of 1897. 1897. 82 p. Loc: OKiTW.
An alphabetical listing of townspeople by ward,
giving addresses, whether owner or tenant, and the
property assessment. Berlin was divided into
North, South, East, West and Centre Wards. Period:
1896 - 1897.
4301. Berlin Town Council. Consolidated by-laws of the
Town of Berlin Berlin: C. Hett, 1886. 134 p.
index. Loc: OKITW.
The text of all current town by-laws with a
subject index and a list of all member of the
Village Council and Town Council from 1854 to
1886. A table on pages 120 to 128 lists every
by-law by date, with its status as effete,
repealed, consolidated, amended or superseded.
Period: 1854 - 1886.
4302. Berlin Town Council. The consolidated by-laws of
the Town of Berlin Berlin News-Record, 1902. 232
p. index. Loc: OKIT, OKiTW.
Text of all by-laws in force on July 1, 1902. A
table on pages 206-232 lists all by-laws passed by
the Village Council or Town Council from 1854,
stating if they were still in force, amended or
repealed. There are also a subject index and a
list of Council members from 1854 to 1902. Period:
1854 - 1902.
4303. Berlin Town Council. Voters’ lists: municipality
of the Town of Berlin 1879 - 1901. Loc: OKITW.
A list of people eligible to vote in provincial
and municipal elections, noting name, address,
whether an owner or tenant, if qualified to be a
juror, and if male and over 21 years of age. The
Waterloo Historical Society Collection housed at
the Kitchener Public Library has the lists for
1879, 1893 and 1901. Period: 1879 - 1901.
4304. Berlin Village Council. The consolidated by-laws
of the Municipal Corporation of the Village of
Berlin, to the 31st day of December, 1868.
Berlin: Telegraph Office, 1868. 54 p. Loc: OWTUR.
A consolidated list of the by-laws in numerical
order, with lists of council members and Berlin
Grammar School Trustees. Period: 1867 - 1868.
4305. "Birds eye view of Berlin, 1875." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1930. 18: 160a. Loc: all.
A drawing of Berlin in 1875 showing streets,
railway tracks, and an inset illustration of the
courthouse. Period: 1875.
418
Townships and Urban Centres
4306. Breithaupt, W.H. "President’s address: Early local
municipal history." Waterloo Historical Society.
1922. 10: 205-211. ill. Loc: all.
A history of Berlin from its incorporation as a
village in 1854 to 1870 when it was incorporated
as a town, including references to municipal
officials, issues and buildings. Period: 1854 -
1870.
4307. Busy Berlin: jubilee souvenir, 1897. Berlin:
Berlin News-Record, 1897. 190 p. ill. Also CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 02113. Loc: OWTLTR, OWTL,
OKIT.
An illustrated volume promoting the attractions
of Berlin and including general information about
education, recreation, health and parks. There
sire many photographs of commercial, public and
residential buildings and of various sports teams .
and other organizations. Period: 1896 - 1897.
4308. Busy Berlin, Ontario: one of the greatest
industrial centres of Ontario: a city of gigantic
enterprises, manufactories, foundries, mills,
substantial banks, beautiful homes, schools and
churches. Berlin: Berlin Board of Trade?, 1907.
17 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A promotional description of the town, followed
by profiles of 45 businesses. There are many
photographs of public buildings, parks, factories
and street scenes. The Kitchener Public Library
holds a bound photocopy of this publication, from
the original presented by W.H.E. Schmalz to the
Waterloo Historical Society. Period: 1906 - 1907.
4309. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Kitchener.
Kitchener: Kitchener Chamber of Commerce, 1945. 9
p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
Transcript of a CBC address on a Trans- Canada
network, describing Kitchener’s German and
Mennonite heritage as an example of Canada’s
cultural mosaic. The phrase "cleEin as a kitchen"
is used and statistical information and maps are
included. Period: 1800 - 1945.
4310. Centennial Booklet Committee. Kitchener
Centennial, 1854-1954. Kitchener: Cober Printing
Service, 1954. 106 p. ill., ports. Loc: OKIT, OWT,
OWTUR.
A book commemorating the 100th anniversary of
Kitchener’s incorporation as the VillEige of
Berlin, with historical accounts of industry,
services, medical services, education, arts,
sports, religion and the armed services. There
are many photographs of school buildings, street
scenes, and organizations such as sports teams. A
programme of the celebrations from 27 June to 3
July 1954 is included. Period: 1854 - 1954.
4311. City of Kitchener. Activities of public bodies.
1923. 34 p. index. Loc: OKITW.
A municipal yearbook reporting the work of the
various city departments in 1923. Diagrams chart
the structure of Kitchener’s city government and
its expenditures for 1923, with notes on the new
city hall. Period: 1922 - 1923.
4312. City of Kitchener. Auditor’s financial statement
for the City of Kitchener December 31, 1922,
population 23,571. Kitchener: The City, 1923. 96
p. Loc: OWTUR.
A record of the city’s receipts and
disbursements, assets and liabilities, submitted
by the Municipal Auditor, J.M. Scully, to the
Council of which L.O. Breithaupt was Mayor. A
complete list of the municipal council can be
found on the second page. Period: 1921 - 1922.
4313. City of Kitchener. By-law no. 1956, regulating
the erection and to provide for the safety of
buildings in the City of Kitchener. Kitchener:
Commercial Printing, 1927. 73 p. index. Loc:
OKITW.
A building code classifying buildings and zones,
and specifying construction requirements. Fire
prevention measures are noted separately; building
inspectors and a permit system are established to
administer the by-law. Period: 1926 - 1927.
4314. The City of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada: the
unique center of the fascinating Grand River
Valley. Kitchener: Kitchener Chamber of Commerce,
1958. 1 folded page, ill., maps. Loc: OWTUR.
Promotional brochure including a map of the
city, a pioneer map of Waterloo County, and notes
on places of interest. Period: 1957 - 1958.
4315. Clarke, Mavis M. "Kitchener’s century firms
honored." Waterloo Historical Society. 1987. 75:
35-46. ill., bibl. Loc: all.
A collection of short histories of 18 Kitchener
firms in business since 1887 or earlier and
honoured at the Valhalla Inn, Kitchener on 19
November 1987. Period: 1835 - 1987.
4316. Cockman, W.V. and Breen, M. "Kitchener-Waterloo:
twins and the county." Saturday Night 1950. 65:
8-10, 36. ill. Also mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1950.
4317. Collishaw, Wendy and Preston, Barry.
Recollections of 125 years. Kitchener: Committee
for the 125th, 1979. 28 p. ill., map. Loc: OCCA,
OKIT, OWRE, OWRN, OWRND, OWRSJ, OWRW,
OWT, OWTL, OWTUCGR, OWTUR, OWTUCR.
Townships and Urban Centres
419
An illustrated survey in a large format,
commemorating the 125th anniversary of municipal
government in Berlin/Kitchener. The main topics
are early settlers, industrialization,
architecture, the fire and police departments,
public health, politics, culinary traditions and
recipes, newspapers and telecommunications,
schools, sports, churches, music, entertainment
and leisure. Period: 1854 - 1979.
4318. "Diamond Jubilee, Dominion Day: a review of the
Dominion showing the progress since Confederation,
with reference particularly to the twin city of
Kitchener and Waterloo." Daily Telegraph and
Daily News Record. 1927, July 2. Pp. 1-64. ill.
Loc: OWTUCR.
A special section largely devoted to the history
of Kitchener, with articles by J.P. Jaffray and
others reprinted from early issues of the
Berliner Journal. Some articles discuss changes
in lifestyles between 1867 and 1927, for example
in the status of women in public life and in the
home. Large advertisements by local businesses
make up about one quarter of the issue. Period:
1867 - 1927.
4319. Dunham, B. Mabel. "Kitchener, an historical
sketch." Mer Douce. 1924. 14: 36-38. ill. Loc:
OKIT.
A brief narrative of the founding of the
community and its subsequent growth and
industrialization. The author mentions the impact
of the First World Weir and the fact that Berlin
was the first Canadian city to use hydro-electric
power transmitted from Niagara Falls. Period: 1800
- 1924.
4320. Eby, Allan A. "The Kitchener of to-day." Mer
Douce. 1924. 14: 39-41. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A description of contemporary Kitchener,
referring to the public utilities, health and the
city plan supervised by Thomas Adams, and
including biographical information on Mayor Louis
O. Breithaupt. Period: 1923 - 1924.
4321. Edwards, F. "Kitchener-Waterloo." Macleans
Magazine. 1940. 53: 12-14, 32-4. ill. Loc: OKIT,
OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1940.
4322. German Printing and Publishing Co. Official
souvenir of the celebration of cityhood, July 17th
1912: preliminary announcement. Berlin: German
Printing and Publishing Co., 1912. 8 p. Loc: OKIT.
An advertisement by the printing company,
listing special features to be included in the
souvenir publication and giving the advertising
rates. Among the features announced are a 'Who’s
who" in Berlin in 1912 and descriptions of
businesses and municipal government. Period: 1912
- 1913.
4323. "How Berlin became Kitchener." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 68. Loc: all.
A brief article on the decision of May 1916 to
change the name of Berlin to Kitchener. Period:
1916 - 1956.
4324. Jaffray, J.P. Kitchener the industrial city.
Kitchener: J.P. Jaffray, 1930. 96 p. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTUCR.
A promotional booklet that emphasizes the city’s
amenities and varied industries and presents
information about municipal government, with a
list of industries established between 1900 and
1929. Period: 1854 - 1931.
4325. Jaffray, J.P. Kitchener, "the industrial city":
the birthplace of the great Niagara power
movement. Kitchener: J.P. Jaffray, 1928. 95 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL.
A promotional publication including historical
information, current municipal statistics, lists
of members of boards and commissions for 1928 and
1929, and names of many clubs and organizations.
Short biographical summaries are provided for the
more notable industrialists such as the
Breithaupts, the Sniders (Snyders) and the
Kaufmans. Advertisements for local businesses are
a prominent feature. Period: 1882 - 1929.
4326. Kirmes. Berlin: The Committee, 1896. 52 p. ill.,
index. Loc: OKIT.
A programme, in English and German, for the fair
held October 1-7, 1896, describing the attractions
and containing local advertisements. A short
history of the Berlin Kirmes notes that the first
was held in 1894. Period: 1894 - 1896.
4327. "Kitchener, 125 years." Kitchener-Waterloo
Record 1979, June 21. 84 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR,
OWT.
A special edition of the newspaper, in four
sections, commemorating the 125th anniversary of
municipal incorporation. Topics include
industries, economic development, the arts,
institutions, municipal government, prominent
women, municipal services and sports. There are
some "now and then" photographs and articles
forecasting the economic future, but generally the
focus of these papers is on Kitchener’s past.
Many companies and institutions placed
advertisements in these pages. Period: 1854 -
1979.
420
Townships and Urban Centres
4328. Kitchener Board of Trade. Industrial Kitchener.
Kitchener: The Board, 1931. 16 p. ill. Loc: OKTT.
A promotional brochure with brief descriptions
of industries and services such as transportation
facilities, public utilities, local government,
educational institutions, clubs, churches and the
commercial district. Period: 1930 - 1931.
4329. Kitchener Board of Trade. Key to Kitchener,
Canada. Kitchener: The Board, 1929. 12 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OWTUR.
A brochure promoting Kitchener as a place to
live and work, with brief information on
industries, municipal services, schools, public
buildings, hospitals, sports and city government.
Pertinent statistics are given, and a map locating
Kitchener in southern Ontario is on the back
cover. Period: 1928 - 1929.
4330. Kitchener Board of Trade. Kitchener, a Canadian
industrial city. Kitchener: The Board, 1935. 24
p. ill., map. Loc: OKlTW, OWTUR.
A promotional brochure with information and some
statistics on municipal services, labour force,
manufacturing facilities, financial institutions,
factory sites, transportation, health and
recreation. A map shows Kitchener’s central
location. Period: 1930 - 1940.
4331. Kitchener Board of Trade. Kitchener, the
industrial city. Kitchener: The Board, 1927. 12
p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
A small booklet of facts about population,
assessments, institutions, clubs and public
utilities. A list of over 140 local industries is
appended. Period: 1893 - 1927.
4332. "The Kitchener centennial." Ontario History.
1954. 46: 196-197. Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1854 - 1954.
4333. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce: Business
Development Branch. Kitchener factual data. The
Chamber, 1945-. Loc: OKIT.
Also entitled Facts you should know about
Kitchener and Kitchener Facts, these reports
contain statistical information to encourage
business and industrial development. Kitchener
Public Library has reports for 1945, 1962, 1965,
1969, 1970, 1974 and 1975. Period: 1945 - 1975.
4334. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce: Economic Planning
and Industrial Development Committee. Kitchener
information: summary book. Kitchener: The
Chamber, 1971-. Loc: OKIT.
Summaries of current statistical information.
Kitchener Public Library has the reports for the
years 1971, 1977, 1978 and 1980. Period: 1971 -
1980.
4335. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce. Kitchener
industries. Kitchener: The Chamber, 1956-. 13 p.
Loc: OKIT.
Directories of the city’s manufacturing
businesses, including names and addresses of
contacts and descriptions of products. Kitchener
Public Library has copies for 1956 and 1962.
Period: 1956 - 1962.
4336. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce. Manufacturers’
index for the City of Kitchener. Kitchener: The
Chamber, 1968. 19 p. Loc: OKIT.
A list of industrial businesses located in
Kitchener, including names and phone numbers of
persons and descriptions of products manufactured.
Period: 1967 - 1968.
4337. Kitchener Chamber of Commerce/ Waterloo Chamber
of Commerce. Where to go - what to do in
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, June 1959.
Kitchener: The Chambers, 1959. 10 p. ill., maps.
Loc: OKIT.
A promotional account of services,
organizations, industries, and recreational
facilities, with advertisements by local
businesses. Period: 1958 - 1959.
4338. Kitchener City Clerk’s Office. City of Kitchener
municipal manual. 1945-. Loc: OKIT.
A series of pocket-sized, annual guides to the
municipal government of Kitchener. Contents
include the text of by-laws governing municipal
procedures, statistics, lists of city officials,
and information on boards, commissions and
committees. Kitchener Public Library has the
manuals for the years 1945, 1946, 1949, 1951 to
1953, 1957, 1958, 1960 to 1962, and 1964 to 1972.
Period: 1945 - 1972.
4339. Kitchener City Council. The City of Kitchener.
Kitchener: The Council, 1962. 4 p. Loc: OWTUR.
Programme for the city’s 50th anniversary
celebrations, including parades by naval,
military, legion, boy scouts, girl guides and
ethnic groups with the Kitchener Musical Society
Band, and an evening performance by the
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra and the
Concordia Chorus. From the Clement/Bowlby Family
Papers. Period: 1912 - 1962.
4340. Kitchener City Council. Zoning ordinance. City of
Kitchener. 1925. 40 p. map. Loc: OKlTW.
A compilation of by-laws 1823, 1834 and 1835,
establishing land use areas and regulating the
height, bulk, location and spacing of buildings.
Townships and Urban Centres
421
Kitchener’s zoning by-laws were the first to be
approved by the Ontario Railway and Municipal
Board in 1924. Period: 1924 - 1925.
4341. Kitchener Manufacturers’ Association. A message
from Kitchener, Canada. Kitchener: The
Association, 1917. 64 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of a promotional publication
produced shortly after the city was renamed
Kitchener. The introduction explains the desire
of "loyal citizens to disassociate themselves from
any odium which the name Berlin might suggest."
Each page features a full-size advertisement of a
local company. Period: 1916 - 1917.
4342. Kitchener Ontario Old Boys’ Re-Union August 1st
to 8th, 1925: the industrial city bids you
welcome. Ottawa: Photogelatine Engraving Co.,
1925. 1 v. ill. Loc: OKITW.
A booklet of 24 sepia photographs of buildings
and parks, prefaced by a brief description.
Period: 1924 - 1925.
4343. "Kitchener’s 50th anniversary of cityhood."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 17. ill.
Loc: all.
A note of the anniversary celebrations of
Kitchener’s incorporation as a city in 1912.
Period: 1912 - 1962.
4344. Kitchener Water Commission. Annual report of the
Water Commissioners of the City of Kitchener,
Canada 1933 - 1944. Loc: OKITW.
An account of the year’s water supply and
consumption, machinery and equipment, first
published in 1898. A financial report is given,
the members of the commission are listed, and
chemical tests by the Ontario Board of Health are
reported. Kitchener Public Library holds reports
for the years 1933, 1935, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941,
1943 and 1944. Period: 1933 - 1944.
4345. "Kitchener-Waterloo: a capsule cope-kit."
Chatelaine. 1971. 44: 24. ill. mf. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971 -
4346. Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Woodland
Hills, CA: Windsor Publications, 1975. 44 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OKIT, OWTL.
A promotional booklet, published for the
Kitchener and Waterloo chambers of commerce, with
photographs of many contemporary businesses and
references to community services, historic sites
and tourist attractions. Period: 1970 - 1975.
4347. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Kitchener’s business
heritage, 1987. Kitchener: Ainsworth Press, 1987.
8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Profiles of the eighteen businesses and
industries of Kitchener which were 100 or more
years old in 1987. These were: the Valhalla Inn,
the Walper Terrace Hotel, the Lancaster Tavern,
Canada Cordage Inc., the law firm of Clement
Eastman Dreger Martin & Meunier, C.N. Weber Ltd,
The Grand Tavern, Economical Mutual Insurance
Company, Boehmer Box Corp., Boehmers, the Rumpel
Felt Co. Ltd, Hogg Fuel and Supply Ltd, H.L.
Staebler Co., Ltd, Kitchener-Waterloo Record,
Kissner Milling Co. Ltd, Krug Furniture Inc., the
Arrow Company, and Schreiter-Sandrock Funeral
Home and Chapel. A programme describing the
celebrations to recognize these companies is
included, with a list of other Kitchener
businesses established for over 75 years. Period:
1887 - 1987.
4348. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Kitchener’s business
heritage, 1989. 1989. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brochure describing four Kitchener businesses
which were more than 100 years old in 1989 (the
American Hotel; Sims, McKinnon, Varey, Griggs &
Trafford; Gowling & Henderson; and the Station
Hotel) and four which were 90 years or more (the
Walper Tobacco Shop, Weston Bakeries Ltd, Uniroyal
Goodrich Canada Inc., and Schreiter’s Furniture
Store Ltd). A programme describes the
celebrations recognizing these companies and
includes a list of the 100-year award recipients
in 1987. Period: 1889 - 1989.
4349. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. Kitchener’s business
heritage, 1991. 1991. 8 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
Brochure describing four companies which were
over 100 years old in 1991, and eight companies
established for at least 85 years. The companies
over 100 years old were: Joseph and Co., Ltd, Huck
Glove Company Inc., J.M. Schneider Inc., and the
Walper Tobacco Shop. The companies 85 years and
older were: John Forsyth Co., Ltd, Bullas Glass
Co., Paul A. Bender General Insurance Broker,
Brodey-Draimin Furs, William Knell & Co., Ltd,
Nelco Mechanical Ltd, Cressman Meats and Cheese,
and Onward Multi-Corp Inc. A programme describing
the celebrations recognizing these companies is
included, with lists of other companies recognized
in 1987 and 1989. Period: 1881 - 1991.
4350. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Kitchener’s business
heritage celebration." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1991. 79: 170-172. Loc: all.
Historical sketches or mentions of 12 firms,
recognized for being in business for 85 years or
more. The 100-year award recipients include
422
Townships and Urban Centres
Joseph and Co. (1880), Huck Glove Co. (1880), J.M.
Schneider (1890) and the Walper Tobacco Shop
(1891). Period: 1880 - 1991.
4351. Maxwell Publicity Service. Berlin Ontario, issued
in commemoration of its celebration of dtyhood
July 17th 1912. Berlin: German Printing and
Publishing Co., 1912. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., map.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT, OWTUCG, OWTUCR.
A record of municipal achievements and
industrial development. Photographs of prominent
Berlin men are included in the "Who’s who in
Berlin" section and advertisements provide
additional photographs and information about
businesses. There is a special section on the
Berlin sewerage system, as well as a map of the
telephone lines in the Waterloo District. Period:
1820 - 1912.
4352. McLaughlin, Kenneth. "Cows and town life: Berlin
in the 1870s." Waterloo Historical Society.
1987. 75: 144-145. Loc: all.
Two items from the Berlin Daily News. The
first is a letter dated June 1878 in which a
concerned citizen laments the dangers of stray
cattle that are allowed to roam freely along King
Street. In the second item, dated July 1879, the
editor criticizes the employment of young girls in
factories until they are married when they should
be learning how to run households. Period: 1878 -
1879.
4353. McLaughlin, Kenneth. "Memories of Berlin."
Canadian Heritage. 1983. 41: 30-31. ill. Loc:
OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
A discussion of the German influences on the
community’s architecture, noting the Pennsylvania
Mennonite farmsteads and German aspects of
Berlin’s nineteenth-century brick houses. Period:
1800 - 1918.
4354. Moyer, William G. Kitchener, yesterday revisited:
an illustrated histoiy. Kitchener: Kitchener
Chamber of Commerce, 1979. 150 p. ill., bibl.,
index. Loc: OWTU, OWTL, OKIT, OWTUCG, OWT,
OKEBC.
A general history of the town’s development,
stressing the early period and well illustrated
with period and modem photographs. A valuable
addition is the "Partners in Progress" section
with profiles of city businesses (all indexed in
the WRP database). Lists of mayors of
Berlin/Kitchener and reeves of Waterloo Township
are appended. Period: 1807 - 1979.
4355. Official program and visitors’ service directory:
Kitchener Old Boys’ Re-Union, August 1 to 8,
1925. Kitchener: Merchants Printing, 1925. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill., map. Loc: OKlTW.
A programme of the reunion activities, listing
civic and reunion officials and providing a
service directory, information on Kitchener, and
travel information with timetables of the local
railways. Events included parades, pageants,
receptions and flying machine tours of Kitchener.
Period: 1924 - 1925.
4356. "Official programme: Kitchener’s Old Boys’
Reunion, August 1st to 8th, 1925." Kitchener
Daily Record. 1925, August 1. Pp. 1-64. ill Loc:
OWT.
Illustrated supplements honouring the 1925 Old
Boys’ Reunions of Waterloo and Kitchener with
articles on the development of the twin cities,
many of them by J.P. Jaffray. The first half
deals mainly with Kitchener; the second is
entitled Waterloo section" but Kitchener material
resumes on page 42. Many topics are covered and
numerous individuals and businesses are mentioned.
There are "then" and "now" photographs of street
scenes, local anecdotes and poetry, as well as
advertisements for local businesses. Period: 1800
- 1925.
4357. Pepper, Paul E. Name index to Let’s reminisce by
Alex O. Potto*. 1986. 10 p. Loc: OKIT.
Index to about 450 personal names.
4358. Portlock, Rosa. Twenty-five years of Canadian
life: with a study on Bible prophecy. Toronto:
William Briggs, 1901. Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
Includes a brief description of the town of
Berlin through the eyes of a traveller on pp.
7-13. Period: 1899 - 1901.
4359. Potter, Alexander O. "The Kitchener centennial
celebration." Waterloo Historical Sociely. 1954.
42: 21-25. ill. Loc: all.
An account of the celebrations commemorating the
centennial of Kitchener’s incorporation as a
village in 1854. Period: 1854 - 1954.
4360. Potter, Alexander O. Let’s reminisce. Kitchener:
Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 1954. 32 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWT, OWTUR.
A collection of articles describing events and
people in the history of Berlin/Kitchener,
including incorporation as a village, notable
citizens, streets and residences, the Berlin Opera
House, the Theatorium and Berlin Central School.
The booklet was published to mark Kitchener’s
centennial. Period: 1854 - 1954.
Townships and Urban Centres
423
4361. Reed, Mildred. Bibliography of the history of
Kitchener to 1930. 1973. 18 p. Loc: OKIT.
A course assignment by a teacher-librarian
providing an annotated list of 57 printed items
held in the Kitchener Public Library. Theses and
student research papers on local historical topics
are included but not newspapers or histories of
individual churches. Period: 1800 - 1930.
4362. Seiling, Ken. "Kitchener’s business heritage
celebration." Waterloo Historical Society. 1989.
77: 112-119. ill. Loc: all.
Speech at the Business Heritage Celebration
awards ceremony in 1989, on the role of business
history in understanding community history.
Kitchener’s century firms are briefly described,
including the American Hotel; the legal firm of
Sims, McKinnon, Varey, Griggs and Trafford;
Gowling & Henderson; and the Station Hotel.
Period: 1863 - 1989.
4363. Select community digest: Kitchener-Waterloo
edition. Toronto: Select Publications, 1951. 50
p. ilL Loc: OKIT.
A publication promoting the stability and
diversity of the two cities. Current industries
and services such as hospitals and schools are
described. Messages from Mayors S.F. Leavine of
Kitchener and V.J. Bauman of Waterloo are
included, with a short article by Ernie Ronnenberg
on the Waterloo Band Festival. Period: 1950 -
1951.
4364. Shain, M. "Kitchener-Waterloo: could you live
there?." Chatelaine. 1971. 44: 22-24, 40. ill.
mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1971.
4365. Souvenir of Berlin. Valentine’s Series. 1913?.
31 p. ill. Loc: OKITW.
Thirty-one coloured views of buildings, parks,
and streets. Brief facts on the city are given in
an introductory section entitled "Breezes about
Berlin." Period: 1912 - 1916.
4366. Souvenir of Berlin. 19--. 5 1. ill. Loc: OWTUR,
OWTL, OKIT.
A tiny booklet consisting entirely of
photographs. Views include the Court House,
Central School, Margaret Avenue School and
Victoria Park. Period: cl900 - cl915.
4367. Souvenir of Berlin Ontario: photo-gravures. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 39259. Berlin: F.I. Weaver
& Co., 189-?. 18 frames, mf. Loc: OWTL, OWTU.
Photographs mainly of Berlin, including views of
public buildings, King Street, schools and
Victoria Park. Some photographs are of Bridgeport
and its casino. Period: 1890 - 1900.
4368. Staebler, Edna. "Happily married cities."
Macleans Magazine. 1952. 65: 16-17, 50-3. ill.
Loc: OKIT, OWTL, OWTU.
Reference from the Canadian Periodical Index.
Period: 1952.
4369. Staebler, Edna. The story of Kitchener.
Kitchener: Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 1962. 13 p.
Loc: OWTUR, OKIT.
A short history of the city from the early
nineteenth century, including sketches of
industries and profiles of prominent individuals
and families. The author comments on German and
Mennonite influences in social and economic
development and describes the effects of the First
World War on the community. Period: 1800 - 1920.
4370. Stanton, Raymond and Pearce, Richard. Kitchener:
a tradition of excellence. Windsor: Windsor
Publications, 1991. 136 p. ill., index, bibl. Loc:
OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT.
An overview of the city’s contemporary
industrial, social, cultural and ethnic character.
The author also traces various enterprises back to
their origins and includes historic photographs of
buildings and colourful anecdotes of former
community leaders. Period: 1854 - 1990.
4371. Stroh, Jacob. "Reminiscences of Berlin (now
Kitchener), Part I." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1930. 18: 175-207. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed description of life in the early days
of the community. Street by street, the author
gives a tour of Berlin, referring to former
buildings, residents and businesses. Period: 1854
- 1930.
4372. Stroh, Jacob. "Reminiscences of Berlin (now
Kitchener), Part H: churches, roads,
miscellaneous." Waterloo Historical Society.
1931. 19: 274-284. Loc: all.
A short history of early churches and clergy,
streets, the windmill on Mecklenburg Hill,
fire-fighting companies, and other clubs and
societies. Period: 1854 - 1900.
4373. Stroh, Jacob and Snyder, Joseph M. "Reminiscences
of Berlin (now Kitchener), reprinted." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1978. 66: 71-123. ill. Loc:
all.
A detailed description of the early development
of the community, reprinted from the annual
reports of 1930 and 1931. Personal and corporate
names and all subject headings are fully indexed
in the WRP database for the original articles.
424
Townships and Urban Centres
Period: cl800 - 1930.
4374. Tiessen, Paul Gerald and Hunsberger, David Peter.
Berlin Canada: a self-portrait of Kitchener,
Ontario before World War One: being a printing of
the complete text of Berlin: Celebration of
Cityhood, a volume published in 1912 by The German
Printing & Publishing Co. of Berlin Limited, and
of various other documents. St Jacobs: Sand Hills
Books, 1979. 1 v. (various pagings). ill., ports,
index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR, OWTUCR.
A reprint of the 1912 book, preceded by an
introduction based mainly on excerpts from the
diaries and letters of Gordon C. Eby. Also
reprinted in the 1979 volume me the City of
Berlin Street Directory, the City of Berlin
Miscellaneous Directory, and the Berlin and
Waterloo Classified Business Directory from
Vernon’s directory for 1912-13. The
illustration on the dust jacket of this limited
edition of 2000 copies is reproduced from a
painting of Victoria Park by David Peter
Hunsberger. Reprinted handsomely on art paper as
in the original, it is a superb example of civic
boosterism. Contents include a chronology of
municipal milestones for Berlin from 1854 to 1912
and portraits of all reeves and mayors and members
of the first city council in 1912. There are
profiles of William Henry Schmalz (first Mayor of
the City of Berlin) and of Berlin’s public
utilities, the Berlin Light Commission, the
Assessment Department, the Fire Department, the
Street Railway, the Sewerage System, Victoria Park
and the Berlin Board of Trade. The volume is
illustrated by many photographs of community
leaders and their homes, and by advertisements for
their businesses. Persons mentioned at least
twice are indexed in the WRP database, as are
businesses that placed advertisements. Period:
1912 - 1913.
4375. Town of Berlin. Practical by-laws of the Town of
Berlin. Berlin: Record Job Office, 1894. 99 p.
index. Loc: OK1TW.
The text of by-laws passed since the
consolidation of 1886 and in force on 31 December
1893. A table of all Berlin by-laws passed from
1886 to 1893 gives the dates passed and their
current status. Also included is a list of
members of the Berlin Town Council from 1886 to
1894. Period: 1893 - 1894.
4376. Town of Berlin. Town of Berlin by-laws L
respecting frontage assessment for sewers. IL to
license and regulate plumbers. HL to regulate
plumbing and to secure the sanitary condition of
buildings. 1892. 19 p. Loc: OK1TW.
By-laws with an introduction describing the
origins of Berlin’s current sewerage system. The
main outfall sewer down the valley of Schneider’s
Creek was built in 1891, and work was begun on the
sewerage farm in 1892. Period: 1891 - 1892.
4377. Uttley, W.V. "Berlin, now Kitchener in the
beginning." Waterloo Historical Society. 1932.
20: 314-320. ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the development of the
community, mainly before its selection as county
town in 1853. The author refers to early settlers
such as Abraham Weber, Joseph Schneider, Benjamin
Eby, Jacob Erb and Samuel Eby as well as other
people and local businesses. Period: 1807 - 1900.
4378. Uttley, W.V. A history of Kitchener, Ontario.
Kitchener: The Chronicle Press, 1937. 433 p. ill.
Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWT, OWRA OWRN, OWTL,
OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR, OWTUSJ.
An encyclopedic survey of most aspects of the
community’s development from first settlement by
Pennsylvania German Mennonites around 1800 to
Berlin’s selection as county town in 1852 and its
subsequent urban-industrial growth to the
mid- 1930s. The organization of the volume is
complex, being broadly chronological but with
self-contained vignettes of particular topics or
corporate bodies. There are about 150
illustrations, mainly of buildings or of
individuals or groups, and especially detailed
histories of the churches of Berlin/Kitchener.
Uttley was a newspaper editor and publisher who
also took a prominent part in public life, being
Mayor of Berlin for a few weeks in 1908. A very
detailed index of persons, organizations, places
and topical subject headings, based in part on the
index compiled by Joyce Lorimer for the 1975
reprinting of Uttley’s book, is part of the
machine-readable record for the 1975 reprint in
the WRP database. Period: 1793 - 1936.
4379. Uttley, W.V. A history of Kitchener, Ontario,
from 1807 to 1916: volume I (busy Berlin period).
Kitchener: The Author, 1937. 9 p. ill. Loc: OKiTW.
A prospectus for W.V. Uttley’s book on
Kitchener, giving the table of contents and
describing illustrations, size, binding and cost.
Period: 1936 - 1937.
4380. Uttley, W.V. A history of Kitchener, Ontario,
reissued with an introduction by Gerald Noonan.
Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1975.
454 p. ill., index. Loc: OCH, OCLG, OCP, OKIT,
OWTU, OWTL, OWT, OWRA OWRBL, OWRN,
OWRW, OWTUCR.
An encyclopedic survey of most aspects of the
community’s development from first settlement to
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425
selection as county town in 1852 and subsequent
urban-industrial growth to the mid-1980s. The
organization of the volume is complex, being
broadly chronological but with self-contained
vignettes of particular topics or corporate
bodies. There are especially detailed histories
of churches and about 150 illustrations, mainly of
buildings, individuals and groups of people. This
reprint of the original 1937 edition has a new
introduction and biography of W.V. Uttley
(1865-1944) by Gerald Noonan. Uttley was a
newspaper editor and publisher who also took a
prominent part in public life, being Mayor of
Berlin for a few weeks in 1908. The index,
compiled by Joyce Lorimer and published with the
1975 reprint, has been supplemented by a new index
in the WRP database, adding more corporate,
personal and geographical terms as well as topical
subject headings. Neither index includes persons
named only in lists. Period: 1793 - 1936.
4381. Webber, Bernard F. Economic conditions in
Kitchener during the Great Depression, 1930 to
1935. Waterloo Lutheran University (student
essay, History), 1966. 27 p. bibl., tables. Loc:
OKIT.
An analysis of Kitchener’s economy during the
Depression concluding that in general, Kitchener
mirrored the national economy during these years,
although its relief costs were more than the
national average. Tables show Canadian economic
fluctuations from 1919 to 1939, Kitchener relief
payments from January 1931 to June 1936, and food
prices in Kitchener from 1929 to 1935. Period:
1930 - 1935.
NEW HAMBURG
4382. Berlin News Record. Enterprising Hamburg and her
industries: souvenir industrial number of the News
Record of Berlin, Canada. Berlin: Berlin News
Record, 1908. 22 p. ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OWRN.
"A comprehensive review of the natural
advantages and resources of the village of New
Hamburg, together with historical reviews of those
representative concerns and biographical sketches
of prominent men that have materially assisted in
placing this community in a high position in the
industrial, commercial and social world." Period:
1834 - 1908.
4383. Clippings of New Hamburg and area history. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWRN.
A collection of printed material about the New
Hamburg area, including a programme for the 93rd
anniversary of St James Church, Wilmot (1945),
1957 newspaper clippings about the centennial of
New Hamburg’s incorporation, articles on the flood
of 1883 and the demolition of the New Hamburg town
hall and firehall in 1968, and a copy of a 1987
supplement to the Elmira Independent sponsored
by the Woolwich Historical Foundation. Period:
1835 - 1987.
4384. Diamond, Florence. "The history of New Hamburg."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1976. 64: 39-48.
ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the town which grew around
Josiah Cushman’s grist mill from 1834. The author
mentions many early industries and residents.
Part of the 1854 plan of New Hamburg, showing lots
and streets, is reprinted. Period: 1834 - 1976.
4385. Hamilton, O.A.F. "New Hamburg historical notes."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1936. 24: 229-234.
Loc: all.
A short history of the community from the
founding of Cushman’s sawmill to the great flood
of 1883, based on an outline by F.H. McCallum.
Period: 1820 - 1883.
4386. Mannen, Douglas. New Hamburg: images and
reflections. 1989. 290 p. ill., maps, bibl. Loc:
OKIT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW.
A history of the community from the 1830s to the
late 1950s. The book is organized thematically in
chapters on the following topics: inns and hotels;
merchants and shopkeepers; industrial
establishments; dairies, liveries and coal
dealers; automobile and implement dealers and
garages; the trades; the professions; the press;
and public buildings. Historical photographs and
the 1885 (revised 1904) fire insurance plans are
reproduced, but there is no index to personal or
corporate names. Period: 1838 - 1958.
4387. "New Hamburg Centennial." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1957. 45: 12. Loc: all.
A note of the 100th anniversary of incorporation
as a village, including references to articles
previously published in the Waterloo Historical
Society volumes of 1936 and 1943. Period: 1857 -
1957.
4388. Ritz, Ernst. "New Hamburg 1850-1860: a period of
rapid growth." Waterloo Historical Society.
1981. 69: 74-87. ill. Loc: all.
A detailed description of the decade when the
arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway stimulated the
fastest growth in the village’s history. The
author refers to the 1854 plan by M.C. Schofield,
showing about seventy houses and many businesses,
and presents information about newspapers,
churches, schools, municipal incorporation and
services, as well as biographical sketches of
426
Townships and Urban Centres
village leaders. Period: 1850 - 1860.
PRESTON
4389. Brodie, Phyllis. A historical geography of
Preston. University of Waterloo (B.E.S. thesis,
Geography), 1976. 3 fiche. ill., maps, tables,
bibl. mf. Loc: OWTUM.
A comprehensive survey of economic, political
and social changes in the community from its first
settlement. Period: 1800 - 1975.
4390. Byerly, AE. "Preston in 1866." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1933. 21: 53-56. Loc: all.
An description of the village, including its
architectural styles and landscape, with brief
references to the oil industry, S. Cornell’s
hotel, AA Erb and Brothers’ mill, F.
Guggisberg’s cabinet factory, the Preston Linen
Factory, Wright and Co.’s cloth factory, and the
hopyard of Abbey, Risley and Co. Period: 1865 -
1866.
4391. Cowan, Jennie F. "Preston in early Canada."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1960. 48: 19-21.
Loc: all.
A summary of the history of Preston from its
founding by John Erb in 1806 to 1852. Period: 1806
- 1852.
4392. Klotz, Otto Julius. "Preston: reminiscences."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1921. 9: 171-182.
Loc: all.
Recollections by the Director of the Dominion
Observatory of his home town in about 1860.
Listing all the business establishments of that
time, he reflects on how self-contained the
community had been. Of special interest is his
description of sports, pastimes and holidays in a
mid-nineteenth century village, notably the annual
Turn Fest of athletics usually combined with
theatricals, music and dances. Period: 1860 -
cl900.
4393. Klotz, Otto. "Sketch of the history of the village
of Preston [original]." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1917. 5: 24-40. ill. Loc: all.
An industrial history of Preston from its
beginnings with John Erb’s grist mill to the
1880s. Early entrepreneurs who moved elsewhere
are mentioned, including Samuel Liebschuetz who
founded German Mills, Adam Ferrie Jr who founded
Doon, Jacob Beck who founded Baden, and Jacob
Hespeler who founded Hespeler. Other topics are
the Preston railway debt, aid to manufacturers by
the village of Preston, the Grand River Bridge,
schools, the fire department and the Preston
Mechanics Institute. Period: 1800 - 1885.
4394. Klotz, Otto. "Sketch of the history of the village
of Preston [reprint]." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1972. 60: 16-25. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the village from its beginnings to
about 1880, recalling early inhabitants,
businesses and industries and presenting profiles
of John Erb, Henry Bernhardt, Adam Ferrie, Samuel
Liebschuetz, Frederick and John Guggisberg, Jacob
Beck and John Clare. Part of a longer article
printed in the Waterloo Historical Society’s 5th
Annual Report 1917, pages 24-40, the 1972 reprint
lacks eight pages of the 1917 version, concerning
aid to manufacturers, the Preston railway debt,
schools, the Preston Fire Department and the
Preston Mechanics’ Institute. Different
photographs from those printed in 1917 are used in
1972. The article was originally published in the
Preston Progress newspaper, but exact details
are not provided. Period: 1800 - 1885.
4395. Nichols, C.M. and Dyas, John H. Industrial
Preston. Preston: Preston Progress, 1908. 28 p.
ill., index. Loc: OKIT, OCCA
A "special souvenir number of the Preston
Progress newspaper, descriptive of and
illustrating Preston and vicinity, an epitome of
her commercial supremacy, manufacturing resources
and residential advantages, with reviews of the
representative establishments, and biographical
sketches of the leading business and profession
men who have contributed to place them in a
pre-eminent position in the business world."
Period: 1900 - 1908.
4396. Pautler, Alfred. Preston: a friendly welcome
awaits you. Preston: Golden Jubilee and Old Boys’
Reunion, 1949. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., map, ports.
Loc: OK1TW, OCCA
An illustrated souvenir booklet containing the
official programme of the Golden Jubilee and Old
Boys’ Reunion, with descriptions of businesses,
sports, parks, transportation, hotels, clubs,
banks, churches and civic government. Period: 1940
- 1949.
4397. "Preston: 1969." Waterloo Historical Society.
1969. 57: 48. Loc: all.
A note of three items of local news: Oliver A
Kummer named Preston’s Citizen of the Year, Mrs
Claudette Millar elected Preston’s first woman
Mayor, and three women given forty-year pins for
service as members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the
Preston Royal Canadian Legion. Period: 1968 -
1969.
Townships and Urban Centres
427
4398. "Preston... holds the key to opportunity." Galt
Evening Reporter. 1964, February 18. Pp. 13A-24A.
ill. Loc: OCCA.
A supplement promoting Preston’s industries and
local services. Articles give facts on companies
and organizations, there are photographs of the
Kirmes and other past Preston events, and local
businesses have placed large advertisements.
Period: 1964 - 1965.
4399. "Preston’s Municipal Complex." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1966. 54: 58. Loc: all.
A short note of the opening. Period: 1966.
4400. Preston Women’s Institute. Tweedsanuir history,
Preston Women’s Institute, South Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1983. 1 reel,
ill., map. mf. Loc: OCCA, OKIT, OWRE, OWTU.
A scrapbook history of Preston from 1806 to
1972, including details of churches, mayors,
pioneers, industries, businesses, hotels and
organizations. There is also information about the
Preston Kirmessen of 1904 and 1912, the hop
fields, the parks, the bands, the early telephone
system, and the various municipal services such as
the fire and police department. Period: 1806 -
1972.
WATERLOO (VILLAGE, TOWN, CITY)
4401. Centennial Advertising Committee. Waterloo
Centennial Jubilee band and folk festival, June 26
- July 1, 1957: the history of our city’s growth,
1857-1957. Waterloo: The Committee, 1957. 98 p.
ill. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL, OKITW, OWT.
An illustrated account of the city’s industrial
and commercial growth, including its insurance,
distilling and brewery, manufacturing, farming,
woodworking, clothing and service industries as
well as descriptions of churches, schools and
entertainment. A detailed programme for the
events at the Waterloo Centennial Jubilee begins
on page 43 and lists many individuals who were
involved in the festivities. There are many
advertisements by businesses in Waterloo and
Kitchener. Period: 1857 - 1957.
4402. "Century firms in Waterloo." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1967. 55: 29. Loc: all.
A list of seven companies presented with
centennial plaques by the Waterloo Chamber of
Commerce on completing 100 years in business. The
companies were Kuntz Brewery (Carling Breweries
Ltd), Waterloo Manufacturing Co. Ltd, the
Waterloo Chronicle, Joseph E. Seagram and Sons
Ltd, C.A. Boehm Insurance Ltd, McGibbon Harper
and Haney, and the Waterloo Mutual Insurance
Company. Period: 1867 - 1967.
4403. Cowls, W.J. These eventful years: a pageant of
the history of the city of Waterloo, Ontario.
1957. 20 1. Loc: OKIT.
Text of a pageant in 20 scenes, performed in
Waterloo on 2 July 1957 during the city’s
centennial celebrations. Featuring the
community’s development until 1945 and its leading
citizens and businesses, the pageant is mentioned
in F.W.R. Dickson’s article on Waterloo’s
centennial in the Waterloo Historical Society’s
45th annual report. Period: 1799 - 1946.
4404. Dunham, B. Mabel. "A short history of the new City
of Waterloo." Kitchener-Waterloo Record 1948,
January 2. p. 3. Loc: OWTUR.
An article marking Waterloo’s incorporation as a
city. The author outlines the settlement and
development of the community, noting individuals
who became prominent in business, industry and
politics. The article was also printed in the
Waterloo Historical Society’s 35th annual report
and is fully indexed with that record in the WRP
database. Period: 1800 - 1947.
4405. Dunham, B. Mabel. "A short history of the new City
of Waterloo." Waterloo Historical Society. 1947.
35: 34-38. Loc: all.
An historical sketch marking the proclamation of
city status. Period: 1800 - 1947.
4406. Dunham, B. Mabel. "The story of Waterloo."
Kitchener-Waterloo Record. 1948. 5 p. Loc: OWT,
OWTUR.
An historical sketch of the community marking
its incorporation as a city. It outlines
settlement and development, noting prominent
citizens such as Abraham Erb, Elias Snider, John
Hoffman and Cyrus M. Taylor. Similar accounts
were published in the Kitchener-Waterloo Record
on 2 January 1948 and the Waterloo Historical
Society’s Annual Report for 1948. Period: 1857 -
1948.
4407. "History of Waterloo, 1806-1961." Waterloo
Chronicle. 1961, June 8. Pp. 1-28. ill. Loc: OWT,
OKITW.
A newspaper supplement commemorating the history
of the town of Waterloo with references to its
industries, insurance companies, street railway
and the 1895 reunion of Waterloo Public School
students. Articles are reprinted from earlier
editions of the newspaper. Period: 1806 - 1961.
428
Townships and Urban Centres
4408. "History of Waterloo, 1806-1962: 156 years of
industry." Waterloo Chronicle. 1962, July 12.
Pp. 1-8. ill. Loc: OWT.
A newspaper supplement containing general
articles about the development of industry in
Waterloo and advertisements by local businesses.
Period: 1806 - 1962.
4409. "Marking 100 years of progress with stability:
Waterloo 1857-1957." Waterloo Chronicle. 1957,
June 20. Pp. 1-40. ill. Loc: OWT.
A special edition of the newspaper celebrating
Waterloo’s history and reporting the centennial
celebrations. Articles are reprinted from past
newspapers and advertisements. Period: 1857 -
1957.
4410. Reaman, G. Elmore. "From Waterloo to Waterloo."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1958. 46: 7-11.
ilL Loc: all.
A description of a cultural exchange in 1958
between the cities of Waterloo, Belgium, and
Waterloo, Ontario. Period: 1958.
4411. Rowell, Margaret. Waterloo, the village,
1806-1876 and the development of the central
business district of Waterloo between 1861 and
1981. University of Waterloo (student essay,
History), 1981?. 1 v. (unpaged), ill., bibl. Loc:
OWT.
An essay in two parts, the first outlining early
settlement and development from the German
Company and the first mill established by Abraham
Erb to the growth of industries, businesses and
services in the village. The second section describes
the growth of Waterloo since 1861 with particular
reference to its strong commercial and industrial
base, built environment and architectural history.
Period: 1806 - 1981.
4412. Rowell, Margaret and Devitt, Edward and McKegney,
Patricia. Welcome to Waterloo: an illustrated
history of Waterloo, Ontario, in celebration of
its 125th anniversary, 1867-1982. Waterloo:
Waterloo Printing Co., 1982. 132 p. ill., maps,
bibl. Loc: OKIT, OWRA, OWRE, OWRW, OWT,
OWTL, OWTU, OWTUCG, OWTUR.
A survey of the village to 1876, the town from
1876 to 1947, and the city since 1947, outlining
pioneer settlement, municipal government,
transportation and communications, industry and
commerce, hotels and inns, financial institutions,
schools, churches, and recreation. There are
profiles of most organizations and illustrations
of industrial and commercial buildings and special
events. One appendix presents sports highlights,
and another lists the names of municipal
politicians and officials. Period: 1857 - 1982.
4413. "Souvenir edition commemorating the 125th
anniversary of the city of Waterloo." Waterloo
Chronicle. 1982, May 26. 80 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR,
OKITW, OWT, OWTUCR.
A history of the community’s settlement and
growth, including information on industries,
schools, churches, entertainment, government
programmes, universities, notable people and
landmarks, with historic and current
advertisements by local businesses and many
photographs. The final pages Eire devoted to the
history of the Waterloo Chronicle itself.
Period: 1857 - 1982.
4414. "Story of Waterloo’s first hundred years."
Kitchener-Waterloo Record 1957, June 25. Pp.
25- 44. iU. Loc: OWT.
A newspaper supplement commemorating the
centenary of Waterloo’s incorporation as a
village. The lead article by Mabel Dunham is
reprinted from the Record of 2 January 1948.
Many articles are historical but some concern
contemporary issues such as the increase in taxes
and urbanization. Numerous people, organizations
and businesses are mentioned. Period: 1806 - 1957.
4415. Voelker, Marion. Waterloo centennial: June
26- July L Waterloo: The Author, 1957. 42 p. ill
Loc: OWT.
An unpublished scrapbook of newspaper clippings,
programmes, buttons, posters and items about the
centennial celebrations in 1957. It includes a
description of the first school house and a list
of Waterloo mayors. Period: 1857 - 1957.
4416. 'Waterloo 1857-1982." Kitchener-Waterloo Record
1982, June 18. Pp. 53-72. ill. Loc: OWT.
A newspaper supplement commemorating the 125th
anniversary of incorporation as a village. There
are articles and photographs on many subjects
including the University of Waterloo, sports, a
walking tour of the city, life as a city employee
in 1948, and reminiscences of city seniors.
Period: 1806 - 1982.
4417. Waterloo Board of Trade. The Town of Waterloo,
Ontario: the Hartford of Canada Waterloo: The
Board 1927. 16 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A promotional booklet with brief accounts of
contemporary business, education, recreation and
services. There are photographs of the Waterloo
College and Seminary, the Waterloo Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., the Public Library, Mutual Life of
Canada building, and Waterloo’s first log school
house. The title on the cover is "What’s this
about Waterloo?" Period: 1926 - 1927.
Townships and Urban Centres
429
4418. Waterloo Board of Trade. Welcome to Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada: industrially and financially
unique. Waterloo: The Board, 1947. 12 p. ill.,
map. Loc: OKET.
A promotional booklet including many photographs
of local industries, businesses and services and a
list of 1947 Waterloo enterprises, organized by
type. Period: 1946 - 1947.
4419. Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. A good location for
your industry: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada: progress
with stability. Waterloo: Waterloo Chamber of
Commerce, 1956. 20 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR.
Promotional brochure presenting a general
description and history of the city and its
municipal services and listing over 60 Waterloo
firms and their products. Period: 1956 - 1958.
4420. Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. Growth with
stability in beautiful Waterloo. Waterloo: The
Chamber, 1964. 16 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT.
A promotional booklet describing the city’s main
commercial and residential areas and listing local
industries and businesses. In includes statistics
relating to local politics, civic tax structure,
services and transportation. Period: 1963 - 1964.
4421. Waterloo Town Council. Records and by-laws of the
Town of Waterloo. Waterloo: Bauemfreund
Publishing House, 1904. 144 p. index. Loc: OKITW.
The text of by-laws in force in 1904, with a
table giving the title, date passed, and status of
each. The names of all Waterloo councillors,
reeves, mayors and clerks from 1857 to 1904 are
listed. Period: 1857 - 1904.
4422. Wells, Clayton W. and Hilliard, Thomas. "A
historical sketch of the town of Waterloo,
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1928. 16:
22-67. Loc: all.
A detailed historical account of the town,
including aboriginal occupation, settlers from
Pennsylvania and Germany, early businesses,
churches, the library, local government, the Board
of Trade and musical organizations. Many citizens
and Waterloo men who died in the First World War
are named. Period: 1800 - 1928.
WATERLOO TOWNSHIP
4423. Bean, Clive S. "History of Doon." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1941. 29: 164-172. Loc: all.
A brief account of the communities of Upper and
Lower Doon, from their origins in 1834 with the
enterprises of Adam Ferrie and the Perine Brothers
to 1941. The author notes that the Grand Trunk
Railway diverted traffic and commerce to Berlin.
Period: 1834 - 1941.
4424. "Bloomingdale’s Tweedsmuir book." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1971. 59: 35. Loc: all.
A note of the completion of the Tweedsmuir
history of Bloomingdale, edited by Olive and Vera
Schweitzer. Period: 1971.
4425. Brewster, Winfield. Lot six in the third of
Waterloo. Hespeler: T and T Press, 1950. 21 p.
ill., maps. Also mf. Loc: OCGA, OCLG, OKIT,
OWTUR.
A collection of notes and reminiscences about
Lot 6 of Concession 3 in Waterloo Township. Names
and anecdotes are presented about many landowners,
tenants and workers, especially the Brewster,
Brydon and Bergey families. An index is available
at the City of Cambridge Archives and the
Cambridge Library and Gallery. Period: 1847 -
1950.
4426. Centreville Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir
history, Centreville Women’s Institute, North
Waterloo. Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library,
1983. 1 reel, ill., maps. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU,
OWRE.
A history of the community, presented in
scrapbook form with newspaper articles,
photographs, handwritten and typed entries
relating to such topics as farms, schools,
churches, landscapes, roads, services and
organizations. Biographical sketches, as well as
reminiscences of many local residents, are
included. The Kitchener Public Library also holds
the original volume. Period: cl800 - 1983.
4427. "Clergy Reserve Fund ended in Waterloo Township."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57: 79. Loc:
all.
A note of the abolition in 1969 by the Waterloo
Township Council of its Clergy Reserve Fund and
the transfer of $40,000 to the Waterloo Public
School Boards. Period: 1791 - 1969.
4428. Cressman, Ella M. "History of the village of
Breslau." Waterloo Historical Society. 1969. 57:
32-43. ill. map. Loc: all.
A history of the community from its foundation
in 1850 by Joseph Erb, including descriptions of
various points located on a 1858 village map
surveyed by James Pollock and Joseph Hobson and
reproduced in the article. The shops, schools,
churches, railway, hotels, and the telephone and
electrical systems are all mentioned. Period: 1818
- 1969.
430
Townships and Urban Centres
4429. Eby, Marguerite Bechtel. "Doon 1867: before and
after." Waterloo Historical Society. 1966. 54:
36-58. ill. Loc: all.
A community history that mentions early
settlers, businesses and organizations. Family
names such as Watson, Tilt, Hamacher, Kinzie,
Beck, Peddar, Perine, Schneider and Ferrie figure
prominently. Period: cl800 - 1967.
4430. Elmdale Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Elmdale Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 1 reel,
ill., maps. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWRE.
A microfilm copy of the Tweedsmuir history which
relates the beginnings of the Elmdale Women’s
Institute in 1952 as well as the settlement and
development of its community. Topics include
local landowners and the fiftieth anniversary of
the Elmdale School House (1907-1957) and its Old.
Boys’ Reunion held June 22, 1957. A programme of
the reunion provides a brief history of the school
with budgets and lists of school board members and
teachers. Period: cl800 - 1957.
4431. "Freeport." Waterloo Historical Society. 1956.
44: 42. Loc: all.
A brief description of Freeport’s origins, from
Parsell’s Atlas of the Dominion of Canada of
1881. Period: 1820 - 1881.
4432. Haldane, Elizabeth Anne. The historical geography
of Waterloo Township, 1800-1855. McMaster
University (M.A. thesis, Geography), 1963. 199 1.
ill., maps, plates, bibl. Loc: OWTU, OWTUR, OKIT.
A useful account of the development of the
township from first white settlement to the coming
of the railway. The thesis is organized in two
main parts: the years 1800-1835, when the main
agents of landscape change were the Pennsylvania
Mennonite pioneers; and the period from 1835 to
1855, when German migrants from Europe established
themselves especially in the villages of Preston
and Berlin, but also in Waterloo, Hespeler and
smaller centres. The author uses varied primary
sources to document the changing economy, society
and landscape, and presents many maps and other
illustrations to show land sales and surveys,
changes in rural land use and productivity, and
the growth of hamlets and villages. Period: 1800 -
1855.
4433. Helena Feasby Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir
history, Helena Feasby Women’s Institute, North
Waterloo. Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library,
1981. 1 reel, ill., maps. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU,
OWRE.
A history of the Williamsburg locality of the
former Waterloo Township southwest of Kitchener,
beginning with an account of the Tweedsmuir
histories project and of the Helena Feasby Branch,
named for its founder who was a long-time teacher
at the Williamsburg School. Presented as a
scrapbook containing newspaper clippings,
correspondence, photographs, and handwritten or
typed contributions of members, the document
provides an eclectic record of local
personalities, landownership (including century
farms), volunteer services, and numerous community
and rural activities from soap-making and
syrup-making to stamp-collecting. Period: 1800 -
1981.
4434. Historical Society of St Boniface and Mary hill
Community. The Historical Society of St Boniface
and Maryhill Community Calendar. Mary hill: The
Society, 1988-. Loc: OKIT.
A photocopy of the annual calendar including
reprints of family portraits, buildings, wayside
shrines and activities. Birth dates of pioneer
residents are noted each month. The Kitchener
Public Library holds calendars for the years 1988
to date. Period: 1820 - 1951.
4435. Johannes, James. "History of Blair." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1941. 29: 162-164. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of the earlier pioneer
years, including references to various mills and
industries, the Blair School and Blair Cemetery.
Period: 1800 - 1940.
4436. Jubilee Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history.
Jubilee Women’s Institute, South Waterloo,
1947-1988. 1988. 3 v. ill., maps. mf. Loc: OCCA.
A three-part history of the Glen Christie area,
of which the first volume has facts and
photographs about families, farmsteads, churches
and schools. The second volume contains newspaper
clippings, photographs on the area and the
institute from 1947 to 1988. The third has
photographs of club members and programmes of
activities from the same period. Period: 1820 -
1988.
4437. Kinzie, Harry S. "History of Blair." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1954. 42: 7-10. ill. Loc:
all.
A description of Blair, emphasizing the earlier
settlement that began in 1800 and the development
of its many mills. Period: 1800 - 1955.
4438. Kinzie, Ira. "New Aberdeen." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1951. 39: 41. Loc: all.
A short description of the village founded in
1824, including names of early inhabitants and
businesses. Period: 1824 - cl880.
Townships and Urban Centres
431
4439. Kummer, Oliver A. "Reminiscences of A.O. [sic]
Rummer, early settler: Doon." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1964. 52: 63-70. ill. Loc: all.
An historical sketch of early businesses,
industries, organizations and activities,
including references to Adam Ferrie, John Tilt,
William Morrison, Moses Wismer, Jacob Cluthe,
James Huber, James Jones, James Card, William
Thoms and Charles Ahrens. Period: cl800 - 1965.
4440. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Maryhill is 50 years old."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1991. 79: 116. Loc:
all.
A note of the anniversary of the community’s
change of name from New Germany during the
Second World War. Period: 1941 - 1991.
4441. Lexington Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Lexington Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1983. 2
reels, ill., ports, mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU, OWRE.
A microfilmed scrapbook history of the community
northeast of Kitchener-Waterloo, Topics in the
first book include schools, industries,
personalities, farms and churches. The second
book contains information on current events in a
wider area, such as Fred Shinn’s series of
articles in the Waterloo Chronicle. The
Lexington Institute was founded in 1962, and much
of the history records the contemporary
urbanization of farmland. Period: 1834 - 1986.
4442. 'Map of Waterloo Township." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p. 23. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
A map at a scale of 80 chains to the inch,
showing rivers and streams, major roads, railway
lines, townships, towns, villages, hamlets,
concessions and lots. The complicated pattern of
land surveys is well illustrated. Properties of
subscribers to the atlas are also identified.
Period: 1880 - 1881.
4443. Moyer, Helen A. and Reinhart, Sheila. A journal
of New Germany. Historical Society of St Boniface
and Maryhill Community, 1991. 1 v. ill., index.
Loc: OKIT.
A selection of interesting items on New Germany
from 1850 to 1941 taken from local newspapers and
arranged chronologically. The articles provide
rich detail on local people and events, while a
name index provides access to the death notices,
wedding announcements and other items. Names of
the Sisters of Notre Dame and pastors of St.
Boniface who served in the community are listed.
Period: 1850 - 1941.
4444. Newcombe, Hiram K "Village of Breslau: its
beginning, sketches of its business men and nearby
farmers." Newcombe’s Monthly Rural Sketches.
1900 - June. Pp. 1-22. Loc: OKITW.
Biographical sketches of 34 prominent men and
businesses in 1900, with a village history and a
glowing contemporary description. Many people,
commercial enterprises and farmsteads are noted in
this detailed account. Period: 1818 - 1900.
4445. Pepper, Paul E. Index to Lot six in the third of
Waterloo: by Winfield Brewster. 1987. 3 p. Loc:
OKIT.
An index to nearly 150 persons.
4446. "Rummelhardt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1970. 58: 74. Loc: all.
A note that Mrs Carl Boettger, while working on
the history of Rummelhardt for the Women’s
Institute Tweedsmuir history, had found records
showing the purchase of land in 1842 by Francis
Joseph Rummelhardt from Benjamin Eby. Period:
1842 - 1970.
4447. "Rummelhardt." Waterloo Historical Society.
1978. 66: 47. Loc: all.
A note about the origin of the name of the small
community located west of Waterloo. Period: 1969 -
1978.
4448. Schweitzer, Olive and Schweitzer, Vera.
Bloomingdale Tweedsmuir history, part 1.
Canadian-German Folklore v.5. Pennsylvania
Folklore Society of Ontario, 1975. 292 p. ill.
Loc: OWTU, OKIT, OKITW, OWTUCG, OWT.
A printed version of most of the first volume of
the Bloomingdale Tweedsmuir history, dealing with
the early settlement of the families, their farms,
and a genealogy of the owners from 1805 to 1968.
Persons mentioned in this volume have been indexed
in detail in the WRP database. The entire
Tweedsmuir history to 1965 is available on
microfilm and separately abstracted. Period: 1805
- 1968.
4449. Schweitzer, Olive and Schweitzer, Vera.
Tweedsmuir history of the community of
Bloomingdale, 1801-1965. Toronto: Archives of
Ontario, 1969. 2 reels. 274, 320 p. ill. mf. Loc:
OKIT.
A comprehensive and well-organized history of
the community which was part of Waterloo Township
until 1972. The first volume, also printed in
432
Townships and Urban Centres
1975 by the Pennsylvania Folklore Society of
Ontario, deals with Indian lands, the German
Company Tract, pioneer settlement, early
government, transportation, agriculture and
century farms, and genealogies of pioneer settlers
and landowners. Persons named in the printed
volume are indexed in detail with the separate
record in the WRP database. The microfilmed first
volume also includes a 40-page history of
Rosendale. The second volume describes the actual
village of Bloomingdale, its founders, churches,
schools, shops, industries and voluntary
organizations. Period: 1805 - 1965.
4450. Sherk, M.G. "Reminiscences of Freeport, Waterloo
County from 1867 to 1873." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1924. 12: 101-108. Loc: all.
An historical sketch that describes the Freeport
Academy, the United Brethren in Christ Church,
Cornell’s Corners and various homesteads. The
author mentions early inhabitants such as Abraham
B. Sherk, Elias Snyder, Jacob Gingerich, Henry
Hilker, Bishop Weaver, Rev. George Plowman, Samuel
S. Detweiler, Wesley Meriam, Adam Shupe, Mr
Allison and Henry Lutz. Period: 1850 - 1873.
4451. Snyder, O.A., Mrs. "Fisher Mills." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1957. 45: 29-35. ill. Loc:
all.
A history of the village from 1835 when
Christian Strome built a saw mill. Period: 1835 -
1957.
4452. Snyder, O.A., Mrs. "Speedsville." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1955. 43: 24-27. Loc: all.
A brief historical sketch of early settlers and
industries and the community’s gradual
incorporation into Preston. Period: 1801 - 1955.
4453. Steckle, John. "John Steckle recollects."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1965. 53: 47-52.
Loc: all.
A collection of anecdotes about early settlers
of Waterloo Township, including references to land
transactions and the unsolved disappearance of
Jacob Bliehm (Bleam) in 1836. Period: cl800 -
1965.
4454. Temant, Vera Mavis and Tilt, Millicent and
Worden, Ethel Wilfong (Mrs Paul) Tweedsmuir
history. Grand River (Doon-Blair), South
Waterloo. Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library,
1984. 1 reel maps, ports, mf. Loc: OWTU, OKIT.
A portrait of the community, covering varied
topics and drawn from many sources. Major
sections deal with churches, schools, industries,
family histories and farmsteads. The club’s own
members and activities are given prominence, but
other community activities and clubs are also
described. Also included are biographies of
notable local people such as Homer Watson and
Jessie Beattie, a walking tour of Blair and a
discussion of industrial sources of water
pollution. The Kitchener Public Library also
holds the original volume. Period: 1800 - 1984.
4455. "Township of Waterloo embracing the towns of
Berlin and Waterloo and the villages of Preston
and Hespeler." Historical atlas of Waterloo &
Wellington counties, including: Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Waterloo (1881), County of
Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas
of the County of Wellington (1877). Port Elgin:
Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint. Pp. 5-8. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL, OCCA, OCLG,
OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN, OWRW, OWT.
An historical sketch of topography, early
settlement, the development of economic
activities, municipal government and services, and
social institutions such as churches and schools.
It is interesting as an early statement of what
was to become a widely accepted version of the
early history of the region. The story of the
Mennonite migrations, from Europe to Pennsylvania
and thence to Upper Canada, is recounted in
considerable detail for the period before 1816.
About half consists of accounts of the early
settlement and municipal incorporation of
Waterloo, Berlin, Preston and Hespeler, with brief
notes on the smaller hamlets and villages of
Blair, Bloomingdale, Breslau, Bridgeport,
Centreville, Doon, Freeport, Freiburg, German
Mills, Kossuth and Strasburg. Period: 1800 - 1881.
4456. "Township of Waterloo: the first far-inland
settlement in Upper Canada." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1959. 47: 29-41. map. Loc: all.
Text of the historical sketch from Parsell’s
Atlas of 1881. Tremaine’s 1861 map, naming
landowners and listing various merchants, is
reproduced and a table summarizes information
about houses and livestock from the assessment
rolls of 1833, 1840 and 1848. All reeves from
1850 to 1960 are listed. Period: 1800 - 1960.
4457. Waterloo Township Council. Consolidated by-laws
of the Township of Waterloo up to the year 1913:
to which is appended an historical sketch of the
early settlement and subsequent development of the
township, and other interesting matter. Preston:
Preston Progress, 1913. 148 p. Loc: OCCA, OKIT,
OWTUR, OKITW.
Synopses of Waterloo Township by-laws in force
in 1913, with a list of all bylaws passed by the
Township Council between 1850 and 1912. A brief
history of Waterloo Township is given, with a list
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433
of the municipal officers (reeves, deputy reeves,
councillors, clerks and treasurers) from 1850 to
1913. Also included are a list of Gore District
by-laws affecting roads in Waterloo Township and a
description of road divisions in relation to
electoral boundaries. Period: 1850 - 1912.
4458. Waterloo Township Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the
Township of Waterloo in the County of Waterloo.
Berlin: Daily Telegraph and Daily News Record
Office, 1855. 42 p. Also CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 41869. Loc: OKITW.
Minutes of the 34th to 40th sessions held in
1854, with copies of the by-laws passed. The
names of the councillors, reeves, tavern
inspectors, assessors, town wardens, fence
viewers, pound keepers, collectors and highway
overseers are given. Many by-laws deal with roads
and highways; by-law no. 91 redefines the school
sections. Period: 1854 - 1855.
4459. Waterloo Township Council. Journal of proceedings
and reports of the municipal council of the
Township of Waterloo for the year 1942. Waterloo
Township Council, 1942. 16 p. Loc: OKITW.
An account of the year’s business, with a report
from the medical officer and a financial summary
of receipts and disbursements. Many of the
accounts presented during the individual sessions
are noted as relief payments. Period: 1942 - 1943.
4460. Waterloo Township Council. Voters’ lists: South
and North Divisions of the Township of Waterloo.
1890, 1893, 1925. Loc: OKITW.
Lists of people eligible to vote in municipal
and provincial elections arranged by polling
subdivisions. Other information includes the lot
and concession, name, post office and rural route
number of the voter, status as a tenant or
freeholder, and whether eligible for jury service.
The Waterloo Historical Society holds lists for
1890, 1893 and 1925. Period: 1890 - 1925.
4461. 'Waterloo Township Hall." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1970. 58: 85-86. Loc: all.
Transcript of a petition for the erection of a
township hall in Berlin. A competing request from
Preston is mentioned in the document. Every third
name on the petition is noted at the end of the
transcript, about 100 names in all. A short
preface describes the petition itself and gives a
history of the township hall. Period: 1848 - 1958.
4462. Wendland, Dennis. Historical articles on Blair.
Waterloo County Board of Education, 1976. 105 p.
ill. Loc: OWRE.
A compilation of materials from many sources,
including newspapers, the Waterloo Society’s
annual reports and Eby’s biographical history of
early settlers, about the history of Blair and its
mills. The book is designed for the use of
students and contains questions and suggestions
for further activities. General information about
the settlement and industrialization of Waterloo
County is also given. Period: 1800 - 1976.
4463. Woolwich Historical Foundation. "The heritage of
Maryhill." Elmira Independent. 1989, June 27. 8
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A newspaper supplement presenting a short
history of the community’s early development, the
role of religion and education, the cemetery, the
Feast of Corpus Christi, wayside shrines and the
activities of the Historical Society of St
Boniface and Maryhill Community. Names of early
settlers and prominent individuals are given as
well as information about "con men and bumblers."
Period: 1820 - 1989.
4464. Zinger, Joseph A. Maryhill Historical Society,
1977-1982, Ontario Canada. Maryhill: The Society,
1982. 66 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A transcript of the minutes of the Historical
Society of St Boniface and Maryhill Community for
its first five years, 1977 to 1982, with
historical notes on Maryhill. The minutes report
improvements to the Edward Halter house where the
society met, and describe the centennial
celebrations of the School Sisters of Notre Dame
to Maryhill in 1982. There are brief biographies
of Edward Halter and other early pioneers and of
priests and pastors of St Boniface Church. Period:
1828 - 1982.
4465. Zinger, Joseph A. and Sister Carola and Reinhart,
Jerome. New Germany: Maryhill, 1867-1967. 1967.
16 p. Loc: OKIT, OWT.
A history of New Germany, later Maryhill,
commemorating Canada’s centennial. Topics include
early industries and pioneers, the School Sisters
of Notre Dame, the Corpus Christi processions, St
Boniface Roman Catholic Church and its clergy. A
list is given of Maryhill century farms with their
past and present owners. Period: 1820 - 1967.
WELLESLEY TOWNSHIP AND VILLAGE
4466. Dewar, Florence R. 'Wellesley Village." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1967. 55: 44-55. ill., map.
Loc: all.
A history of the village since 1842, with a map
and references to other sources. Period: 1842 -
1967.
434
Townships and Urban Centres
4467. Dorking Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Dorking Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1983. 1 reel,
ill., maps. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWRL, OWTU.
An historical account of pioneer settlement,
farms, schools, churches, landscapes, services,
organizations and community activities.
Biographical sketches are included for many
individuals and there are newspaper clippings
describing the lifestyles of Old Order Mennonites.
Period: cl800 - 1983.
4468. Haner, Vonnie. "Licensing houses of entertainment
in Wellesley Township 1853-1877." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1988. 76: 141-147. ill.,
tables. Loc: all.
An examination of the regulations which governed
auctioneers, shopkeepers, tavern and inn keepers,
as well as those who kept billiard tables. The
article includes a list of tavern and shopkeepers
who received licences in 1875. Period: 1853 -
1877.
4469. Herchenrader, Mary Pat, Mrs and Squirrell, L.,
Mrs. Ilawkesville: the town and the family. 1991.
24 1. maps. Loc: OWRW.
A history and genealogy of the Hawke and Lount
families, United Empire Loyalists who fled from
Simcoe County to Wellesley Township following
their participation in the Rebellion of 1837. The
Hawkes were prominent citizens of the village that
bears their name and their contributions to it are
described. Period: 1838 - 1991.
4470. Linwood Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Linwood Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 1 reel,
ill. mf. Loc: OWTU, OKIT, OWRE.
A scrapbook of newspaper clippings and
miscellaneous materials on community history from
1939 to 1982, including accounts of the Linwood,
Crosshill and Wellesley schools and churches. A
great deal of genealogical information about
Linwood residents is contained in the newspaper
articles and announcements. Period: 1939 - 1982.
4471. "Map of Wellesley Township." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p. 20. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
A map at a scale of 70 chains to the inch that
shows rivers, streams and major roads, names
townships, towns, villages and hamlets, and
numbers concessions and lots. Properties of
subscribers to the atlas and some rural industries
and churches are also identified. Period: 1880 -
1881.
4472. "Marking the 150th anniversary of the settlement
of Wellesley Township." Elmira Independent
1982. 16 p. ill. Loc: OWRE, OWRSC.
A newspaper supplement on the history of
industries, businesses, sports teams and churches,
including reprints of an 1882 historical sketch of
Wellesley Township, an early history of Wellesley
Village and a biographical directory of
subscribers to the 1881 county atlas. Activities
planned to celebrate the 150th anniversary are
also described. Period: 1832 - 1982.
4473. Ogram, Grace. "Hawksville/Hawkesville on the
Conestogo River." Waterloo Historical Society.
1986. 74: 101-128. ill., map. Loc: all.
A survey of the community from the first formal
settlement by a group of Quakers including the
Hawke family (also spelled Hawk) in the 1840s.
Archival documents are quoted on the prior land
claims by black, ex-slave squatters in the Queen’s
Bush (part of which became Wellesley Township) and
on other disputes over the land developed by John
Hawk as a millsite. Information from a wide
variety of sources is also cited on prominent
families, doctors, churches and the school. The
author explains that the community’s name was
spelled Hawksville until 1881, and then
Hawkesville. Period: 1830 - 1980.
4474. Oudejans, Annette. "History of the village of St
Clements." Waterloo Historical Society. 1984.
72: 74-113. ill., map. Loc: all.
A detailed survey of all commercial and
industrial businesses and local services. All
persons and organizations mentioned are indexed in
the WRP database. Period: 1833 - 1983.
4475. Pepper Paul E. Index to the Maple Leaf journal.
Kitchener: Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch, 1985. 39 p. Loc: OKIT,
OWT.
Index to nearly 1,500 subjects, mainly personal
names mentioned in the history of Wellesley
Township.
4476. "The prince and princesses of Wellesley Township."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1982. 70: 88-89.
ill. Loc: all.
A list of the children who participated in
Founders’ Day celebrations during 1982. The
twelve girls and one boy represent fifth, sixth
and seventh generation descendants of the original
settlers. Frey, Koebel, Forrest, Oesch, Straus,
Townships and Urban Centres
435
Hahn, Deckert, Ryan, Kieswetter, Roth, Boshart and
Bender are names of some of the first inhabitants
of the township. Period: 1840 - 1982.
4477. Schantz, Orpheus Moyer. "Hawkesville, a pioneer
village of Waterloo County." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1934. 22: 138-146. Loc: all.
A sketch of the community’s history, with
details of early inhabitants and their occupations
as well as references to local buildings. Period:
1870 - 1934.
4478. Stewart, Barbara J. and Kitchen, Phyllis Leleu and
Dietrich, Debbie. The Maple Leaf journal: a
settlement history of Wellesley Township.
Waterloo: Corporation of the Township of
Wellesley, 1983. 148 p. ill., maps. Loc: OKIT,
OWRL, OWRSC, OWT, OWTUR, OWTUCG.
A collection of reminiscences, letters, excerpts
from newspapers and articles, richly illustrated
with excellent photographs and handsomely
produced. William Walker’s 1843 map and
Tremaine’s map of 1861 are reprinted. The volume
has no index, but the WRP database indexes all
corporate subjects, topical subject headings and
places. The names of over 125 families or persons
mentioned more than twice or the subjects of
photographs or the sources of reminiscences are
also indexed in the WRP database. An index to
1,500 personal names has been prepared by Paul
Pepper. Period: 1800 - 1983.
4479. 'Welcome to Wellesley: 15th annual apple butter &
cheese festival." The Elmira Independent. The
Elmira Independent, 1990, September 29. 23 p. ill.
Loc: OWRW.
A visitor’s guide containing a programme of
events, articles about Wellesley people and
places, advertisements, and recipes for apple
butter and cheese. One article is a history of
Wellesley School Section #16 and there is a
profile of Ruth Leis. Period: 1848 - 1990.
4480. 'Wellesley Township and its early settlement."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1942. 30: 224-228.
Loc: all.
A sketch of the early settlement of the
township, with information about place names and
community leaders and a list of all reeves from
1852 to 1942. Period: 1837 - 1942.
4481. 'Wellesley Township and village." Historical
atlas of Waterloo & Wellington counties,
including: Illustrated Atlas of the County of
Waterloo (1881), County of Waterloo Directory
(1877-78) and Illustrated Atlas of the County of
Wellington (1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972
reprint, p. 9. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
An historical sketch of topography, early
settlement, the development of economic
activities, municipal government and services, and
social institutions such as churches and schools.
It is interesting as an early statement of what
was to become a widely accepted version of the
early history of the region. The author describes
the arrival of the first pioneers between 1832 and
1842, before the township survey, and briefly
outlines the founding and functions of the
villages and hamlets of Heidelberg, St Clements,
Hawkesville, Linwood, Crosshill, Bamberg and
Wellesley. The varied ethnic character of the
township’s original settlers is noted, from the
French and German Catholics around St Clements and
those of English extraction around Hawkesville,
Linwood and Crosshill, to the Irish in the
northwest corner, Amish in the southeast, and
Hessian Lutherans along the Fifth Line. Period:
1832 - 1881.
4482. Wellesley Township Council. Voters’ lists:
Township of Wellesley. 1894 - 1966. Loc: OK1TW,
OWRBW.
Lists of people eligible to vote in municipal
and provincial elections arranged by polling
subdivisions. Other information includes the lot,
concession, post office and rural route of the
voter, status as tenant or freeholder and whether
eligible for jury service. The Waterloo
Historical Society holds a photocopy of the list
for 1894 and the Wilmot Township Archives hold
lists for the years 1922, 1923, 1924, 1962 and
1966. Period: 1894 - 1966.
4483. 'Wellesley Township." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1958. 46: 26-31. ill., map. Loc: all.
An account of the early history of the last
township in Waterloo County to be opened for
settlement, with details of the founding of each
village or hamlet. Tremaine’s map of 1861 is
reproduced, showing every landowner’s plot in
Wellesley Township and listing the major
businesses in each village (Wellesley, Crosshill,
Heidelberg, St Clements, and Hawkesville). Period:
1832 - 1958.
4484. Wellesley Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history,
Wellesley Women’s Institute, North Waterloo.
Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 1 reel,
ill. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTU.
An account of churches, schools, industries,
businesses, parks, parades, royal visits,
prominent local people and sports teams, with a
history of the Wellesley Women’s Institute since
436
Townships and Urban Centres
its founding in 1902. Period: 1806 - 1977.
WZLMOT TOWNSHIP
4485. Bauer, H., Mrs. "New Dundee: its history and
development." Waterloo Historical Society. 1939.
27: 70-74. Loc: all.
A brief history of New Dundee from 1826 to 1928,
mentioning founding families such as the Millars,
Bettschens, Halls and Reicherts, as well as the
schools, churches and fruit farms. Period: 1826 -
1928.
4486. Bergey, Lorna L. "Haysville District pioneers: a
pictorial review of their families and homes."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 15-46.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of the Smith, Kerr, Illingworth, Mark,
Cassel, Bean (Biehn), Puddicombe, Eichler,
Christner, Tye, Laird, Somerville, Walker and
Shantz families and their properties. Period: 1828
- 1980.
4487. Bergey, Lorna L. "A history of Wilmot Township."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1962. 50: 48-61.
ill., map. Loc: all.
An historical account that quotes from AR.G.
Smith’s report on an Indian village site, the
History of the Bettschen family by Gottlieb
Bettschen, and an 1881 survey of Wilmot by the
Ontario Agricultural Commission. Tremaine’s 1861
map of Wilmot Township is reproduced, showing
landowners and a list of merchants. Period: 1600 -
1960.
4488. Bergey, Lorna L. and Diamond, Florence.
"Interesting notations from the minutes of Wilmot
Township Council meetings, 1850-1900." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1962. 50: 66-70. Loc: all.
A collection of excerpts from the council
minutes. Period: 1850 - 1900.
4489. Hallman, D. The geography of Wilmot Township.
McMaster University (B.A thesis, Geography),
1964. 65 p. ill., maps. Loc: OHM.
A comprehensive report on the physical
environment (geology, climate, vegetation,
drainage and soils), history of settlement and
development, agricultural land use, and functions
of urban centres. The thesis is very well
illustrated with photographs, maps and graphs.
Period: 1830 - 1961.
4490. Hilbom, Ivan M. "Historical sketch of New
Dundee." Waterloo Historical Society. 1970. 58:
43-52. ill. map. Loc: all.
A history of New Dundee from its foundation in
1830 by John Millar. The author makes many
references to a map drawn by Michael Myers in 1856
and updated by W.H.E. Schmalz to show more recent
buildings. Many aspects of village life are
covered, such as sports, businesses, churches,
banks and organizations. Period: 1830 - 1970.
4491. Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld. "Punkeydoodle’s Corner."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1983. 71: 82-89.
ill. Loc: all.
An account of the origin of the name
Punkeydoodle’s Corner and of the Zurbuchen and
Zurbrigg families who settled there. The author
notes the celebrations in June 1982 in honour of
the community. Period: 1845 - 1983.
4492. "Map of Wilmot Township." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p. 21. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
A map that shows rivers and streams, major roads
and railway lines, as well as names of townships,
towns, villages and hamlets and numbers of
concessions and lots. Properties of subscribers
to the atlas and some rural industries and
churches are also identified. Period: 1880 - 1881.
4493. Morden, Gladys A Petersburg, Ontario and its
first pioneer. 1968. 12 p. ill. Loc: OWTUR, OWTL,
OKIT.
A short biography of Peter Wilker, for whom the
village is named, with an outline of early
community history. The author describes the main
buildings and services from the beginning to the
1930s, including Wilker’s blacksmith shop, the
Blue Moon Hotel, the railway station and the
school. Many early settlers are named. Period:
1809 - 1935.
4494. Morden, Gladys A "Petersburg, Ontario and its
first pioneer." Waterloo Historical Society.
1968. 56: 6-18. ill. Loc: all.
A history of the community including a biography
of its first settler, John Peter Wilker
(1809-1889) and his family. The author describes
schools, churches, recreation and domestic
activities in the mid-nineteenth century and
quotes the inscription on the Wilker Monument in
the Petersburg Cemetery. Period: 1809 - 1899.
Townships and Urban Centres
437
4495. New Dundee 150th Anniversary Committee. 150 years
New Dundee: 1830-1980. The Committee, 1980. 68 p.
ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRND, OWRA, OWRE, OWEN,
OWEW.
A history of the community founded by John
Millar in 1830, especially the businesses and
organizations that still existed in the 1970s.
Period: 1830 - 1980.
4496. New Dundee Public School. Walking tour of New
Dundee. New Dundee: The School, 1987. 1 sheet,
ill., map. Loc: OKIT.
A guide to 20 sites of historical significance.
The buildings include schools, stores, residences
and factories in various architectural styles.
Period: 1824 - 1987.
4497. New Dundee Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir history.
New Dundee Women’s Institute, South Waterloo.
1984. 1 reel. ill. maps. mf. Loc: OKIT.
A scrapbook compilation of material on the
history of the community in Wilmot Township,
including such topics as Indian encampments, early
settlers, farming families, businesses, churches,
schools, clubs and societies, and the development
of the Women’s Institute itself. Period: 1830 -
1978.
4498. "New Hamburg and Wilmot." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p. 9. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT, OWTL,
OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWEN,
OWRW, OWT.
An historical sketch of topography, early
settlement, the development of economic
activities, municipal government and services, and
social institutions such as churches and schools.
It is interesting as an early statement of what
was to become a widely accepted version of the
early history of the region. Nearly half is a
narrative of Christian Nafziger’s settlements in
the mid-1820s and a description of Amish beliefs
and customs. The rest consists of brief histories
of the villages of New Hamburg and Baden, with a
short explanation of the Canada Company’s
settlement of Block A and the development of the
villages of Haysville and New Dundee. Period: 1824
- 1881.
4499. New Hamburg-Wilmot Township Centennial
Committee. More than a century in Wilmot Township.
New Hamburg: The Committee, 1967. 123 p. ill., map.
Loc: OKIT, OWRA, OWRB, OWRE, OWRN, OWRND,
OWRSC, OWT, OWTL, OWTUR.
A comprehensive history of the entire township,
including chapters on municipal history, the
school system, ethnicity and library facilities.
Individual communities are described as to their
settlement, schools, churches, industries,
services, historical events and century farms.
Many personal names and businesses are included in
the work and all are indexed in the WRP database.
Period: 1800 - 1967.
4500. Newton, James. "New Dundee’s Golden Centennial."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1980. 68: 30-35.
ill. Loc: all.
A short account of the celebrations of the 150th
anniversary of the community in August 1980.
Period: 1830 - 1980.
4501. Pepper, Paul E. Index to More than a century in
Wilmot Township. 1986. 39 p. Loc: OKIT.
A index to some 800 subjects, mainly persons
mentioned in the centennial volume. Period: 1840 -
1967.
4502. Sararus, Miriam and Baldwin, Michael. New Dundee:
building and growing together. New Dundee: New
Dundee Community Center Building Committee, 1988.
12 p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
An outline history of the community, prepared as
part of a fund-raising campaign. Plans for the
proposed new community centre are described, with
a financial statement of costs and fund-raising.
Period: 1830 - 1988.
4503. Sauder, Dorothy M. "Amish Mennonite
sesquicentennial." Waterloo Historical Society.
1972. 60: 58-59. Loc: all.
An account of festivities held in Wilmot
Township, including demonstrations, displays,
concerts, church homecomings and a pageant written
by Baden native, Urie Bender. Period: 1822 - 1972.
4504. Schumilas, Catherine and Williams, Joan. St
Agatha, 1867-1967. 1967. 24 p. ill. Loc: OWTU,
OWTUCGR, OKIT.
A short history of the community, especially its
early businesses, schools, churches, prominent
inhabitants, centennial farms, and war dead. The
authors mention individuals active in the Notre
Dame of St Agatha Children’s Village and Carmel of
St Joseph, as well as all residents of St Agatha
and district in 1967. Period: cl830 - 1967.
4505. Smith, Allan R.G. "Early history of Haysville and
vicinity." Waterloo Historical Society. 1916. 4:
10-12. Loc: all.
A brief history of Haysville, from its origins
as one of the chief stage coach stops between
Hamilton and Goderich, to its decline after the
438
Townships and Urban Centres
Grand Trunk Railway diverted trade to New
Hamburg. Period: 1818 - 1900.
4506. Smith, Allan R.G. "Haysville." Waterloo
Historical Society. 1948. 36: 22-26. ill. Loc:
all.
An historical sketch of the village and location
on the Huron Road, with particular reference to
early settlers such as William Hobson, William
Puddicombe, Horn Stevens, Robert Hays, William
Illingworth and William Anderson. Period: 1818 -
1883.
4507. Stock, Fred W. "Punkey Doodle’s Corners."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1967. 55: 9-10.
Loc: all.
A discussion of the name of the hamlet that is
usually spelled Punkeydoodle’s Comer. Period:
1836 - 1967.
4508. Thoms, Elise. The family four. New Hamburg: Ritz
Printing, 1977. 456 p. ill., tables, map. Loc:
OKIT, OWRN, OWTUR.
A history of the Marlton, Tye, Macdonald, and
Thoms families, written to update the account by
Charles James Fox and Winnifred Cassel published
in The Parish of Wilmot. There are photographs,
recipes, transcripts of wills, local histories,
newspaper articles and correspondence and two
genealogical tables, one showing the
interrelationship between the Thoms and Tye
families, and the other tracing the Marlton and
Puddicombe descendants. A map of Wilmot Township,
showing the locations of the Puddicombe and Tye
farms, and a plot plan of St James Cemetery are
included. Period: 1832 - 1977.
4509. Waltz, Jacob and Roth, Lorraine. "A glimpse of the
Amish settlement in Wilmot in 1843."
Mennogesprach. 1988. 6,2: 14. Loc: OWTUCG, OKIT.
Translation of a letter from Jacob Waltz to his
relatives in Germany, describing the difficulties
of making a living by farming in Wilmot Township.
The cold climate, divisions in the church, and
lack of buyers for wheat, are among the problems
mentioned. The family later moved to Tennessee.
An introduction by Lorraine Roth comments on the
persons mentioned in the letter and on the early
settlement of Wilmot. Period: 1843 - 1844.
4510. Wilmot Township Council. The consolidated by-laws
of the Township of Wilmot to the 1st December,
1888. New Hamburg: Jacob Ritz and Co., 1888. 75
p. index. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 15689.
Loc: OWTUCGR, OWTL, OWTU.
Township laws, including those concerned with
roads, animal control, wire fences, school
sections, public health and public morals. All
by-laws from 1850 to 1888 are listed by title,
with a note of whether they are in force, effete,
repealed, consolidated, amended or superseded. A
list of township officials for that period is
given. Period: 1850 - 1888.
4511. Wilmot Township Council. Voters’ lists: Township
of Wilmot. 1897 - 1966. Loc: OWRBW, OKITW.
Lists of people eligible to vote in municipal
and provincial elections arranged by polling
subdivisions. Other information includes the lot,
concession number and post office of the voter,
and whether he is a tenant or freeholder and
eligible for jury service. Some lists include
occupations. The Wilmot Township Archives hold
lists for 1897, 1905, 1917 up to and including
1927, 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1936 up to and
including 1966. The Waterloo Historical Society
holds lists for 1963 and 1964. Period: 1897 -
1966.
WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP
4512. Boshart, Ruth Anne. "The hamlet of St Jacobs,
Ontario." Waterloo Historical Society. 1964. 52:
73-78. ill. Loc: all.
A short history of the community, including its
early settlers, industries and organizations. The
author stresses the role of the Snider family.
Period: cl807 - 1964.
4513. Devitt, A.W. "Notes on the pioneer days of
Woolwich Township." Waterloo Historical Society.
1947. 35: 38-47. Loc: all.
An account of the early development of the
township, including names of prominent early
settlers and enterprises, churches and schools,
with a list of reeves from 1850 to 1947. Period:
1800 - 1947.
4514. Devitt, A.W. 'West Montrose and district."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1946. 34: 20-24.
Loc: all.
A brief history of the community, including
references to the covered bridge, general store,
post office and first school and anecdotes about
various early residents. Period: 1865 - cl890.
4515. "Floradale." Waterloo Historical Society. 1961.
49: 47-48. Loc: all.
A brief history of Floradale from 1809 to 1890,
including names of early settlers and industries.
Names of tradespeople are listed from Sutherland’s
1864 directory. Period: 1809 - 1890.
Townships and Urban Centres
439
4516. "Map of Woolwich Township." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
p. 22. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
A map at a scale of 70 chains to the inch that
shows rivers, streams and major roads, with names
of townships, towns, villages and hamlets and
numbers of concessions and lots. Properties of
subscribers to the atlas and some rural industries
and churches are also identified. Period: 1880 -
1881.
4517. Martin, Virgil Emerson. The early history of
Jakobstettek an account of the people and the
land in and around St Jacobs, Ontario ... to the
beginning of the 20th century. St Jacobs: V.E.
Martin, 1979. 102 p. ill., maps., index. Loc:
OCLG, OKIT, OWRSJ, OWT, OWTU, OWTUCG.
A popular history of St Jacobs from prehistory
to 1900, illustrated with many photographs.
Topics include geology, Joseph Brant and the Six
Nations Indians, the arrival of Pennsylvania
Mennonites in Block Number Three in 1813, the
establishment of Jacob Snider’s mills in the early
1850s, and the development of businesses,
professions, and industries in St Jacobs towards
the end of the 19th century. Many local
businessmen and townspeople are mentioned, notably
E.W.B. Snider and John L. Wideman. The names of
all persons and corporations are indexed in the
WRP database. Period: 1800 - 1900.
4518. People who put my community on the map. 1 v.
(unpaged), ill. Loc: OWRE.
An unpublished essay written for a North
Woolwich Ever Faithful Women’s Institute
Tweedsmuir History competition on personalities
from the North Woolwich - Floradale area. Four
families in Woolwich Township are featured in
detail: the Bowmans, Sellings, Broxes and
Cleghorns. Period: 1877 - cl983.
4519. "Salute to family business in Woolwich Township."
Elmira Independent. 1991, June 17. 20 p. ill.
Loc: OWRE.
A scrapbook of clippings from a supplement to
the Elmira Independent. The articles present
short histories of many family firms in the
township including those that have been in
business for over 20 years. Period: 1892 - 1971.
4520. Schmidt, William A. "The blind printer of St
Jacobs." Waterloo Historical Society. 1985. 73:
141-144. ill. Loc: all.
A short biography of John Theodore Schmidt
(1870-1948), a typesetter who lost his sight but
continued to work in his own printing shop with
the help of his wife Ellanora and later his
children. Period: 1870 - 1948.
4521. Smith, Marvin C. "St Jacobs: its early history."
Waterloo Historical Society. 1968. 56: 33-48.
ill. Loc: all.
A history of St Jacobs, emphasizing the various
businesses and their owners. A map, drawn by
W.H.E. Schmalz from a plan surveyed by Schofield
and Hobson, shows individual residences and
commercial buildings. Period: 1807 - 1966.
4522. St Jacobs Friendly Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir
history, St Jacobs Friendly Women’s Institute,
North Waterloo. Kitchener: Kitchener Public
Library, 1982. 1 reel, ill, maps. mf. Loc: OKIT,
OWTU, OWRE.
A microfilmed community history including
information on prehistory and early settlement,
churches, schools, organizations and local
services such as the telephone system, the
railway, the postal service (including Amos
Bowman’s pony express) and the library. Details
about many area residents are provided as is an
extensive genealogy of the Jacob and Catherine
(Weber) Schweitzer family. It should be noted
that this Tweedsmuir history is on the same
microfilm as the Elmdale Women’s Institute history
and is catalogued under that title in the
University of Waterloo system. Period: cl800 -
cl960.
4523. "Township of Woolwich." Historical atlas of
Waterloo & Wellington counties, including:
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Waterloo
(1881), County of Waterloo Directory (1877-78) and
Illustrated Atlas of the County of Wellington
(1877). Port Elgin: Ross Cumming, 1972 reprint.
Pp. 9-10. Loc: OWTU, OWTUM, OWTUCG, OKIT,
OWTL, OCCA, OCLG, OCP, OWRBL, OWRE, OWRN,
OWRW, OWT.
An historical sketch of topography, early
settlement, the development of economic
activities, municipal government and services, and
social institutions such as churches and schools.
It is interesting as an early statement of what
was to become a widely accepted version of the
early history of the region. Following a
reference to the original grant of the township,
with Pilkington, from the Six Nations Indians to
George Wallace, the author recounts the pioneer
settlers and enterprises in the various localities
440
Townships and Urban Centres
and villages, such as Conestogo, St Jacobs,
Heidelberg and Elmira. Period: 1810 - 1881.
4524. "Township of Woolwich." Waterloo Historical
Society. 1961. 49: 35-46. map. Loc: all.
A history of the township based on information
in special newspaper supplements, early
directories and maps, and excerpts from municipal
records for 1850 and 1861. All reeves from 1852
to 1905 are listed. Period: 1800 - 1905.
4525. Uttley, W.V. 'Woolwich Township: its early
settlement." Waterloo Historical Society. 1933.
21: 10-32. Loc: all.
A detailed account of early landowners
(including William Wallace, Richard Beasley,
Augustus Jones, John and Jacob Erb, and George and
Benjamin Eby), municipal government, the first
schools and churches, and the communities of
Conestogo and Snider’s Woods, Winterbourne, West
Montrose, Floradale, Heidelberg, Weissenburg, St
Jacobs and Elmira. The author quotes a poem
written in the Mennonite dialect about "Die alt
Heemet" ("The old home"). Period: 1797 - cl919.
4526. Winterbourne Women’s Institute. Tweedsmuir
history. Winterbourne Women’s Institute, North
Waterloo. Kitchener: Kitchener Public Library,
1982. 1 reel, ill., maps. mf. Loc: OKIT, OWTU,
OWRE.
A history of the Winterbourne area including
such topics as churches, schools, farms and
organizations, as well as information on many
local notables. Presented as a scrapbook, the
work is made up of newspaper clippings, programmes
and typed contributions by members of the Women’s
Institute or area residents. The same microfilm
reel also contains the Woolwich Ever Faithful
Women’s Institute’s Tweedsmuir history. A second
reel, containing a 1989 update to the first
Winterbourne work, is held by the Elmira Public
Library and the Kitchener Public Library. The
Kitchener Public Library also holds the original
volume. Period: cl820 - 1982.
4527. Woolwich Ever Faithful Women’s Institute.
Tweedsmuir history, Woolwich Ever Faithful
Women’s Institute, North Waterloo. Kitchener:
Kitchener Public Library, 1982. 1 reel, ill., map.
mf. Loc: OKIT, OWRE, OWTU.
A history of the northern part of Woolwich
Township around Elmira and Floradale, including
information on local personalities, farms,
organizations, schools, churches and fairs.
Presented as a scrapbook, the history contains
newspaper clippings, programmes and typed
contributions by members of the institutes. It
should be noted that this history is on the same
microfilm reel as the Winterbourne Women’s
Institute’s Tweedsmuir history and is entered
under that title in the University of Waterloo
catalogue. Period: cl820 - 1982.
4528. Woolwich Historical Foundation. "The heritage of
Conestogo." Elmira Independent. 1988, May 31. 8
p. ill. Loc: OKIT.
A newspaper supplement containing a short
history of early settlers, churches, businesses
and the school, with photographs of early
buildings. Period: 1807 - 1988.
4529. Woolwich Historical Foundation. "The history of St
Jacobs." Elmira Independent 1990, June 26. 12
p. ill. Loc: OKIT, OWRE.
A newspaper supplement presenting a short
history of early settlement, the first mills, the
first school, the first physician (Napoleon
Bonaparte Wolfe), the first church and the
library. Photographs of past streetscapes and
advertisements by older businesses are included.
Period: 1800 - 1990.
4530. Woolwich Township Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the
Township of Woolwich. 1850 - 1905. Loc: OKiTW.
Annual reports of the minutes and by-laws, with
financial statements by the Treasurer. The
Waterloo Historical Society holds proceedings from
the first council meeting in 1850 to 1905. The
Society holds some of the proceedings in German
only Journal der V er handlungen und Neben-Aeleke
des Munizipal Raths von Township Woolwich, while
it holds both German and English copies for 1896.
Period: 1850 - 1905.
4531. Woolwich Township Council. Voters’ lists:
Township of Woolwich 1925, 1939. Loc: OWRBW.
Lists of people eligible to vote in municipal
and provincial elections, arranged by polling
subdivisions. Other information includes the lot,
concession number and post office of the voter,
status as tenant or freeholder, and whether
eligible for jury service. Some lists include
occupations. The Wilmot Township Archives holds
lists for the years 1925 and 1939. Period: 1925 -
1939.
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
441
LOCAL IMPRINTS TO 1900
About 1 70 imprints, apparently printed in Waterloo County,
are listed chronologically here in summary form. For
abstracts of scope and content and for library locations, see
the full annotated entries for which numbers are given.
1835
Canada Museum und Allgemeine Zeitung. 1835 - 1840.
mf. See: #87
1836
Die gpnipinsphflftlifhp T .ipdprssmmilimg, y.nrn
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
aus vielen Liedembuchem gesammelt, und mit einem
Inhalt sammt Register versehen. Erste Auflage.
Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin: H.W. Peterson,
1836 reprinted 1838. 328 p. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 38605 (1836) and 18500 (1838). See:
#3283
1839
Der Morgenstem. 1839 - 1841. mf. See: #96
Eby, Benjamin. Neues Buchstabir- und Lesebuch,
besonderes bearbeitet und eingerichet zum Gebrauch
deutscher Schulen, enthalted das ABC, imd
vielerley Buchstabir- und Leseubungen, 1st e<L.
Berlin: H.W. Peterson, 1839. 144 p. Also: CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 51199. See: #2739
Roosen, Gerhard. Christliches Gemuths Gesprach
vom seligmachenden Glauben, fur die Jugend, in
Fragen und Antworten; und ein Glaubens Bekenntnifi
der Mennonisten, nebst einem Anhang. Berlin: H.W.
Peterson, 1839. 340 p. Also CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 38684. See: #3363
1840
Briefe an die mennonisten Gemeine, in Ober
Canada, mit einer Zugabe. Berlin: Heinrich Eby,
1840. 47 p. See: #3257
1841
Der Deutsche Canadier und N euigkeitsbote. 1841 -
1865. mf. See: #94
Eby, Benjamin. Kurzgefasste Kirchen Geschichte
und Glaubenslehre der Taufgesinnten-Christen oder
Mennoniten. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1841. 240 p.
Also: CIHM Microfiche series, no. 35039. See:
#3290
van der Smissen, Carl Justus. Zweyter Brief aus
Danemark an die mennonisten Gemeine. Berlin:
Heinrich Eby, 1841. 23 p. See: #3394
Wellington District Agricultural Society. Rules
of the exhibition, Guelph, July 24, 1851. Berlin:
H. Eby, Printer, 1841. 1 sheet. See: #1803
Die gempinschafhlichp T .iwlprsammlnng; zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit einem Tnhalt sammt zweyfachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin:
Heinrich Eby, 1841 reprinted 1849. 396 p. See:
#3284
1842
Eby, Benjamin. ABC Buchstabir- und Lesebuch, zum
Gebrauch fur deutsche Schulen in Canada, 2nd ed~
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1842. 144 p. ill. See:
#2738
Nissly, Heinrich. Geistliches Sendschreiben des
christlichen Lehrers und Predigers Heinrich
Nissly. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1842. 20 p. See:
#3354
1844
Hollatz, David. Die Heils und Gnaden Qrdnung nach
dem Evangelium in vier Gesprachen vorgestellt.
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1844. 160 p. Also: CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 35777. See: #3540
Mennoniten Gemeinde. Kleiner Katechismus, oder
kurzgefasste Unterweisung aus der Heflingen
Schrift, in Fragen imd Antworten zum Gebrauch fur
Kinder. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1844. 64 p. See:
#3359
1845
Liddell, Thomas, Rev. Report of the discussion on
the late disruption in the Presbyterian Church
which took place in St Andrew’s Church, Galt
between Rev. President Liddell and the Rev. John
Bayne. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 22007. Galt:
Dumfries Courier, 1845. 1 fiche. 60 frames, mf.
See: #3680
Risser, Johannes. Glaube und Lehre von der Taufe
der Mennoniten in Deutschland. Berlin: Heinrich
Eby, 1845. 128 p. See: #3362
1846
Bayne, John, Rev. Was the recent disruption of
the Synod of Canada, in connection with the Church
of Scotland, called for?: an address to the
Presbyterians of Canada who still support the
Synod in Connection with the Church of Scotland,
published at the request of the Commission of the
Synod of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
Galt: James Ainslie, 1846 reprinted 1873. 83 p.
Also: CIHM Microfiche series. See: #3654
442
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
Die emsthafte Chris tenpflicht, enthaltend schone
geistreiche Gebete, das Glaubens BekenntniB der
Mennoniten, mit einem Anhang fiber die
Wehrlosigkeit; und das geistliche Luflgaertlein
frommer Seelen. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1846. 240
p. Also CIHM Microfiche series, no. 34879. See:
#3280
Galt Reporter. The Galt Reporter almanack, for
1847. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 43233. Ainslie
and Jaffray, 1846? 1 fiche. mf. See: #4236
Galt Reporter/ Galt Weekly Reporter/ Galt Daily
Reporter/ The Evening Reporter/ Cambridge
Reporter. 1846 - mf. See: #104
1848
Der Canadische Beobachter. 1848 - 1850? 4 p.
See: #92
Rules adopted by the Galt Building Society,
established 1848 and incorporated by act of
parliament. Galt: Ainslie and Jaffray, 1848. 23
p. See: #1825
1849
Canada Kalender. Berlin Kitchener: Rittinger and
Motz, 1849 - 1920. Also: mf. See: #34
Dumfries Reformer/ Weekly Reformer/ Daily
Reformer/ Galt Daily Reformer/ Galt Weekly
Reformer. 1849 - 1912. mf. See: #99
Herkommen und Geschlechts Register des Schneider
Familie. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1849. 8 p. See:
#1052
1850
Bunyan, John. Johann Bunyan’s dritter Theil der
Pilger Reise aus dieser nach der zukunftigen
Welt. Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1850. 192 p. See:
#2933
Hoch, Daniel. Kurz gefasste Kirchen-Ordnung der
Mennoniten oder Wehrlosen Christen in Canada
Preston: Martin Rudolf, 1850. 25 p. See: #3318
Widder, Friederich. Anleitung fur die Emigranten
aller Klassen, welche nach Ober Canada
auszuwandem beabsichtigen, ganz besonders den
kleinem Gfiterbesitzem der Ackerbau treibenden
Klasse gewidmet, die aber auch fur solche Klassen
von Interesse die im Besitze eines ziemlichen
Capitals oder sicheren Einkommens den EntschluB
fassen, nebst ihren Familien die alte Heimath zu
verlassen. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 47676.
Berlin: Heinrich Eby, 1850. 18 frames, mf.
See: #683
Woolwich Township Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the
Township of Woolwich. 1850 - 1905. See: #4530
1851
Bayne, John, Rev. Is man responsible for his
belief?: a lecture delivered before members of the
Hamilton Mercantile Library Association on the
evening of the 18th February, 1851 and now
published at their request. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 41610. Galt: J. Ainslie, 1851. mf.
See: #3653
Der Canadische Bauemfreund. 1851 - 1918. See:
#92
Esson, Henry. A plain and popular exposition of
the principle of voluntaryism in opposition ot the
misapprehensions of those who have imputed to them
an infidel tendency: being a humble essay to
mediate between the advocates and antagonists of
the establishment principle, and to promote
generally the catholic unity of the evangelical
churches. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 63135.
Galt: Jaffray and Son, 1851. mf. See: #3231
Waterloo County Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the County
of Waterloo. 1851 - 1972. See: #3980
1852
Hamburger Beobachter. 1852 - 1856. mf. See: #106
North Dumfries Township Council. By-laws of the
municipal council of North Dumfries for 1852.
Galt: Dumfries Reformer, 1852. 48 p. See: #4208
van der Smissen, Carl Justus and Roosen, Berend
Karl. Sammlung von Predigten von Carl J. van der
Smissen, Prediger der mennoniten Gemeinde in
Friedrichstadt, Danemark, und Berend Karl Roosen,
Prediger der mennoniten Gemeinde zu Hamburg und
Altona. Berlin: Peter Eby, 1852. 163 p. See:
#3394
1854
Briefe fiber West-Canada das Runner-U nwesen und
die deutsche Gesellschaft in New-York, nebst einem
Anhange fiber die ostlichen Townships in Unter
Canada und die Passage-Bureaus in Europa und
Amerika; ein Wegweiser fur Auswanderer. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 32509. Preston: Jakob
Teuscher, printed by Abr.A. Eby, 1854. 3 fiche.
mf. See: #637
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
443
Eby, Peter. Canada’s Zustande, Uebersetzung einer
Depesche von Sr. Excellenz dem General Gouvemeur,
an den Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, Baronet.
Berlin: The Author?, 1854. 26 p. See: #642
Teuscher, Jakob. Briefe fiber West-Canada: ein
Wegweiser fur Answanderer. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 32509. Preston: Abr. A. Erb, 1854. 176
p. See: #680
1855
Der N eu-Hamburger Neutrale. 1855 - 1859? mf.
See: #97
Teuscher, Jakob. ABC Buchstabir- und Lesebuchlein
fur Elementar-Schulen in Canada, 2d ed..
Waterloo: Springer and Teuscher, 1855. 46 p. Also:
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 58587. See: #2848
Waterloo Township Council. Journal of proceedings
and by-laws of the municipal council of the
Township of Waterloo in the County of Waterloo.
Berlin: Daily Telegraph and Daily News Record
Office, 1855. 42 p. Also: CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 41869. See: #4458
1856
Ayr Observer. 1856 - 1857. 4 p. mf. See: #76
Berlin Chronicle. 1856 - 1860. mf. See: #79
1857 Die gemeinschaftliche Lieder-Sammlung, zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit einem Inhalt sammt zweifachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Berlin:
Boedecker und Stuebing, 1857 reprinted 1883, 1901,
1908, 1918. 388 p. Also: CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 35959. See: #3281
Galt and Guelph Railway. Financial statement of
the Galt and Guelph Railway Co., from the 3rd
March 1856 to the 28th February 1857 as submitted
to the stockholders at the Annual Meeting on the
2nd March. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 52608. The
Company, 1857. 1 frame, mf. See: #2074
Proclamation! south riding of the county of
Waterloo! to wit: public notice is hereby given to
the electors of the south riding of the county of
Waterloo ... for the purpose of electing a person
to represent them in the Legislative Assembly.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 57196, 58277. Berlin:
Telegraph, 1857, 1863. mf. See: #4153
1859
Berliner Journal 1859 - 1917. Also: mf. See: #82
Canadian Sporting Chronicle. 1859. 4 p. See:
#3725
Canadischer Familien Calender auf das Jahr unsers
Herrn Jesu Christ! CIHM Microfiche series, nos.
32376 and A00150. Berlin: Boedecker und Stuebing,
1859 - 1897. mf. See: #36
Canadisches Volkshlatt. 1859 - 1909. mf. See: #88
1860
Apocalyptic sketches: being a condensed
exposition of the views of the most eminent
writers upon the prophecies of Revelation, Daniel,
Isaiah, &c. respecting the second coming of Our
Lord with all his saints at the first
resurrection. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 48175.
Galt: W. March, 1860. mf. See: #3229
Die gemeinschaftliche Lieder-Sammlung zum
allgemeinen Gebrauch des wahren Gottesdienstes,
mit einem Inhalt sammt zweyfachem Register
versehen. Edited by Benjamin Eby. Lancaster, PA
Johann Br’s Sohnen, 1860 reprinted 1870. 344 p.
See: #3282
Galt, Alexander Tilloch. Canada, von 1849 bis
1859. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 39289. Preston:
W. Schlueter, 1860. mf. See: #4131
Waterloo Chronicle/ Waterloo County Chronicle and
Weekly Telegraph/ Chronicle Telegraph/ Waterloo
County Telegraph. 1860? - mf. See: #123
1861
Eastern Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Canada. V erhandlungen/Minutes. The Church, 1861 -
Also: mf. See: #3526
Proclamation! north riding of the County of
Waterloo to wit: public notice is hereby given to
the electors of the north riding of Waterloo.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 56145, 55650, 58725,
58286. Berlin: Telegraph, 1861 - 1864. mf. See:
#4152
1862
Church of the New Jerusalem. Constitution of the
association of the New Jerusalem Church of Canada,
and minutes of its first meeting, held at Berlin,
C.W., June 20-23 A/D. 1862. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 33689. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1862. 1 fiche. mf. See: s-5344
Proclamation! nordlicher Wahlbezirk des County
Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 46866,
58274. Berlin: Canadier Druck, 1862 - 1863. mf.
See: #4151
444
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
1863
Der Deutsche Reformer. 1863. 4 p. See: s-5522
Proclamation! sfidficher Wahlbezirk des County
Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 58273.
Berlin: Canadier Druck, 1863. mf. See: #4154
1864
Der Canadische Kolonist. 1864 - 1909. 4 p. See: #93
1865
Waterloo County Board of Public Instruction.
Memorial to the Council of Public Instruction of
Upper Canada, from the Board of Public Instruction
of the County of Waterloo. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 55445. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1865. 1
fiche. mf. See: #2857
1866
Constitution of the Mennonite Aid Union. 1866.
See: #1804
Funcken, Louis, Rev. Annual report of St Jerome’s
College, Berlin, Waterloo County, Ontario, (on the
Grand Trunk Railroad), for the scholastic year
1866-1867. CIHM Microfiche series, no. AO 1837.
Berlin: St Jerome’s College, 1866? 4 frames, mf.
See: #2751
1867
Klotz, Otto. Leitfaden zur deutschen Sprache oder
kurz gefasstes Lehrbuch der deutschen Sprache in
Fragen und Antworten. Preston: The Author, 1867.
134 p. Also: CIHM Microfiche series, no. 08119.
See: #2796
1868
Berlin Village Council. The consolidated by-laws
of the Municipal Corporation of the Village of
Berlin, to the 31st day of December, 1868.
Berlin: Telegraph Office, 1868. 54 p. See: #4304
Church of the New Jerusalem. Minutes of the
Seventh Conference of the Association of the New
Jerusalem Church in Canada, held in the church in
Albert Street, Toronto, Ont., from Friday June
19th, to Tuesday, June 23, 1868. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A01661. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1868. 1 fiche. mf. See: #3700
Kirchen-Blatt der evangelisch-lutherischen Synode
van Canada 1868 - 1910. Also: mf. See: #3548
1869
Waterloo County House of Industry and Refuge.
Annual report of the Inspector of the House of
Industry and Refuge for the County of Waterloo.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. A00710. 1869 - 1882. 3
fiche. mf. See: #4073
1870
Elmira Anzeiger. Elmira Delion Brothers, 1870 -
1880. 4 p. ill. mf. See: #100
1871
Bickel, P.W. Das Singvdgelein, oder Melodien und
Lieder fur Sonntags-Schulen Berlin: Oberholtzer
and Bowman, 1871. 96 p. music. Also: CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 58638. See: #3008
Preston Mechanics’ Institute. Constitution,
by-laws, rules and regulations. Galt: Reformer
Press, 1871. 17 p. See: #3833
Statuten und Nebengesetze des Deutschen
U nterstutzungs- V ereins in Toronto, Ontario.
Berlin: Rittinger and Motz, 1871. 15 p. See:
#678
1872
Waterloo County Medical Association. Constitution
and by-laws of the Waterloo County Medical
Association, adopted December 10, 1872. Waterloo:
The Association, 1872. 20 p. See: #3850
1874
Baker, George. A vocabulary of musical terms for
the use of the student in harmony, counterpoint
and composition, and for the executant, &c., with
which is interspersed notices of all modem
musical instruments. CIHM Microfiche series, no.
25719. Galt: Anderson, 1874. mf. See: #3005
1875
Martin, Jacob. Em Buchlein, namlich ein Auszug
aus der HeOigen Schrift fiber einige Religions =
Fragen unserer Zeit. Waterloo: The Author, 1875.
226 p. See: #3343
Pearce, Thomas and Sheppard, F.W. and Norman, L.
Report of the Public Schools of Waterloo County.
Berlin Galt Waterloo: 1875 - 1914. See: #2817
Fowler, Orson Squire. Creative and sexual
science: or, manhood, womanhood, and their mutual
interrelations; love, its laws, powers, etc.;
selection, or mutual adaptation; courtship,
married life, and perfect children; their
generation, endowment, paternity, maternity,
bearing, nursing and rearing; together with
puberty, boyhood, girlhood, etc; sexual
impairments restored, male vigor and female health
and beauty perpetuated and augmented, etc., as
taught by phrenology and physiology. Berlin:
Oberholtzer and Co., 1875 reprint. 1065 p. See:
#3173
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
445
1877
Arthur, T.S. Strong drink: the curse and the
cure. Berlin: Oberholtzer and Co., 1877. 676 p.
See: #3162
Calender fur die Versammlungen der mennoniten
Gemeinde in Canada West, und im Staat Neu York,
auf das Jahr unsers Herm 1877. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A01682. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1877. 1 fiche. mf. See: #3262
Gospel Banner. 1877 - 1969. See: #3315
Stone, W.C. Directions for using Stone’s
experience of 12 years for dressing and dyeing
skins for mats, robes, and other purposes, with
improvements. New Hamburg: Dawson and Gould,
1877. 8 p. See: #2291
1878
Berlin Daily News. 1878 - 1897. mf. See: #80
Das Wochenblatt. 1878. See: #90
Oelschlager, William. Darlegung der
aiigcnhlickfichcn financinllnn Verhaltnisse
Canada’s nebst vergleichenden statistischen
Tabeflen, als Antwort auf Hra Fair Play’s Angaben
mit Ansichten ber die brennende Tagesfrage:
"Schutzzoll oder FreihandeL". Berlin: P.E.W.
Moyer, Daily News Printing, 1878. 21 p. tables.
See: #1739
1879
Berlin Town Council. Voters’ lists: municipality
of the Town of Berlin. 1879 - 1901. See: #4303
187?
Wagner, George P. Christian Science not the
second coming of Christ: Mrs Edify not his
representative for that occasion: a warning. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 40504. Berlin: Record,
187-? mf. See: #1320
1880
Ayr Recorder. 1880? - 1892? 8 p. mf. See:
s-5507
Galt Edge Tool Works and Carriage Spring Works
manufacture all variety of carriage springs ...
which are patented in the United States and
Canada. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 56983. Galt:
Warnock and Co., 1880? mf. See: #2244
Merz, Philip Paul. Thesaurus biblicus, or,
hand-book of scripture reference. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 26870. Waterloo: Observer Book Co.,
1880. 11 fiche. mf. See: #2958
Preston Horticultural Society. Prize lists of the
Preston Horticultural Society. 1880 - 1905. See:
#3832
Town of Galt gazetteer and general business
directory for 1880. 1880. 43 p. mf. See: #53
Waterloo County Council. Standing rules and
regulations of the Council of the Corporation of
the County of Waterloo, as revised and adopted fay
the Council, January 28th, 1880. Berlin: The
Council, 1880. 14 p. See: #3981
1881
Maple Leaf Saw Works. Price list of the Maple
Leaf Saw Works: Shurfy and Dietrich, manufacturers
of refined silver and cast steel saws of all
kinds, patent ground.. Galt: The Company, 1881.
40 p. ill. See: #2275
1882
North Waterloo Exhibition Committee. Programme:
the North Waterloo fall exhibition, 1882. Berlin:
Telegraph Office, 1882. 13 p. See: #3824
1883
Balzlev, R. Erbauliche Betrachtungen fur Kranke
Berlin: Rittinger and Motz, 1883. 160 p. See:
#3163
Martin, Jacob. Ein Schifflein gegen den Wind
gerichtet, namlich ein Auszug aus der Heiligen
Schrift ber einige Religions = Fragen unserer
Zeit. Berlin: The Author, 1883. 210 p. See:
#3344
1884
Stewart, Charles. The harp of Strathnaver a lay
of the Scottish Highland evictions and other
poems. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 33550. Galt:
Peter Paul and Bro., Buffalo, 1884. 1 fiche. mf.
See: #2965
1885?
Preston Progress. 1885? - 1922. See: #115
1886
Berlin Town Council. Consolidated by-laws of the
Town of Berlin. Berlin: C. Hett, 1886. 134 p.
index. See: #4301
Douglass, Janet. Immanuel hymns for the worship
of God. Berlin: Mennonite Brethren in Christ,
1886. 95 p. See: #3285
Freie Presse. 1886 - 1888? mf. See: #102
446
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
Illustrated catalogue of the Berlin Novelty
Works. Berlin: The Company, 1886. 52 p. ill.
See: #2255
Woolwich Township Agricultural Society. Annual
exhibition programmes. Elmira: The Society, 1886,
1897. 20 p. See: p-5062
1887
Evangeliums Panier. Berlin: Mennonite Brethren
in Christ, 1887. See: #3296
John Watson Manufacturing Co. Watson Man’fg. Co.:
binders, reapers, mowers, rakes. Ayr: The
Company, 1887? 32 p. ill. See: #2261
Spring, Christian F., Rev. Katechetische
Unterweisung zur Seligkeit fiber den lutherischen
Kalechismus. Berlin: M.S. Hallman, 1887. 232 p..
See: #3565
Young, James. Our national future!: being four
letters by James Young in opposition to commercial
union (as proposed) and imperial federation! and
pointing out what the writer believes to be the
true future of Canada as a part of North America
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 26165. Galt: Collie
and McGiverin, 1887. mf. See: #4170
1888
Ancient Order of United Workmen. Nebengesetze der
Berliner Loge, No. 154. Berlin: Deutsche Zeitung,
1888? 15 p. See: #3758
Patrons of Husbandry, Dominion Grange. Journal of
the proceedings of the annual session of the
Dominion Grange, Patrons of Husbandry. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. A01477. Preston: T.H.
Sears, 1888? - 1890. mf. See: #3827
St John’s Lutheran Church, Waterloo.
Kirchen-Ordnung der deutschen evangelisch-
lutherischen St Johannes-gemeinde in Waterloo,
Waterloo Co., Ont., Canada Waterloo:
Bauernfreund Dampf-Druck, 1888. 12 p. See: #3578
Wilmot Township Council. The consolidated by-laws
of the Township of Wilmot to the 1st December,
1888. New Hamburg Jacob Ritz and Co., 1888. 75
p. index. Also: CIHM Microfiche series, no. 15689.
See: #3510
1889
Galt Collegiate Institute. Galt Collegiate
Institute: announcement for the year 1889-90.
Galt: Galt Reporter, 1889. 25 p. ill. See: #2753
John Watson Manufacturing Co. Watson Man’fg Co
Limited, Ayr, Ont., Canada binders, reapers,
mowers, rakes. Ayr: The Company, 1889. 40 p. ilL
See: #2260
St Jerome’s College. St Jerome’s College, Berlin,
Ont. Canada (on the main line of the Grand Trunk
Railway) scholastic year 1889-90. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A0 1838. Berlin: Rittinger and Motz,
1889? 1 fiche. mf. See: #2835
1889
Eby, Ezra E. A biographical history of the Eby
family: being a history of their movements in
Europe during the Reformation and of their early
settlement in America; as also much other
unpublished historical information belonging to
the family. Berlin: Hett and Eby, 1889 reprinted
1970. 144 p. ill. Also: CIHM Microfiche series,
no. 05213. See: #848
1890
Evangelical Association. Journal der Canada
Conferenz der evangelischer Gemeinschaft von Nord
Amerika, enthaltend die Verhandhmg der ...
Jahressitzung gehalten zu .... CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 64339 and A01711. Berlin: Berlin
Publishing Co., 1890 - 1899. mf. See: #3488
Galt Summer Carnival, Thursday & Friday, June
12th & 13th, 1890. 1890. 28 p. ilL Also: CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 53027. See: #4237
Hale, Horatio. Was America peopled from
Polynesia- a study in comparative philology. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 06667. Berlin: H.S.
Hallman, 1890. 1 fiche. mf. See: #2949
Krafft, U., Pastor. In der Filiale: eine
Erzhlung fur das Luth. Volksblatt. Elmira Luth.
Volksblatt, 1890. 88 p. Also: CIHM Microfiche
series, no. 07966. See: #3554
P.E. Shantz Foundry. Children’s sleighs for boys
and girls. Galt: Reformer Press, 1890? 15 p. ill.
See: #2281
Waterloo County Teachers’ Association. The annual
meeting of the Waterloo County Teachers’
Association will be held in the Model School
building Galt on Thursday and Friday, March 6th
and 7th, 1890. CIHM Microfiche series, no. 54805.
1890? 1 fiche. mf. See: #3858
Waterloo Township Council. Voters’ lists: South
and North Divisions of the Township of Waterloo.
1890, 1893, 1925. See: #4460
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
447
1891
Deutsche Zeitung. 1891 - 1899, 1915. mf. See: #98
Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 28th financial
statement of the company: total assets $280,784.
CIHM Microfiche series, no. 38616. Waterloo:
Waterloo Chronicle, 1891? mf. See: #1830
1892
Canadian family almanac for the year 1893. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. A00102. Berlin: Berlin
Publishing Co., 1892? 1 fiche. mf. See: #35
Town of Berlin. Town of Berlin by-laws L
respecting frontage assessment for sewers. II. to
license and regulate plumbers. HI. to regulate
plumbing and to secure the sanitary condition of
buildings. 1892. 19 p. See: #4376
1893
Daily Record/ Daily Telegraph/ News-Record/
Kitchener Daily Record/ Kitchener- Waterloo
Record Berlin Kitchener: Recordak, 1893 - 36
reels, mf. See: #89
The Elmira Signet. 1893- See: #101
Galt Collegiate Institute Literary and Musical
Society. Laws and rules of order of Galt
Collegiate Institute Literary and Musical
Society. Galt: Galt Reporter, 1893. 1 v.
(unpaged). See: #2754
Gore Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Annual meeting
held at Galt on January 23, 1893. CIHM Microfiche
series, no. A00712. The Company, 1893. 1 fiche.
mf. See: #1814
The Hymn Book Committee. A choice collection of
spiritual hymns, adapted to public, social, and
family devotion, and designed for the use of the
Mennonite Brethren in Christ and all lovers of
Zion. Berlin: Gospel Banner, 1893. 63 p. indexes.
See: #3331
Jahrliche Conferenz der mennoniten Gemeinde von
Ontario: abgehalten am 25 und 26 Mai, 1893 zu
Berlin, Ontario. CIHM Microfiche series, no.
15676. 1893? mf. See: #3332
1894
Town of Berlin. Practical by-laws of the Town of
Berlin. Berlin: Record Job Office, 1894. 99 p.
index. See: #4375
Wellesley Township Council. Voters’ lists:
Township of Wellesley. 1894 - 1966. See: #4482
1895
Chipman, Willis. Town of Galt, province of
Ontario: report on a proposed system of sewerage
and sewage disposal Galt: Reformer Press, 1895.
29 p. map. See: #4028
Eby, Ezra E. A biographical history of Waterloo
Township and other townships of the county, being
a histoiy of the early settlers and their
descendants, mostly all of Pennsylvania Dutch
origin: as also much other unpublished historical
information chiefly of a local character. Berlin:
The Author, 1895. 2 v. Also: CIHM Microfiche
series, nos. 10018-10020. See: #713
Hespeler Herald. 1895? - 1970. mf. See: #107
Young, James. Histoiy of the Gore Fire Insurance
Co., from 1839 to 1895 [microform]: being an
address delivered by the Hon. James Young,
president of the company in moving the adoption
of the report at the 56th annual meeting of the
company, held in their new head office, comer
Main and Ainslie streets, Galt, on the 28th
January 1895. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1895. 15 p.
ill. Also: CIHM Microfiche series, no. 26164.
See: #1834
1896
Galt Town Council. Voters’ list: municipality of
the Town of Galt. 1896. mf. See: #4239
Kirmes. Berlin: The Committee, 1896. 52 p. ill.,
index. See: #4326
Mendelssohn’s masterpiece "St Paul" at the
Skating Rink, Berlin, Ont., on Thursday evening,
May 28th, 1896. Berlin: Record Press, 1896. 5 p.
See: #3037
The Philatelic Advocate: a monthly journal
devoted to stamp collecting. Berlin: Starnaman
Bros, 1896 - 1901. 1 v. See: #3830
A tribute to a noble effort. Ayr: News Press,
1896. 6 p. See: #3694
1897 -
Ayr News. 1897 - mf. See: #75
Bender, Jacob. F amilien-Register von Jakob und
Magdalena Bender und ihr Nachkommen bis 1897.
Jakob and David Bender, 1897. 12 p. See: #748
Berlin Town Council. Assessment roll of the Town
of Berlin of 1897. 1897. 82 p. See: #4300
448
Local Imprints to 1900, by year
Busy Berlin: jubilee souvenir, 1897. Berlin:
Berlin News-Record, 1897. 190 p. ill. Also: CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 02113. See: #4307
Canadian Natural Science News. Baden: Edgar R.
Boniface, 1897- See: #2302
Carter’s almanac and cook book for 1897. Berlin:
H.R. Carter, 1897. See: #3200
Wilmot Township Council. Voters’ lists: Township
of WDmot. 1897 - 1966. See: #4511
Wilson, Cornelius. Jubilee souvenir of Galt.
Galt: Galt Town Council, 1897. 1 v. (unpaged),
ill., ports. Also: mf. See: #4263
1898
Galt Business College. Annual announcement of the
Galt Business College. CIHM Microfiche series,
no. A01727. Galt Business College, 1898? 13
frames, mf. See: #2884
Hallman, H.S. Songs of glad tidings, 2d ed. Berlin:
Gospel Banner Office, 1898. 221 p. See: #3233
Knights of the Maccabees of the World.
Nebengezetze der Berlin Tent No. 21, K.O.T.M. von
Berlin, Ont.. Berlin: Berlin Tent No. 21, 1898? 8
p. See: #3807
Peninsular Saengerfest, 1898. Official souvenir
program of the 13th Peninsular Saengerfest, to be
held at Berlin, Ontario, August 10, 11, 12 1898.
Berlin: Record Electric Press, 1898. 32 p. ill.
See: #3041
1899
Berlin Express. 1899. 4 p. See: #81
Canadian Association of Stationary Engineers.
Official souvenir of the annual convention of the
Canadian Association of Stationary Engineers at
Berlin, Canada. Berlin: The Association, 1899. 48
p. ill. See: #3775
Hett, J.E., Dr. The sexual organs, their use and
abuse: the subject on which men and women know
the least and ought to know the most. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 01534. Berlin: The Author, 1899.
2 fiche. mf. See: #2951
P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works. Descriptive
catalogue: P.E. Shantz, Preston, Ont.. Preston:
Progress Print, 1899? 24 p. ill. See: #2280
189-?
Ancient Order of United Workmen. A.O.U.W. Berlin
Lodge No. 154, Welcome Lodge No. 334. Berlin:
Journal Print, 189-? 1 v. (unpaged). See: #3759
Berlin Piano and Organ Co. Illustrated catalogue
of the Berlin upright and grand pianoforte and
cabinet organs manufactured by Berlin Piano and
Organ Co. (Limited.), Berlin, Ontario, Canada.
189-? 23 p. ill. See: #2227
Souvenir of Berlin Ontario: photo-gravures. CIHM
Microfiche series, no. 39259. Berlin: F.I. Weaver
& Co., 189-? 18 frames, mf. See: #4367
1900
Evangelical Association of Berlin - Young People’s
Alliance. Constitution. 1900? 7 p. See: #3489
Galt Public Library. The public library catalogue
1900, Town of Galt. Galt: Jaffray Bros, 1900. 86
p. See: #2982
Howard heaters manufactured by TJB. Shantz & Co.,
Berlin, Ontario. Berlin: H.S. Hallman, 1900. 12
p. See: #2254
P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works. 25th annual
catalog: P.E. Shantz, Preston, Ont., farm
implements, light running harvesting machinery.
Galt: H.M. Hunt & Sons, 1900? 24 p. ill. See:
#2278
St Mary’s Literary and Dramatic Society. Social
dance: Saengerbund Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1900.
Berlin: The Society, 1900. 12 p. ill. See: #3843
Waterloo County Council. By-laws of the County of
Waterloo from the date of its incorporation in
1852 to the year 1900. Berlin: Gospel Banner
Office, 1900. 107 p. See: #3979
Wellesley Maple Leaf. 1900 - 1921. mf. See:
#125
Jahrbuch der evangelisch-lutherischen St Petri
Gemeinde zu Berlin, Canada. Berlin: The Church,
1899 - 1900. See: #3545
Indexes
Author Index
Subject Heading Index
Place Index
Corporate Subject Index
Personal Subject Index
Author Index
451
AUTHOR INDEX
L’abbe, Bernadette: 2699.
Abbott, Joseph: 231.
Adair, Kim: 1838.
Adams, Donald W.: 4027.
Adamson, Anthony: 2516, 2517.
Ahrens, Carl: 510.
Ainslie, Adam: 1207.
Albrecht, Emanuel: 1161.
Albrecht, Laurene: 1161.
Alder, Elizabeth: 2389, 3237.
Allaby, Ian: 2869.
Allan, A.S.: 2.
Allen, Frederick George: 1746.
Allen, Gary J.: 2043.
Ambrose, Rosemary W.: 349, 350,
1147.
Anderson, M. Grace: 695.
Anderson, R.W.P.: 2305.
Andreae, Christopher A.: 2044.
Andrews, Mervin G.: 2045.
Angst, Garfield: 313.
Armstrong, Frederick H.: 3969.
Armstrong, L.: 4112.
Armstrong, Rita: 1296, 2392.
Arnal, Oscar: 3513.
Arndt, Barbara Timm: 1047, 1110.
Arndt, John: 155.
Arnold, Margaret-Ruth Ramey (Mrs
Richard): 819.
Arnold, Tom: 184.
Arthaud, Gwynneth Charlotte: 1062.
Arthaud, John Bradley: 725, 1062.
Arthur, T.S.: 3162.
Ascherl, Peter: 1842.
Atcheson, John Peter: 2614.
Atkinson, Clara Wurster: 752.
Atwater-Hallatt, Rosanne: 1843, 1844.
Auburger, Leopold: 629.
Avery, Donald H.: 4113.
Axt, Elam: 1066.
Ayers, George, Mrs: 2700.
Badgley, Janice A.: 4023.
Badiuk, Eileen G.: 2146.
Baechler, Glenn D.: 1845.
Baer, Clara Bricker: 776.
Baird, James: 3622.
Baird, K.A.: 314.
Baird, Sandy: 246, 2396.
Baker, George: 3005.
Baker, Robert G.: 352, 353.
Baldwin, Michael: 4502.
Ballantyne, H.: 1846.
Baltaduonis, Irena: 4024.
Balzlev, R.: 3163.
Banting, Constance: 1341.
Barker, James: 2297.
Barnes, Bill: 354, 444.
Barnes, Thelma: 354, 355, 444.
Barnett, John: 3862.
Baron, Marilyn: 832, 833, 1143.
Barrie, David: 1215, 3723.
Barrie, E.G.: 4079, 4198.
Barrie, James R.: 841, 1680, 1748,
2703, 3651, 3652, 3760, 3761.
Barrie, William C.: 78, 1749, 3724,
3863, 4199.
Bartlett, Jack F.: 4089.
Bassler, Gerhard P.: 630.
Bater, James H.: 1847, 2027.
Bauer, Bob: 3854.
Bauer, Gary Brian: 1848.
Bauer, H., Mrs: 4485.
Bauman, Angus S.: 356, 732.
Bauman, David S.: 733.
Bauman, Roy G.: 734, 889.
Bauman, Salome: 734, 1223, 3238,
3239.
Bauman, Samuel B.: 3324.
Bauman, Sarah: 735.
Bauman, Trevor: 3240.
Bauman, Velina: 1039.
Bausenhart, Werner A.: 511, 512,
631.
Bayne, John, Rev.: 3653, 3654.
Beachy, Lucy: 746.
Bean, Abraham T.: 1226.
Bean, Alfred E.: 3623.
Bean, Clive S.: 4423.
Bean, Ellworth: 3623.
Bean, Gordon W.: 1750.
Bean, Isaac: 3623.
Bean, Reta M.: 853.
Bean, S.U.: 758, 759.
Bearinger, N.M.: 2932.
Beattie, Jessie L.: 1228, 1229, 1230.
Bechtel, Gary: 739.
Bechtel, George: 1751.
Bechtel, Ken: 3241, 3242, 3243.
Bechtel, Ruth: 739.
Becker, Annemarie: 1849.
Becker, George, Mrs: 3514.
Becker, Janet: 1720.
Beckman, Margaret: 2969, 2970.
Beechey, Marcella: 358.
Beglo, Barton: 3515.
Beglo, Jo: 2397.
Beirnes, Eileen: 803.
Bell, Nancy: 3762.
Bell, Rose-Marie: 315.
Bellingham, Susan Saunders: 126,
127, 128, 129, 130.
Bender, Anthony: 513.
Bender, David M.: 747.
Bender, Delmer: 1032.
Bender, Harold S.: 514, 3244.
Bender, Jacob: 748.
Bender, Jacob R.: 749.
Bender, John: 3245.
Bender, Noah R.: 747.
Bender, Shelley: 871.
Bender, Urie A.: 3246.
Benjamin, Steven M.: 632.
Bensason, Leon R.: 2398.
Berg, Wesley: 3006.
Bergey, Barbara G.: 750.
Bergey, David Hendricks: 751.
Bergey, Dorothy M.: 750.
Bergey, Gilbert: 3261.
Bergey, Lorna L.: 515, 516, 517, 518,
1095, 1661, 1753, 1754, 2049,
2399, 2704, 2705, 2971, 2972,
3197, 3247, 3248, 3249, 3864,
3909, 4486, 4487, 4488.
Bergsma, John: 2298.
Bergstein, Eve: 3718.
Bernhardt, Clara: 2050, 3764, 3865.
Best, John C.: 1529.
Bettschen, Gottlieb: 753.
Bice, Clare: 3056.
Bickel, P.W.: 3008.
Bickle, Lorene, Mrs: 2400.
Biehn, Donald M.: 519, 760.
Biesenthal, Linda: 3765.
Bindemann, Frederick W., Rev.: 360.
Bird, Michael S.: 1368, 3057, 3058,
3059, 3060, 3061, 3062, 3063,
3064, 3065, 3066, 3067, 3068,
3069, 3070, 3095, 3098, 3696.
Bishop, Olga B.: 131.
Bissell, Brian: 3984.
Bitzer, Irmgard C.: 1497.
Bixby, M.G.: 1850, 1851.
Black, John: 2969.
Blain, Brad: 3071.
Blake, John R.: 3655.
Blake, Verschoyle B.: 2402.
Blayney, Fred: 2147.
Bloomfield, Elizabeth: 132, 247, 316,
1167, 1168, 1535, 1731, 1853,
1854, 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858,
1859, 1860, 2615, 2616, 2617,
3766, 4025.
Bloomfield, G.T.: 247, 1859, 1860,
2403, 2404, 2405, 4025.
452
Author Index
Bock, Jacob: 248.
Boehm, M.S.: 762.
Boehm, Peter M.: 4114.
Boehmer, August: 1080, 1081.
Boeschenstein, Hermann: 633.
Boldt, Edward: 3252.
Bolduc, N.G.: 3767.
Bolender, Margaret: 2148, 2149.
Borho, William, Rev.: 3419, 3420,
3421.
Borovilos, George A.: 4026.
Borth, Asher R.: 3768.
Boshart, Ruth Anne: 4512.
Boshart, Shirley Jantzi: 763.
Boston, Susan A.: 3769.
Bott, Dave: 2804.
Boudreau, Joseph A.: 4115.
Boulden, John: 2710.
Bowering, Ian: 1861.
Bowlby, Raymond E.: 765.
Bowlby, W.H.: 1249.
Bowman, Alvah S.: 520.
Bowman, C.D.: 3485.
Bowman, Christian: 740.
Bowman, Edna: 2711, 3770.
Bowman, Elizabeth: 740.
Bowman, H.M.: 766, 1628.
Bowman, Henry B.: 785, 1862, 2712.
Bowman, I.E.: 4116.
Bowman, Jesse: 767, 768.
Bowman, Peter M.: 3253.
Bowman, Samuel S.: 3254.
Bowman, Sybilla (Mrs Tobias): 820.
Bowron, Margaret: 2975.
Bowyer, David G., Rev.: 361, 3468.
Boyd, Gary: 2299.
Boyes, Jeannie-Anne: 1267.
Boyle, Terry: 3.
Boylen, J.C.: 3866.
Bradley, F.B.: 2618.
Bradshaw, Marion: 3867.
Brake, Eunice M.: 769.
Brast, Heinz: 634.
Breen, M.: 4316.
Breithaupt, James R.: 771, 4117.
Breithaupt, Theodor: 772, 773.
Breithaupt, W.H.: 4, 5, 6, 7, 84, 85,
249, 250, 251, 252, 521, 635, 770,
1617, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054,
2055, 2619, 2713, 3009, 3868,
3869, 3870, 3871, 3872, 3873,
3874, 4080, 4081, 4306.
Brenner, Jeff: 1864.
Brenner, Nancy: 3422.
Brewster, Winfield: 502, 636, 1865,
2150, 4268, 4425.
Bricker, I.C.: 253, 254, 255, 256, 522,
878.
Briggs, David A.: 905.
Brillinger, Bruce A.: 4027.
Brisbin, C.E.: 2976.
Brodie, Phyllis: 4389.
Brooks, Judith: 3172.
Broome, A.E., Dr: 3876, 3877, 3943.
Brown, Dorothy: 3771.
Brown, Gregory N.: 2620.
Brown, Harry W.: 755, 2056, 2714,
3772.
Brown-Kubisch, Linda: 408, 483,
2151.
Brown, Richard: 1279, 2408, 2409.
Brown, Ron: 2057.
Brown, Ruth Schwartz: 1058.
Brown, Sheila: 444.
Brubacher, A.B.: 1774.
Brubacher, Aden H.: 786.
Brubacher, Albert: 3164.
Brubacher, Benjamin: 787.
Brubacher, Elmer G., Mrs: 2715,
2829.
Brubacher, Glenn: 363.
Brubacher, Jacob N.: 788.
Brubacher, Landis H.: 789.
Brubacher, Mable Bechtel: 741.
Brubacher, Susanna M. Sittler: 958.
Brubaker, Calvin B.: 790, 791, 792.
Bruce, Elizabeth M.: 3773, 4082.
Bruce, Hattie: 3670.
Bruce, Lome: 2977.
Brunn, Jason: 2716.
Bryant, Susan: 2410.
Bryden, Annie Rodd: 1866.
Brydon, Margaret: 2717.
Brydone, James M.: 257.
Buchanan, Rena: 2978.
Budden, D.: 2679.
Buehler, Allan M.: 364, 365, 523,
524, 989, 3409.
Buehlow, Arthur F., Rev.: 3516.
Bunting, Trudi Elizabeth: 317.
Bunyan, John: 2933.
Burke, Susan M.: 525, 2537, 3072.
Burkhardt, B. LeRoy: 798, 799.
Burkhardt, Feme: 2718, 3258, 3774.
Burkhart, Emerson: 800.
Burkhart, Florence: 800.
Burkhart, Irvin E.: 800.
Burkholder, Lewis J.: 526, 3259.
Burkholder, Mabel G.: 8.
Burkholder, Oscar: 1348, 3260, 3261.
Burley, David G.: 1375.
Burnham, Dorothy K.: 3073, 3074.
Burnham, Harold B.: 3074.
Burridge, Kathryn: 527.
Burrows, Sandra: 86.
Burton, Patricia: 1519.
Byerly, A.E.: 9, 1563, 1564, 4390.
Byrne, Cyril: 2891.
Cain, Peter F.: 2060.
Calarco, Marcella Wittig: 3199.
Calvin, Douglas G.: 4118.
Cameron, James M.: 685, 686.
Campbell, Alexander D., Dr: 1170,
1171, 1172, 1295, 1332, 1473,
1550, 1618, 1688, 1717, 3165,
3166, 4179.
Campbell, C.A.: 2300, 2301.
Campbell, Dorothy L.: 185, 186.
Campbell, Elsie: 504.
Campbell, Ian: 2934.
Campbell, James: 2412, 2489, 2578.
Campbell, James Arthur: 3625.
Campbell, Maurice A.: 3997.
Cant, Hugh: 4229.
Capling, F. Mrs.: 1640.
Carmichael, J.F.: 3656.
Carr, Lucile Boshart: 763.
Carscadden, Thomas, Dr: 2720.
Carter, Eric M.: 1670.
Carter, Jim: 2370.
Carter, John: 1871, 4119, 4120.
Carty, Arthur C.: 1233.
Cashatt, Nancy Cressman (Mrs
Wesley L.): 819.
Cassel, Daniel Kolb: 942.
Cassel, Winifred M.: 3470, 3474.
Casselman, A.C.: 258, 259.
Chadwick, W.R.: 3010, 4121.
Charboneau, Mark: 1873.
Charlesworth, Hector: 1176.
Chipman, Willis: 4028.
Chislett, Anne: 3011.
Chitwood, Prince: 260, 312.
Christie, Brian B.: 2724.
Christie, R.C.: 1874.
Christner, H. Walter: 802.
Clack, William: 2115.
Clare, Elisabeth: 3658.
Clare, John: 2153, 2418.
Clark, AJ.: 3659.
Clark, Cameron: 2315.
Clarke, Mavis M.: 4315.
Clarke, Michael F.: 2303.
Class, R.E.: 1756.
Cleghom, Edward: 2304.
Cleghom, H.G., Rev.: 3660.
Clemens, Gerhard: 804.
Clemens, Jacob Cassel: 805.
Clemens, Lloyd: 803.
Author Index
453
Clemens, Zena: 806.
Clough, Donald J.: 2305.
Cloutier, Albert: 1993.
Clow, Cynthia M.: 528.
Clubine, Robert: 3411.
Cober, Alvin Alonzo, Rev.: 811.
Cober, Peter, Rev.: 812.
Cochrane, Charles C.: 3661.
Cockman, W.V.: 4316.
Coffey, Brian L.: 2419, 2420.
Coffman, Barbara F.: 3909.
Coffman, S.F.: 529, 3261.
Coldren, Charles, Mrs: 847.
Coleman, D.: 2622.
Coleman, Thelma: 261.
Collishaw, Wendy: 2421, 2422, 4317.
Colombo, John R.: 3167.
Connell, Ruth Memer: 976.
Connor, A.W.: 1300.
Connor, James Thomas Hamilton:
2155, 3168.
Conrad, Peter: 4029.
Cook, H. Milton: 1580, 3778.
Cook, R.: 2351.
Cooper, Mike: 1757, 2307.
Cooper, Russell: 518.
Cooper, W. Fred: 3779.
Cope, Verlin: 1943.
Copp, John Terry: 1875, 1876.
Corbett, John: 2561.
Corfield, Geoffrey: 2620.
Cornell, John: 263.
Cornell, Paul: 3472.
Cornell, S.J.: 2623.
Cornell, Thomas V.: 814.
Cornish, C.R.: 1177, 2423.
Costa-Pinto, L.A.: 697.
Couling, Gordon: 2424, 2425, 2561.
Coulthard, Elizabeth: 3887.
Coumans, Camilla C.: 3076, 4030.
Coutts, Edgar N., Dr: 4031.
Cowan, H.: 1732.
Cowan, Hugh, Rev.: 4231.
Cowan, James: 4116.
Cowan, Jennie F.: 505, 1374, 1549,
1758, 1877, 2156, 2727, 3230,
3662, 3663, 3863, 3970, 3971,
4391.
Cowan, Ted: 318.
Cowan, Virginia Bollacker: 722.
Cowls, W.J.: 1805, 4403.
Cox, Kenneth Wayne: 319, 2308.
Coyne, James H.: 187.
Cranston, J. Herbert: 1306.
Cranston, W.H.: 3888, 3889.
Crawford, Sybil Card: 1725.
Cressman, Barbara: 1067.
Cressman, David Robert: 821.
Cressman, Eben C.: 2728, 3270, 3271,
3627.
Cressman, Ella M.: 1162, 1623, 1878,
1879, 2157, 3272, 4428.
Cressman, Irvin W., Rev.: 3336.
Cressman, J. Boyd: 1349, 1350, 1351,
3273, 3274, 3275.
Cressman, Kenneth W.: 530, 3276,
3277.
Cressman, Mary Ann Shantz: 1067.
Cressman, Orpha: 822, 1067.
Cressman, Paul L.: 819.
Cressman, Zenas, Mrs: 2729.
Crocker, R.: 1880.
Cronmiller, Carl Raymond: 3525.
Crooks, Adam: 3780.
Cross, Austin F.: 1268.
Crownover, Donald: 531.
Crozier, John Beattie: 1310.
Crozier, Leif D.: 3727.
Cruikshank, E.A.: 188, 264, 3890.
Cuming, David J.: 2062.
Cunningham, Roderick K: 1806.
Cunningham, Walter: 189.
Currie, Archibald W.: 2063.
Currie, L. Charleen: 2427.
Curry, John A.: 1760.
Curtis, Kevin R.: 4032.
Curtis, Rosina Hass: 867.
Cutts, Anson Bailey: 2428.
Dagg, Anne Innis: 2300.
Dahms, Fredric A.: 320, 321, 322,
323, 324, 2064.
Dahms, Vera E. Schweitzer: 894,
1063.
Dainton, D.G.: 2876.
Darrell, Jennifer: 2158.
Davey, George M.: 1881.
David, Raymond: 2429.
Davidson, Jim: 325.
Davies, Blodwen: 532.
Davis, E.C., Mrs: 3628.
Davis, Linda Strath: 2309.
Davock, Paul W.: 4033.
Dawson, Robert N.: 2310.
Day, Cindy: 4123.
de Bock, Hazel: 3706.
de Britto Costa-Pinto, Sulamita: 697,
698.
De la Roche, Mazo: 1316.
de Visser, John: 2311.
DeKay, George P.: 987.
DeKegel, Danielle: 3746.
Delhaise, Catherine: 2430.
Delhaise, John: 2430.
Deller, Howard F., Rev.: 3629.
Denis-Nathan, H.: 3473, 4084.
Denny, Frances L.: 3202.
Derstine, Clayton F., Rev.: 2312.
Dettweiler, Allan: 371, 1044.
Detweiler, John D.: 3279.
Deverall-Ross, Diana: 2624.
Deverell, James F.: 869.
Devitt, A.W.: 699, 4513, 4514.
Devitt, E. Blake: 1320.
Devitt, E.H.: 1530.
Devitt, Edward: 4412.
Dewar, Florence R.: 4466.
Diamond, Florence: 2435, 2731, 4384,
4488.
Dick, Jerry: 2436, 2437, 2438, 2439,
2440.
Dickie, D.J.: 265.
Dickson, F.W.R.: 2084, 2400, 2441,
2522, 3863, 3892, 3972, 4191.
Dickson, J.A.R., Rev.: 3665.
Dickson, Margaret E.: 1288.
Dickson, R.H., Mrs: 1708.
Diefenbacher, Karl: 834.
Dietrich, Debbie: 4478.
Dilley, Robert S.: 266, 533.
Dilse, Paul: 2429, 2442, 2935.
Dobbin, Margaret E.: 2443, 2444,
2445, 2446, 2447, 2448, 2449,
2450.
Doering, Eileen E.: 3171.
Doering, John F.: 3169, 3170, 3171.
Doll, Irene: 837, 838, 839.
Domm, E.E.: 825.
Domm, J.G.: 825.
Donald, Mark M.: 1629.
Donaldson, Gordon: 1887.
Donaldson, Gregory R.: 2313.
Donohoe, E.F.: 2068, 2732, 4085,
4124.
Donovan, Mary Ann: 2903.
Donovan, Mary Cochrane: 2903.
Dooley, J.P.: 2159.
Dorman, Robert: 2069, 2070.
Domey, R.S.: 2314, 2315, 2625.
Douglas, Robert: 133.
Douglass, Hugh: 2733.
Douglass, Janet: 3285.
Downey, Hilda: 2734.
Draho, Lawrence E.: 2626.
Dreger, Frederick L.: 1733.
Duck, William A.: 957.
Dudycha, Douglas J.: 2628.
Due, John F.: 2071.
Duff, Daniel S.: 3630.
Duff, Louis Blake: 2072.
454
Author Index
Dumas, Gerald: 2937.
Duncan, Kenneth J.: 687.
Duncan, Lois Nickason: 1158.
Duncan, Susan J.: 700.
Dunford, James Ross: 3633, 4125.
Dunham, B. Mabel: 14, 15, 534, 535,
536, 537, 538, 539, 540, 541, 858,
1005, 1195, 1410, 1888, 2938,
2979, 2980, 2983, 3631, 3632,
3633, 4034, 4319, 4404, 4405,
4406.
Dunnett, Carol: 1404, 1583.
Duoba, Lilli: 2452.
Duquette, T.: 1889.
Durst, Albert: 2629.
Durward, D.N., Lt-Col.: 4086.
Dust, Alvin I.: 1197.
Dyas, John H.: 1890, 4395.
Dyck, Cornelius J.: 3286.
Dyer, Mary Sparks: 2939, 2940.
Eadie, Tom: 1366.
Eash, Fannie Kauffman: 922.
Easton, George: 267.
Eberhardt, Janet: 373, 374, 375, 376,
377.
Eby, Aaron, Dr: 542, 543.
Eby, Aden: 845.
Eby, Allan A.: 846, 4320.
Eby, Benjamin: 2738, 2739, 3288,
3289, 3290.
Eby, Dorothy: 847.
Eby, Elias: 1352.
Eby, Elizabeth R.: 2941.
Eby, Ezra E.: 268, 713, 848, 1051,
1353.
Eby, Gordon Christian: 1354.
Eby, Grace: 847.
Eby, Malcolm A.: 2941.
Eby, Marguerite Bechtel: 4429.
Eby, Oscar S.: 2942, 4270.
Eby, Peter: 642.
Edler, Margaret (Mrs John): 853.
Edwards, Elin S.: 2943, 3527.
Edwards, F.: 4321.
Edwards, Henry E.: 3527.
Edwards, John D.: 4126.
Edworthy, Laura Betzner: 756.
Eichhoff, Jurgen: 643.
Eichler, Idessa: 4192.
Einwechter, Earl: 1364.
Eisenbach, Victor: 2741.
Elliott, Bruce S.: 378.
Elliott, Hugh C.: 1762, 2743, 3662,
4201.
Elliott, M.N.: 1891.
Elliott, T.G., Mrs: 3666.
Ellis, C.J.: 2338.
Enchin, Gerald D.: 701.
Engel, R.: 1893.
England, Dan: 1894.
England, Robert: 1894.
English, Bill: 2161.
English, John: 326, 4127.
Ennals, Peter M.: 2454, 2455.
Enns, Gerhard: 4128.
Enns, Herbert P.: 3291, 3292.
Epp, Frank H.: 1355, 3293, 3294,
3783.
Epp, Marlene: 544, 1678, 3357.
Erb, Abraham: 1369.
Erb, David L.: 1106.
Erb, Peter C.: 2944, 3295.
Essegern, Rudolf: 1292.
Essex, J.: 4129.
Esson, George: 1371.
Esson, Henry: 3231.
Etherington, Frank: 2746.
Ettinger, J.: 2981.
Euler, W.D.: 2880.
Everts, Margaret Fenn: 862.
Eydt, John: 855.
Eydt, Ronald: 855.
Falkiner, Joan: 1111.
Falkner, Theresa Goldie: 879, 880,
1896.
Farmer, Mary H.: 2073.
Farquharson, Dorothy H.: 3012.
Farrow, Ron M.: 3990.
Fast, Jacob: 3292.
Faulkner, Louise: 2457, 2458.
Feast, Arnold A.B.: 184.
Featherston, C.: 4193.
Featherston, Maria: 644.
Fehrenbach, John F., Rev.: 1417,
1663.
Feick, Leota: 1066.
Feick, Magdalena: 3297.
Felka, Sandra: 3786.
Felstead, Allan G.: 3298.
Fenn, Edward: 862.
Fenn, Laura: 862.
Ferguson, Martin J.: 2630.
Ferrie, Adam: 1376.
Fewster, Kathy: 2747.
Fielding, Jeffrey A.: 1763.
Findlater, Ron: 1196.
Fischer, William Joseph: 2945, 2946.
Fisher, P.: 2748, 3901, 3973, 4130.
Fitzgerald, E. Keith: 645.
Fitzpatrick, Diane E.: 134, 135.
Fleming, Patricia: 545.
Fleming, Robert G.: 546.
Fletcher, John: 2460, 2461, 2462,
2463.
Flint, Joanne: 547.
Foot, W.W.: 868, 1812.
Forbes, Alexander S.: 4087.
Forbes, James A.: 320.
Forbes, William F.: 1197.
Forgay, Jane: 132.
Forrest, R.: 3988.
Forsyth, R.A.: 1765.
Foster, Linda: 132, 1392, 1673.
Fountain, Judy: 1901, 1902.
Fowke, Edith: 3172.
Fowler, Maude Scott: 3636.
Fowler, Orson Squire: 3173.
Fox, Charles James: 3474.
Fox, Louise: 133.
Fox, William A.: 190, 210.
Foyster, Ken: 3428.
Francis, Willard Z.: 1096, 1163.
Franks, H.: 4271.
Fransen, David W.: 3300.
Fraser, Alexander: 1220, 1253, 1259,
1269, 1299, 1412, 1447, 1488,
1498, 1520, 1523, 1531, 1536,
1543, 1588, 1590, 1600, 1630,
1650, 1651, 1709.
Fraser, Frank: 1903.
Fraser, Margaret: 3666, 4008.
Fraser, Robert L.: 1227.
Freeman, Ema: 735.
Freeman, Leonard: 1120.
Freiburger, Rose: 1034.
Freshman, Charles: 3637.
Fretz, A.J.: 548, 991.
Fretz, Glenn: 586.
Fretz, J. Winfield: 549, 550, 551, 566,
3301.
Frey, Clare: 3400.
Frey, Kenneth D.: 1766.
Frey, Martin: 2750.
Fries, A.J.: 933.
Friesen, Gerhard: 2947.
Friesen, Leonard: 271.
Froeschle, Hartmut: 646, 647, 648,
649, 650, 651, 652, 2948.
Fuller, Gordon H.: 807.
Fuller, R.M.: 272.
Funcken, Eugene, Rev.: 3429.
Funcken, Louis, Rev.: 2751.
Fyfe, Stewart: 3990.
Fyfe, Susan: 702.
Gaines, Marjorie Clemens: 808.
Author Index
455
Galt, Alexander Tilloch: 4131.
Gardener, Herbert Frederick: 273.
Gardiner, Elizabeth: 1625.
Gardner, J.: 2351.
Garland, G. Elwin: 3302.
Gascho, Milton: 870.
Gaudet, Franceen: 86.
Gebert, Narona Kemmerer: 1040.
Geddy, Hilary: 506, 1200.
Geiger, Maij: 2297, 2316.
Gemmell, Bessie D.: 3668.
George, M.G.: 2314.
Gerland, Martin Edward: 1906.
Getz, J. Henry: 3493.
Gibble, Phares Brubaker: 793.
Giilck, Helena: 380, 381, 428.
Gilchrist, J. Brian: 105.
Gillespie, Ruth: 1394.
Gillies, Archie: 1907.
Gimblet, Elwin B., Mrs: 1156.
Gingerich, Alvin: 874.
Gingerich, Hugh F.: 716.
Gingerich, Mary Etta: 3305.
Gingerich, Melvin: 1213, 1356, 1631,
3306.
Gingerich, Orland, Rev.: 552, 1552,
3307, 3308.
Gingerich, Ruby: 1055.
Gingrich, Arthur: 1396.
Gingrich, Jacob Cecil: 873.
Gingrich, Newton L.: 3309.
Girodat, Edmund: 3430.
Glanville, R.: 4089.
Glebe, Delton J., Rev.: 3529.
Gledhill, Robert: 2966.
Gnys, Stefan Chester W.: 1813.
Godin, Mark: 2756.
Golay, Alfred: 1031.
Goldie, John: 1399.
Goldie, John, Mrs: 293.
Goldie, Roswell: 1400.
Good, Cranson: 882.
Good, David A.: 2632.
Good, E. Reginald: 191, 1398, 1607,
2572, 3077, 3078, 3079, 3080,
3081, 3082, 3083, 3084, 3085,
3310, 3311, 3312, 3313.
Good, Edward: 3336.
Good, Elias H.: 883.
Good, M.R.: 884, 960.
Good, Margaret: 3314.
Good, Milton: 3174.
Good, Olive: 1066.
Goodall, Ann: 886.
Goodbody, Margaret: 2466, 2467,
2468.
Goodchild, Gareth A.: 2349.
Goodfellow, Carolyn: 2299.
Gordon, Hugh: 842, 843.
Gordon, Jean: 843.
Gormley, Stephen P.: 2633.
Gourlay, Robert: 274.
Graber, Arthur: 717.
Graf, Sister Clara: 943.
Grainger, Robert: 2315.
Grant, Marlene J.: 599.
Graupner, Paul, Rev.: 3531, 3549.
Gray, Marilyn Tone: 783.
Green, David: 4090.
Green, James S.: 2634.
Green, Maurice H.: 1197.
Greene, Maurice: 2885.
Greenfield, Thomas B.: 2759.
Greenhill, Ralph: 2402.
Greenspan, Sheila: 3086.
Greer, Rosamond: 4091.
Griffith, Gary Burton: 1768.
Grigg, Dorothy: 2983.
Grindlay, Thomas: 2077.
Groff, Clyde L.: 849.
Groh, Anson: 3904.
Groh, C.T.: 1097, 1671.
Groh, Herbert: 1697.
Groh, Howard: 3905.
Groh, Ivan: 275, 382, 553, 554, 555,
729, 891, 1698, 2078, 2760, 2761,
2762, 2763, 2764, 2765, 2766,
3232.
Grosz, Roy N.: 3532.
Grove, Joseph H.: 1057.
Grubb, Nathaniel B.: 887.
Guillet, Edwin C.: 2162.
Guscott, David W.: 2323, 2324.
Guttmann, Renee: 2163.
Haag, George: 3533.
Habl, Linda A.: 2635.
Hagey, Simon: 500.
Hagler, Ronald: 3906.
Haldane, Elizabeth Anne: 4432.
Hale, Horatio: 2949.
Hale, Katherine: 16, 2471.
Hall, Andrew C., Mrs: 3695.
Hall, John E.: 3731.
Hallman, D.: 2636, 4489.
Hallman, E.S., Rev.: 896.
Hallman, H.S.: 897, 898, 3233.
Hallman, Joan: 899, 1078, 1138.
Ham, Mary C.: 1458.
Hamilton, A.M., Rev.: 3669.
Hamilton, O.A.F.: 556, 2767, 4385.
Hamilton, R.S.: 2768, 4240.
Hamilton, Ross: 3087.
Hammer, Ruby: 475.
Hammond, Florence M. Ayres: 726,
727.
Hammond, John: 3175.
Haner, Vonnie: 4040, 4468.
Hanks, Carole: 3088.
Hannush, Russell G.: 902, 903.
Hansuld, Kathryn: 3907.
Harloff, Verdella Roth: 1029.
Harpe, Ulrich: 1423.
Harper, J. Russell: 3089.
Hart, Frank C.: 1769.
Hart, Jean M.: 3789.
Hartzler, J.S.: 3316.
Harvey, Percy T.: 4271.
Harvey, Ted: 2299.
Harvey, William H., Dr: 3790.
Hauch, J.P., Rev.: 3494, 3644.
Havlik, Jaroslav J.: 1425.
Hawson, J.B.: 1805.
Hayes, Judith M.C: 2164.
Head, John A.: 3732.
Hearn, Mary Elizabeth: 3733, 3791.
Hebblethwaite, Katherine: 1909,
2472, 2473, 2474, 3908, 4041,
4262, 4272.
Hebblethwaite, Norman: 2984.
Hecht, Alfred: 136.
Heick, W.H.: 3534, 3535, 3536, 3537,
4132.
Heintz, Gladys: 557.
Helling, Rudolf A.: 654.
Helmuth, Dennis R.: 3176.
Helwig, John A., Mrs: 831.
Helwig, Solomon, Mrs: 831.
Hemphill, John O.: 3670.
Hendel, George, Sr: 1427.
Henderson, Barbara: 2165.
Henderson, Carole: 3172.
Henkelman, Alan: 2637.
Herchenrader, Mary Pat, Mrs: 4469.
Hergott, Norbert: 2769.
Hergott, Patricia: 2166.
Herlovitch, Alex: 2458, 2481, 2482,
2483, 2484.
Hermsen, Bernard: 2620.
Herrfort, A.K.: 619.
Herriot, William: 192, 2326, 2327,
2328, 2329, 2330, 2331, 2332.
Hertel, James: 566, 2171.
Hess, Albert: 276, 277, 655, 656, 657,
658, 659, 660, 688, 3177.
Hess, Gerald: 2950.
Hett, Dorothy: 979.
Hett, J.E., Dr: 2951.
Hett, Laveme J.: 2079, 2080.
Hewson, Karen: 2167.
456
Author Index
Hiebert, Victor: 3317.
Higgs, David: 695.
High, Norman H.: 1571, 3909, 3910.
Hilbom, G.V.: 2485.
Hilbom, Ivan M.: 2081, 4490.
Hilbom, Miriam: 1910, 1911, 2168,
2770.
Hilbom, Richard N.: 1436.
Hilbom, Roy H.: 909.
Hildebrandt, Brnno: 2638.
Hilderley, Brad: 2486.
Hill, Asa R.: 193.
Hill, Harry: 3013, 3014.
Hill, Matthew H.: 525, 558.
Hill, Nicholas: 2487, 2488.
Hilliard, Thomas: 4422.
Hillman, Thomas A.: 3974.
Hilmo, Wayne Dennis: 2169.
Hilty, Ann: 278.
Hinds, A. Leone: 383.
Hipel, Arthur, Mrs: 3638.
Hirschman, Carl A., Rev.: 3495.
Hoch, Daniel: 3318.
Hoch, J. Hampton: 911.
Hoefert, Teresa: 3762.
Hoffman, Anna Bauman: 912.
Hoffman, Bob: 3911.
Hoffman, Frances: 354, 385, 386, 387,
388, 389, 390, 391, 1024.
Hoffman, Randall J.: 2183.
Hoffman, Susan: 137, 138, 139, 140,
559, 1770, 2985, 3912.
Holden, M.L.: 560.
Hollands, Mara 1771.
Hollatz, David: 3540.
Hoover, Amos B.: 3319, 3397.
Hoover, Muriel I.: 1216, 3320.
Hoover, Peter: 961.
Hoover, Saloma: 1121.
Hoover, Sarah: 3379.
Hope, S.: 2636.
Hore, Philip: 2170.
Home, Malcolm: 2412, 2489.
Home, Michael: 194.
Horst, Isaac R.: 392, 561, 562, 563,
1352, 1513, 3204, 3321, 3322,
3323, 3324, 3325, 3326, 3327.
Horst, Mary Ann: 564, 2171.
Horst, Samuel R.: 1443.
Horton, John T.: 3991.
Hostetler, Harvey: 917.
Hostetler, Stanley W.: 917.
Houghton, Douglas H.: 1913.
Houser, Eileen: 813.
Houser, John: 813.
Howse, Hannah Erb: 1198.
Hrivnak, Larry M.: 2639.
Huber, Doris: 394, 416.
Huber, Norma 353, 354, 358, 373,
374, 375, 376, 377, 381, 388, 393,
394, 395, 396, 397, 398, 399, 400,
401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407,
408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414,
415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421,
422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428,
433, 435, 439, 447, 488, 492, 3672.
Hudon, Debbie: 1914.
Huffman, Jasper A.: 3328.
Hughes, Marie: 3913.
Hughes, Paul: 3913.
Hulet, Marion: 2121, 2474, 3543,
3734, 4041, 4242.
Hulford, Sheila 429.
Humphrey, E.T., Mrs: 4042.
Hungler, John Joseph: 4133.
Hunsberger, Albert: 518, 565, 661,
1086, 1329, 1448, 1915, 3329,
4134, 4194.
Hunsberger, Byron K: 919, 920.
Hunsberger, David L.: 566.
Hunsberger, David Peter: 4374.
Hunsberger, George S.: 921.
Hunsberger, Greta 3329.
Hunsberger, Mary: 860.
Hunsberger, Vera H.: 901.
Hunsberger, Wilson: 567, 1234, 1329,
1449, 1772.
Hunsicker, Johannes C.: 3330.
Hunsicker, M.Z.: 3330.
Hunsperger, Edna 2774, 2775.
Hunsperger, Enan: 2774, 2775.
Hunter, A.F.: 195.
Husband, Susan: 2493.
Intschert, Michael: 662.
Irwin, Ross W.: 2021.
Isaac, Gord: 153.
Iwicki, John: 3431, 3432.
Jackman, A.: 1920.
Jackson, Alan D.: 2334.
Jackson, Alison: 3914.
Jackson, David Marvin: 1042.
Jaegers, Mary: 3477.
Jaffray, J.P.: 19, 279, 1601, 4247,
4324, 4325.
Jaffray, K.F., Miss: 2777.
Jaffray, William: 4043.
Jahan, Sarwar: 2640.
Jakobsh, Frank K: 663.
James, F. Treve: 4285.
Jameson, Anna Brownell: 280.
Jantzi, Bruce W.: 906, 1118.
Jantzi, Daniel: 922.
Jantzi, Johannes: 3333.
Jantzi, S.: 2084.
Janusas, Scarlett E.: 199, 200, 201,
202, 281, 1921, 2494.
Janzen, Elizabeth: 3915.
Janzen, William: 568.
Jeffery, John Stephen: 327.
Jeffreys, C.W.: 569.
Jenkins, Claire M.: 1922.
Jennings, Laurie: 348.
Joanette, Nelson K: 2335.
Johannes, James: 4435.
Johannesen, S.K.: 3092.
Johansen, Millie: 866.
Johansson, Eric: 3975.
Johns, Bill: 3735.
Johnson, Beatrice: 1323.
Johnson, D., Rev.: 3702.
Johnson, Dana: 2779.
Johnson, Leo A.: 1626.
Johnston, Charles M.: 282.
Johnston, Edward A.: 4044.
Johnston, Mary A.: 1261, 2780, 2781,
2782.
Johnston, R.N.: 3239.
Johnstone, G., Mrs: 2783.
Jones, Louis C.: 3916.
Jones, R.T.: 1815.
Judge, Martin R.: 1924.
Junker, Alan W.: 2495, 2784.
Juurand, Priidu: 2641.
Kaethler, Marjorie: 3093.
Kaethler, Rita: 3211.
Kaiser, T.E., Dr: 570.
Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl: 108, 109,
110, 664, 665, 1566, 1584.
Kalbfleisch, L.H., Rev.: 3546.
Kalbfleisch, Raymond W.: 723, 757,
931, 1084.
Kallmann, Helmut: 3016.
Karch, Dieter: 666.
Karcich, Grant: 283.
Karges, Todd: 2785.
Harrow, Paul F.: 2336, 2337, 2338.
Kauffman, Charles F.: 932.
Kauffman, Daniel: 3316.
Kaufman, A.R.: 2642.
Kauk, Patricia J.: 430, 930, 2496,
3673.
Kealey, Gregory S.: 1925.
Keffer, N.A., Rev.: 3547.
Keizer, Holly I.: 2339.
Kelly, James R.: 1004.
Author Index
457
Kelly, Maurice: 863, 1115.
Kelly, Wayne: 1926.
Kennel, Lillian: 3334.
Kemighan, R.K: 2085.
Kerr, James E.: 1208, 1324, 1408,
1431, 2786, 2787, 2986, 4248,
4249.
Kerr, Jane Easton Clark: 875.
Kilgour, Nancy: 1927.
Kilmer, Daisy Spain: 1093.
King, J.L., Dr: 3662.
King, Jane: 2788.
Kinzie, Harry S.: 4437.
Kinzie, Ira: 4203, 4438.
Kinzie, Lester: 934, 935.
Kipfer, Alfred: 1099.
Kirk, Wayne: 2086.
Kirkness, Mary Anne: 2987, 2988,
2989.
Kirkwood, M.W.: 2087.
Kitchen, Cameron: 2297.
Kitchen, Phyllis Leleu: 4478.
Klager, Gordon: 3675.
Klassen, A.J.: 3389.
Klinck, Carl F.: 1509, 2888, 2952,
3029.
Klinck, George: 2795, 4221, 4222,
4223.
Klinck, Luella: 3549.
Klinck, Otto W.: 3030.
Klinckhardt, Christian Gottlieb: 284,
571.
Klinger, Jacqueline O. (Mrs Robert):
998.
Klinger, Robert: 998.
Klippenstein, Lawrence: 572.
Kloepfer, C. Victor: 936, 937.
Kloss, Heinz: 629.
Klotz, Otto: 2796, 3806, 4393, 4394.
Klotz, Otto Julius: 4392.
Knapp, J.S.: 1774.
Knauff, W.H., Rev.: 3550.
Knechtel, Brenda Lichti: 3368.
Knechtel, Valentin: 938.
Knight, Dean H.: 2502.
Knowles, Aim: 2648.
Knowles, R.H.: 2797.
Knowles, Robert E., Rev.: 2953, 2954,
3732.
Kobayashi, Jack: 2578.
Kobayashi, Teruko: 3068, 3095, 3096,
3097, 3098, 3099, 3100.
Koch, Alice: 750, 2798, 3335, 3336.
Koch, Edward L.: 1931.
Koebel, Dennis: 328.
Koebel, Judy: 2799.
Koebel, Michael: 2177.
Koegler, J.B.: 3551.
Koegler, John: 3559.
Kohli, Maijorie: 378, 401, 406, 422,
433, 434, 435, 437, 438, 1932.
Kolaritsch, Diane: 2412, 2489.
Koshan, Ernest: 2178.
Kostantos, Alexandra: 1933.
Kowalski, David J.: 2503.
Kozorys, G.: 342.
Kraehling, Homer, Mrs: 3552.
Kraehling, Jean: 3553.
Kraehling, Katherine, Mrs: 3553.
Kraehling, Myrta, Mrs: 3553.
Kraemer, David M.: 1122.
Kraemer, James E.: 2090.
Kraemer, Marie: 1537.
Kraemer, William: 943.
Krafft, U., Pastor: 3554.
Kraft, Annemarie: 634.
Kratz, Henry: 573, 574.
Kreider, Rachel W.: 716.
Kreiner, Leona Bramm: 1446, 1934.
Krische, Mark F.: 2649.
Kroekker, Wendy: 3740.
Kropf, Brian J.: 2650.
Krueger, Alice M.: 1022.
Krueger, Ralph R.: 2651, 3994, 4135.
Kubisch, Michael: 430.
Kuepfer, Nancy Jantzi (Mrs Menno
W.): 923, 945, 946.
Kuhn, Grace M.: 3679.
Kummer, Oliver A.: 2344, 3180,
3808, 4439.
Kurisu, Jane: 2746.
Kurogawa, Minako: 575, 576.
Kurz, Carl Heinz: 667.
Ladell, John: 1775.
Ladell, Monica: 1775.
Lageer, Eileen: 3337.
Lake, Marion A.: 2800.
Lam, L.S.: 2652.
Lamb, Jennifer A.: 3101.
Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld: 436, 704,
1281,
1602,
1936,
1937,
2091,
2092,
2093,
2179,
2505,
2506,
2507,
2801,
2802,
3031,
3032,
3102,
3181,
3182,
3478,
3741,
3809,
3810,
3811,
3812,
3917,
3918,
3919,
3920,
3921,
3922,
4011,
4049,
4050,
4195,
4224,
4225,
4347,
4348,
4349,
4350,
4440,
4491.
Lambert, Ronald
: 354,
388, 437, 438.
Landers,
Bertha: 3338.
Landon,
Fred:
1209,
1210,
1211,
1212,
1214,
1221,
1222,
1232,
1247,
1272,
1273,
1274,
1275,
1283,
1298,
1307,
1309,
1313,
1330,
1331,
1333,
1343,
1361,
1362,
1372,
1380,
1384,
1390,
1395,
1397,
1403,
1405,
1406,
1409,
1413,
1414,
1415,
1418,
1428,
1432,
1434,
1438,
1439,
1444,
1445,
1459,
1464,
1471,
1472,
1475,
1476,
1477,
1481,
1483,
1485,
1489,
1490,
1495,
1496,
1502,
1504,
1508,
1514,
1518,
1526,
1527,
1542,
1560,
1568,
1581,
1585,
1587,
1589,
1591,
1592,
1593,
1596,
1603,
1604,
1606,
1609,
1614,
1624,
1632,
1642,
1643,
1648,
1653,
1660,
1669,
1684,
1687,
1692,
1699,
3813.
1715,
1719,
1727,
1728,
Lang, E.
Elizabeth Koch: 826, 941,
1021, 1064, 2180.
Lang-Runtz, Heather: 3103.
Langmead, Stephen: 2969.
Lanier, Barbara A.: 1938.
Larson, Elsie Bricker: 776.
Laschinger, Russell H.: 947.
Lattner, Koni: 566.
Laurence, Hugh: 577, 3339, 3340.
Lautenschlager, Harold: 4094, 4095.
Lavoie, Paul L.: 1939.
Lawrence, Sylvia: 2803.
Lazenby, Richard: 478.
Lea, Joanne: 202, 506, 1200, 4096.
Leather, Ted: 1411.
Lebold, Fran: 3368.
Lebold, Ralph A.: 951.
Lee, Chun-fen: 329, 330, 1776.
Leechman, Douglas: 3195.
Lefevre, Craig: 343.
Lehmann, Heinz: 668, 669.
Leibbrandt, Gottlieb: 670, 671, 672,
3814, 3815.
Leipnik, Mary: 4226.
Leung, Felicity Hale: 1940, 1941,
1942.
Levitch, Gerald: 578.
Lewis, D.E.: 2991.
Lewis, John E.: 3743.
Lichti, Willis: 952.
Lichty, Wilbur: 1943.
Liddell, Thomas, Rev.: 3680.
Liedtke, Chris: 2804.
Lienhardt, Janet: 3464.
Light, Frank G.: 3816.
Lim, Jee-Lee: 2654.
Linley, Margaret: 2959.
458
Author Index
Little, Ellis: 2096, 2097.
Little, Mary Kloepfer: 937.
Litwiller, David: 3183.
Litwiller, Earl: 955.
Litwiller, Mary: 955.
Litwiller, Nelson: 922.
Livingston, Harry P.: 1500.
Livingston, James D.: 764.
Lobsinger, Linda: 344.
Loch, Francis J.P.: 1945.
Loewen, Roy den: 580.
Longo, Michael D.: 1501, 2437, 2440,
2512.
Lossner, Rosetta: 1035.
Lougheed, Lloyd G.: 3817.
Lowry, Mark: 2370.
Luthy, David: 1357.
Lynn, J.E., Rev.: 2805.
Lyon, Barry: 2889.
Macdonald, D.: 20.
MacDonald, George F.: 203.
MacDonald, John D.A.: 201, 204, 205,
2345, 2494.
MacDonald, Robert I.: 206, 207.
MacEwen, C.R.: 1946.
MacGeorge, David: 2955, 2956, 2957.
Machan, Claire: 3033.
Maclver, Ian: 4051.
Mackean, William: 689.
MacKendrick, J.N.: 4250.
MacKenzie, Marilyn Beatty: 4205.
MacLeod, Barry: 3818.
Macnaughton, Elizabeth: 143, 581,
1777, 1778, 1779, 1947, 1948,
2181, 2515.
MacNaughton, Ian Fraser: 1201,
2314.
Macnaughton, Sandra: 2518.
Macrae, Marion: 2516, 2517.
Mader, Iva: 2518.
Madill, Dona: 353, 354, 358, 407, 419,
433, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444,
445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 491, 492.
Madill, Karen: 444.
Mage, Julius A.: 582, 1780, 1781,
1782, 2346.
Magee, Joan: 583.
Maguire, Garth: 331.
Mahler, Louis J.: 3433, 4251.
Mahn, Bryan: 1949.
Maiers, Gary: 2655.
Maine, A.E.: 2519.
Malcolm, John: 3819.
Malinsky, Frank, Rev.: 3549.
Malloy, Reta Hoffman: 733, 912.
Maloney, M. Christine: 345.
Mannen, Douglas: 4386.
Mansell, Sue: 451, 452, 453.
Maijoribanks, R.C.: 2890.
Marshall, Alex: 1952.
Marshall, Patrick N.: 2656.
Martin, Allen D.: 1953.
Martin, Almeda: 1068.
Martin, Cleon, Mrs: 584.
Martin, Delton: 962, 963, 3341.
Martin, Edith: 964.
Martin, Ezra: 964.
Martin, Isaac G.: 3342.
Martin, Jacob: 3343, 3344, 3345.
Martin, Jim: 1954.
Martin, John: 2520, 2521, 2522.
Martin, John S., Hon.: 585.
Martin, Jon B.: 1955.
Martin, Maurice: 586.
Martin, Melinda: 1038.
Martin, Menno: 965.
Martin, Mildred: 2098, 2807.
Martin, Peter G.: 587, 966.
Martin, Simeon E.: 850.
Martin, Virgil Emerson: 4517.
Martin, Winston J.: 730, 741, 861,
953, 967, 968, 986, 1053, 1069,
1123, 1124.
Matheson, Douglas R.: 208.
Mathews, R.D.: 2891.
Maust, Miriam: 586.
Maves, Dale Paul: 3034.
May, Edna: 1783.
Maybee, Muriel: 1784.
Mayer, Robert G.: 184, 209.
Mberengwa, Ignatius: 2657.
McAndless, J.E.: 454, 1548.
McBoyle, Geoffrey R.: 2347.
McCalla, Douglas: 2182.
McCallum, Fred H.: 4098.
McCartney, John S.: 2348.
McCauley, Robert: 2349, 2350.
McClure, Robert John: 1785.
McCulloch, R.O.: 3731.
McCullough, A.B.: 1956.
McCutcheon, James Richard: 1957.
McDonald, Mary Margaret: 3413.
Mcll wraith, Andrew: 1524.
McIntosh, Frances R.: 3105, 4136.
McIntosh, Janet C.: 2759.
McIntyre, Ronald B.: 2381, 2524.
McKay, Ian A.: 285.
McKegney, Patricia: 144, 2808, 3184,
4137, 4138, 4412.
McKendry, Ruth: 3106.
McKenzie, Kenneth M.: 1958.
McKeough, W. Darcy: 3995.
McKie, Dorothy: 3658.
McKinnon, Kenneth: 2891.
McKinnon, William A.: 794.
McLaren, Duncan: 112.
McLaughlin, Kenneth: 326, 332, 333,
507, 1959, 4127, 4352, 4353.
McLaughlin, Marion: 3789.
McLean, Celia: 2892.
McLellan, A.G.: 1960.
McLoughry, E.I.: 1786.
McMahen, Janice A.: 4139.
McMenemy, John: 4168.
McMillen, Janet E.: 4052.
McNaught, Carlton: 1722.
McNaught, Frances: 3226, 3227.
McNaughton, I.W.: 1202, 2557, 2824.
McNaughton, Ian Fraser: 2622.
McPhedran, Greta: 4140.
McRuer, J.C.: 4012.
Meditskos, Peter: 1961.
Meikleham, R.W.: 4251.
Mellor, John: 3035, 3036.
Melville, R. Douglas: 2658.
Menary, David: 1325, 1627.
Merz, Philip Paul: 2958.
Middleton, Jesse
Edgar:
1209,
1210,
1211,
1212,
1214,
1221,
1222,
1232,
1247,
1272,
1273,
1274,
1275,
1283,
1298,
1307,
1309,
1313,
1330,
1331,
1333,
1343,
1361,
1362,
1372,
1380,
1384,
1390,
1395,
1397,
1403,
1405,
1406,
1409,
1413,
1414,
1415,
1418,
1428,
1432,
1434,
1438,
1439,
1444,
1445,
1459,
1464,
1471,
1472,
1476,
1477,
1481,
1483,
1485,
1489,
1490,
1495,
1496,
1502,
1504,
1508,
1514,
1518,
1526,
1527,
1542,
1560,
1568,
1581,
1585,
1587,
1589,
1591,
1592,
1593,
1596,
1603,
1604,
1606,
1609,
1614,
1624,
1632,
1642,
1643,
1648,
1653,
1660,
1669,
1684,
1687,
1692,
1699, 1715, 1719, 1727, 1728.
Mika, Helma: 1963.
Mika, Nick: 1963.
Milburn, Maurice W.: 3996.
Millar, Anne Eby: 851, 978, 3350.
Millar, D. Douglas: 851, 978.
Miller, Betty Ann Bixel: 927.
Miller, Bruce: 2987.
Miller, Elizabeth: 3642.
Miller, John W.: 3351.
Miller, Muriel: 3108.
Miller, Oscar R.: 927.
Miller, Veronica A.: 866.
Author Index
459
Milloy, Cathy: 3109.
Mills, Graham W.: 2183.
Mills, John M.: 2099.
Mills, Richard E.: 1301.
Mills, Ruth: 2184.
Milnes, Humphrey: 573, 574, 3185.
Milroy, Beth Moore: 1460, 3821.
Mitchell, Bruce: 2351, 4054.
Mitchell, Clare: 3051.
Mitchell, James: 1964.
Mitton, Judith A.: 456, 457.
Moberly, Denise: 1422.
Moelleken, Wolfgang Wilfried: 666.
Moffat, Ruth: 2527.
Mogilski, Helen: 3820, 3831.
Moir, John S.: 1224.
Molto, Joseph E.: 210.
Montag, Sister Jeannette: 980.
Montag, Sister Liguori: 980.
Montag, Theresa Lang: 980.
Montgomery, F.H.: 2353, 2354, 2355,
2356.
Montgomery, Malcolm: 211.
Montonen, Susan: 1460, 3821.
Moogk, Edward: 981, 983.
Moogk, Peter N.: 982.
Moogk, Rose: 981, 983.
Moore, George P., Mrs: 458.
Moore, Karolyn M.: 3038.
Morden, Gladys A.: 286, 4493, 4494.
Morgan, Henry J.: 1203.
Morgenson, Donald F.: 4071.
Moser, Blanche: 986.
Moses, Elliott: 212.
Mota, Miguel: 2959.
Motz, W.J.: 1545.
Moyer, Helen A.: 4443.
Moyer, Roger L.: 346.
Moyer, Samuel S.: 1547.
Moyer, William G.: 23, 24, 4354.
Muller, Emmanuel: 1031.
Mungall, C.: 2893, 2894.
Munro, Ross: 1965.
Murdie, Robert A.: 582, 588, 589,
2185.
Murphy, Charlie: 2659.
Mutrie, Dean F.: 2313.
Myers, Pat: 4141.
Myhal, Taras G.: 1738.
Nabert, Kurt: 3558.
Nafziger, Cheryl E.: 990.
Nagel, James: 287.
Nahrgang, Ruth: 3643.
Neal, Carolyn O.: 2528.
Nechtel, Naomi M.: 938, 939.
Nelson, James G.: 2357, 2358, 2359.
Neuschwanger, Barbara L.: 992.
Neuschwanger, Weldon D.: 992.
Newcombe, Hiram K: 3976, 4444.
Newlands, David L.: 1967, 1968,
1969.
Newman, George F.: 849.
Newton, James: 4500.
Nichols, B.: 4271.
Nichols, C.M.: 1890, 4395.
Nicholson, Chris, Jr: 508.
Nicolay, C.L.: 673.
Nicolson, Murray W.: 1466.
Niehaus, Charles F.: 2100.
Nissly, Heinrich: 3354.
Nixon, G. Peter: 3997.
Nixon, Nancy: 3823.
Noonan, Gerald A.: 25, 2959, 2966,
3110.
Norcliffe, G.B.: 4142.
Norman, L.: 2817.
Norris, Jacqueline: 724.
Nurse, Lorein L.: 892.
Nyce, James M.: 1354, 3186.
O’Grady, John: 4143.
O’Hallam, Michael: 1723.
O’Mara, James: 4144.
O’Neill, Allan J.: 3998.
O’Neill, Evelyn C.: 1135.
O’Neill, Pauline C.: 2357, 2359.
Oakes, John M.: 2660.
Oberholtzer, John H.: 3324.
Oberholtzer, R.S.: 1824, 1971, 2101,
2532, 2813, 3927.
Oelschlager, William: 1739.
Offenbeck, John: 4145.
Officer, E.R.: 288.
Ogram, Elmer: 459.
Ogram, Grace: 473, 996, 4473.
Olaskey, Terry M.: 1037, 1787, 2533.
Olde, F. Evelyn Jones: 993.
Oliver, Clifford A.: 4055.
Opperman, Henry W., Rev.: 3559.
Oppertshauser, Joan: 997.
Oppertshauser, Orval: 997.
Orzen, Albert, Rev.: 3560.
Osbourne, W.A., Mrs: 4240.
Oswald, Marie C.: 4146.
Oudejans, Annette: 2814, 2815, 4474.
Paetkau, Henry: 590, 591, 1455,
1456.
Page, Frank E.: 1457, 1718, 2535,
3111, 3112, 3113.
Page, Mary- Jean: 2536.
Pain, Howard: 3114.
Palmer, Bryan D.: 1925.
Palmer, W.H.: 4001.
Panabaker, Arnold T.: 2103, 3644.
Panabaker, C.A.: 1001, 1789, 3645.
Panabaker, D.N.: 289, 460, 592, 809,
1002, 1579, 1740, 1741, 1974,
1975, 1976, 2104, 2816, 3187,
3931, 3932, 3933, 3977, 3978,
4286, 4287.
Panabaker, J.D.: 1557.
Panabaker, J.H.: 1805.
Pando, Robert I.: 2636, 2661.
Pannabecker, S. Floyd: 3355.
Parker, L.R. Bud: 2502.
Parry, John: 129, 1276.
Parry, Ross: 1148.
Pasternak, Jack: 4148.
Patterson, Nancy-Lou: 1515, 1790,
2537, 2538, 3115, 3116, 3117,
3118, 3119, 3120, 3121, 3122,
3123, 3124, 3125, 3126, 3127,
3128, 3129, 3130, 3131, 3132,
3133, 3134, 3135, 3136, 3137,
3138, 3139, 3140, 3141, 3142,
3143, 3144, 3145, 3146, 3147,
3828.
Pattinson, Frank H.: 1558.
Pauls, Pat Gerber: 3211.
Pautler, Alfred: 4396.
Pautler, Peter: 1838.
Pearce, Richard: 4370.
Pearce, Thomas: 2817, 2818.
Peck, Thomas: 4253, 4254.
Pennefather, R.S.: 1467.
Penny, Andrew: 4149.
Pepper, Paid E.: 26, 509, 674, 1090,
1978, 2186, 4288, 4357, 4445,
4475, 4501.
Pequegnat, C.D.: 3829.
Pequegnat, Marcel: 2367.
Percival, Rick: 133.
Perrin, George: 4210.
Perrin, Jean: 1007, 2539, 4210.
Perrin, John: 1561.
Perry, Robert Louis: 1742, 1980,
1981.
Peters, Diane E.: 147, 148.
Peters, John F.: 594.
Peters, K: 928, 1019.
Peters, Victor: 718.
Peterson, Henry William: 461.
Peterson, Jean E.: 1003.
Phillips, Glen C.: 1982, 1983, 2188.
Pickard, Theresa: 2368.
Pierson, Joan: 1791.
460
Author Index
Pike, Roland: 4014, 4015.
Pinnell, Richard Hugh: 149.
Pinney, Martin D.: 2106.
Piotrowski, Tadeusz: 3831.
Pitcher, Rosemary: 3936.
Plaxton, Beverly Bailey: 2527.
Plewman, W.R.: 1235.
Plomske, Nel: 3735.
Plumtree, Laura: 3681.
Pollard, E.: 2121.
Pollock, C A.: 2029.
Popovich, M.: 2662.
Portlock, Rosa: 4358.
Poth, Ruby Bechtel: 742, 1010, 3414,
3415.
Potter, Alexander O.: 2821, 2899,
4359, 4360.
Pratt, Florence Conway: 975.
Presant, E.W.: 2369.
Preston, Barry: 2822, 4317.
Preston, Richard E.: 2111.
Priamo, Carol: 2190, 2542.
Price, Elizabeth: 3098.
Priddle, George B.: 2370, 2371, 2625.
Proudfoot, William, Rev.: 571.
Pryce, Nona Beck: 745.
Putnam, Robert T.: 462, 463, 464,
465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470.
Quantrell, James: 1986, 3682, 4058,
4255, 4256.
Quazi, Saeed: 2860.
Radecki, Henry: 705.
Radke, John D.: 2665.
Rahman, Abdur: 2666.
Rahn, Edgar, Mrs: 3628.
Ralston, J.: 1920.
Ramsay, J.D.: 2994.
Ramsden, C.: 207.
Ratchford, Douglas: 726, 2909.
Ratz, Herbert C.: 1011, 1012, 1569.
Rauchfuss, Julius: 3188.
Rawls, Hazel: 2191.
Rayburn, Alan: 291.
Read, Donald Edwin: 1014.
Read, Dorothy J.: 840.
Reaman, G. Elmore: 292, 595, 1794,
3189, 4410.
Reaney, James: 3043.
Redekop, Calvin W.: 596.
Redekop, Freda Pellman: 1015.
Redmond, Chris: 2892.
Reed, Harry R., Jr: 2113.
Reed, Mildred: 4361.
Reed, Raymond: 2961.
Regehr, T.D.: 3357.
Reilly, P.F.: 3010.
Reimer, Margaret Loewen: 3358.
Reiner, John George: 1574.
Reinhart, Beatrice: 1016, 1141.
Reinhart, Eileen: 1016.
Reinhart, Jerome: 4465.
Reinhart, Sheila: 4443.
Reist, Agnes: 472, 1017, 1493, 3745.
Reist, Henry G.: 1018.
Reist, Moses G.: 1575, 1576, 3359.
Reitz, Thomas A.: 2544, 2545.
Reive, T.G.: 1990.
Rempel, Henry: 1577.
RempeL John I.: 2546.
Rempel, Martin C.: 2667.
Renson, Roland: 3746.
Renusz, Linda C.: 2547, 2548, 2549,
2550, 2551, 2552, 2553, 2554.
Renwick, Walter: 1020.
Renzella, Luigi M.: 1991.
Ressler, Martin E.: 3360.
Rice, Paul L.: 929.
Rich, Elaine Sommers: 3361.
Richards, Sharon: 358, 439, 444, 492.
Richardson, A.H.: 2372.
Richardson, Lynn E.: 675.
Richmond, Elliott: 1654.
Richter, Manfred Martin: 597.
Riddell, John Barry: 2192.
Riedstra, Lutzen: 3683.
Riegert, Eduard R.: 225.
Rier, John E.: 2823.
Risser, Johannes: 3362.
Ritter, Robert P.: 1023.
Rittinger, Glenn R.G.: 335.
Rittinger, John A.: 3190.
Ritz, Ernst: 119, 1992, 2557, 2558,
2824, 4016, 4388.
Ritz, Orval: 3834.
Robbins, Elizabeth Luella Eby: 731,
852, 999, 1000.
Roberts, C.S., Rev.: 1243, 3514.
Roberts, Leslie: 1993.
Robertson, E.A.: 388, 473.
Robertson, Robert R.: 4257.
Roddick, Madaline: 3940.
Roedding, Wilfrid W.: 3498.
Roger, Dieter: 651, 2559.
Roger, I.: 2902.
Rogers, Genevieve Hahn: 895.
Romahn, James: 2560.
Rommel, Hazel Hathaway: 761.
Ronnenberg, Ernest: 3044, 3045,
3562.
Rooke, Elizabeth A.: 3835.
Roos, Hilda G.: 1667.
Roosen, Berend Karl: 3393.
Roosen, Gerhard: 3363.
Rose, George Maclean: 1255, 1262,
1263, 1285, 1326, 1373, 1387,
1393, 1426, 1429, 1452, 1468,
1486, 1491, 1507, 1533, 1538,
1540, 1551, 1620, 1649, 1655,
1656, 1665, 1668, 1675, 1690.
Rosebrugh, Ben: 2561.
Rosebrugh, Harold: 1025, 1026.
Roth, Alvin N.: 945, 1027.
Roth, Clara Ann Gingerich: 874.
Roth, Donald M.: 2373.
Roth, George: 2115.
Roth, Ken: 4059.
Roth, Lorraine: 150, 151, 474, 475,
476, 481, 598, 599, 763, 774, 906,
923, 924, 925, 945, 994, 1028,
1046, 1055, 1059, 1099, 1102,
1103, 1117, 1118, 1157, 1358,
3333, 3340, 3364, 3365, 4509.
Roth, Olivia: 1029.
Roth, Roy D.: 1030.
Roth, Ruth C.: 1030.
Roth, Sadie: 1031.
Rovers, Fred: 2668.
Rowe, P.: 600.
Rowell, Margaret: 2374, 2562, 2563,
2564, 2565, 2566, 4411, 4412.
Rowell, Robert: 2301, 2563, 2564,
2565, 2567.
Roy, Flora: 3941.
Rudy, Aaron, Mrs: 969.
Rudy, Norma I.: 3837, 4060.
Rudy, Ruth E.: 1033.
Rump, P.C.: 2375.
Rupp, Heinz: 629.
Ruppel, C. Percy: 1595.
Ruppel, Harold: 1035, 2116.
Ruppel, Lydia A.: 1035.
Rusling, John R.: 1996, 1997.
Russell, W.E.: 2688.
Russwurm, Lola M.: 2198.
Russwurm, Lome H.: 336, 337, 338,
2198.
Rutherford, Robert: 1036.
Rutherford, W.C., Mrs: 2783.
Ryan, Don: 2569.
Ryan, Doris W.: 2759.
Ryan, Ruth Y.: 924.
Saillour, Dominique: 601.
Sanders, Ann Holm: 2903.
Sanders, Constance E.: 120, 3838.
Sanders, D.M.: 676.
Author Index
461
Sanders, Phoebe Litwiller: 956.
Sanderson, Pete: 3819.
Sangster, D.: 3191.
Sararus, Miriam: 1998, 2570, 4502.
Sargeant, E.S., Mrs: 293.
Sarler, Robert: 2571.
Sauder, Ben: 2962.
Sauder, Dorothy M.: 602, 3366, 3367,
4503.
"Sauerkraut": 603.
Saunders, Shelley R.: 478, 479.
Sawatzky, Rodney J.: 3357.
Sawatzky, Valentin: 2963.
Schade, H.F., Rev.: 3416.
Schaefer, Thomas L.: 604, 677.
Schaffner, Ralph: 1949.
Schantz, Orpheus Moyer: 4477.
Schaus, Lloyd H., Rev.: 1041.
Schenk, Alfred J.: 1043, 2572, 3192,
3438.
Schiedel, Ian H.: 1045.
Schierholtz, C.W.: 1795.
Schlotzhauer, Margrete: 3748.
Schmadl, Elizabeth L.: 737, 754, 777,
795, 796, 801, 810, 823, 832, 833,
854, 856, 864, 876, 885, 888, 890,
892, 904, 910, 918, 935, 940, 943,
948, 972, 984, 985, 988, 998,
1113, 1116, 1125, 1130, 1135,
1142, 1143, 1144, 1159, 1164.
Schmalz, Peter Stanley: 215.
Schmalz, W.H.E.: 908, 1338, 2117,
2118, 2119, 2120, 2121, 2441,
3942, 3943, 3944.
Schmidt, Bryan: 3819.
Schmidt, Carl B. (Cully): 3749.
Schmidt, Conradine: 3514.
Schmidt, Grace: 1241, 1318, 1327,
1469, 1634, 2441, 2522, 3945,
3946.
Schmidt, John P.: 121, 4182.
Schmidt, John T.: 1796, 2122.
Schmidt, Kevin M.: 2669.
Schmidt, Nicholas J.: 1048.
Schmidt, Paul: 2571.
Schmidt, Robert A.: 4183, 4184.
Schmidt, William A.: 438, 473, 738,
778, 779, 780, 781, 782, 797, 815,
816, 817, 836, 954, 970, 971, 973,
977, 1049, 1087, 1308, 2000, 2001,
2123, 3563, 4520.
Schnare, Michael L.: 339.
Schnarr, Judy: 4061.
Schnarr, Philip B.: 3703.
Schnarr, Wilfrid: 835.
Schneller, W.J.: 2376.
Schrag, Keith G.: 874, 1055, 1056.
Schreiner, J: 2002.
Schroeder, Helen A.: 865.
Schuler, Wendlin: 930.
Schulte, Ben C.: 3416.
Schultz, Beatrice: 3368, 3369.
Schultz, Erich: 1244, 2904, 2996,
3564.
Schultz, Jane M.: 3046.
Schumilas, Catherine: 3439, 4504.
Schiirch, Rene: 1079.
Schweitzer, Olive: 3499, 4448, 4449.
Schweitzer, Vera: 1611, 3499, 4448,
4449.
Scorgie, Ed: 1797.
Scott, Alison: 2574.
Scott, Grace: 3839.
Scott, James: 2905.
Scott, Stephen: 2124.
Seabrook, Janet L.: 2670.
Seagram, J.E. Frowde: 1622.
Searth, Tom: 2671.
Seibert, Emily: 216, 2828, 2829.
Seiling, Ken: 2195, 2575, 4362.
Sellner, James G.: 340.
Seyfert, A.G.: 605, 606.
Seymour, Horace: 2672, 2673, 2674.
Shackleton, Philip: 3149.
Shain, M.: 4364.
Shaman, Tony: 2125.
Shank, Robert J.: 607.
Shannon, George D.: 859.
Shantz, Cameron: 2577, 2578.
Shantz, Doreen: 1074.
Shantz, E. Clare: 1070.
Shantz, Elven: 3371.
Shantz, Ervin: 3372.
Shantz, Frederick R.: 1073.
Shantz, Helen: 784.
Shantz, Jacob Y.: 608, 609.
Shantz, Lome: 1074.
Shantz, Mary C.: 721, 1083, 2004,
3373.
Shantz, Minerva: 3150.
Shantz, Moses B.: 1635.
Shantz, Norman: 3374.
Shantz, Orvie W.: 1075, 3372.
Shantz, Susan D.: 3093.
Shantz, Ward M.: 3375.
Shantz, Winnie Goldsworthy: 3376.
Sharpe, Ken: 3984.
Shaw, J. Horace: 2126.
Shaw, Jean: 1082.
Shea, John G.: 3151.
Shea, Patti: 2579, 2580.
Shepherd, Audrey: 3479.
Sheppard, F.W.: 2817.
Sherk, A.B., Rev.: 294, 610, 611,
1359, 3377, 4105.
Sherk, J.H.: 1076.
Sherk, J. Harold: 3378.
Sherk, M.G.: 612, 1639, 4450.
Sherk, Mary Ann: 3379.
Sherk, Thomas A.: 1077.
Sherrick, David: 3380.
Shewchuk, John P.: 857, 1695, 1696,
2005, 2581, 3750.
Shoemaker, Dorothy: 1344, 1345,
2582, 2583, 2997.
Shook, Jay L.: 827.
Showalter, Mary Emma: 3214.
Shrubsole, Dan: 2377.
Shuh, Barbara Ann: 1082.
Shuh, Clayton H.: 1644.
Shuttleworth, John M.: 2675.
Sias, Wilhelmine Ramsay Hogg: 915.
Sider, E. Morris: 3381, 3382.
Silcox, A. Phillips: 3948.
Simpson, Gillian: 4185.
Simpson, Michael: 2676.
Simpson, Raymond John: 2677.
Sims, Florence K: 1315.
Sims, Rachel: 2964.
Sinclair, S.: 1826.
Sister Carola: 4465.
Skene, Angus: 2006.
Sladen, Gib: 3152.
Smalldon, John L.: 1516.
Smandych, Mavis: 1647.
Smellie, George, Rev.: 3684.
Smith, A.F.: 1920.
Smith, Allan R.G.: 217, 295, 2830,
4505, 4506.
Smith, C. Henry: 613, 614, 3383.
Smith, Charles R.: 2378.
Smith, Claudette Pamela: 706.
Smith, Donald B.: 218, 219.
Smith, Elaine: 3480.
Smith, George: 615.
Smith, J. Reginald, Dr: 4062.
Smith, M. Ian: 2197.
Smith, Marvin C.: 1085, 4521.
Smith, Murray E.: 4186.
Smith, Orpha McChesney: 1150.
Smith, Robert C.: 2127.
Smith, Terence C.: 2678.
Smith, William Henry: 49, 50.
Smolikowski, Paul, Rev.: 3440, 3441.
Smucker, Barbara C.: 616.
Smucker, Donovan E.: 617, 618.
Smulders, Herman: 3746.
Snider, C.M.: 2007.
Snider, E.W.B.: 2379.
Snider, Esther: 3384.
Snider, Lillian: 2998.
462
Author Index
Snider, Lloyd: 1088.
Snider, Vera: 1088.
Snider, W.W.: 1089.
Snider, Winifred: 1657.
Snowie, J. Allan: 4106.
Snyder, Beatrice Miller: 3215.
Snyder, Bilva Stuhr: 152, 1054.
Snyder, Joseph B.: 719.
Snyder, Joseph M.: 1092, 4373.
Snyder, Lome W., Mrs: 3385.
Snyder, Mabel: 3386.
Snyder, Miriam H.: 1092.
Snyder, O.A., Mrs: 1799, 3387, 4451,
4452.
Snyder, Peter Etril: 619, 3153.
Soeder, R.R.: 2198.
Soehner, Muriel: 1800.
Sokvitne, Miriam Snyder: 2585, 2586,
4017.
Somfay, J.C.: 2679.
Sommerville, E.: 347.
Soper, J. Dewey: 2380.
Sotiroff, Irene: 3714.
Southgate, H. Jane: 3388.
Spaetzel, Roy Clifford: 1152, 1153,
2289, 3715.
Spawn, Willman: 1399.
Specht, Michael A.: 2008.
Spence, Michael W.: 210.
Spetz, Theobald, Rev.: 27, 3442.
Spricenieks, Alfred: 2009.
Spring, Christian F., Rev.: 3565.
Spring, Valerie J.: 2010.
Springer, Margaret: 3716.
Springer, Nelson P.: 3389.
Sprung, Dorothea A.: 296, 3835.
Sprung, J.P.: 2906.
Squirrell, L., Mrs: 4469.
St John, Ian: 2012.
Staal, Helen: 504.
Staebler, Edna: 620, 621, 1827, 2013,
2199, 3193, 3216, 3217, 3218,
3219, 3220, 3221, 3222, 3223,
3224, 4368, 4369.
Staebler, H.L.: 1470, 3048, 3717.
Stager, David: 1094, 1146.
Stanbury, Robert: 3844.
Stanton, Raymond: 2014, 2015, 4370.
Stark, H.: 297.
Stauch, Warren: 1340, 2195, 2587,
2588, 2589, 2840, 3917.
Stauffer, Ezra N.: 1098.
Stauffer, Joseph S.: 622, 2128, 3225.
Steckle, John: 1774, 4453.
Stein, A.: 1019.
Steiner, Samuel J.: 153, 154, 155,
1367, 1636, 1637, 2908, 3314.
Steinhouse, Nettie: 3718.
Steinman, Gerald: 950.
Steinmann, Reuben: 481.
Stephen, Arthur: 2909.
Stephenson, Roy: 3845.
Stevens, Dorothy: 2471.
Stevenson, John A.: 3751, 4260.
Stewart, Barbara J.: 4478.
Stewart, Catharine M.: 830.
Stewart, Charles: 2965.
Stewart, Del: 1894.
Stewart, R. Meldrum: 1479.
Stewart, Rod: 4155.
Stitt, Herbert: 2129.
Stock, Fred W.: 4507.
Stock, Harold Thompson: 1104.
Stockton, Margaret: 1105.
Stoesz, Dennis: 679.
Stokes, Peter: 3943.
Stoltz, D.E.: 2069.
Stone, W.C.: 2291.
Storms, Everek R.: 3391.
Stovel, Rob: 4156.
Strang, David: 1838.
Strickler, Diane: 482.
Stroh, Jacob: 1388, 4371, 4372, 4373.
Stroh, Nathaniel: 220.
Stroh, Walter: 3608.
Strome, Laurie: 866.
SufRing, Roger: 1402, 2381.
Sullivan, Julie: 1277.
Sutherland, J.C.: 2845.
Sutherland, James: 51, 52.
Sutherland, S.H.: 1744.
Swartzentruber, Dorothy: 3239.
Swartzentruber, Peter: 1060, 1061,
1062.
Sweet, Patrick: 2680.
Sword, Jean Cameron: 1674.
Sykes, C.A., Rev.: 4107.
Symons, John W.: 2016.
Tait, Lynne D.: 2017.
Talman, James J.: 1248.
Taylor, Andrew W.: 156, 301, 302,
690, 1323, 2122, 2130, 2131, 2473,
2591, 2592, 2593, 2846, 3049,
3687, 3688, 3689, 3690, 3917,
4187, 4211, 4212, 4213, 4240.
Taylor, Earl J.: 844.
Taylor, Joyce: 2681.
Taylor, Len: 3752.
Taylor, Margaret: 3226, 3227.
Taylor, Richard K: 2910, 3501.
Taylor, Ryan: 155, 157, 354, 385, 388,
397, 408, 437, 438, 483, 484, 485,
486, 487, 1303, 1346, 1517, 2018,
3234, 3672, 4018, 4065.
Taylor, Shirley A.: 2594.
Templin, Hugh: 221.
Temant, Vera Mavis: 4454.
Tessaro, Annamaria: 4157, 4158.
Teuscher, Jakob: 680, 2848.
Tevlin, M.: 707.
Thakur, Baleshwar: 341.
Thaler, A.F.: 1107.
Thaler, Ralph H.: 1107, 1108, 1109.
Thayer, Ruth V. Eicher Neesz: 995.
Thiessen, Jack: 718, 3392.
Thomas, A.B., Rev.: 3482.
Thomas, Walter Keith: 2885, 3691.
Thompson, Bertha K: 2410, 3050.
Thompson, Hugh: 2595.
Thoms, Elise: 3194, 4508.
Thomson, Andrew McCauley: 2019,
4159.
Thomson, Georgina H.: 4160.
Thomson, William E.: 2682, 2683.
Tiessen, Henry B.: 913.
Tiessen, Hildegard Froese: 3154.
Tiessen, Paul Gerald: 1607, 3154,
4374.
Tilt, Millicent: 4454.
Tittemore, Thomas: 2565.
Tompkins, George: 4066, 4067.
Toole, W.X.: 1463.
Toombs, Lawrence E.: 225.
Tough, Bonnie: 4162.
Towndrow, John: 2382.
Toye, Beverley: 2201.
Tr afford, Margaret: 2383.
Trask, Mabel Edler: 853.
Tresidder, Marion: 4068.
Trigger, Bruce G.: 223.
Tmavskis, Boris: 2203.
Trout, Edward: 2132.
Trout, J.M.: 2132.
Trowbridge, Robert W.: 4163.
Troyer, Nancy D. Miller: 926.
Trueman, Marie: 893.
Truss, Jean: 4262.
Trussler, Karen Poser: 2020.
Turnbull, Marjorie: 395, 488.
Turnbull, William C.: 2597, 4215.
Turner, Harold S.: 2021.
Turner, Larry: 1963.
Tutton, Diane A.: 623.
Uliana, John: 2684.
Unitt, Doris: 2024.
Unitt, Peter: 2024.
Unruh, Peter: 651.
Author Index
463
Unsoy, Jeelee: 2685.
Urquhart, Duncan: 4019.
Urquhart, Jane: 3155.
Uttley, W.V.: 1264, 1453, 1612, 1689,
4377, 4378, 4379, 4380, 4525.
Van de Kamer, Paul: 3719.
van der Linde, Robert: 1801.
van der Smissen, Carl Justus: 3393,
3394.
Van Dorp, Gerard Francis: 305.
Van Nostrand, Brian: 247.
Vance, William E.: 691.
VanEvery, Jane: 3156.
Vann, Robert: 2686.
Varga, V.E.: 2687.
Varkaris, Costas: 1006.
Varkaris, Jane: 1006.
Veevers, Terry: 2167.
Veitch, Sherry: 1503.
Verburg, K: 2688.
Vey, Waldtraut Elisabeth: 681.
Villaume, W.J.: 2919.
Voelker, Marion: 4415.
Vogt, Evelyn: 3613.
Voisin, Clifton E.: 1114.
Voisin, Frank W.: 1114.
Vollmer, Wayne: 354.
Von Baeyer, Edwinna: 158.
Vrooman, Paul C.: 4071.
Vuorinen, Saara Sofia: 708.
Wagner, George P.: 3720.
Wagner, Gordon: 1691.
Wagner, Jonathan: 682.
Wagner, L.H., Rev.: 3503.
Wagner, Norman E.: 225.
Wagner, Pat: 143.
Wahl, James A., Rev.: 2756, 3432,
3440, 3452, 3453, 3454, 3455,
3456, 3457, 3458, 3459, 3460,
3461, 3462, 3463.
Waite, Gary K: 624, 2025.
Waldie, F. Jane McIntyre: 974.
Walker, A.P.: 306.
Walker, Blair: 2600.
Walker, David F.: 1847, 2026, 2027,
2028.
Walker, Dean: 2029.
Walker, F.N.: 2134.
Walker, Franklin A.: 2853.
Walker, Hester M.: 1829.
Wall, Donna: 358, 433, 439, 444, 490,
491, 492.
Wall, Geoffrey: 3051.
Wallace, Alice: 2030.
Wallace, James: 2031.
Wallace, W.G.: 2854.
Waltz, Jacob: 4509.
Wambold, Isaac A.: 3396.
Warner, B.G.: 2338.
Warren, Janet: 1334.
Watkinson, Alice: 1145.
Watson, Charles F.: 2692.
Watson, Cicely: 2860.
Watson, Elizabeth Dolman: 3967,
4188.
Watson, J.W.: 2384.
Watson, Jennifer C.: 3158, 3159.
Wealleans, R. Paul: 2693.
Weaver, Edward N.: 3397.
Weaver, Emily P.: 30.
Weaver, John C.: 1377, 4020.
Weaver, Landis M.: 3397.
Webber, Bernard F.: 4381.
Weber, Alson: 3398.
Weber, Amsey: 3400.
Weber, Angus G.: 1126.
Weber, Eldon D.: 307, 493, 494, 495,
496, 720, 1100, 1101, 1127, 1128,
1554, 2135.
Weber, Irene: 3499.
Weber, Joan L.: 972.
Weber, John S.: 3399.
Weber, Joseph B.: 497.
Weber, Lome B.: 3968.
Weber, M.: 625.
Webster, D.: 2636.
Webster, Donald Blake: 2035.
Weicker, Samuel: 498, 499, 1131,
1132, 1133, 1134, 3235, 3614,
3615, 3616, 3617, 3853.
Weiler, Bob: 3854.
Weiler, Jo-Anne: 4075.
Weiss, Annemarie: 2036.
Weissenbom, Georg K: 1237, 1441,
1586, 1711.
Welker, Ron: 3618.
Wells, Clayton W.: 4422.
Wells, Jean: 2694.
Wendland, Dennis: 4462.
Wenger, Daniel: 531.
Wenger, George F.P.: 743.
Wenger, Jay V.: 1136.
Wenger, Samuel S.: 1137.
Wentzell, Marlin: 594.
Wert, Michael: 4110.
Westfall, Katie: 1039.
White, A. David: 3670.
White, Patty: 3464.
Whitney, John R.: 2695.
Whitson, Bessie B.: 877.
Wholton, T.H.: 2861, 2862, 2863.
Whyte, Donald: 692, 693.
Wicklund, R.E.: 2369.
Widder, Friederich: 683.
Wideman, Elizabeth D.: 914.
Wideman, Enoch M.: 1139.
Wideman, Ernie: 3400.
Wideman, Herb: 504.
Wideman, Norman E.: 1139.
Wiebe, Anne: 3401.
Wightman, W.R.: 2610.
Wilder, T.A.: 4111.
Willetts, Richard John: 3756.
Williams, Bert: 2421.
Williams, Dorcas: 3762.
Williams, Joan: 4504.
Williams, Margaret: 2966.
Williams, Peter Wilder: 3757.
Williams, Robert J.: 4006.
Williams, Sandra L.: 1148.
Williamson, Ronald F.: 207, 226, 227.
Willmot, Elizabeth A.: 2137, 2138.
Wilson, Barbara M.: 3161, 4164.
Wilson, Bruce G.: 1328.
Wilson, Cornelius: 4263.
Wilson, D.: 2967.
Wilson, David J.: 2864.
Wilson, Donald C.: 2696.
Wilson, Ethel: 4264.
Wilson, G.E. Duff: 2571, 3695, 4189.
Wilson, J. Donald: 1677.
Wilson, J.M.: 4165, 4166, 4167.
Wilson, L.A.: 2930.
Winearls, Joan: 159.
Winland, Daphne N.: 626.
Winn, Conrad: 4168, 4169.
Wintemberg, W.J.: 228, 229, 230,
308, 3195, 3196.
Winter, Simon J., Rev.: 3465.
Wismer, Susan: 1460, 3821.
Wissler, Henry: 1151.
Witmer, Douglas C.: 3236.
Witmer, Leslie D.: 500, 3402, 3856.
Wittig, S.J., Rev.: 3619.
Woeller, Richard: 1712.
Wolfhard, Duretta: 1154, 1155.
Wood, J. David: 309, 310, 311, 694,
4216.
Wood, William H.: 1008.
Woodhall, David: 627.
Woodley, Don: 2865.
Woods, W. George: 2139.
Woolfrey, Sandra: 260, 312.
Woollatt, Margarete: 684.
Woolner, Ward, Dr: 1149.
Worden, Ethel Wilfong (Mrs Paul):
2385, 4454.
464
Author Index
Wright, D.T.: 2931.
Wright, Gary W.: 4077.
Wright, Gerald: 709, 3417.
Wright, W.: 2697.
Wrong, George M.: 881.
Wust, Klaus: 1389.
Wynnyckyj, Iroida: 710, 3466.
Yandt, Carolyn: 627.
Yantzi, Henry: 1046, 1157.
Yantzi, Mae: 775, 1046, 1157.
Yates, G. Kenneth: 744.
Young, James: 1834, 3982, 4170,
4265, 4266, 4267.
Yundt, Sheralyn E.: 2038.
Zacharias, Paul: 3704.
Zander, Hans: 2205.
Zavaros, Margaret: 4078.
Zehr, Ezra: 1161.
Ziegler, Noah: 4021.
Zimmerman, Idessa: 348, 501, 628,
1433, 2039, 2040, 2611, 2612,
2613, 3620, 3721, 4197.
Zimmermann, Lothar: 648, 650.
Zinger, Joseph A.: 3467, 4464, 4465.
Zug, Michael: 1096.
Zundel, Lucy: 2206.
Subject Heading Index
SUBJECT HEADING INDEX
Abattoirs. See: Industries, Meat
packing
Aboriginal population. See: Indians,
North American
Accidents: 344, 479, 562, 770, 851,
978, 1063, 1067, 1279, 1443, 1806,
2943, 4058, 4072, 4433, 4526.
Account books: 129, 455, 456, 622,
923, 1936.
Administration. See: Justice or
Government, Municipal
Adoption: 2609, 3777, 4041.
Adult education. See: Education,
Advertisements: 1, 10, 13, 19, 20, 22,
29, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41, 46, 47, 51, 52, 54, 55, 56,
57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 68,
69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79,
82, 84, 89, 101, 109, 334, 875,
889, 1092, 1737, 1740, 1761, 1774,
1793,
1803,
1854,
1856,
1864,
1870,
1895,
1902,
1917,
1933,
1939,
1948,
1989,
2015,
2022,
2050,
2076,
2183,
2212,
2213,
2214,
2215,
2216,
2217,
2218,
2219,
2220,
2221,
2222,
2223,
2224,
2225,
2229,
2230,
2231,
2232,
2234,
2235,
2236,
2239,
2240,
2242,
2243,
2246,
2248,
2249,
2250,
2251,
2252,
2253,
2256,
2257,
2259,
2260,
2261,
2262,
2264,
2265,
2273,
2274,
2276,
2278,
2279,
2280,
2284,
2285,
2286,
2287,
2294,
2295,
2335,
2480,
2698,
2775,
2789,
2791,
2792,
2795,
2819,
2829,
2850,
2855,
2878,
2921,
2992,
3020,
3022,
3040,
3041,
3042,
3054,
3188,
3200,
3202,
3205,
3206,
3207,
3210,
3212,
3213,
3256,
3442,
3488,
3518,
3528,
3545,
3547,
3550,
3592,
3593,
3718,
3725,
3726,
3729,
3736,
3738,
3742,
3747,
3754,
3759,
3766,
3775,
3794,
3797,
3799,
3800,
3818,
3832,
3842,
3843,
3847,
3849,
3855,
3858,
4092,
4101,
4176,
4181,
4217,
4218,
4225,
4227,
4230,
4233,
4234,
4236,
4237,
4238,
4246,
4247,
4252,
4258,
4259,
4261,
4271,
4273,
4275,
4277,
4278,
4280,
4285,
4289,
4290,
4292,
4298,
4299,
4310,
4318,
4322,
4324,
4326,
4327,
4341,
4346,
4351,
4354,
4355,
4356,
4374,
4398,
4401,
4407,
4408,
4409,
4413,
4414,
4416,
4444,
4472,
4479,
4517,
4529.
Aerial photographs: 225, 314,
1092,
1931,
2503,
2625,
2640,
2652,
2653,
2693,
3255,
4078,
4178,
4227,
4232,
4273,
4276,
4285,
4289,
4327,
4396,
4401,
4407,
4517.
Aged: 1,
343, 594, 1086, 1173,
1174,
1175,
1182,
1184,
1185,
1190,
1192,
1193,
1194,
1197,
1199,
1204,
1206,
1231,
1296,
1391,
1487,
1506,
1511,
1512,
1539,
1555,
1561,
1582,
1597,
1599,
1662,
1714,
2154,
2624,
2626,
2663,
3837,
3856,
3883,
4004,
4011,
4060,
4072,
4178,
4230,
4261, 4290, 4400, 4527.
Agrarian movements: 4119, 4163.
Agricultural education: 34, 35, 36,
1740, 1765, 1769, 1777, 1786,
2098, 2807, 2817, 2830, 3765,
3788, 3847, 3849, 4212.
Agricultural exhibitions. See:
Exhibitions or Fairs
Agricultural extension. See:
Agricultural improvements
Agricultural improvements: 1, 28,
294, 857, 1313, 1314, 1400, 1679,
1763, 1765, 1768, 1769, 1770,
1772, 1786, 1794, 1798, 1800,
2703, 2830, 3760, 3761, 3765,
3770, 3788, 3825, 3832, 3847,
3848, 3849, 3858, 3991, 4212,
4253, 4487, 4494, 4499.
Agricultural land use: 1, 28, 294,
680, 1443, 1745, 1760, 1763, 1767,
1768, 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782,
1784, 1788, 1794, 1800, 1801,
2309, 2339, 2346, 2369, 2378,
2629, 3985, 3987, 4000, 4216,
4432.
Agricultural promotion: 29, 1219,
1365, 2171, 2205, 2296, 2830,
3788, 3847, 3848, 3849, 4499.
Agricultural representatives: 13,
1191, 1758, 1769, 1774, 1794,
2703, 3847, 3848, 3849, 4212.
Agricultural research: 1794, 1800,
3788, 4225.
Agriculture: 1, 13, 14, 19, 29, 52, 76,
465
148, 158, 192, 269, 274, 292, 294,
313, 323, 329, 339, 340, 511, 516,
549, 588, 589, 595, 619, 650, 657,
671, 1132, 1358, 1732, 1736, 1741,
1749, 1756, 1758, 1762, 1763,
1774, 1776, 1777, 1779, 1781,
1782, 1788, 1790, 1794, 1800,
1801, 1931, 1976, 1987, 1989,
2009, 2021, 2022, 2191, 2211,
2238, 2278, 2279, 2280, 2294,
2309, 2314, 2346, 2347, 2622,
2629, 2630, 2631, 2688, 2724,
2830, 3082, 3138, 3169, 3186,
3307, 3788, 3841, 3849, 3855,
3999, 4125, 4136, 4185, 4210,
4225, 4226, 4327, 4328, 4334,
4396, 4432, 4494, 4517.
Airports: 19, 1737, 2042, 2133, 2314,
3818, 3992, 3999, 4000, 4324,
4327, 4333, 4334, 4396.
Aldermen. See: Municipal councils
Alsatians. See: Settlers, Alsatian
Amish: 7, 15, 18, 49, 150, 252, 258,
275, 278, 284, 292, 296, 307, 319,
352, 403, 474, 476, 481, 492, 507,
510, 512, 514, 516, 517, 521, 525,
530, 534, 536, 537, 538, 549, 550,
551, 552, 556, 557, 571, 573, 577,
580, 583, 586, 588, 589, 595, 596,
598, 599, 600, 607, 615, 617, 618,
619, 621, 623, 626, 629, 648, 650,
651, 652, 654, 657, 668, 669, 671,
672, 716, 725, 746, 747, 763, 774,
870, 874, 906, 917, 923, 924, 925,
946, 950, 951, 955, 956, 990, 995,
1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1032,
1055, 1056, 1059, 1060, 1061,
1062, 1092, 1099, 1102, 1103,
1117, 1118, 1157, 1161, 1358,
1398, 1552, 1754, 1775, 2124,
2165, 2480, 2814, 3011, 3012,
3053, 3065, 3069, 3072, 3093,
3099, 3116, 3121, 3143, 3147,
3176, 3189, 3192, 3193, 3244,
3245, 3259, 3275, 3276, 3277,
3288, 3290, 3293, 3300, 3307,
3308, 3310, 3312, 3334, 3339,
3340, 3347, 3358, 3360, 3361,
3364, 3371, 3383, 3385, 3864,
3947, 4478, 4481, 4487, 4498,
4499, 4503, 4504, 4509, 4524.
Amusements. See: Leisure or
Recreation or Sports
Anabaptists: 275, 284, 292, 512, 536,
537, 551, 566, 596, 601, 626, 648,
945, 1032, 1118, 3078, 3245, 3249,
3298, 3303, 3347, 3355, 3358,
466
Subject Heading Index
3371, 3377, 3864, 4432. Architectural styles: 25, 305, 588,
Anglican churches. See: Churches,
651, 1466, 1501, 1799, 2391, 2398,
Anglican or specific churches
2400,
2403,
2410,
2417,
2421,
Annual reports: 134, 1740, 1807,
2422,
2423,
2424,
2427,
2432,
1808, 1814, 1817,
1831, 1832,
2436,
2437,
2438,
2439,
2440,
2074, 2207, 2208,
2917, 3094,
2442,
2443,
2445,
2446,
2447,
3403, 3545, 3593,
3646, 3763,
2448,
2449,
2458,
2459,
2460,
3776, 3777, 3793,
3803, 3804,
2463,
2467,
2469,
2470,
2477,
3847, 3849, 3961,
4073, 4311,
2482,
2483,
2487,
2488,
2489,
4344.
2496,
2498,
2499,
2507,
2517,
Apartments. See: Houses and
2518,
2519,
2520,
2522,
2530,
housing
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
2552,
Apprenticeships: 1261,
1693, 1695,
2554,
2559,
2562,
2563,
2564,
1696, 1747, 1862,
1909, 1914,
2565,
2568,
2569,
2571,
2572,
1915, 1948, 2167,
2795, 2890,
2575,
2577,
2580,
2586,
2588,
2914, 4041.
2600,
2602,
2606,
2608,
2618,
Archaeology: 160 - 184, 190, 194,
2747,
2851,
3100,
3527,
3651,
197, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204,
4017,'
4189,
4190,
4317,
4353,
205, 206, 207, 208,
209, 210, 214,
4390, 4433, 4496.
217, 222, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230,
Architecture: 332, 333, 518, 648, 650,
232 -
245, :
260, 281, 290,
, 297,
651, 1843, 1895, 2162, 2393, 2394,
312, ;
351, 368, 478, 479,
1711,
2405,
2410,
2415,
2417,
2418,
1712,
1840,
1841,
1872,
1921,
2424,
2425,
2426,
2427,
2428,
1968,
1969,
2018,
2035,
2046,
2432,
2437,
2440,
2442,
2456,
2047,
2096,
2302,
2338,
2345,
2461,
2462,
2464,
2467,
2470,
2357,
2390,
2494,
2502,
2555,
2471,
2472,
2473,
2476,
2479,
3888,
4433.
2487,
2488,
2490,
2495,
2498,
Architects: 648,
981, 982, 983,
1601,
2499,
2509,
2518,
2520,
2521,
1602,
1605,
1853,
1895,
2403,
2522,
2524,
2526,
2545,
2561,
2405,
2417,
2422,
2424,
2432,
2562,
2564,
2571,
2575,
2591,
2439,
2442,
2487,
2488,
2600,
2594,
2595,
2601,
2624,
2668,
2656,
2702,
2747,
3527,
3650,
2672,
2747,
2785,
2927,
2969,
4308.
3472,
3577,
4186,
4187,
4189,
Architectural conservation: 1501,
4190,
4204,
4262,
4295,
4353,
1720,
1777,
1956,
2020,
2093,
4411, 4496.
2138,
2195,
2387,
2400,
2401,
Architecture, Classical Revival: 2417,
2410,
2414,
2417,
2422,
2429,
2421,
2423,
2432,
2435,
2436,
2432,
2434,
2436,
2438,
2442,
2437,
2458,
2483,
2487,
2488,
2443,
2444,
2445,
2446,
2447,
2489,
2506,
2563,
2564,
2575,
2448,
2449,
2450,
2452,
2457,
2606, 2608.
2458,
2459,
2460,
2461,
2463,
Architecture, Georgian: 313, 546,
2466,
2467,
2475,
2477,
2478,
2410,
2421,
2423,
2432,
2436,
2481,
2482,
2483,
2484,
2487,
2437,
2440,
2447,
2448,
2459,
2488,
2498,
2514,
2521,
2524,
2460,
2463,
2470,
2483,
2527,
2530,
2533,
2537,
2544,
2545,
2537,
2545,
2552,
2553,
2563,
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
2552,
2565,
2575, 2606, 2608, 4496.
2553,
2554,
2556,
2561,
2565,
Architecture, Gothic: 2397, 2410,
2566,
2572,
2575,
2587,
2594,
2427,
2428,
2436,
2437,
2440,
2608,
2612,
2648,
2663,
2802,
2458,
2459,
2460,
2467,
2470,
3105,
3919,
3943,
3944,
4168,
2482,
2483,
2489,
2514,
2548,
4225,
4416, 4479, 4499.
2562,
2563,
2564,
2565,
2575,
Architectural drawings:
1931, 2276,
2602,
2606,
2608,
3059,
3439,
2415,
2427,
2437,
2438,
2439,
3527,
3651.
2445,
2449,
2456,
2467,
2475,
Architecture, Italianate: 243, 332,
2478,
2487,
2488,
2490,
2509,
1501,
1503,
2410,
2417,
2423,
2510,
2524,
2545,
2565,
2568,
2436,
2437,
2440,
2467,
2483,
2598,
2969, 3404, 3527, 3649.
2487,
2488,
2517,
2565,
2575,
2592, 4499.
Architecture, Regency: 1720, 2421,
2470, 2481, 2565.
Architecture, Renaissance Revival:
2417, 2421, 2487, 2488.
Architecture, Scottish Baronial: 2428,
2861.
Architecture, Vernacular: 322, 324,
857, 1844, 2417, 2432, 2483, 2487,
2488, 2527, 2563, 2569, 2606.
Architecture, Victorian: 2417, 2423,
2428, 2436, 2437, 2438, 2440,
2459, 2487, 2488, 2489, 2563,
2606, 2608.
Archives: 126, 128, 129, 143, 156,
157, 514, 1238, 2519, 2615, 2616,
3259, 3784, 3945, 3953.
Arenas. See: Sports
Armenians. See: Settlers, Armenian
Armouries: 332, 2432, 2593, 4164.
Art and artists: 8, 14, 19, 23, 24,
339, 502, 524, 525, 586, 616, 619,
648, 650, 671, 672, 929, 1187,
1267, 1281, 1421, 1436, 1600,
1604, 1740, 1758, 1967, 1968,
2018, 2035, 2150, 2171, 2205,
2304, 2344, 2416, 2421, 2444,
2470, 2538, 2595, 2613, 2789,
2959, 3055, 3056, 3057, 3058,
3059, 3061, 3062, 3063, 3064,
3066, 3067, 3068, 3069, 3070,
3071, 3072, 3075, 3077, 3078,
3079, 3080, 3083, 3084, 3085,
3087, 3088, 3089, 3090, 3091,
3092, 3093, 3094, 3095, 3096,
3100, 3102, 3103, 3105, 3107,
3108, 3109, 3110, 3111, 3112,
3113, 3115, 3116, 3118, 3119,
3120, 3121, 3122, 3125, 3126,
3127, 3128, 3130, 3133, 3134,
3136, 3137, 3140, 3141, 3143,
3144, 3146, 3147, 3148, 3151,
3153, 3154, 3155, 3156, 3157,
3158, 3159, 3161, 3347, 3438,
3439, 3450, 3591, 3800, 3812,
3858, 3947, 3954, 4181, 4190,
4217, 4225, 4292, 4310, 4327,
4396, 4413, 4419, 4423, 4429,
4433, 4439, 4454, 4466, 4518,
4527, 4528.
Artifacts: 13, 160 - 184, 190, 194,
196, 197, 198, 201, 202, 203, 204,
205, 207, 210, 220, 221, 222, 225,
226, 227, 229, 230, 232 - 245,
260, 290, 297, 312, 351, 478, 525,
1712, 1758, 1840, 1841, 1872,
1967, 1968, 1969, 2020, 2046,
Subject Heading Index
2047,
2147,
2338,
2390,
2480,
2494,
2502,
2555,
2760,
3062,
3068,
3070,
3072,
3082,
3083,
3120,
3127,
3136,
3140,
3143,
3148,
3438,
3439,
3860,
3869,
3879,
3880,
3881,
3882,
3892,
3901,
3911,
4194,
4433,
4487,
4494,
4517.
Assessment rolls: 139, 156, 157, 239,
248, 493, 528, 559, 1177, 1854,
1856, 2438, 2443, 2450, 2457,
2458, 2481, 2482, 2484, 2519,
2549, 2550, 2552, 2553, 2554,
2574, 2666, 4024, 4159, 4190,
4300, 4432, 4456.
2507, 2528, 3141.
Barrel making. See: Industries,
Barrel making
Bars and saloons: 272, 1388, 2163,
4015, 4195, 4196, 4468, 4528.
Baseball. See: Sports, Baseball
Bibliographies: 128, 130, 131, 132,
137, 140, 142, 147, 148, 153, 154,
155, 157, 158, 316, 514, 545, 596,
617, 618, 629, 632, 643, 647, 648,
650, 715, 847, 934, 1346, 2442,
2823, 2959, 3172, 3244, 3319,
3347, 3360, 3389, 3392, 3961,
4241, 4361.
Bicycles. See: Industries, Bicycles or
Auctions: 1186, 1793, 2395, 2416,
4375, 4441, 4526.
Sports, Cycling
Biographies: 1, 8, 9, 13, 17, 18, 20,
Automobile dealers: 1330, 1472, 22, 23, 29, 109, 118, 127, 141,
1632.
220,
259,
263,
268,
278,
283,
432,
Automobiles: 1, 10, 23,
133, 319, 322,
489,
515,
521,
524,
553,
564,
583,
324, 332, 339
i, 524,
589, 721, 951,
590,
591,
610,
611,
636,
644,
648,
1074,
1086,
1329,
1364,
1409,
662,
671,
672,
673,
723,
726,
727,
1472,
1503,
1595,
1632,
1735,
731,
734,
738,
743,
746,
749,
750,
1765,
1769,
1806,
1845,
2045,
753,
756,
757,
768,
769,
770,
772,
2060,
2129,
2167,
2168,
2197,
773,
775,
787,
789,
791,
792,
797,
2203,
2615,
2616,
2645,
2680,
803,
806,
808,
811,
813,
825,
828,
2711,
2760,
3180,
3182,
3313,
829,
831,
833,
837,
839,
843,
846,
3327,
3365,
3724,
3999,
4000,
849,
852,
860,
871,
882,
883,
884,
4008,
4015,
4194,
4204,
4228,
895,
896,
898,
899,
901,
908,
913,
4276,
4295,
4329,
4334,
4363,
916,
917,
923,
929,
934,
941,
945,
4386,
4396,
4398,
4433,
4454,
947,
949,
951,
952,
954,
955,
956,
4478,
4495.
969,
973,
974,
978,
981,
982,
983,
991, 999, 1000, 1004, 1006, 1007,
1015,
1018,
1020,
1021,
1038,
Bakeries.
See: Industries, Bakeries
1039,
1043,
1045,
1047,
1055,
Bands. See: Music and
musicians
1057,
1059,
1063,
1065,
1066,
Banks: 1,
9, 10,
25, 37,
39, 46, 47,
1068,
1070,
1074,
1075,
1078,
49, 50, 67,
326, 332, 333,
, 951,
1080,
1081,
1083,
1084,
1086,
1092,
1181,
1313,
1500,
1501,
1090,
1093,
1094,
1095,
1096,
1522,
1556,
1569,
1720,
1813,
1097,
1098,
1100,
1101,
1105,
1815,
1816,
1825,
1827,
2434,
1107,
1108,
1115,
1118,
1126,
3040,
3437,
3724,
4016,
4176,
1129,
1131,
1135,
1137,
1143,
4178,
4236,
4237,
4238,
4246,
1146,
1147,
1148,
1150,
1151,
4251,
4255,
4263,
4266,
4269,
1152,
1154,
1161,
1165,
1166,
4283,
4284,
4290,
4295,
4299,
1169,
1170,
1176,
1179,
1180,
4307,
4308,
4318,
4324,
4327,
1181,
1182,
1183,
1184,
1185,
4351,
4374,
4378,
4382,
4395,
1186,
1187,
1188,
1189,
1190,
4396,
4407,
4412,
4454,
4470,
1191,
1192,
1193,
1195,
1197,
4474,
4478, 4490, 4495, 4521.
1200,
1203,
1205,
1207 -
1730,
Baptismal records: 154,
157, 360,
1752,
1765,
1805,
1809,
1812,
361, 387, 392, 441, 461, 483, 498,
1818,
1823,
1833,
1846,
1850,
1042,
1047,
3274,
3333,
3437,
1851,
1862,
1877,
1890,
1891,
3616,
3673, 3674.
1896,
1909,
1939,
1994,
2013,
Baptist churches. See: Churches,
2015,
2021,
2024,
2035,
2039,
Baptist or specific churches
2055,
2116,
2438,
2445,
2446,
Barns: 231, 589,
1440,
1790, 2276,
2461,
2512,
2515,
2550,
2615,
2427,
2439,
2454,
2455,
2467,
2616,
2734,
2784,
2787,
2790,
467
2816, 2822, 2850, 2854, 2938,
2961, 2990, 3035, 3036, 3038,
3041, 3043, 3046, 3056, 3063,
3064, 3065, 3077, 3078, 3079,
3080, 3081, 3082, 3083, 3089,
3090, 3095, 3099, 3103, 3108,
3109, 3111, 3112, 3115, 3121,
3129, 3141, 3155, 3156, 3159,
3186, 3237, 3245, 3246, 3248,
3254, 3255, 3259, 3260, 3276,
3277, 3298, 3299, 3305, 3312,
3322, 3328, 3337, 3338, 3340,
3347, 3361, 3364, 3365, 3368,
3372, 3374, 3384, 3386, 3391,
3399, 3401, 3402, 3414, 3416,
3418, 3422, 3423, 3425, 3426,
3427, 3430, 3432, 3433, 3440,
3442, 3444, 3448, 3452, 3474,
3482, 3483, 3495, 3513, 3514,
3559, 3593, 3616, 3644, 3652,
3662, 3665, 3684, 3691, 3719,
3732, 3744, 3747, 3755, 3819,
3845, 3852, 3883, 3961, 4094,
4096, 4097, 4107, 4112, 4113,
4127, 4134, 4136, 4144, 4177,
4178, 4190, 4202, 4231, 4246,
4255, 4260, 4262, 4263, 4267,
4268, 4271, 4275, 4282, 4299,
4327, 4351, 4374, 4378, 4382,
4395, 4400, 4433, 4444, 4448,
4449, 4454, 4455, 4462, 4464,
4465, 4478, 4479, 4481, 4486,
4493, 4494, 4497, 4498, 4508,
4517, 4518, 4522, 4523.
Birth registers: 89, 383, 484.
Births: 79, 82, 86, 100, 101, 349, 350,
361, 383, 387, 430, 483, 485, 495,
497, 530, 558, 580, 2697, 3128,
4072, 4073, 4311.
Blacks: 1, 268, 275, 699, 703, 708,
709, 1090, 1092, 1310, 1895, 2480,
2843, 3410, 3412, 4220, 4230,
4240, 4318, 4425, 4469, 4473,
4478.
Blacksmiths. See: Industries,
Blacksmiths
Boarders. See: Households
Boards of health: 2495, 2615, 2616,
4072, 4246, 4307, 4351, 4374.
Boards of trade: 1, 13, 19, 316, 326,
333, 1167, 1168, 1268, 1277, 1372,
1535, 1629, 1731, 1735, 1736,
1854, 1855, 1856, 1890, 2615,
2616, 3762, 3766, 3846, 4025,
4078, 4119, 4120, 4121, 4137,
4158, 4218, 4246, 4295, 4299,
4318, 4325, 4351, 4374, 4378,
468
Subject Heading Index
4380,
4422, 4495, 4499.
Building materials: 185,
186, 312,
3421,
3422,
3423,
3424,
3431,
Bonusing: 316, 333, 340, 1167,
1168,
1466,
1862,
2038,
2101,
2102,
3433,
3437,
3442,
3443,
3445,
1361,
1731,
1853,
1854,
1855,
2137,
2276,
2403,
2404,
2417,
3448,
3449,
3450,
3451,
3466,
1856,
1858,
2128,
2132,
3762,
2419,
2420,
2422,
2424,
2425,
3467,
3468,
3470,
3472,
3473,
4354,
4378, 4380, 4386.
2432,
2438,
2439,
2447,
2460,
3474,
3479,
3480,
3481,
3482,
Boosterism: 1, 19, 25, 54, 316,
328,
2487,
2488,
2493,
2496,
2516,
3483,
3486,
3487,
3492,
3494,
332, 1167, 1731, 1823, 1853,
1854,
2519,
2527,
2538,
2546,
2559,
3495,
3496,
3499,
3500,
3501,
1855,
1856,
1858,
1890,
1909,
2567,
2569,
2575,
2580,
2595,
3503,
3506,
3507,
3510,
3512,
1959,
2245,
2289,
2607,
2615,
2600,
2605,
2610,
2702,
3580,
3513,
3514,
3515,
3516,
3518,
2616,
3762,
3763,
3766,
3775,
3581,
4216, 4487.
3519,
3522,
3523,
3527,
3528,
3846,
4025,
4139,
4143,
4171,
Building plans: 2006, 2057, 2276,
3529,
3531,
3532,
3534,
3538,
4173,
4183,
4220,
4223,
4232,
2403,
2404,
2422,
2449,
2456,
3541,
3543,
3544,
3547,
3549,
4233,
4237,
4238,
4246,
4247,
2469,
2494,
2496,
2516,
2519,
3550,
3551,
3552,
3553,
3555,
4263,
4278,
4279,
4283,
4284,
2559,
2569,
2580,
2600,
2615,
3556,
3557,
3559,
3561,
3562,
4285,
4289,
4294,
4295,
4299,
2616,
2656,
2779,
2883,
3010,
3563,
3564,
3566,
3567,
3568,
4307,
4308,
4309,
4314,
4318,
3129,
3368, 3404, 3527, 4502.
3569,
3570,
3571,
3572,
3573,
4320,
4324,
4325,
4328,
4329,
Buildings: 1, 16,
137, 312, 332, 650,
3574,
3576,
3577,
3579,
3580,
4330,
4331,
4333,
4337,
4341,
983, 1085, 1090, 1092, 1177,
1501,
3581,
3582,
3583,
3584,
3587,
4346,
4351,
4354,
4370,
4374,
2009,
2101,
2138,
2150,
2276,
3591,
3592,
3594,
3595,
3596,
4378,
4380,
4386,
4395,
4396,
2304,
2393,
2410,
2416,
2418,
3597,
3598,
3599,
3600,
3602,
4398,
4417, 4418, 4419, 4420.
2431,
2432,
2434,
2436,
2438,
3603,
3604,
3605,
3607,
3608,
Boundaries: 17,
18, 21,
23, 49,
56,
2441,
2442,
2445,
2449,
2467,
3609,
3610,
3611,
3612,
3613,
57, 58, 59, 60, 62,
66, 274
, 287,
2473,
2476,
2478,
2479,
2483,
3617,
3619,
3621,
3622,
3625,
307,
316, 320, 332, 598,
690,
2509,
2522,
2526,
2544,
2546,
3626,
3628,
3631,
3632,
3635,
1478,
2357,
2442,
2632,
2661,
2550,
2560,
2564,
2571,
2582,
3639,
3642,
3643,
3644,
3645,
2674,
3969,
3971,
3972,
3975,
2585,
2590,
2639,
2702,
2729,
3648,
3649,
3650,
3651,
3652,
3984,
3986,
3990,
3992,
3994,
2819,
2844,
3030,
3154,
3876,
3655,
3658,
3659,
3660,
3661,
3995,
3998,
3999,
4000,
4006,
3937,
3944,
4178,
4189,
4196,
3662,
3663,
3664,
3665,
3666,
4023,
4126,
4202,
4206,
4208,
4215,
4237,
4268,
4275,
4295,
3667,
3669,
3670,
3671,
3685,
4296,
4327,
4430,
4442,
4455,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4313,
4317,
3686,
3687,
3688,
3692,
3695,
4457,
4471,
4481,
4491,
4492,
4340,
4342,
4351,
4353,
4354,
3697,
3698,
3707,
3709,
3719,
4498,
4516, 4523.
4365,
4367,
4370,
4374,
4378,
3873,
3905,
3937,
4171,
4173,
Bowling. See: Sports, Bowling
4400,
4412,
4418,
4421,
4434,
4178,
4183,
4186,
4193,
4212,
Boxing. See: Sports, Boxing
4517.
4228,
4233,
4246,
4263,
4270,
Branch plants: 1, 1854,
1856, :
L857,
Buildings, Brick: 369, 406, 418, 437,
4275,
4276,
4295,
4299,
4307,
1859,
1909,
1926,
2026,
2028,
440, -
465, 466, 469,
1248,
2419,
4308,
4317,
4327,
4351,
4367,
3999.
2467,
2481,
2550,
2590,
2610,
4374,
4380,
4396,
4400,
4412,
Breweries. See: Industries, Breweries
2783,
2824, 3274, 3439, 3683.
4414,
4416,
4466,
4473,
4478,
Brick buildings. See: Buildings, Brick
Buildings, Church: 1, 17, 332,
333,
4485,
4494,
4496,
4517,
4521,
Brick making. See: Industries, Brick
589, 603, 1243, 1248, 1265,
2039,
4526.
making
2387,
2397,
2402,
2422,
2425,
Buildings,
Commercial:
1, 13,
83, 85,
Bridges: 14, 19, 49, 84, 294, 328, 332,
2428,
2432,
2436,
2437,
2440,
316, 322, 324, 332, i
B33, 586, 908,
729, 1275, 1411, 1953, 2052, 2055,
2460,
2462,
2470,
2477,
2489,
1293,
1294,
1324,
1599,
1636,
2058,
2062,
2073,
2083,
2088,
2496,
2499,
2508,
2518,
2535,
1672,
1729,
1806,
1811,
1812,
2089,
2093,
2096,
2101,
2102,
2548,
2551,
2562,
2563,
2576,
1814,
1819,
1824,
1834,
1837,
2104,
2107,
2110,
2241,
2301,
2603,
2608,
3129,
3141,
3232,
1862,
1895,
1944,
1969,
1979,
2311,
2357,
2358,
2362,
2479,
3236,
3237,
3238,
3239,
3243,
2056,
2116,
2143,
2144,
2145,
2597,
2631,
2690,
2701,
2760,
3254,
3255,
3256,
3258,
3259,
2153,
2155,
2159,
2162,
2163,
3659,
3889,
3905,
3979,
4178,
3260,
3263,
3270,
3278,
3279,
2164,
2167,
2168,
2171,
2176,
4181,
4185,
4186,
4190,
4191,
3287,
3291,
3292,
3304,
3305,
2177,
2179,
2180,
2181,
2190,
4192,
4193,
4212,
4215,
4216,
3307,
3308,
3316,
3317,
3320,
2193,
2200,
2201,
2202,
2205,
4222,
4237,
4240,
4246,
4266,
3329,
3336,
3337,
3338,
3341,
2285,
2399,
2407,
2410,
2412,
4268,
4286,
4295,
4367,
4385,
3352,
3366,
3368,
3370,
3371,
2417,
2422,
2432,
2434,
2437,
4388,
4391,
4393,
4423,
4426,
3374,
3375,
3376,
3384,
3386,
2440,
2443,
2445,
2446,
2447,
4428,
4431,
4435,
4437,
4454,
3397,
3401,
3402,
3404,
3405,
2449,
2450,
2451,
2469,
2487,
4456,
4462,
4467,
4473,
4488,
3406,
3408,
3410,
3411,
3412,
2488,
2496,
2499,
2513,
2523,
4510,
4517, 4524.
3414,
3415,
3416,
3417,
3418,
2524,
2534,
2540,
2547,
2558,
Subject Heading Index
469
2562,
2563,
2570,
2571,
2573,
3631,
3633,
3642,
3943,
4225,
2425,
2426,
2428,
2429,
2432,
2574,
2576,
2579,
2602,
2606,
4362, 4416.
2434,
2435,
2436,
2453,
2465,
2608,
2626,
2631,
2635,
2647,
Buildings, Industrial: 1,
13, 17, 316,
2474,
2477,
2485,
2486,
2490,
2651,
2657,
2658,
2663,
2684,
332, 333, 1844, 1853, 1855,
1856,
2495,
2496,
2497,
2499,
2500,
2971,
3010,
3082,
3724,
3873,
1872,
1880,
1881,
1896,
1911,
2501,
2504,
2508,
2515,
2517,
3927,
4036,
4171,
4173,
4181,
1914,
1921,
1929,
1940,
1941,
2518,
2524,
2529,
2531,
2541,
4183,
4193,
4197,
4222,
4225,
1942,
1956,
1963,
1965,
1972,
2543,
2561,
2562,
2563,
2566,
4246,
4263,
4270,
4274,
4275,
2006,
2015,
2020,
2025,
2033,
2569,
2576,
2579,
2581,
2582,
4276,
4295,
4299,
4307,
4308,
2039,
2167,
2248,
2258,
2260,
2583,
2588,
2592,
2593,
2594,
4310,
4317,
4327,
4351,
4362,
2379,
2403,
2404,
2405,
2407,
2598,
2604,
2606,
2615,
2616,
4374,
4380,
4385,
4386,
4400,
2412,
2422,
2429,
2432,
2433,
2619,
2647,
2700,
2701,
2702,
4412,
4419,
4454,
4466,
4473,
2434,
2437,
2459,
2464,
2470,
2720,
2726,
2728,
2731,
2736,
4478,
4490,
4494,
4496,
4517,
2477,
2496,
2499,
2542,
2557,
2742,
2743,
2745,
2747,
2748,
4521.
2562,
2563,
2569,
2571,
2575,
2771,
2781,
2783,
2793,
2810,
Buildings,
Farm:
1, 17,
20, 234, 286,
2576,
2578,
2579,
2611,
2626,
2811,
2817,
2818,
2821,
2824,
294, 511, 518
, 546, 581, 586, 588,
2631,
2635,
2647,
2672,
4246,
2827,
2828,
2829,
2841,
2843,
589, 603, 651, 923, 951,
979,
4270,
4275,
4295,
4299,
4307,
2860,
2861,
2885,
2969,
2971,
1016,
1037,
1750,
1753,
1754,
4308,
4317,
4340,
4351,
4370,
2975,
2976,
2984,
2985,
2986,
1764,
1777,
1778,
1779,
1790,
4374,
4380,
4386,
4400,
4412,
2987,
2989,
2993,
2997,
2999,
1799,
1843,
1844,
2276,
2392,
4466,
4473, 4478, 4517.
3001,
3003,
3408,
3563,
3669,
2400,
2402,
2420,
2427,
2432,
Buildings, Institutional:
1, 10, 13,
3727,
3744,
3884,
3892,
3898,
2437,
2439,
2454,
2455,
2459,
602, 809, 1823, 1829, 1943,
2394,
3926,
3927,
3955,
3976,
4045,
2466,
2467,
2470,
2486,
2493,
2415,
2422,
2432,
2433,
2448,
4047,
4080,
4148,
4171,
4173,
2502,
2507,
2513,
2520,
2528,
2456,
2492,
2499,
2563,
2576,
4180,
4186,
4189,
4193,
4197,
2549,
2553,
2559,
2569,
2571,
2601,
2620,
2656,
2725,
2732,
4201,
4219,
4225,
4233,
4246,
2572,
2575,
2584,
2595,
2760,
2741,
2758,
2785,
2787,
2795,
4252,
4255,
4263,
4265,
4266,
3132,
3141,
3143,
3764,
4178,
2833,
2834,
2866,
2874,
2881,
4270,
4271,
4276,
4284,
4295,
4216,
4353,
4426,
4432,
4433,
2883,
2885,
2889,
2892,
2895,
4296,
4298,
4299,
4306,
4307,
4436,
4467,
4478,
4494,
4499,
2909,
2915,
2918,
3713,
3769,
4308,
4310,
4313,
4314,
4317,
4517, 4526.
3819,
3837,
3839,
3854,
3856,
4327,
4329,
4330,
4342,
4351,
Buildings,
Frame: 416,
469, 1720,
4017,
4031,
4038,
4043,
4048,
4365,
4367,
4370,
4374,
4380,
2419,
2467, 2536, 2610, 3898.
4066,
4067,
4233,
4295,
4299,
4385,
4386,
4392,
4396,
4399,
Buildings,
Heritage: 12, 281, 297,
4307,
4308, 4365, 4400, 4478.
4400,
4412,
4461,
4478,
4485,
490, 1288, 1374, 1466, 1501, 1720,
Buildings, Interior design: 286,
, 546,
4490,
4494,
4496,
4502,
4517,
1844,
2062,
2091,
2368,
2382,
603, 1895, 1943, 2167, 2285, 2392,
4521.
2389,
2390,
2395,
2396,
2401,
2416,
2435,
2438,
2448,
2459,
Buildings,
, Residential: 1, 10, 20, 209,
2406,
2407,
2410,
2411,
2412,
2462,
2466,
2467,
2495,
2496,
243, 286, 316, 332, ;
334, 546, 581,
2413,
2417,
2418,
2422,
2423,
2499,
2537,
2545,
2547,
2548,
602, 673, 701, 809, i
894, 908, 981,
2429,
2430,
2432,
2433,
2434,
2549,
2565,
2568,
2596,
2729,
983, 1086, 1243, 1256, 1323, 1324,
2436,
2438,
2439,
2440,
2442,
2833,
2880,
3010,
3131,
3238,
1466,
1501,
1569,
1617,
1623,
2443,
2445,
2446,
2447,
2448,
3374,
3404,
3449,
3482,
3576,
1672,
1683,
1722,
1753,
1754,
2449,
2450,
2451,
2452,
2457,
3577,
3628,
3635,
3642,
3644,
1759,
1778,
1843,
1943,
2084,
2458,
2459,
2460,
2461,
2462,
3649,
3650,
4246,
4295,
4299,
2388,
2392,
2398,
2400,
2405,
2463,
2470,
2472,
2476,
2477,
4307,
4487, 4494.
2407,
2410,
2412,
2414,
2421,
2478,
2479,
2480,
2481,
2482,
Buildings, Log: 245, 265, 385,
391,
2422,
2423,
2427,
2428,
2429,
2483,
2484,
2486,
2487,
2488,
404,
465, 469, 476, 490,
1374,
2432,
2433,
2434,
2436,
2437,
2489,
2496,
2498,
2499,
2500,
2419,
2420,
2467,
2470,
2484,
2440,
2457,
2458,
2459,
2467,
2502,
2503,
2505,
2512,
2514,
2511,
2533,
2546,
2559,
2575,
2470,
2475,
2477,
2481,
2482,
2515,
2521,
2524,
2525,
2527,
2605,
2610,
2728,
2762,
2779,
2483,
2484,
2486,
2491,
2493,
2530,
2536,
2539,
2543,
2544,
2781,
2788,
3239,
3254,
3314,
2496,
2499,
2501,
2502,
2506,
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
2551,
3467,
3809,
3885,
3934,
3949,
2508,
2511,
2512,
2516,
2518,
2552,
2553,
2554,
2555,
2563,
4417.
2519,
2520,
2525,
2527,
2533,
2565,
2569,
2570,
2571,
2574,
Buildings, Public: 1, 10,
13, 17, 19,
2536,
2537,
2540,
2546,
2549,
2576,
2577,
2578,
2579,
2580,
149,
316, 332, 333
, 673,
1599,
2550,
2552,
2553,
2554,
2556,
2587,
2589,
2591,
2594,
2595,
1636,
1664,
1943,
1954,
1979,
2558,
2562,
2563,
2565,
2567,
2600,
2607,
2608,
2612,
2613,
2084,
2100,
2116,
2121,
2201,
2569,
2571,
2575,
2576,
2577,
2688,
2779,
2802,
3050,
3105,
2386,
2391,
2410,
2417,
2422,
2578,
2579,
2580,
2585,
2586,
470
Subject Heading Index
2595, 2596, 2599, 2600, 2602,
2605, 2606, 2608, 2609, 2610,
2626, 2631, 2637, 2647, 2648,
2650, 2655, 2656, 2663, 2668,
2670, 2672, 2675, 2685, 2760,
3068, 3075, 3131, 3255, 3856,
3905, 3927, 3934, 3943, 4136,
4173, 4178, 4181, 4183, 4186,
4189, 4190, 4212, 4218, 4222,
4225, 4246, 4263, 4265, 4266,
4270, 4274, 4275, 4276, 4295,
4299, 4307, 4310, 4313, 4317,
4320, 4324, 4325, 4330, 4333,
4351, 4353, 4360, 4367, 4374,
4382, 4385, 4388, 4396, 4412,
4419, 4434, 4436, 4454, 4456,
4464, 4466, 4486, 4487, 4490,
4494, 4496, 4517, 4521, 4526.
Buildings, Stone: 10, 25, 146, 466,
467, 476, 486, 857, 908, 1025,
1026, 1248, 1374, 1404, 1466,
1754, 1799, 1921, 1922, 1972,
2386, 2402, 2405, 2408, 2409,
2417, 2419, 2424, 2425, 2427,
2428, 2432, 2438, 2439, 2440,
2448, 2458, 2459, 2465, 2467,
2469, 2470, 2471, 2473, 2474,
2475, 2476, 2478, 2479, 2486,
2487, 2488, 2494, 2500, 2504,
2520, 2525, 2527, 2536, 2543,
2571, 2575, 2595, 2608, 2610,
2731, 2743, 2760, 2781, 2800,
2861, 2885, 2995, 2999, 3279,
3467, 3469, 3473, 3481, 3482,
3534, 3543, 3547, 3552, 3624,
3697, 3723, 3764, 3892, 3956,
4185, 4186, 4201, 4216, 4233,
4246, 4247, 4262, 4264, 4275,
4295, 4299, 4307, 4367, 4398,
4464, 4466, 4478, 4499, 4517,
4526.
Built environment: 25, 316, 326,
2417, 2422, 2432, 2442, 2459,
2472, 2473, 2483, 2487, 2488,
2496, 2499, 2532, 2571, 2575,
2576, 2591, 2608, 2610, 2615,
2616, 2631, 2679, 2694, 3154,
4002, 4295, 4299, 4307, 4353,
4496.
Burials: 210, 351, 383, 442, 451, 483,
558, 580.
Bus and coach services: 330, 1261,
2079, 2080, 2086, 2099, 2115,
4057, 4077, 4228, 4333, 4334,
4396, 4454.
Business cycles: 316, 339, 1871, 2019,
4020.
Business
licences: 4015,
4380,
4421,
4444
4463,
4466,
4470,
4472,
4468.
4473!
4478,
4490,
4495,
4497,
Business practices: 316,
1168,
1636,
4499,
4504,
4517,
4519,
4521,
1763,
1806,
1813,
1825,
1854,
4528.
1856,
1858,
1871,
1902,
1909,
Businessmen: 1,
3, 10, 13, 19, 20, 22,
1942,
2019,
2025,
2149,
2175,
23, 29, 32, 33, 37, 45, 46, 47, 49,
2189,
2869,
2884,
4017,
4139,
54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 69,
4421,
4519.
71, 316, 332,
333, 516, 553, 624,
Business records
144, 1026, 1168,
648,
700, 976, 981, 982,
983,
1806,
1886,
1909,
1988,
2025,
1078,
1082,
1092,
1147,
1167,
2167.
1168,
1169,
1176,
1179,
1180,
Businesses: 1, 3,
10, 13,
19, 20, 22,
1181,
1183,
1184,
1185,
1186,
23, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34,
37, 38,
1187,
1196,
1201,
1268,
1277,
40, 42, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50,
51, 52,
1284,
1292,
1334,
1360,
1375,
53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61,
62, 63,
1383,
1386,
1425,
1463,
1474,
65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71,
72, 73,
1481,
1484,
1494,
1496,
1522,
137, 146, 148
313, 316, 319, 321,
1595,
1616,
1621,
1622,
1631,
322, 323, 324
326, 328, 333, 339,
1635,
1636,
1659,
1700,
1707,
341, 516, 530
553, 671, 672, 700,
1716,
1731,
1737,
1805,
1806,
704, 1006, 1090, 1092, 1165, 1168,
1812,
1822,
1825,
1850,
1858,
1177,
1184,
1200,
1364,
1376,
1862,
1890,
1895,
1902,
1909,
1544,
1595,
1636,
1664,
1683,
1914,
1915,
1918,
1956,
1959,
1737,
1827,
1850,
1858,
1859,
1963,
1968,
1975,
1980,
1986,
1860,
1862,
1870,
1884,
1890,
1992,
2001,
2004,
2014,
2037,
1893,
1909,
1919,
1930,
1932,
2139,
2145,
2149,
2180,
2195,
1956,
1959,
1968,
1982,
1985,
2233,
2239,
2260,
2261,
2289,
1986,
1992,
2001,
2004,
2014,
2292,
2294,
2410,
2600,
2615,
2019,
2029,
2034,
2037,
2053,
2616,
2678,
2679,
2756,
2778,
2139,
2148,
2149,
2166,
2167,
2869,
2884,
3474,
3762,
3794,
2171,
2186,
2189,
2196,
2208,
3802,
4017,
4121,
4136,
4140,
2210,
2213,
2214,
2215,
2216,
4143,
4157,
4171,
4185,
4217,
2217,
2218,
2219,
2220,
2221,
4220,
4225,
4258,
4261,
4263,
2222,
2223,
2224,
2225,
2230,
4270,
4271,
4277,
4278,
4280,
2232,
2233,
2235,
2243,
2246,
4285,
4292,
4295,
4298,
4299,
2249,
2250,
2252,
2253,
2256,
4307,
4308,
4318,
4327,
4349,
2259,
2261,
2262,
2264,
2265,
4351,
4362,
4370,
4374,
4378,
2267,
2268,
2272,
2273,
2274,
4380,
4396,
4400,
4408,
4412,
2278,
2280,
2282,
2284,
2286,
4444
4466,
4472,
4495,
4499,
2294,
2295,
2407,
2410,
2417,
4517^
4518, 4519, 4521.
2487,
2488,
2571,
2651,
2653,
Butchers. See: Industries, Butchers
2658,
2672,
2678,
2756,
2869,
Buttons. See: Industries, Buttons
2893,
3040,
3074,
3082,
3200,
Bylaws: 10, 77,
1168, 1854, 1856,
3474,
3518,
3550,
3762,
3794,
1858,
1987,
2135,
2164,.
2201,
3846,
3987,
3991,
3999,
4120,
2468,
2495,
2505,
2631,
2644,
4139,
4143,
4171,
4172,
4173,
2650,
2654,
2655,
2663,
2664,
4174,
4176,
4181,
4183,
4185,
2672,
2674,
2680,
2689,
2696,
4217,
4220,
4225,
4227,
4232,
2974,
3268,
3489,
3542,
3758,
4234,
4238,
4259,
4261,
4263,
3785,
3794,
3807,
3826,
3833,
4270,
4271,
4277,
4278,
4280,
3850,
3943,
3979,
3980,
4026,
4285,
4286,
4289,
4292,
4295,
4031,
4060,
4062,
4094,
4208,
4298,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4315,
4228,
4286,
4293,
4301,
4302,
4318,
4321,
4325,
4327,
4337,
4304,
4338,
4340,
4356,
4375,
4340,
4341,
4347,
4348,
4349,
4376,
4413,
4421,
4454,
4457,
4350,
4351,
4354,
4362,
4374,
4458,
4459,
4464,
4468,
4488,
4378,
4380,
4382,
4386,
4388,
4494,
4510, 4517, 4524, 4530.
4389,
4393,
4395,
4396,
4398,
4400,
4402,
4408,
4412,
4413,
Subject Heading Index
471
Canoeing. See: Sports, Canoeing
Capital: 316, 1168, 1735, 1736, 1860,
1901, 1951, 2167, 2690, 3999.
Carpentry. See: Industries, Carpentry
Carpets. See: Industries, Carpets
Carriages. See: Industries, Carriages
and wagons
Catalogues: 85,
130, 134, 196,
1923,
1939,
2024,
2209,
2210,
2211,
2212,
2213,
2214,
2215,
2216,
2217,
2219,
2220,
2221,
2222,
2223,
2224,
2225,
2226,
2227,
2228,
2230,
2231,
2232,
2235,
2236,
2237,
2238,
2241,
2243,
2244,
2246,
2247,
2248,
2249,
2250,
2252,
2253,
2254,
2255,
2256,
2259,
2260,
2261,
2262,
2264,
2265,
2266,
2267,
2268,
2269,
2270,
2271,
2272,
2273,
2274,
2275,
2276,
2277,
2278,
2279,
2280,
2281,
2282,
2283,
2284,
2286,
2287,
2288,
2290,
2292,
2293,
2294,
2295,
2395,
2416,
2752,
2785,
2833,
2884,
2924,
2973,
2982,
2992,
3058,
3071,
3087,
3089,
3098,
3107,
3109,
3118,
3133,
3136,
3140,
3155,
3158,
3159,
3879,
3880,
3881, 3882.
Catholic churches. See: Churches,
Catholic or specific churches
Cattle. See: Livestock, Cattle
Cemeteries: 25, 157, 176, 191, 286,
348, 351 - 501, 671, 923, 1084,
1090, 1092, 1186, 1513, 1611,
2437, 2462, 2480, 2607, 2612,
2618, 2631, 2760, 2966, 3059,
3060, 3076, 3088, 3097, 3104,
3122, 3123, 3125, 3130, 3134,
3152, 3232, 3251, 3260, 3386,
3439, 3444, 3450, 3467, 3477,
3481, 3482, 3513, 3668, 3669,
3672, 3721, 3773, 3811, 3828,
3884, 3891, 3904, 3925, 3927,
3931, 4034, 4040, 4043, 4178,
4190, 4192, 4204, 4246, 4264,
4276, 4311, 4327, 4334, 4375,
4412, 4421, 4422, 4426, 4429,
4433, 4435, 4454, 4462, 4467,
4473, 4474, 4478, 4490, 4494,
4499, 4522, 4526.
Cemetery records: 139, 154, 157, 362,
366, 376, 397, 399, 400, 402, 413,
422, 446, 455, 456, 458, 459, 471,
482, 559, 1077, 1092, 1265, 3130,
3908.
Census: 39, 157, 1922, 2419, 3237,
3969, 4025, 4195.
Census records: 33, 137, 139, 150,
157, 288, 316, 317, 321, 322, 324,
338, 343, 345, 347, 378, 393, 496,
559, 589, 624, 701, 945, 951, 993,
1000, 1738, 1740, 1767, 1860,
2480, 2553, 3999, 4000, 4156,
4334, 4432, 4441.
Central business districts: 1, 19, 316,
317, 318, 320, 322, 324, 326, 328,
330, 331, 332, 340, 1738, 1813,
2170, 2183, 2185, 2192, 2198,
2201, 2203, 2398, 2405, 2417,
2432, 2442, 2451, 2524, 2614,
2615, 2616, 2624, 2626, 2633,
2635, 2636, 2638, 2643, 2647,
2651, 2653, 2657, 2658, 2659,
2663, 2664, 2665, 2666, 2671,
2672, 2677, 2678, 2679, 2680,
2682, 2684, 2690, 2691, 2692,
2697, 3992, 4057, 4135, 4156,
4168, 4171, 4173, 4183, 4261,
4299, 4327, 4328, 4411, 4412.
Central place systems: 321, 329, 336,
341.
Certificates: 742, 869, 941, 1033,
1042, 1085, 1357, 2782, 3081,
3084, 3128, 3900.
Chambers of commerce: 23, 316, 333,
1167, 1268, 1731, 1735, 1736,
1765, 1854, 1928, 1935, 2165,
2174, 2183, 3762, 3766, 3784,
3793, 3794, 3846, 4025, 4032,
4233, 4279, 4310, 4334, 4337,
4354, 4380, 4419.
Charities: 1458, 1460, 3450, 3774,
3792, 3801, 3812, 3817, 3840,
3845, 4004.
Cheese factories. See: Industries,
Children and childhood: 12, 101, 217,
272, 354, 361, 479, 495, 506, 523,
535, 547, 558, 567, 572, 575, 576,
581, 622, 915, 929, 947, 978, 979,
1074, 1086, 1200, 1226, 1228,
1229, 1310, 1316, 1346, 1383,
1385, 1445, 1635, 1637, 1647,
1688, 1747, 1772, 1778, 1879,
1931, 2106, 2226, 2255, 2264,
2281, 2396, 2632, 2633, 2711,
2738, 2739, 2746, 2750, 2760,
2796, 2807, 2814, 2817, 2848,
2851, 2854, 2859, 2860, 2937,
2961, 2992, 3008, 3021, 3028,
3135, 3144, 3169, 3171, 3173,
3174, 3176, 3187, 3195, 3239,
3252, 3264, 3338, 3349, 3365,
3490, 3493, 3576, 3591, 3658,
3672, 3777, 3817, 3925, 4001,
4004, 4008, 4021, 4027, 4030,
4033, 4041, 4043, 4071, 4073,
4194, 4254, 4264, 4280, 4290,
4476, 4504.
Children’s Aid societies: 4004, 4027,
4261, 4262, 4280, 4282, 4290.
Cholera. See: Diseases, Cholera
Church buildings. See: Buildings,
Church
Church histories: 27, 137, 142, 332,
586, 596, 626, 1115, 1244, 1265,
3235, 3237 - 3721, 4212, 4255,
4271, 4284, 4378, 4380, 4383,
4400, 4426, 4441, 4454, 4467,
4484, 4499, 4526, 4527.
Church hymns: 130, 1355, 1357,
2831, 3008, 3146, 3185, 3233,
3265, 3271, 3278, 3281, 3282,
3283, 3285, 3288, 3326, 3330,
3331, 3360, 3474, 3528, 3544,
3649.
Church members: 367, 530, 586, 590,
601, 626, 1168, 1352, 2397, 2953,
3232, 3236 - 3721, 4436, 4454.
Church records: 154, 156, 157, 360,
367, 382, 411, 442, 452, 498, 559,
863, 1105, 3232, 3234, 3255, 3256,
3258,
3259,
3267,
3273,
3276,
3278,
3286,
3297,
3322,
3323,
3328,
3334,
3337,
3338,
3341,
3348,
3352,
3353,
3372,
3375,
3378,
3379,
3402,
3403,
3409,
3417,
3422,
3423,
3431,
3432,
3433,
3440,
3442,
3444,
3448,
3451,
3474,
3481,
3482,
3487,
3494,
3495,
3499,
3501,
3512,
3513,
3519,
3525,
3535,
3539,
3545,
3547,
3550,
3552,
3553,
3569,
3577,
3593,
3622,
3628,
3638,
3639,
3640,
3643,
3644,
3646,
3647,
3650,
3652,
3660,
3661,
3662,
3664,
3665,
3666,
3670,
3671,
3673,
3674,
3677,
3678,
3679,
3686,
3687,
3695,
3698, 3699, 3700.
Churches: 1, 4, 8, 10, 13, 19, 37, 49,
51, 52, 67, 143, 149, 274, 319,
332, 334, 344, 483, 648, 669, 680,
1090, 1092, 1727, 2387, 2432,
2478, 2612, 3235 - 3721, 3972,
4137, 4173, 4178, 4181, 4190,
4200, 4202, 4210, 4217, 4227,
4228, 4230, 4232, 4240, 4251,
4259, 4262, 4263, 4271, 4275,
4276, 4278, 4283, 4285, 4289,
4292, 4295, 4296, 4299, 4317,
472
Subject Heading Index
4319, 4328, 4331, 4351, 4367,
4370, 4371, 4374, 4377, 4383,
4386, 4396, 4398, 4400, 4411,
4412, 4413, 4418, 4426, 4449,
4454, 4455, 4467, 4471, 4478,
4481, 4492, 4495, 4497, 4498,
4499, 4502, 4516, 4523, 4526,
4527, 4528.
Churches, Anglican: 1, 13, 157, 216,
295, 332, 333, 355, 425, 452, 453,
1184, 1243, 1248, 1251, 1252,
1254, 1256, 1294, 1300, 1334,
1466, 1723, 1977, 2430, 2489,
3235, 3468 - 3483, 3543, 3873,
3893, 4217, 4228, 4229, 4246,
4262, 4266, 4270, 4271, 4275,
4280, 4282, 4295, 4298, 4307,
4351, 4374, 4380, 4383, 4400,
4412, 4478, 4484, 4486, 4499,
4526.
Churches, Baptist: 157, 332, 650,
931, 1185, 1187, 1494, 1646, 3234,
3352, 3403 - 3417, 3443, 3721,
4217, 4228, 4229, 4246, 4270,
4271, 4275, 4276, 4280, 4282,
4299, 4351, 4374, 4380, 4400,
4454, 4490, 4499.
Churches, Catholic: 1, 13, 27, 157,
284, 332, 333, 384, 422, 460, 482,
648, 650, 655, 668, 669, 671, 672,
681, 700, 705, 837, 838, 839, 863,
866, 943, 980, 1115, 1182, 1184,
1192, 1221, 1292, 1337, 1387,
1417, 1441, 1663, 1713, 1728,
2410, 2480, 2489, 2603, 2608,
2732, 2756, 2769, 2781, 2785,
2815, 2833, 2834, 2839, 2850,
2853, 2901, 2907, 2916, 2937,
2944, 3057, 3059, 3060, 3123,
3130, 3152, 3160, 3189, 3418 -
3467, 3820, 3831, 3897, 3949,
4030, 4128, 4217, 4218, 4221,
4228, 4229, 4246, 4255, 4270,
4271, 4275, 4280, 4282, 4295,
4298, 4299, 4351, 4372, 4374,
4380, 4391, 4392, 4400, 4401,
4412, 4413, 4422, 4434, 4443,
4463, 4464, 4465, 4470, 4472,
4474, 4478, 4483, 4484, 4487,
4499, 4504, 4513, 4525.
Churches, Children of Zion: 4490.
Churches, Christadelphian: 157,
1646, 4229, 4429, 4439, 4454.
Churches, Christian Scientist: 157,
1258, 1669, 2489, 3717, 4229,
4295, 4298, 4299, 4351, 4374.
Churches, Congregational: 157, 448,
1326, 3631, 3632.
Churches, Dutch Reformed: 3707.
Churches, Evangelical: 1, 13, 84, 85,
157, 275, 333, 401, 635, 648, 650,
668, 669, 671, 672, 681, 722, 809,
825, 894, 947, 1063, 1167, 1173,
1242, 1269, 1273, 1277, 1458,
1460, 1480, 1654, 1706, 2019,
2480, 2489, 3235, 3484 -3506,
3576, 3618, 3631, 3632, 3644,
4190, 4192, 4193, 4218, 4222,
4270, 4275, 4276, 4299, 4307,
4351, 4374, 4380, 4385, 4388,
4400, 4401, 4412, 4484, 4499,
4513, 4517, 4521, 4527.
Churches, Evangelical United
Brethren: 3496.
1515,
1564,
1611,
1654,
1777,
2462,
2489,
2545,
2608,
2738,
2739,
2848,
3006,
3011,
3012,
3046,
3129,
3132,
3232,
3235,
3237
- 3402,
3627,
3947,
3955,
4194,
4203,
4216,
4217,
4218,
4221,
4222,
4226,
4228,
4271,
4275,
4280,
4299,
4307,
4351,
4372,
4374,
4380,
4391,
4400,
4401,
4412,
4413,
4422,
4428,
4438,
4441,
4444
4449,
4454,
4466,
4473,
4478^
4484,
4485,
4486,
4490,
4499,
4504,
4512,
4513,
4515,
4517,
4521,
4522,
4525,
4527.
Churches, Mennonite Brethren in
Christ (Brethren): 1261.
Churches, Methodist: 1, 13, 157, 284,
Churches, Lutheran: 1, 13, 85, 157,
284, 292, 332, 333, 354, 360, 367,
386, 391, 408, 420, 447, 461, 465,
490, 498, 557, 648, 650, 668, 669,
671, 672, 681, 752, 840, 867, 894,
895, 908, 950, 1047, 1132, 1182,
1183, 1184, 1185, 1186, 1243,
1244, 1563, 1564, 1590, 1598,
1600, 1601, 1729, 2397, 2410,
2430, 2436, 2453, 2459, 2489,
2550, 2593, 2603, 2608, 2731,
2904, 2909, 2910, 2947, 2952,
3189, 3235, 3465, 3507 - 3621,
3631, 3632, 3692, 3721, 3897,
4132, 4137, 4140, 4192, 4193,
4197, 4203, 4217, 4218, 4221,
4222, 4226, 4228, 4270, 4271,
4275, 4280, 4292, 4295, 4298,
4299, 4307, 4351, 4372, 4374,
4380, 4385, 4388, 4391, 4392,
4400, 4401, 4412, 4422, 4428,
4438, 4441, 4466, 4470, 4478,
4484, 4487, 4490, 4494, 4499,
4504, 4512, 4513, 4515, 4517,
4521, 4522, 4525, 4527.
Churches, Mennonite: 1, 7, 8, 13, 23,
84, 157, 275, 284, 292, 332, 333,
362, 363, 382, 392, 401, 450, 466,
474, 500, 512, 513, 514, 516, 524,
530, 534, 542, 543, 544, 545, 549,
551, 557, 558, 562, 564, 565, 566,
568, 572, 577, 580, 581, 582, 586,
588, 589, 590, 591, 601, 603, 611,
612, 615, 616, 619, 626, 648, 650,
668, 669, 671, 672, 756, 802, 819,
848, 896, 924, 941, 955, 956, 1030,
1086, 1186, 1187, 1191, 1213,
1243, 1347, 1348, 1349, 1350,
1351, 1353, 1355, 1357, 1358,
295, 332, 333, 375, 381, 398, 427,
441, 442, 443, 448, 681, 709, 762,
809, 896, 987, 1001, 1191, 1438,
1487, 1557, 1565, 1620, 1652,
2436, 2453, 2459, 2548, 2593,
2760, 3234, 3242, 3470, 3486,
3563, 3622 - 3649, 3668, 3669,
3676, 3678, 4107, 4108, 4132,
4212, 4216, 4222, 4228, 4229,
4246, 4255, 4266, 4270, 4275,
4276, 4299, 4351, 4374, 4380,
4412, 4423, 4429, 4439, 4454,
4473, 4478, 4485, 4499, 4525,
4526.
Churches, Pentecostal: 3235, 3674,
3706, 3710, 3715, 4454.
Churches, Presbyterian: 1, 8, 13, 157,
275, 332, 333, 427, 686, 689, 693,
877, 880, 1181, 1183, 1184, 1186,
1191, 1203, 1217, 1218, 1224,
1265, 1266, 1296, 1304, 1326,
1392, 1401, 1404, 1419, 1500,
1501, 1503, 1523, 1543, 1544,
1649, 1664, 1675, 1683, 1705,
1723, 2410, 2477, 2854, . 2934,
2953, 2954, 3207, 3212, 3231,
3234, 3235, 3624, 3631, 3632,
3635, 3639, 3642, 3650 - 3695,
3955, 4125, 4180, 4212, 4216,
4217, 4218, 4222, 4228, 4229,
4246, 4247, 4248, 4255, 4262,
4264, 4266, 4270, 4271, 4275,
4280, 4282, 4295, 4299, 4307,
4351, 4374, 4380, 4400, 4412,
4423, 4429, 4438, 4439, 4454,
4470, 4473, 4478, 4484, 4490,
4513, 4526.
Churches, Salvation Army: 157, 1547,
3709, 3713, 3898, 4038, 4228,
Subject Heading Index
473
4229, 4262, 4271, 4275, 4280,
4282.
Churches, Society of Friends: 3714,
3716.
Churches, Sunday schools: 530, 577,
586, 590, 673, 1185,
1281,
1300,
3008,
3238,
3242,
3258,
3259,
3260,
3264,
3269,
3270,
3274,
3277,
3286,
3291,
3292,
3293,
3297,
3298,
3307,
3308,
3310,
3314,
3317,
3320,
3322,
3323,
3328,
3329,
3334,
3337,
3338,
3339,
3340,
3341,
3365,
3368,
3370,
3371,
3375,
3382,
3384,
3387,
3391,
3399,
3402,
3409,
3414,
3467,
3477,
3479,
3482,
3490,
3493,
3495,
3499,
3503,
3513,
3514,
3537,
3549,
3550,
3551,
3573,
3576,
3577,
3582,
3591,
3592,
3600,
3609,
3612,
3619,
3621,
3625,
3628,
3630,
3632,
3633,
3635,
3640,
3645,
3652,
3658,
3662,
3663,
3668,
3678,
3686,
3690,
3701,
3702,
3704,
3715,
3925,
3947,
4222,
4264,
4276,
4280,
4380,
4385,
4499,
4505, 4522.
Churches, Swedenborgian: 157, 333,
650, 721, 835, 1191, 1243, 1366,
1588, 1606, 1610, 1617, 1672,
1914, 2004, 2015, 2039, 2707,
3235, 3696 - 3704, 4292, 4295,
4298, 4351, 4372, 4374, 4380,
4454, 4466, 4478, 4484.
Churches, Tunker: 157, 284, 292,
612, 648, 650, 1319, 1639, 3347,
3373, 3377, 3382, 3904.
Churches, Ukrainian Catholic: 157,
710, 2489, 3235, 3466, 4400.
Churches, Ukrainian Orthodox: 157,
710, 3235.
Churches, United: 13, 157, 332,
1181,
1182,
1183,
1184,
1185,
1187,
1321,
1345,
1442,
1718,
3213,
3234,
3235,
3484,
3486,
3487,
3492,
3494,
3496,
3498,
3499,
3501,
3505,
3622,
3623,
3624,
3626,
3628,
3629,
3630,
3631,
3633,
3634,
3635,
3638,
3639,
3640,
3641,
3642,
3644,
3645,
3646,
3648,
3649,
3650,
3667,
3668,
3670,
3676,
3678,
3687,
3695,
3705,
3708,
3719,
4217,
4271,
4280,
4282,
4380,
4400,
4401,
4412,
4422,
4423,
4449,
4454,
4526.
4466,
4470,
4478,
4484,
Churches, United Brethren: 157, 448,
648, 1185, 1191, 1639, 2489, 3235,
3256, 3347, 3484, 3485, 3486,
3491, 3492, 3493, 3494, 3497,
3498, 3499, 3501, 3505, 4196,
4203, 4351, 4374, 4380, 4401,
4428, 4473, 4490, 4499, 4512,
4522.
Churches, United Brethren in Christ:
3263.
Cider making. See: Industries, Cider
making
Cigar making. See: Industries, Cigar
making
Cities and towns: 1, 3, 13, 29, 33, 38,
41, 42, 45, 46, 47, 51, 52, 54, 59,
61, 62, 69, 72, 159, 247, 266, 281,
308, 314, 315, 316, 317, 319, 320,
321, 325, 327, 330, 332, 334, 335,
336, 338, 341, 345, 346, 1006,
1167, 1168, 1201, 1731, 1733,
1735, 1738, 1848, 1851, 1854,
1856, 1858, 1859, 1875, 1918,
1951, 1990, 2002, 2028, 2064,
2076, 2105, 2112, 2188, 2311,
2615, 2616, 2617, 2638, 2639,
2640, 2648, 2650, 2659, 2676,
2690, 2697, 2977, 3969, 3972,
3974, 3984, 3990, 3994, 3997,
3999, 4000, 4001, 4023, 4077,
4142, 4256, 4316, 4321, 4356,
4358, 4363, 4368, 4374, 4412.
City planning. See: Planning
Civic improvements: 19, 316, 317,
326, 1167, 1275, 1439, 1459, 1854,
2417, 2615, 2616, 2619, 2642,
2647, 2664, 2673, 2676, 2683,
2690, 2691, 3795, 4005, 4040,
4280, 4289, 4295, 4299, 4378,
4380.
Clergy: 1, 33, 50, 52, 85, 154, 275,
332, 350, 361, 436, 451, 452, 453,
461, 483, 498, 514, 516, 521, 550,
555, 564, 571, 586, 590, 603, 626,
686, 689, 703, 722, 733, 749, 798,
799, 809, 811, 826, 848, 896, 941,
943, 955, 956, 961, 964, 990, 992,
1030, 1032, 1050, 1054, 1056,
1092, 1115, 1118, 1161, 1163,
1176, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1184,
1187, 1191, 1194, 1203, 1205,
1213, 1224, 1226, 1243, 1244,
1248, 1265, 1306, 1326, 1347,
1348, 1349, 1350, 1351, 1352,
1353, 1356, 1357, 1358, 1419,
1424, 1441, 1455, 1456, 1480,
1482, 1505, 1564, 1639, 1646,
1649, 1663, 1675, 1701, 1713,
1722, 2397, 2707, 2732, 2760,
2769, 2785, 2818, 2832, 2833,
2850, 2854, 2901, 2934, 2936,
2937, 2944, 2953, 2954, 3038,
3046, 3129, 3232, 3238 - 3720,
3845, 4034, 4105, 4178, 4190,
4229, 4236, 4246, 4255, 4261,
4266, 4275, 4289, 4295, 4351,
4374, 4400, 4433, 4464, 4465,
4473, 4474, 4478, 4484, 4487,
4499, 4515, 4521, 4526, 4528.
Clergy reserves: 224, 278, 282, 296,
1092, 1723, 2049, 3433, 4125,
4240, 4427, 4478, 4499.
Climate: 23, 28, 199, 200, 201, 214,
231, 248, 274, 294, 755, 1400,
1771, 1776, 1782, 1797, 1800,
1801, 2299, 2303, 2309, 2310,
2311, 2316, 2317, 2345, 2346,
2347, 2353, 2374, 2378, 2427,
2669, 3999, 4076, 4205, 4212,
4216, 4269, 4448, 4449, 4478,
4489, 4517.
Clock making. See: Industries, Clocks
Clothing. See: Industries, Clothing
Club records: 156, 2754, 3022, 3627,
3732, 3749, 3751, 3778, 3786,
3789, 3790, 3796, 3818, 3832,
3833, 3852, 4204, 4207, 4382,
4454, 4464, 4470.
Clubs and societies: 13, 19, 37, 39,
51, 52, 101, 136, 143, 155, 295,
326, 334, 430, 504, 590, 591, 630,
638, 639, 640, 646, 647, 650, 653,
654, 662, 669, 671, 672, 677, 678,
681, 682, 695, 698, 702, 704, 708,
710, 1168, 1180, 1181, 1182, 1184,
1185,
1186,
1187,
1191,
1194,
1196,
1201,
1238,
1239,
1252,
1254,
1258,
1275,
1278,
1280,
1288,
1289,
1295,
1296,
1304,
1305,
1312,
1313,
1317,
1321,
1322,
1324,
1338,
1340,
1342,
1344,
1346,
1365,
1378,
1379,
1437,
1442,
1448,
1449,
1493,
1504,
1516,
1549,
1554,
1556,
1557,
1571,
1574,
1602,
1613,
1623,
1661,
1663,
1670,
1671,
1672,
1679,
1683,
1722,
1725,
1746,
1774,
1785,
1798,
1825,
1885,
2179,
2340,
2343,
2387,
2391,
2461,
2495,
2744,
2753,
2754,
2789,
2791,
2792,
2807,
2833,
2834,
2878,
2989,
2993,
2994,
3016,
3018,
3019,
3022,
3028,
3031,
3032,
3034,
3040,
474
Subject Heading Index
3041, 3042, 3044, 3048, 3054,
3055, 3102, 3179, 3191, 3206,
3240, 3259, 3269, 3292, 3361,
3365, 3442, 3489, 3511, 3514,
3538, 3541, 3549, 3550, 3619,
3627, 3652, 3675, 3693, 3726,
3730, 3732, 3733, 3737, 3740,
3748, 3749, 3751, 3754, 3759 -
3859, 3861 - 3896, 3902, 3903,
3909, 3910, 3914, 3915, 3917,
3920, 3922, 3923, 3924, 3930,
3933, 3935, 3936, 3939, 3940,
3943, 3945, 3948, 3953, 3956,
3958, 3959, 3960, 3962, 3963,
3964, 3965, 3966, 3968, 4004,
4080, 4101, 4137, 4145, 4172,
4178, 4181, 4195, 4204, 4207,
4212, 4218, 4220, 4222, 4223,
4225, 4227, 4233, 4238, 4246,
4247, 4255, 4259, 4261, 4263,
4266, 4271, 4273, 4276, 4278,
4279, 4280, 4283, 4284, 4285,
4289, 4290, 4310, 4325, 4327,
4330, 4334, 4354, 4356, 4370,
4372, 4378, 4380, 4392, 4396,
4397, 4400, 4412, 4413, 4414,
4417, 4419, 4426, 4430, 4436,
4439, 4441, 4449, 4454, 4464,
4467, 4470, 4484, 4490, 4497,
4499, 4502, 4503, 4505, 4526.
Coal: 1568, 2232, 2282, 3012, 3999,
4386.
Colleges: 19, 583, 1728, 2627, 2722,
2756, 2833, 2835, 2850, 2872,
2874, 2877, 2878, 2879, 2880,
2881, 2884, 2899, 2901, 2903,
2907, 2908, 2916, 2921, 2924,
2925, 3525, 4298, 4299, 4308,
4310, 4365.
Commerce: 1, 13, 19, 23, 79, 274,
323, 330, 331, 336, 340, 553,
2139, 2150, 2173, 2177, 2183,
2185, 2192, 2197, 2198, 2251,
2631, 2659, 2666, 3999, 4000,
4032, 4261, 4279, 4299, 4307,
4351, 4374, 4408.
Commercial buildings. See: Buildings,
Commercial
Common Schools. See: Schools,
Common
Communications: 14, 109, 110, 316,
320, 323, 331, 338, 339, 654, 671,
1306, 1334, 1895, 1901, 1902,
2048, 2053, 2084, 2140, 2351,
2359, 2657, 3407, 3997, 3999,
4000, 4076, 4135, 4148, 4168,
4173, 4176, 4183, 4225, 4327,
4334, 4356, 4389, 4433, 4478,
4484, 4499, 4522.
Community histories: 2, 8, 10, 19,
20, 24, 28, 51, 52, 131, 138, 142,
147, 157, 271, 295, 315, 316, 326,
327, 328, 334, 340, 345, 434, 539,
672, 727, 1092, 1370, 1865, 1885,
1959, 2150, 2418, 2437, 2442,
2476, 2479, 2480, 2483, 2518,
2522, 2741, 2767, 2823, 3464,
3573, 3630, 3872, 3892, 3910,
3932, 3961, 4125, 4171, 4176,
4178, 4184, 4185, 4188, 4190,
4191, 4193, 4195, 4197, 4200,
4202, 4203, 4207, 4210, 4213,
4217, 4218, 4220, 4221, 4222,
4224, 4225, 4227, 4229, 4231,
4235, 4241, 4246, 4247, 4248,
4249, 4259, 4262, 4265, 4267,
4268, 4271, 4274, 4280, 4282,
4289, 4291, 4292, 4297, 4299,
4310, 4317, 4324, 4327, 4334,
4343, 4351, 4354, 4360, 4369,
4371, 4374, 4377, 4378, 4380,
4382, 4383, 4384, 4385, 4386,
4387, 4388, 4391, 4394, 4400,
4404, 4405, 4406, 4407, 4409,
4412, 4422, 4423, 4426, 4428,
4429, 4430, 4433, 4434, 4435,
4437, 4438, 4439, 4441, 4443,
4450, 4451, 4452, 4453, 4454,
4455, 4456, 4462, 4463, 4464,
4465, 4467, 4472, 4473, 4477,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483, 4484,
4485, 4488, 4490, 4491, 4493,
4494, 4495, 4497, 4498, 4499,
4500, 4502, 4504, 4506, 4512,
4513, 4514, 4515, 4517, 4521,
4522, 4523, 4524, 4526, 4527,
4528, 4529.
Commuting: 320, 328, 331, 338,
1857, 1859, 2043, 2045, 2064,
2113, 3999, 4000, 4185, 4489.
Concert halls. See: Music and
musicians
Conferences: 145, 278, 626, 1356,
1358, 2321, 2996, 3259, 3261,
3265, 3266, 3286, 3303, 3316,
3323, 3325, 3328, 3331, 3338,
3339, 3346, 3352, 3353, 3355,
3357, 3378, 3391, 3395, 3488,
3490, 3700, 3775, 3948.
Conservation: 689, 841, 1218, 1275,
1493, 1765, 1786, 2298, 2299,
2301, 2305, 2314, 2315, 2317,
2318, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322,
2333, 2340, 2341, 2344, 2346,
2349, 2357, 2358, 2359, 2363,
2364, 2365, 2367, 2368, 2370,
2372, 2375, 2377, 2379, 2398,
2405, 2417, 2483, 2487, 2488,
2588, 2623, 2648, 2655, 2688,
2696, 2802, 2817, 3105, 3642,
3779, 3847, 3849, 3920, 3946,
3987, 3990, 3991, 3992, 3999,
4023, 4148, 4380.
Constitutions: 1825, 2754, 3004,
3259, 3268, 3274, 3307, 3309,
3346, 3489, 3542, 3578, 3586,
3673, 3699, 3758, 3790, 3794,
3807, 3832, 3833, 3850, 3853,
3886, 3945, 3962, 4116.
Construction: 312, 316, 323, 335,
1210, 1427, 1440, 1732, 1753,
1754, 1790, 1877, 1882, 1960,
2036, 2038, 2062, 2089, 2131,
2250, 2276, 2290, 2362, 2369,
2417, 2424, 2425, 2450, 2467,
2475, 2487, 2488, 2492, 2546,
2553, 2610, 2628, 2633, 2654,
2655, 2668, 2672, 2697, 2702,
2874, 2969, 2989, 3254, 3404,
3422, 3569, 3650, 3929, 3999,
4216, 4261, 4313, 4340, 4376,
4381, 4437.
Convictions: 4017, 4021.
Cook books. See: Food preparation
Cookery. See: Food preparation
Cooperatives: 1235, 1887, 1982, 4212.
Correspondence: 126, 129, 144, 248,
272, 284, 309, 514, 587, 689, 691,
722, 724, 740, 881, 949, 966, 982,
1024, 1064, 1102, 1213, 1223,
1356, 1358, 1549, 2230, 2279,
2717, 2756, 2850, 3022, 3257,
3306, 3319, 3321, 3322, 3380,
3394, 3401, 3419, 3431, 3432,
3440, 3441, 3444, 3452, 3453,
3454, 3455, 3456, 3457, 3458,
3459, 3460, 3461, 3462, 3463,
3629, 3647, 4018, 4264, 4433,
4478, 4509, 4526.
Cost of living: 580, 1743, 2158, 3999,
4381.
Councils. See: Government,
Municipal or Municipal councils
County atlases: 17, 18, 21, 139, 147,
157, 1090, 1092, 1165, 4206, 4296,
4442, 4471, 4472, 4492, 4516.
County seats: 1, 15, 316, 327, 1168,
1389, 2426, 2500, 2517, 3969,
3976, 3979, 4297, 4317, 4461,
4478.
Court records: 157, 211, 4019, 4020.
Subject Heading Index
475
Courts: 1, 9, 13, 47, 52, 635, 1168,
1256, 1324, 1389, 1417, 1477,
1492, 1523, 1541, 1562, 1706,
2500, 3654, 3969, 3976, 4007,
4009, 4011, 4015, 4017, 4020,
4228, 4295, 4307, 4311, 4334,
4380.
Cricket. See: Sports, Cricket
Crime: 148, 1246, 1295, 2494, 2691,
2943, 4008, 4009, 4010, 4012,
4014, 4015, 4016, 4017, 4019,
4020, 4240, 4441, 4453, 4494.
Crops: 1, 13, 19, 28, 49, 192, 217,
248, 269, 284, 295, 511, 525, 530,
580, 589, 619, 680, 683, 1279,
1354, 1737, 1741, 1745, 1748,
1749, 1756, 1760, 1762, 1765,
1767, 1771, 1772, 1776, 1777,
1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, 1784,
1786, 1788, 1789, 1794, 1797,
1798, 1800, 1801, 1976, 2191,
2201, 2238, 2309, 2346, 2378,
2379, 2467, 3339, 3847, 3849,
3855, 3897, 3999, 4000, 4432,
4433, 4480, 4487, 4517.
Crops, Com: 1782, 1788.
Crops, Flax: 49, 269, 603, 1500, 1503,
1532, 1788, 2005, 4448, 4449,
4466.
Crops, Hops: 1543, 1544, 1788, 1861,
2760, 3808, 4400.
Crops, Oats: 1782, 1788.
Crops, Potatoes: 1779, 1788, 2314,
4400, 4451.
Crops, Sugar beets: 1551, 1761, 1879.
Crops, Wheat: 231, 248, 295, 302,
332, 1026, 1400, 1657, 1770, 1777,
1779, 1782, 1788, 1940, 1941,
2480, 4240, 4432, 4448, 4449,
4487.
Crown Reserves: 224, 307, 2049.
Cultural activities: 215, 504, 525, 590,
591, 626, 630, 671, 672, 681,
2643, 2830, 2978, 2986, 3010,
3022, 3023, 3032, 3034, 3044,
3051, 3110, 3134, 3177, 3179,
3188, 3537, 3815, 3843, 3894,
3902, 4220, 4247, 4266, 4334,
4378, 4415, 4433, 4499.
Cultural adaptation: 215, 282, 504,
525, 530, 573, 575, 590, 591, 626,
631, 638, 640, 645, 662, 682, 700,
1455, 1456, 1980, 2789, 3034,
3066, 3120, 3189, 3298, 3339,
3347, 3401, 3535, 3537, 3746,
3791, 4324, 4353.
Cultural landscape. See: Landscape,
Cultural
Culture, Material: 201, 217, 225, 260,
281, 293, 295, 312, 479, 525, 581,
592, 1969, 2020, 2035, 2395, 2416,
2432, 2610, 2618, 3065, 3066,
3068, 3069, 3072, 3073, 3074,
3099, 3101, 3106, 3114, 3119,
3123, 3136, 3139, 3143, 3144,
3149, 3151, 3870, 3877, 3893,
3894, 3895, 3896, 3902, 3910,
3920, 3967, 4295, 4433, 4526.
Culture, Popular: 34, 35, 36, 189,
332, 333, 546, 557, 558, 655, 663,
667, 682, 1334, 1895, 1948, 2035,
2171, 2188, 2257, 2946, 2978,
3017,
3029,
3049,
3067,
3088,
3115,
3126,
3151,
3182,
3190,
3211,
3226,
3743,
3843,
4253,
4403,
3010,
3026,
3039,
3064,
3079,
3106,
3120,
3142,
3178,
3188,
3207,
3216,
3347,
3815,
3920,
4380,
3015,
3027,
3045,
3066,
3080,
3114,
3122,
3143,
3179,
3189,
3208,
3219,
3737,
3825,
4008,
4400,
4476, 4478, 4499, 4526.
Curling. See: Sports, Curling
Cycling. See: Sports, Cycling
Czechoslovakians. See: Settlers,
Czechoslovakian
3024,
3032,
3057,
3073,
3092,
3117,
3130,
3169,
3185,
3191,
3212,
3227,
3753,
3877,
4339,
4415,
3025,
3034,
3062,
3074,
3095,
3119,
3138,
3174,
3186,
3197,
3213,
3271,
3810,
3910,
4354,
4433,
Deaths: 79, 82, 86, 89, 100, 101, 263,
275, 348, 349, 350, 367, 430, 446,
471, 485, 496, 497, 580, 1075,
1223, 1316, 1352, 2697, 3315,
3330, 3379, 3820, 3828, 3856,
4031, 4072, 4073, 4311.
Debates: 2098, 3536, 3654, 4119,
4137.
Debentures: 316, 1168.
Deeds: 224, 298, 528, 541, 2558,
2609, 2730, 4432, 4433, 4453,
4525.
Demography: 28, 136, 148, 342, 343,
344, 346, 347, 350, 378, 530, 588,
594, 623, 624, 626, 668, 1738,
2106, 2653, 2668, 2689, 2694,
2859, 2860, 3791, 3999, 4000,
4025, 4034, 4063.
Dentists: 10, 516, 1183, 1184, 1187,
1205, 1704, 1974, 2150, 3897,
4072, 4227, 4240, 4263, 4271,
4275, 4285, 4310, 4395, 4454.
Depressions: 19, 133, 326, 332, 333,
524, 547, 562, 572, 590, 591, 660,
726, 1047, 1080, 1423, 1427, 1436,
1443, 1577, 1637, 1762, 1839,
1876, 1949, 2005, 2009, 2012,
2013, 2060, 2161, 2633, 2881,
3036, 3292, 3294, 3365, 3487,
3514, 3537, 3687, 3819, 3845,
4118, 4143, 4220, 4381, 4413.
Diaries: 129, 231, 257, 263, 266, 514,
517, 528, 580, 879, 927, 1007,
1105, 1163, 1277, 1352, 1354,
1371, 1399, 1524, 1564, 1644,
1749, 1942, 2179, 3297, 3322,
3647, 4190, 4374, 4448, 4449.
Dairying. See: Farms, Dairy
Diphtheria. See: Diseases, Diphtheria
Directed settlement. See: Settlement,
Dams: 14, 19, 231, 286, 288, 332, Directed
1048,
1294,
1375,
1377,
1574,
Directories: 17,
18, 20,
31 - 74, 131,
1664,
1877,
1896,
1940,
1941,
137, 139, 143, 148,
157, 528, 701,
1953,
1973,
2299,
2301,
2305,
714, 1092, 1109, 1165, 1166, 1168,
2311,
2314,
2319,
2321,
2322,
1890,
1922,
1962,
1968,
1974,
2335,
2351,
2357,
2358,
2359,
1982,
1983,
2036,
2045,
2053,
2364,
2365,
2367,
2371,
2372,
2127,
2167,
2174,
2188,
2519,
2374,
2375,
2377,
2379,
2385,
2575,
2716,
2834,
2839,
3384,
2581,
2678,
3082,
3669,
3743,
3391,
3397,
3411,
3435,
3436,
3937,
4023,
4178,
4185,
4186,
3446,
3471,
3530,
3582,
3591,
4215,
4240,
4266,
4268,
4270,
3592,
3593,
3603,
3617,
3646,
4271,
4286,
4392,
4423,
4435,
3685,
3794,
3870,
3894,
3897,
4437,
4451,
4454,
4466,
4473,
4003,
4004,
4171,
4172,
4183,
4478,
4490,
4502,
4517,
4518,
4202,
4236,
4261,
4296,
4328,
4521.
4335,
4336,
4338,
4355,
4374,
Death registers: 157, 344, 360, 367, 4378, 4472, 4515.
442, 483, 484, 1042, 3269, 3333, Disabilities, Hearing: 2732, 3448,
3673. 4034.
476
Subject Heading Index
Disabilities, Mental: 136, 1547, 1576,
2811, 3359, 3672, 4004, 4033,
4043, 4073, 4261, 4458.
Disabilities, Physical: 136, 548, 916,
1230, 1300, 1547, 2116, 2743,
2961, 3102, 3419, 3769, 4004,
4034, 4043, 4073, 4092, 4110,
4136.
Disabilities, Sight: 4034, 4043, 4061,
4073, 4253, 4520.
Disasters: 580, 851, 1090, 1092, 1352,
1804, 1862, 2123, 2299, 2320,
2351, 2360, 2374, 2480, 3286,
3365, 3969, 4194, 4228, 4230,
4517.
Diseases: 28, 215, 344, 479, 562, 580,
783, 1047, 1352, 1562, 1778, 2375,
3365, 3447, 4026, 4040, 4043,
4059, 4062, 4068, 4072, 4216,
4228, 4421, 4499.
Diseases, Cholera: 8, 28, 30, 275,
286, 302, 328, 332, 348, 395, 690,
756, 803, 806, 809, 1092, 1156,
1347, 1350, 1358, 1617, 1618,
1667, 1741, 1799, 3672, 4011,
4040, 4062, 4190, 4202, 4240,
4248, 4262, 4266, 4384, 4385,
4387, 4388, 4451, 4494, 4505.
Diseases, Diphtheria: 354, 4040,
4062, 4065, 4494.
Diseases, Influenza: 333, 966, 1364,
2807, 3110, 3437, 3873, 4075,
4502.
Diseases, Malaria: 2335.
Diseases, Pneumonia: 1500.
Diseases, Scarlet fever: 248, 4065.
Diseases, Smallpox: 187, 4040, 4062,
4065, 4215, 4258, 4494.
Diseases, Tuberculosis: 1233, 1717,
2184, 3537, 4029, 4031, 4042,
4065, 4380, 4426.
Diseases, Typho-malarial fever: 2335.
Diseases, Typhoid: 28, 587, 966,
4040.
Distilling. See: Industries, Distilling
Doctors. See: Physicians
Downtown. See: Central business
districts
Drainage: 14, 17, 18, 21, 673, 1733,
1776, 1788, 1920, 1987, 2096,
2299, 2303, 2305, 2306, 2310,
2313, 2334, 2346, 2348, 2353,
2357, 2359, 2365, 2371, 2373,
2375, 2377, 2379, 2383, 2581,
2623, 2631, 2663, 2688, 3990,
3992, 4023, 4028, 4202, 4205,
4206, 4296, 4334, 4376, 4432,
4442, 4455, 4471, 4481, 4489,
4492, 4498, 4516, 4523.
Dress making. See: Industries,
Clothing
Dry goods stores. See: Stores, Dry
goods
Dysentery. See: Diseases
Economic conditions: 1, 13, 14, 17,
18, 19, 22, 23, 28, 75, 133, 146,
284, 312, 316, 317, 318, 323, 326,
328, 332, 333, 335, 339, 340, 342,
345, 530, 550, 553, 554, 577, 588,
590, 591, 604, 624, 626, 656, 657,
679, 682, 687, 701, 893, 929,
1047,
1092,
1115,
1177,
1196,
1200,
1354,
1358,
1399,
1427,
1732j
1733,
1734,
1735,
1736,
1737,
1738,
1739,
1743,
1744,
1747,
1760,
1763,
1768,
1788,
1800,
1806,
1813,
1838,
1839,
1847,
1860,
1862,
1871,
1876,
1881,
1891,
1894,
1907,
1909,
1928,
1935,
1949,
1950,
1954,
1957,
1980,
1990,
1996,
2002,
2005,
2009,
2012,
2038,
2064,
2173,
2181,
2192,
2203,
2206,
2321,
2405,
2442,
2626,
2633,
2636,
2644,
2653,
2655,
2659,
2660,
2661,
2668,
2677,
2681,
2685,
2686,
2697,
2868,
2912,
2937,
2989,
3286,
3298,
3313,
3339,
3487,
3513,
3537,
3644,
3762,
3786,
3972,
3983,
3985,
3991,
3992,
3997,
3998,
3999,
4000,
4002,
4005,
4020,
4023,
4026,
4032,
4034,
4052,
4076,
4112,
4118,
4119,
4120,
4125,
4136,
4140,
4143,
4157,
4162,
4163,
4178,
4202,
4295,
4299,
4308,
4321,
4327,
4333,
4351,
4354,
4374,
4378,
4380,
4381,
4386,
4412,
4454,
4455,
4478,
4481, 4498, 4517, 4523.
Economic policy: 316, 340, 1167,
1731, 1739, 1853, 1854, 1856,
1858, 3301, 3985, 3996, 3997,
3999, 4000, 4032, 4143.
Education: 1, 7, 10, 13, 14, 29, 52,
133, 136, 140, 148, 215, 265, 294,
326, 332, 342, 343, 504, 506, 516,
526, 530, 540, 547, 549, 550, 557,
564, 571, 577, 581, 582, 586, 601,
611, 626, 627, 631, 646, 647, 648,
654, 667, 671, 672, 673, 681, 695,
701, 706, 819, 830, 880, 896, 929,
979, 1047, 1074, 1078, 1132, 1200,
1265,
1277,
1279,
1300,
1310,
1316,
1351,
1369,
1435,
1442,
1455,
1479,
1559,
1646,
1702,
1723,
1732,
1738,
1777,
1931,
2480,
2637,
2697, 2698 -
2932,
2937,
2955,
2961,
3051,
3078,
3080,
3121,
3143,
3146,
3259,
3286,
3293,
3296,
3307,
3309,
3315,
3319,
3334,
3338,
3339,
3347,
3371,
3419,
3431,
3432,
3440,
3444,
3451,
3452,
3455,
3463,
3537,
3786,
3823,
3987,
3990,
3991,
4033,
4076,
4125,
4178,
4207,
4212,
4217,
4218,
4228,
4233,
4237,
4254,
4255,
4261,
4262,
4266,
4278,
4283,
4284,
4295,
4299,
4307,
4310,
4311,
4318,
4327,
4333,
4334,
4356,
4370,
4378,
4393,
4396,
4413,
4414,
4416,
4464,
4465,
4467,
4479, 4517.
Education, Adult: 1435,
2795,
3780.
Education, Health: 1392, 1463, 2184,
2891,
2903,
2910,
3165,
4022,
4031,
4037,
4040,
4060,
4064,
4072.
Education, Higher: 13, 23, 333, 586,
601, 1422, 1435, 1559, 1639, 1663,
1701, 1890, 2627, 2756, 2817,
2818, 2866 - 2931, 2930, 2931,
2938, 2952, 3038, 3286, 3347,
3399, 3525, 3537, 3618, 3791,
3897, 4370, 4401, 4413, 4417.
Education, Home science: 1693, 2720,
2752, 2780, 2807, 4413.
Education, Religious: 2781, 2817,
3365, 3525, 3823.
Education, Technical: 1381, 1382,
1425, 1444, 1909, 2627, 2720,
2752, 2781, 2864, 2880, 2884,
4048, 4255, 4380.
Education, Theological: 2850, 2853,
2877, 2878, 2879, 2881, 2901,
2904, 2924, 3296, 3315, 3337,
3347, 3391, 3435, 3436, 3444,
3525, 3558, 3769.
Education, Women: 1392, 1422, 1693,
2714, 2720, 2776, 2802, 2807,
2881, 2903, 2904, 2909, 3537,
3769, 3791, 3821, 4037, 4048.
Educational administration: 39, 1287,
1449, 1559, 1640, 2699, 2704,
2707, 2708, 2718, 2720, 2728,
2740, 2752, 2759, 2769, 2777,
2780, 2781, 2782, 2786, 2798,
2805, 2814, 2817, 2818, 2822,
2823, 2832, 2850, 2856, 2857,
Subject Heading Index
2859, 2860, 2874, 2883, 2904,
2909, 3992, 4080, 4139, 4525.
Election records: 4119, 4156, 4166,
4167, 4168, 4311, 4482.
Elections, Federal: 10, 114, 326, 908,
1168, 1501, 1512, 1524, 1530,
1573, 1722, 4114, 4115, 4125,
4128, 4132, 4133, 4137, 4146,
4155, 4157, 4160, 4164, 4166,
4167, 4183, 4268.
Elections, Municipal: 1, 9, 1092,
1167, 1168, 1891, 1954, 4001,
4112, 4118, 4120, 4122, 4123,
4125, 4127, 4137, 4143, 4149,
4156, 4169, 4209, 4212, 4239,
4266, 4281, 4303, 4338, 4460,
4482, 4511, 4531.
Elections, Provincial: 326, 1092, 1168,
1501, 1722, 1723, 1877, 3080,
4114, 4125, 4134, 4151, 4152,
4153, 4154, 4157, 4209, 4212,
4239, 4266, 4281, 4303, 4460,
4482, 4511, 4531.
Electoral districts: 3969, 4151, 4154.
Electricity: 1, 10, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23,
133, 314, 326, 332, 334, 339, 516,
521, 577, 671, 745, 908, 977,
1074, 1086, 1092, 1186, 1233,
1234, 1235, 1236, 1237, 1275,
1276, 1319, 1527, 1558, 1651,
1654, 1657, 1664, 1835, 1836,
1842, 1846, 1853, 1855, 1856,
1873, 1887, 1897, 1916, 1947,
1964, 1970, 2000, 2067, 2080,
2086, 2087, 2093, 2099, 2122,
2401, 2442, 2468, 2557, 2646,
2663, 2700, 2701, 2956, 3040,
3339, 3450, 3892, 3947, 3990,
3999, 4025, 4026, 4035, 4046,
4077, 4127, 4149, 4183, 4190,
4193, 4212, 4228, 4232, 4238,
4247, 4255, 4268, 4271, 4279,
4280, 4283, 4284, 4286, 4318,
4319, 4320, 4324, 4325, 4334,
4351, 4356, 4370, 4374, 4378,
4396, 4414, 4419, 4421, 4428,
4435, 4451, 4454, 4462, 4465,
4488, 4490, 4499, 4517, 4521.
Elementary schools. See: Schools,
Elementary
Elites: 1, 3, 8, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23,
29, 82, 126, 127, 129, 149, 220,
259, 294, 316, 326, 333, 521, 553,
557, 610, 624, 630, 671, 685, 698,
770, 771, 772, 773, 878, 908, 982,
1005, 1006, 1040, 1065, 1071,
1080, 1081, 1090, 1092, 1162,
477
1165,
1166,
1167,
1168,
1169,
4127, 4132,
4134,
4136,
4140,
1170,
1172,
1176,
1177,
1178,
4143, 4149,
4150,
4158,
4178,
1179,
1180,
1181,
1182,
1183,
4202, 4210,
4217,
4218,
4222,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1187,
1189,
4225, 4229,
4246,
4250,
4255,
1191,
1192,
1193,
1195,
1196,
4259, 4263,
4266,
4270,
4275,
1201,
1203,
1205,
1207,
1208,
4276, 4277,
4286,
4289,
4295,
1216,
1217,
1218,
1219,
1225,
4307, 4325,
4351,
4354,
4360,
1234,
1235,
1237,
1239,
1240,
4370, 4374,
4378,
4380,
4400,
1242,
1243,
1250,
1251,
1253,
4406, 4412,
4413,
4441,
4455,
1258,
1260,
1266,
1267,
1268,
4470, 4473,
4478,
4481,
4498,
1269,
1270,
1271,
1276,
1277,
4508, 4523.
1278,
1280,
1286,
1289,
1290,
Emigration: 1, 12, 47, 49, 257,
262,
1291,
1292,
1293,
1296,
1297,
269, 270, 284, 286, 504, 53£
534,
1304,
1305,
1306,
1315,
1317,
537, 572, 594, 601, 607, 616, 639,
1319,
1320,
1321,
1322,
1323,
640, 642, 656, 662, 668, 683, 686,
1334,
1335,
1336,
1337,
1339,
691, 776, 800, 830, 866, 891, 893,
1340,
1344,
1346,
1347,
1348,
929, 946, 1042, 1064, 1423, 1427,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1356,
1357,
1753, 1754,
2954,
3120,
3185,
1358,
1360,
1363,
1365,
1370,
3249, 3292,
3293,
3294,
3347,
1379,
1383,
1385,
1386,
1400,
3399, 3537, 3786, 4478.
1401,
1404,
1407,
1408,
1410,
Emigration agents: 257,
262, 332,
1411,
1419,
1420,
1421,
1424,
637, 642, 686, 690
908,
1631,
1431,
1436,
1437,
1440,
1442,
4212, 4240, 4260, 4266.
1448,
1450,
1454,
1456,
1457,
Employment: 1,
133, 136, 272,
316,
1458,
1460,
1461,
1462,
1463,
326, 332, 340, 347, 568, 616, 642,
1466,
1467,
1469,
1470,
1474,
654, 706, 1425, 1561, 1734,
1735,
1475,
1479,
1480,
1482,
1484,
1736, 1737,
1738,
1744,
1838,
1493,
1494,
1500,
1503,
1505,
1839, 1855,
1856,
1858,
1859,
1509,
1510,
1511,
1521,
1522,
1871, 1876,
1891,
1894,
1902,
1525,
1530,
1534,
1545,
1546,
1908, 1913,
1919,
1932,
1933,
1553,
1554,
1556,
1557,
1563,
1942, 1945,
1949,
1950,
1951,
1564,
1565,
1567,
1570,
1571,
1961, 2010,
2023,
2027,
2043,
1580,
1586,
1590,
1594,
1598,
2045, 2103,
2258,
2570,
2655,
1602,
1608,
1610,
1611,
1616,
2682, 2691,
2771,
2870,
2871,
1618,
1622,
1623,
1630,
1631,
2876, 2887,
2890,
2894,
2913,
1633,
1634,
1635,
1636,
1637,
2914, 2920,
2931,
3791,
3821,
1638,
1641,
1645,
1646,
1654,
3983, 3985,
3999,
4000,
4005,
1657,
1658,
1659,
1661,
1663,
4017, 4032,
4118,
4261,
4370,
1667,
1670,
1671,
1678,
1679,
4380, 4381, 4386, 4425.
1681,
1682,
1685,
1686,
1695,
Energy: 1233, 1835, 1846, 1860,
1696,
1700,
1701,
1702,
1703,
1929, 1964,
1970,
2000,
2131,
1705,
1707,
1708,
1710,
1711,
2347, 2379,
3999,
4025,
4046,
1712,
1713,
1716,
1722,
1723,
4295, 4299, 4327.
1724,
1726,
1730,
1731,
1759,
Engineers: 14, 49, 977,
982, 983,
1805,
1806,
1809,
1846,
1850,
1083, 1258,
1261,
1275,
1276,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1863,
1877,
1278, 1411,
1425,
1478,
1527,
1891,
1896,
1939,
2014,
2019,
1737, 1846,
1895,
1909,
1940,
2039,
2052,
2116,
2128,
2395,
1941, 2013,
2134,
2218,
2288,
2414,
2416,
2421,
2506,
2568,
2364, 2372,
2377,
2615,
2616,
2600,
2602,
2615,
2616,
2784,
2690, 2867,
2869,
2873,
2882,
2822,
2950,
3032,
3056,
3065,
2883, 2920,
2922,
2930,
3775,
3090,
3111,
3112,
3298,
3311,
4023, 4028,
4263,
4299,
4375,
3430,
3472,
3481,
3495,
3513,
4376, 4395, 4423, 4454.
3652,
3684,
3744,
3749,
3762,
English. See: Settlers, English
3776,
3791,
3802,
3805,
3814,
Entertainment:
10, 133,
340, 671,
3816,
3823,
3836,
3846,
3873,
672, 1086, 1354, 1722, 1725, 2165,
3883,
3894,
3900,
4119,
4120,
2643, 2647,
2653,
3015,
3017,
478
Subject Heading Index
3024,
3025,
3026,
3027,
3030,
Estate records: 1168, 2519.
3031,
3034,
3036,
3039,
3044,
Estonians. See: Settlers, Estonian
Factories:
1, 13, :
L9, 25,
52, 146, 316,
3047,
3049,
3188,
3195,
3743,
Ethnic groups: 1,
7, 24,
28, 52,
87,
326, 328, 330,
332, 340, 590, 591,
3753,
3754,
3799,
4125,
4234,
88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98,
929, 1092, 1464, 1647, 1838,
1839,
4255,
4266,
4310,
4317,
4356,
102, 109, 112,
136, 148, 191, 208,
1854,
1856,
1858,
1859,
1860,
4370, 4413, 4415, 4490, 4526.
280, 292, 296,
305, 326, 327, 342,
1862,
1865,
1876,
1879,
1894,
Entrepreneurs: 1, 13, 29, 85, 259,
343, :
344, 346, 502
- 710,
, 915,
1909,
1931,
1932,
1949,
1950,
279, 316, 326,
, 328, 332, 333, 340,
1177,
1201,
1455,
1628,
1637,
1968,
1997,
2008,
2040,
2209,
516, 553, 635
, 648, 668, 669, 785,
1740,
1766,
1891,
1933,
1959,
2219,
2230,
2232,
2243,
2245,
895, 908, 1078, 1080, 1151,
1167,
2008,
2165,
2171,
2185,
2192,
2248,
2249,
2256,
2260,
2265,
1168,
1180,
1183,
1185,
1196,
2314,
2357,
2358,
2419,
2624,
2266,
2284,
2294,
2403,
2404,
1207,
1256,
1269,
1292,
1294,
2632,
2766,
3011,
3016,
3034,
2432,
2433,
2434,
2615,
2616,
1319,
1324,
1347,
1401,
1430,
3059,
3062,
3067,
3114,
3121,
2701,
3775,
3999,
4000,
4026,
1436,
1446,
1453,
1500,
1503,
3122,
3131,
3144,
3170,
3171,
4119,
4240,
4258,
4275,
4298,
1520,
1530,
1535,
1539,
1569,
3188,
3189,
3190,
3197,
3216,
4299,
4308,
4317,
4327,
4351,
1574,
1580,
1581,
1590,
1608,
3220,
3222,
3223,
3259,
3307,
4353,
4354,
4356,
4374,
4378,
1628,
1630,
1631,
1634,
1637,
3308,
3329,
3339,
3347,
3423,
4380,
4382,
4386,
4390,
4412,
1652,
1654,
1657,
1664,
1671,
3437,
3466,
3528,
3533,
3537,
4419.
1693,
1695,
1696,
1703,
1705,
3558,
3565,
3746,
3750,
3774,
Fairs: 8,
74, 76,
1217, :
1674, 1683,
1709,
1729,
1731,
1737,
1823,
3815,
3844,
3865,
4019,
4076,
1758,
1791,
1794,
1795,
1803,
1824,
1836,
1853,
1855,
1856,
4120,
4123,
4132,
4139,
4145,
1877,
2824,
2830,
3781,
3787,
1858,
1860,
1862,
1865,
1877,
4146,
4162,
4164,
4309,
4327,
3824,
3825,
3841,
3855,
3858,
1879,
1895,
1901,
1909,
1934,
4339,
4353,
4354,
4370,
4394,
4212,
4217,
4225,
4226,
4236,
1943,
1953,
1956,
1959,
1968,
4478,
4481, 4487, 4499. See also:
4237,
4255,
4262,
4266,
4326,
1971,
1977,
1986,
1994,
2005,
Settlers of various ethnic origins.
4388,
4400, 4470, 4487, 4527.
2013,
2014,
2021,
2025,
2030,
Ethnicity: 25, 28,
, 34, 36, 109,
110,
Families:
1, 23, 38, 69,
126, 127, 139,
2032,
2036,
2039,
2055,
2085,
112, 140, 191,
208, 285, 291, 296,
147, 157, 277.
, 286, :
292, 342, 344,
2258,
2260,
2379,
2407,
2512,
317, 325, 326
, 344, J
347, 378, 502
382, 429, 430,
, 454,
458, 477, 504,
2615,
2616,
2665,
2869,
3036,
- 710, 1167,
1168,
1201,
1637,
518, 519, 524,
, 525, 526, 530, 551,
3082,
3762,
3763,
3883,
4023,
1849,
1933,
1959,
2146,
2165,
554, 558, 562,
, 580, i
583, 587, 593,
4026,
4120,
4121,
4136,
4140,
2185,
2419,
2637,
2766,
2808,
594, 622, 623,
, 636, i
645, 658, 673,
4143,
4162,
4184,
4220,
4225,
2891,
2947,
3011,
3016,
3034,
691, 700, 706, 711
- 1165,
1187,
4231,
4263,
4268,
4286,
4298,
3059,
3062,
3067,
3117,
3131,
1206,
1213,
1223,
1226,
1228,
4299,
4317,
4351,
4354,
4362,
3136,
3144,
3147,
3168,
3170,
1229,
1230,
1233,
1242,
1246,
4370,
4374,
4380,
4386,
4388,
3171,
3178,
3188,
3189,
3190,
1251,
1252,
1258,
1265,
1279,
4391,
4393,
4395,
4412,
4423,
3193,
3197,
3215,
3220,
3221,
1281,
1291,
1293,
1300,
1301,
4444,
4454,
4462,
4464,
4466,
3222,
3223,
3243,
3339,
3347,
1308,
1319,
1320,
1321,
1324,
4478*
4487,
4490,
4494,
4518,
3392,
3396,
3437,
3466,
3528,
1352,
1353,
1354,
1358,
1364,
4519.
3558,
3565,
3618,
3746,
3750,
1370,
1374,
1391,
1396,
1400,
Environment, Physical:
1, 28,
199,
3774,
3791,
3814,
3815,
3844,
1401,
1404,
1416,
1423,
1427,
200, 201, 204, 214, 310, 332, 337,
3865,
3999,
4000,
4020,
4076,
1430,
1436,
1443,
1446,
1450,
1478,
1751,
1776,
1801,
2302,
4116,
4121,
4132,
4139,
4142,
1453,
1458,
1463,
1466,
1467,
2309,
2314,
2320,
2322,
2323,
4146,
4156,
4164,
4166,
4309,
1500,
1509,
1513,
1519,
1525,
2336,
2337,
2338,
2339,
2345,
4353,
4380, 4432, 4499.
1530,
1544,
1545,
1547,
1548,
2349,
2351,
2353,
2363,
2369,
Evangelical churches. See: Churches,
1556,
1557,
1561,
1562,
1563,
2372,
2375,
2378,
2379,
2383,
Evangelical or specific churches
1569,
1583,
1594,
1595,
1608,
2621,
2626,
2639,
2670,
2923,
Exhibitions: 1724, 1741, 1803,
1952,
1610,
1611,
1616,
1621,
1628,
3108,
3158,
3999,
4005,
4076,
1959,
3062,
3066,
3089,
3094,
1629,
1631,
1639,
1644,
1646,
4216,
4389, 4432, 4478.
3100,
3109,
3118,
3119,
3124,
1647,
1654,
1659,
1667,
1671,
Environment, Urban: 1
, 13, 28, 281,
3129,
3133,
3136,
3137,
3140,
1672,
1674,
1683,
1688,
1693,
316,
317, 326, 328, 333,
, 338,
3146,
3155,
3158,
3325,
3796,
1698,
1726,
1738,
1750,
1752,
1855,
1938,
2064,
2417,
2432,
3797,
3808,
3824,
3825,
3858,
1753,
1754,
1755,
1766,
1773,
2487,
2488,
2615,
2616,
2621,
3967,
4258,
4278,
4289,
4347,
1792,
1799,
1802,
1849,
1862,
2625,
2626,
2653,
2654,
2679,
4348, 4349.
1900,
1915,
1931,
1934,
1943,
2690,
2694,
3757,
3997,
3999,
Exports: 1, 1733,
, 1737,
1889, 1902,
2004,
2015,
2024,
2030,
2149,
4026,
4119,
4299,
4351,
4374,
3999,
4000, 4381.
2167,
2176,
2179,
2195,
2395,
4380.
2413,
2466,
2493,
2533,
2536,
Subject Heading Index
479
2537, 2572, 2586, 2624, 2633,
2654, 2666, 2675, 2697, 2717,
2760, 2859, 2937, 2961, 3065,
3079, 3080, 3082, 3083, 3090,
3096, 3115, 3182, 3237, 3246,
3259, 3319, 3340, 3402, 3658,
3740, 3777, 3828, 3874, 3893,
3894, 3901, 3910, 3925, 4021,
4099, 4100, 4178, 4190, 4199,
4200, 4204, 4212, 4259, 4369,
4433, 4436, 4441, 4443, 4462,
4466, 4470, 4478, 4485, 4486,
4494, 4499, 4508, 4518, 4519,
4526, 4527.
Family firms: 1006, 1151, 1168, 1187,
1375, 1376, 1849, 1855, 1892,
1900, 1901, 1902, 1915, 1930,
1934, 1985, 2015, 2019, 2024,
2032, 2036, 2139, 2171, 2210,
2258, 4350, 4380, 4499, 4519.
Farm buildings. See: Buildings, Farm
Farm machinery: 1, 13, 14, 133, 269,
511, 550, 577, 580, 582, 586, 756,
774, 882, 951, 1002, 1010, 1074,
1092, 1279, 1354, 1758, 1762,
1766, 1772, 1777, 1787, 1788,
1789, 1790, 1794, 2021, 2167,
2211, 2212, 2260, 2261, 2278,
2279, 2280, 2292, 2293, 2294,
2439, 2480, 3339, 3951, 4212,
4213, 4216, 4225, 4414, 4448,
4449, 4487, 4494, 4517.
Farm making: 1, 13, 14, 23, 49, 231,
294, 302, 511, 526, 580, 590, 591,
687, 755, 1026, 1092, 1128, 1240,
1374, 1396, 1400, 1430, 1443,
1519, 1562, 1753, 1754, 1756,
1762, 1763, 1775, 1778, 1779,
1790, 1794, 2379, 2493, 2964,
4216, 4240, 4266, 4432, 4433,
4448, 4449, 4456, 4462, 4466,
4485, 4487, 4505, 4509, 4517.
Farmers: 13, 23, 37, 39, 40, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 64, 65, 71, 72, 101,
196, 269, 296, 312, 323, 530, 533,
553, 577, 586, 590, 591, 594, 607,
624, 689, 724, 774, 784, 794, 824,
826, 871, 894, 895, 896, 899, 901,
916, 923, 924, 945, 947, 960, 993,
1000, 1018, 1020, 1022, 1026,
1042, 1043, 1045, 1055, 1061,
1064, 1067, 1075, 1094, 1106,
1119, 1137, 1140, 1143, 1152,
1153, 1161, 1163, 1174, 1184,
1185, 1186, 1187, 1191, 1192,
1193, 1217, 1218, 1279, 1354,
1396, 1435, 1443, 1513, 1519,
1631, 1747, 1749, 1753, 1754,
1755, 1762, 1766, 1777, 1779,
1781, 1794, 2098, 2191, 2201,
2280, 2630, 2761, 3186, 3307,
3339, 3537, 3787, 3841, 3847,
3858, 4023, 4119, 4132, 4157,
4163, 4178, 4237, 4240, 4425,
4436, 4441, 4444, 4494, 4499,
4509, 4510, 4517, 4521.
Farmers’ clubs: 1074, 1193, 1681,
1758, 1762, 1765, 1779, 1794,
1803, 2495, 2807, 3760, 3765,
3770, 3827, 3847, 3848, 3849,
3858, 4163, 4198, 4199, 4212,
4433.
Farmers’ markets: 8, 10, 314, 315,
558, 1132, 1631, 1634, 1636, 1637,
1751, 1762, 1788, 1795, 1885,
1931, 2157, 2164, 2171, 2191,
2199, 2201, 2204, 2205, 2206,
2647, 2663, 3193, 3218, 4135,
4148, 4168, 4169, 4217, 4262,
4306, 4310, 4324, 4327, 4330,
4395, 4414, 4448, 4449.
Farms and farming: 1, 34, 36, 49, 50,
133, 149, 158, 231, 269, 284, 288,
294, 296, 337, 511, 512, 516, 518,
523, 530, 533, 549, 550, 551, 554,
558, 562, 566, 568, 571, 580, 581,
582, 586, 587, 589, 595, 601, 603,
619, 654, 662, 680, 683, 689, 731,
756, 757, 769, 774, 800, 848, 852,
857, 859, 863, 866, 867, 874, 881,
882, 893, 899, 917, 923, 924, 927,
931, 941, 947, 950, 951, 955, 956,
957, 964, 966, 978, 979, 987,
1001, 1007, 1010, 1023, 1025,
1026, 1043, 1045, 1047, 1055,
1068, 1074, 1115, 1132, 1135,
1141, 1160, 1216, 1228, 1229,
1230, 1231, 1241, 1279, 1302,
1352, 1355, 1358, 1364, 1374,
1427, 1443, 1517, 1544, 1607,
1635, 1636, 1644, 1736, 1745 -
1803, 1829, 1879, 2021, 2025,
2185, 2211, 2276, 2278, 2279,
2280, 2365, 2396, 2467, 2486,
2586, 2670, 2760, 2761, 3082,
3083, 3138, 3143, 3154, 3186,
3292, 3340, 3761, 3765, 3770,
3825, 3827, 3847, 3848, 3849,
3858, 4073, 4116, 4178, 4185,
4194, 4200, 4204, 4212, 4222,
4416, 4432, 4433, 4436, 4448,
4449, 4452, 4454, 4465, 4478,
4493, 4497, 4509, 4517, 4526,
4527.
Farms, Dairy: 1, 13, 295, 516, 1010,
1132, 1163, 1279, 1642, 1746,
1752, 1757, 1776, 1777, 1779,
1781, 1800, 1880, 1936, 1982,
2011, 3847, 3849, 3858, 4197,
4217, 4223, 4328, 4396, 4433,
4490, 4499, 4512, 4526.
Farms, Mixed: 1749, 1782.
Farmsteads: 1, 231, 232, 234, 245,
268, 275, 294, 348, 472, 479, 518,
525, 551, 554, 555, 580, 582, 589,
593, 603, 619, 723, 733, 742, 749,
763, 774, 785, 789, 809, 813, 820,
821, 830, 840, 855, 857, 874, 882,
883, 899, 901, 911, 916, 923, 924,
936, 941, 947, 950, 951, 956, 961,
963, !
964, 975, 978, 979,
1010,
1016,
1020,
1025,
1026,
1027,
1028,
1029,
1036,
1037,
1043,
1045,
1047,
1048,
1050,
1059,
1063,
1064,
1070,
1076,
1084,
1086,
1094,
1099,
1115,
1120,
1135,
1151,
1152,
1153,
1162,
1163,
1175,
1228,
1279,
1349,
1354,
1446,
1749,
1752,
1753,
1754,
1759,
1762,
1773,
1775,
1777,
1778,
1779,
1788,
1789,
1790,
1792,
1794,
1799,
1802,
1843,
2192,
2392,
2419,
2425,
2427,
2432,
2439,
2454,
2455,
2457,
2466,
2467,
2468,
2470,
2473,
2486,
2502,
2518,
2525,
2527,
2528,
2538,
2546,
2553,
2591,
2595,
2760,
2765,
2885,
3082,
3131,
3132,
3138,
3141,
3143,
3151,
3154,
3186,
3734,
4178,
4193,
4204,
4212,
4253,
4353,
4393,
4432,
4433,
4441,
4444
4448,
4449,
4451,
4453,
4454^
4456,
4467,
4470,
4485,
4494, 4497, 4499, 4517.
Federal elections. See: Elections,
Federal
Federal government. See:
Government, Federal
Federal politics. See: Politics, Federal
Fences: 186, 511, 1788, 2324, 2365,
2444, 2468, 2532, 2538, 3132,
4178, 4208, 4212, 4216, 4375,
4421, 4432, 4433, 4441, 4448,
4449, 4467, 4487, 4494, 4499,
4510, 4517.
Festivals: 23, 333, 558, 653, 671, 672,
698, 699, 703, 1074, 1320, 2160,
2480, 2798, 2817, 3009, 3021,
3034, 3041, 3042, 3117, 3174,
3178, 3191, 3196, 3334, 3724,
480
Subject Heading Index
3743, 3799, 3814, 3815, 3936,
3976, 4220, 4225, 4252, 4392,
4476, 4479, 4494.
Fieldwork: 324, 551, 2307, 2326,
2327, 2328, 2329, 2330, 2331,
2353, 2639, 2657, 2693.
Financial institutions: 1, 13, 39, 146,
316, 323, 333, 334, 588, 671, 672,
1168, 1501, 1535, 1645, 1658,
1804 - 1834, 1850, 1857, 1990,
3210, 3437, 3954, 3987, 4176,
4218, 4222, 4330, 4354, 4363,
4370, 4378, 4380, 4401, 4404,
4412, 4413, 4417, 4418, 4422.
Financial statements: 1371, 1807,
1814, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1909,
1966, 1988, 2074, 2086, 2817,
2883, 3000, 3094, 3256, 3286,
3402, 3403, 3545, 3593, 3646,
3652, 3783, 3943, 3980, 3990,
4001, 4066, 4073, 4311, 4312,
4338, 4344, 4458, 4459, 4502,
4530.
Fire insurance plans. See: Plans, Fire
insurance
Fire prevention: 2403, 4055, 4058,
4190, 4212, 4271, 4313, 4351,
4374, 4490.
Fire protection: 10, 13, 23, 39, 51,
52, 316, 332, 333, 635, 1162,
1185, 1722, 1804, 1806, 1810,
1814, 1822, 1824, 1829, 1856,
2180, 2365, 2404, 2480, 2529,
2535, 2560, 2590, 2655, 2682,
3274, 3313, 3872, 3950, 3990,
4001, 4023, 4044, 4045, 4050,
4053, 4055, 4058, 4076, 4136,
4173, 4178, 4180, 4181, 4183,
4188, 4190, 4217, 4218, 4225,
4233, 4237, 4240, 4255, 4258,
4263, 4268, 4273, 4275, 4276,
4278, 4280, 4295, 4299, 4306,
4307, 4308, 4310, 4311, 4317,
4320, 4327, 4333, 4334, 4356,
4372, 4380, 4382, 4388, 4391,
4392, 4393, 4396, 4400, 4409,
4412, 4413, 4414, 4416, 4419,
4421, 4439, 4474, 4521.
Fires: 119, 275, 316, 332, 333, 542,
673, 883, 1016, 1050, 1083, 1090,
1092, 1162, 1168, 1279, 1292,
1443, 1636, 1637, 1695, 1696,
1722, 1804, 1806, 1814, 1824,
1856, 1862, 1987, 1992, 1995,
1998, 2005, 2060, 2099, 2154,
2159, 2163, 2379, 2401, 2406,
2409, 2612, 2626, 2651, 2655,
2659, 2682, 2700, 2987, 2989,
3247, 3270, 3402, 3405, 3407,
3447, 3506, 3577, 3697, 3749,
3944, 3950, 4018, 4036, 4055,
4058, 4136, 4190, 4204, 4207,
4225, 4228, 4230, 4240, 4255,
4261, 4266, 4273, 4276, 4282,
4356, 4388, 4393, 4433, 4466,
4470, 4473, 4484, 4499, 4521.
Flax mills. See: Industries, Flax mills
Flax. See: Crops, Flax
Flemish. See: Settlers, Flemish
Floods: 19, 200, 294, 325, 328, 332,
785, 896, 977, 1396, 1583, 1733,
1804, 1877, 1896, 1953, 1998,
2052, 2062, 2101, 2179, 2298,
2299, 2305, 2306, 2310, 2317,
2319, 2320, 2322, 2334, 2339,
2344, 2348, 2351, 2360, 2362,
2364, 2365, 2367, 2368, 2371,
2372, 2373, 2374, 2375, 2377,
2378, 2379, 2383, 2470, 2672,
2678, 2688, 2798, 3465, 3573,
3652, 3888, 3897, 4028, 4178,
4185, 4194, 4212, 4215, 4228,
4240, 4254, 4255, 4261, 4266,
4383, 4384, 4385, 4387, 4398,
4423, 4435, 4451, 4454, 4462,
4486, 4488, 4490, 4499, 4502,
4505, 4506, 4517.
Flora and fauna: 6, 12, 28, 148, 185,
186, 192, 199, 200, 214, 226, 231,
282, 284, 310, 311, 680, 694, 879,
1092, 1186, 1320, 1354, 1399,
1400, 1402, 1431, 1613, 1672,
1776, 1785, 2296, 2297, 2300,
2301, 2303, 2309, 2313, 2314,
2315, 2317, 2318, 2321, 2323,
2325, 2326, 2327, 2328, 2329,
2330, 2331, 2332, 2339, 2340,
2341, 2342, 2343, 2346, 2352,
2353, 2354, 2355, 2356, 2357,
2359, 2365, 2372, 2373, 2375,
2376, 2378, 2380, 2468, 2620,
2622, 2623, 2625, 2669, 2678,
2688, 2724, 3150, 3154, 3184,
3186, 3192, 3195, 3196, 3767,
3772, 3795, 3834, 3851, 3853,
3858, 3927, 4185, 4205, 4216,
4240, 4389, 4432, 4454, 4467,
4478, 4487, 4489, 4518.
Folk art: 23, 525, 532, 547, 581, 586,
593, 648, 650, 671, 1357, 1513,
2171, 2427, 2941, 3057, 3058,
3059, 3060, 3062, 3063, 3064,
3065, 3066, 3067, 3068, 3069,
3073, 3074, 3076, 3077, 3078,
3079,
3080,
3082,
3083,
3084,
3085,
3086,
3092,
3095,
3096,
3097,
3098,
3099,
3101,
3104,
3106,
3114,
3115,
3116,
3117,
3118,
3119,
3120,
3121,
3122,
3123,
3124,
3125,
3126,
3129,
3131,
3132,
3133,
3134,
3135,
3136,
3137,
3138,
3139,
3140,
3141,
3142,
3143,
3144,
3145,
3146,
3147,
3148,
3149,
3150,
3151,
3152,
3160,
3181,
3189,
3215,
3347, 4225.
Folklore: 23, 34, 35, 36, 518, 523,
524, 525, 532, 567, 593, 648, 650,
1090, 1092, 1121, 1354, 1711,
1712, 2962, 3070, 3117, 3127,
3128, 3155, 3165, 3166, 3167,
3168, 3169, 3170, 3171, 3172,
3174, 3176, 3184, 3185, 3186,
3189, 3192, 3195, 3196, 3865,
3947.
Food preparation: 23, 185, 186, 506,
518, 525, 546, 547, 551, 561, 563,
580, 581, 593, 595, 603, 627, 689,
769, 783, 947, 1086, 1771, 1772,
1778, 1789, 1844, 1866, 1901,
2165, 2171, 2179, 2239, 2257,
2379, 2464, 2537, 2807, 3120,
3131, 3137, 3139, 3171, 3189,
3193, 3197 - 3236, 3347, 3365,
3385, 3841, 3855, 3857, 3909,
4216, 4246, 4317, 4441, 4448,
4449, 4470, 4478, 4479, 4494,
4508, 4517.
Food processing. See: Industries,
Food processing
Football. See: Sports, Football
Footwear manufacturing. See:
Industries, Footwear
Foreign ownership. See: Ownership,
Foreign
Forests: 1, 23, 49, 185, 186, 217, 310,
311, 673, 689, 1092, 1748, 1776,
1800, 1866, 1991, 2047, 2085,
2303, 2306, 2309, 2311, 2313,
2314, 2315, 2317, 2318, 2322,
2342, 2346, 2353, 2354, 2355,
2357, 2359, 2365, 2372, 2373,
2375, 2376, 2378, 2379, 2380,
2622, 2623, 2672, 2688, 2724,
3999, 4205, 4432, 4487, 4489,
4494, 4513, 4517.
Foundries. See: Industries, Foundries
Fraktur: 11, 547, 849, 1357, 2941,
3057, 3058, 3059, 3062, 3063,
3064, 3068, 3069, 3070, 3077,
3078, 3079, 3081, 3083, 3084,
Subject Heading Index
481
3085, 3086, 3095, 3098, 3115,
3120, 3121, 3125, 3127, 3128,
3132, 3133, 3136, 3137, 3139,
3140, 3143, 3144, 3146, 3147,
3148.
Fraternal associations: 3437, 3758,
3759, 3786, 3806, 3807, 3820,
3831, 4278.
Free trade: 114, 1739, 1762, 4119,
4120, 4149, 4158, 4170.
Freemasons: 39, 1286, 1420, 1538,
2959, 3806, 3828, 4499.
French. See: Settlers, French
Funerals: 133, 483, 561, 581, 770,
897, 1047, 1074, 1086, 1213, 1352,
1624, 3187, 3243, 3261, 3289,
3330, 3437, 3674, 3820, 3947,
4178, 4467.
Furniture. See: Industries, Furniture
Gaelic language: 506, 1374, 3655,
3669, 3687, 3689, 4240.
Galleries and museums: 198, 1186,
1289,
1322,
1379,
1556,
1623,
1661,
1712,
1751,
1778,
1779,
1783,
1947,
2037,
2181,
2414,
2435,
2466,
2491,
2493,
2537,
2544,
2545,
2556,
2572,
2586,
2587,
2607,
2620,
3062,
3066,
3071,
3073,
3074,
3089,
3091,
3094,
3095,
3098,
3100,
3102,
3105,
3107,
3118,
3133,
3136,
3148,
3155,
3159,
3438,
3859,
3860,
3869,
3875,
3876,
3877,
3879,
3881,
3882,
3889,
3894,
3898,
3899,
3900,
3901,
3902,
3903,
3905,
3906,
3913,
3914,
3915,
3916,
3918,
3919,
3921,
3926,
3927,
3929,
3934,
3937,
3938,
3940,
3942,
3943,
3944,
3945,
3946,
3950,
3951,
3955,
4327,
4494.
Garbage disposal: 1954, 2468, 2655,
2690,
3983,
3990,
3992,
4001,
4311, 4333, 4334.
Gardens and parks: 1, 8, 19, 525,
1321, 1334, 1613, 1751, 1777,
2285, 2382, 2466, 2468, 2479,
2524, 2537, 2545, 2615, 2616,
2620, 2669, 2671, 2678, 3122,
3127, 3132, 3138, 3141, 3145,
3181, 3186, 3767, 3772, 3796,
3797, 3809, 3812, 3851, 3853,
4078, 4186, 4189, 4225, 4295,
4307, 4314, 4324, 4484.
Gas, Coal: 23, 908, 1275, 1276, 1929,
3999, 4025, 4212, 4295, 4299,
4307, 4330, 4380.
Gas, Natural: 1929, 2131, 2663, 3999,
4077, 4334, 4419.
Gazetteers: 27, 37, 39, 41, 47, 50, 51,
52, 53, 74, 131, 142, 157, 247,
528, 1974, 1983, 3972.
Genealogy: 131, 137, 139, 140, 142,
147, 150, 151, 153, 154, 155, 157,
234, 275, 286, 348, 349, 350, 352,
353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 359,
362, 363, 364, 365, 369, 370, 371,
372, 373, 374, 375, 377, 378, 379,
380, 381, 384, 385, 386, 387, 388,
389, 390, 391, 393, 394, 395, 396,
397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 403, 404,
405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411,
412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418,
419, 420, 421, 423, 424, 425, 426,
427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 433, 434,
435, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 443,
444, 445, 446, 447, 449, 450, 453,
454, 455, 456, 457, 459, 462, 463,
464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470,
471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477,
478, 479, 480, 481, 484, 485, 486,
487, 488, 490, 491, 492, 494, 496,
499, 500, 501, 509, 518, 519, 524,
525, 526, 528, 559, 562, 593, 636,
645, 650, 658, 674, 692, 711 -
1165, 1251, 1265, 1279, 1301,
1319, 1354, 1358, 1359, 1400,
1401, 1404, 1427, 1446, 1500,
1513, 1519, 1547, 1548, 1554,
1557, 1562, 1563, 1611, 1635,
1644, 1654, 1671, 1672, 1698,
1753, 1754, 1799, 1802, 2004,
2015, 2493, 2506, 2533, 2734,
2760, 2766, 3065, 3079, 3090,
3319, 3364, 3402, 3672, 3673,
3674, 3874, 3901, 3912, 3948,
4204, 4268, 4288, 4425, 4426,
4433, 4436, 4441, 4443, 4448,
4449, 4454, 4469, 4470, 4478,
4494, 4497, 4508, 4526, 4527.
General stores. See: Stores, General
Geology: 18, 20, 28, 202, 325, 1776,
1801, 2297, 2299, 2301, 2302,
2303, 2310, 2313, 2315, 2318,
2334, 2336, 2337, 2338, 2339,
2346, 2349, 2353, 2357, 2358,
2365, 2369, 2384, 2427, 2623,
2669, 2688, 2724, 3999, 4000,
4185, 4212, 4216, 4266, 4489,
4517.
German language: 11, 28, 34, 49, 82,
83, 84, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94,
95, 96, 97, 98, 102, 106, 108, 109,
110, 111, 112, 119, 275, 294, 326,
349, 384, 430, 482, 483, 506, 507,
511, 512, 524, 525, 527, 550, 555,
556, 557, 562, 567, 571, 573, 574,
581, 582, 588, 590, 591, 593, 597,
598, 601, 610, 611, 616, 626, 629
- 684, 718, 722, 770, 871, 931,
982, 1013, 1047, 1086, 1090, 1092,
1102,
1213,
1261,
1277,
1357,
1359,
1398,
1455,
1456,
1477,
1564,
1565,
1566,
1584,
1586,
1637,
1739,
1915,
1959,
1992,
2019,
2033,
2537,
2545,
2705,
2733,
2738,
2739,
2740,
2766,
2767,
2780,
2784,
2796,
2808,
2815,
2817,
2818,
2848,
2947,
2948,
2962,
2972,
2973,
2983,
3008,
3029,
3034,
3040,
3041,
3042,
3070,
3078,
3079,
3097,
3117,
3120,
3125,
3127,
3128,
3135,
3168,
3177,
3181,
3185,
3187,
3188,
3189,
3190,
3191,
3192,
3193,
3195,
3215,
3238,
3255,
3258,
3260,
3273,
3274,
3275,
3281,
3282,
3283,
3284,
3292,
3296,
3300,
3304,
3305,
3307,
3309,
3310,
3314,
3315,
3319,
3328,
3329,
3330,
3335,
3340,
3344,
3347,
3348,
3354,
3357,
3373,
3375,
3377,
3385,
3389,
3391,
3399,
3401,
3406,
3407,
3414,
3415,
3419,
3432,
3442,
3452,
3453,
3454,
3455,
3456,
3457,
3458,
3459,
3460,
3461,
3487,
3493,
3494,
3510,
3513,
3514,
3516,
3517,
3518,
3526,
3528,
3531,
3533,
3535,
3536,
3537,
3538,
3545,
3547,
3548,
3550,
3551,
3552,
3554,
3558,
3559,
3565,
3566,
3568,
3570,
3571,
3572,
3575,
3577,
3579,
3584,
3585,
3587,
3588,
3590,
3591,
3593,
3596,
3597,
3602,
3604,
3605,
3609,
3610,
3614,
3616,
3618,
3643,
3644,
3673,
3701,
3721,
3786,
3814,
3815,
3865,
3901,
3909,
3947,
4034,
4123,
4136,
4137,
4138,
4139,
4145,
4146,
4164,
4194,
4222,
4230,
4326,
4353,
4380,
4391,
4392,
4422,
4443,
4447,
4488,
4494,
4499,
4517,
4521,
4530.
German schools.
Germans: 8, 11,
See: Schools,
12, 34, 82, 109, 110,
482
Subject Heading Index
112, 133, 140, 284, 292, 305, 326,
333, 347, 503, 507, 508, 525, 537,
553, 557, 590, 611, 612, 626, 629
- 684, 702, 764, 973, 982, 1047,
1092, 1167, 1168, 1201, 1213,
1268, 1277, 1398, 1483, 1586,
1637, 1849, 1855, 1856, 1862,
1959, 2036, 2146, 2258, 2419,
2445, 2503, 2904, 2947, 3016,
3034, 3068, 3117, 3123, 3132,
3145, 3178, 3188, 3189, 3191,
3382, 3498, 3513, 3533, 3535,
3536, 3537, 3538, 3565, 3566,
3591, 3609, 3618, 3637, 3701,
3782, 3814, 3815, 3844, 3890,
3961, 4019, 4087, 4115, 4121,
4123, 4125, 4132, 4133, 4137,
4138, 4139, 4140, 4145, 4146,
4147, 4157, 4164, 4222, 4317,
4323, 4326, 4327, 4353, 4369,
4371, 4378, 4380, 4412, 4425,
4432, 4455, 4478, 4498, 4499,
4523.
Glue. See: Industries, Glue
Golf. See: Sports, Golf
Government documents: 514, 642,
1732, 2646, 2683, 3979, 3981,
3993, 4001, 4005, 4046, 4164,
4312, 4459, 4530.
Government, Federal: 10, 13, 211,
549, 550, 557, 601, 908, 1182,
1185, 1192, 1271, 1478, 1503,
1530, 1722, 1797, 1938, 2083,
2357, 2359, 2364, 2413, 2659,
2663, 2685, 3303, 3399, 3878,
3972, 3992, 4119, 4125, 4132,
4136, 4138, 4146, 4157, 4318,
4381, 4400, 4521.
Government, Municipal: 1, 2, 9, 10,
13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 37, 38,
39, 49, 52, 54, 79, 148, 314, 317,
326, 332, 333, 340, 516, 549, 624,
673, 908, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1168,
1180, 1182, 1184, 1185, 1186,
1191, 1192, 1207, 1271, 1277,
1292, 1294, 1360, 1370, 1374,
1417, 1440, 1453, 1484, 1501,
1510, 1530, 1557, 1594, 1608,
1611, 1617, 1637, 1664, 1667,
1672, 1693, 1695, 1696, 1706,
1710, 1729, 1731, 1732, 1846,
1854, 1855, 1856, 1858, 1873,
1891, 1920, 1938, 1954, 1987,
2009, 2039, 2064, 2065, 2073,
2086, 2164, 2172, 2305, 2321,
2357, 2359, 2364, 2377, 2386,
2387, 2417, 2426, 2442, 2495,
2505,
2517,
2531,
2566,
2604,
2615,
2616,
2631,
2635,
2643,
2645,
2650,
2651,
2654,
2659,
2663,
2672,
2674,
2681,
2683,
2685,
2690,
2691,
2692,
2695,
2696,
2784,
2786,
2808,
2818,
2843,
2972,
2974,
2986,
2989,
3003,
3080,
3727,
3744,
3780,
3845,
3849,
3872,
3892,
3918,
3920,
3921,
3973,
3974,
3975,
3976,
3978,
3979,
3980,
3981,
3983,
3986,
3989,
3990,
3992,
3993,
3994,
3995,
3996,
3997,
3998,
3999,
4001,
4003,
4004,
4005,
4006,
4011,
4014,
4015,
4017,
4023,
4025,
4028,
4032,
4046,
4062,
4073,
4076,
4077,
4087,’
4112,
4118,
4120,
4121,
4124,
4125,
4127,
4132,
4135,
4136,
4137,
4138,
4140,
4142,
4143,
4148,
4149,
4150,
4162,
4168,
4169,
4171,
4173,
4183,
4201,
4202,
4208,
4209,
4212,
4217,
4218,
4220,
4225,
4227,
4230,
4232,
4233,
4236,
4238,
4240,
4242,
4246,
4247,
4251,
4259,
4261,
4263,
4265,
4266,
4270,
4271,
4273,
4274,
4275,
4279,
4280,
4281,
4282,
4283,
4284,
4289,
4292,
4295,
4298,
4299,
4301,
4302,
4303,
4304,
4306,
4311,
4312,
4313,
4317,
4320,
4322,
4324,
4328,
4329,
4334,
4338,
4340,
4344,
4351,
4352,
4354,
4356,
4359,
4374,
4375,
4378,
4380,
4381,
4382,
4388,
4389,
4391,
4393,
4394,
4395,
4396,
4397,
4398,
4399,
4400,
4409,
4411,
4412,
4413,
4414,
4419,
4420,
4421,
4422,
4441,
4448,
4449,
4455,
4456,
4457,
4458,
4459,
4460,
4461,
4478,
4480,
4481,
4482,
4488,
4498,
4499,
4510,
4511,
4513,
4523, 4524, 4530, 4531.
Government officials: 1, 13, 54, 67,
516, 771, 1078, 1176, 1268, 1732,
2086, 2495, 3969, 4001, 4125,
4137, 4143, 4168, 4208, 4225,
4230, 4233, 4236, 4275, 4284,
4298, 4301, 4302, 4311, 4313,
4338, 4344, 4351, 4374, 4421,
4458, 4459, 4510, 4530.
Government, Provincial: 13, 14, 19,
20, 37, 47, 52, 299, 303, 332, 549,
809, 908, 1182, 1233, 1271, 1277,
1324, 1440, 1500, 1501, 1503,
1544, 1654, 1657, 1667, 1722,
1723, 1732, 1877, 1920, 1938,
1964, 1987, 2064, 2298, 2305,
2321, 2322, 2357, 2359, 2364,
2377, 2587, 2650, 2654, 2659,
2663, 2685, 2696, 2704, 2720,
2784, 2786, 2808, 2818, 2898,
2989, 3399, 3727, 3780, 3847,
3849, 3877, 3918, 3983, 3986,
3990, 3992, 3994, 3995, 3996,
3997, 3998, 3999, 4001, 4004,
4011, 4023, 4046, 4125, 4134,
4136, 4142, 4148, 4209, 4212,
4240, 4263, 4266, 4281, 4295,
4303, 4381, 4448, 4449, 4452,
4460, 4482, 4511, 4531.
Government, United Canada: 13, 14,
37, 3977, 4087, 4125, 4432.
Government, Upper Canada: 13, 275,
309, 680, 1260, 1723, 3969, 3971,
3972, 3977, 3978, 4116, 4125,
4260, 4432, 4468.
Grammar Schools. See: Schools,
Grammar
Gravel pits: 28, 1843, 1960, 2038,
2337, 2353, 2669.
Greeks. See: Settlers, Greek
Grocery stores. See: Stores, Grocery
Hamlets: 232, 247, 276, 289, 308,
321, 336, 338, 341, 2092, 3999,
4000, 4432, 4478, 4499.
Handicrafts: 525, 558, 581, 1458,
1791, 3055, 3059, 3062, 3066,
3067, 3072, 3073, 3074, 3083,
3093, 3101, 3106, 3116, 3118,
3119, 3120, 3122, 3126, 3127,
3131, 3133, 3135, 3136, 3137,
3139, 3140, 3141, 3142, 3143,
3144, 3146, 3148, 3187, 3200,
3365, 3741, 3841, 3855, 3947,
4448, 4449.
Hardware stores. See: Stores,
Health care: 9, 10, 19, 23, 136, 185,
186, 332, 333, 334, 518, 532, 673,
721, 756, 783, 879, 916, 978,
1043, 1170, 1172, 1184, 1230,
1316, 1354, 1385, 1392, 1394,
1414, 1432, 1433, 1437, 1442,
1443, 1445, 1510, 1618, 1636,
1741, 1778, 2147, 2153, 2155,
2184, 2285, 2350, 2379, 2645,
2787, 2903, 2951, 2961, 3166,
3167, 3168, 3169, 3170, 3171,
3174, 3176, 3184, 3186, 3195,
3196, 3200, 3207, 3226, 3227,
Subject Heading Index
483
3365, 3786, 3790, 3812, 3837,
3838, 3849, 3850, 3873, 3985,
3990, 3991, 3992, 4001, 4003,
4022, 4026, 4029, 4031, 4037,
4040, 4042, 4047, 4048, 4049,
4056, 4059, 4060, 4061, 4062,
4063, 4065, 4066, 4067, 4068,
4072, 4075, 4225, 4261, 4298,
4310, 4311, 4317, 4329, 4330,
4333, 4334, 4356, 4370, 4375,
4376, 4380, 4396, 4400, 4409,
4421, 4459, 4484, 4488, 4505,
4510, 4518.
Health Education. See: Education,
Health
Herbs: 185, 186, 192, 525, 783, 852,
1086, 1354, 1771, 2147, 3145,
3169, 3171, 3184, 3186, 3195,
4448, 4449, 4487, 4494.
Heritage buildings. See: Buildings,
Heritage or Historic sites
High schools. See: Schools,
Secondary
Highways, Provincial: 10, 19, 326,
328, 331, 338, 340, 1737, 2009,
2064, 2065, 2089, 2104, 2110,
2130, 2139, 2344, 2607, 2631,
2640, 2660, 2672, 2680, 3983,
3994, 3997, 3998, 3999, 4000,
4178, 4208, 4238, 4247, 4269,
4356, 4426, 4441, 4448, 4449,
4452, 4458, 4510, 4526.
Hinterlands: 320, 321, 328, 329, 331,
336, 338, 1731, 1997, 2111, 2132,
2182, 2629, 2640, 3997, 3999,
4000.
Historic sites: 3, 8, 191, 214, 225,
281, 355, 373, 516, 842, 1275,
1466, 1622, 1844, 1956, 2091,
2093, 2138, 2321, 2357, 2358,
2382, 2386, 2389, 2392, 2398,
2399, 2414, 2417, 2421, 2433,
2434, 2437, 2438, 2441, 2443,
2444, 2447, 2448, 2450, 2452,
2453, 2457, 2458, 2461, 2462,
2465, 2470, 2474, 2475, 2481,
2482, 2483, 2484, 2487, 2488,
2512, 2514, 2537, 2544, 2547,
2548, 2549, 2550, 2552, 2553,
2554, 2556, 2566, 2572, 2574,
2575, 2586, 2587, 2589, 2592,
2596, 2607, 2648, 2760, 2802,
2885, 3105, 3247, 3652, 3712,
3867, 3890, 3917, 3918, 3920,
3921, 3925, 3931, 3938, 3946,
3956, 4370, 4384, 4495.
Historical sources: 27, 78, 134, 137,
139, 151, 157, 214, 299, 300, 303,
304, 316, 528, 2544, 3322, 3347,
3870, 3897, 3922, 3932, 3941,
3961, 4379, 4472.
Hockey. See: Sports, Hockey
Home science. See: Education, Home
Science
Hops. See: Crops, Hops
Horse racing. See: Sports, Horse
racing
Horticulture: 19, 192, 525, 544, 978,
1068, 1187, 1191, 1320, 1354,
1463, 1493, 1595, 1613, 1771,
1777, 2212, 2332, 2615, 2616,
3145, 3181, 3767, 3772, 3788,
3796, 3797, 3808, 3832, 3834,
3841, 3855, 3955, 4078, 4212,
4225, 4247, 4295, 4310, 4318,
4396, 4397, 4485, 4494.
Hospitals: 13, 19, 143, 326, 332, 333,
1186, 1392, 1442, 1664, 1683,
1722, 3423, 3773, 3790, 3838,
3992, 4000, 4025, 4029, 4031,
4037, 4039, 4042, 4047, 4048,
4049, 4056, 4059, 4064, 4066,
4067, 4081, 4233, 4262, 4295,
4307, 4310, 4311, 4327, 4334,
4342, 4363, 4365, 4367, 4378,
4380, 4396, 4412, 4505.
Hospitals, Isolation: 13, 4029, 4042,
4056, 4062, 4065, 4066, 4075,
4295, 4311.
Hospitals, Military: 4029, 4031, 4042,
4081.
Hotels and inns: 1, 3,
23, 33, 49, 50, 220,
319, 332, 333, 514,
1092, 1186, 1283,
1388, 1389, 1477,
1672, 1722, 1851,
1974, 2049, 2076,
2145, 2150, 2153,
2163, 2172, 2174,
2184, 2202, 2285,
2477, 2480, 2505,
2513, 2547, 2558,
2653, 2674, 2769,
3669, 3724, 3743,
4185, 4186, 4190,
4195, 4196, 4197,
4212, 4217, 4222,
4237, 4238, 4240,
4251, 4252, 4255,
4268, 4270, 4273,
4307, 4308, 4310,
4327, 4329, 4355,
4370, 4380, 4382,
10, 13, 16, 22,
272, 286, 312,
635, 752, 889,
1320, 1324,
1574, 1603,
1890, 1944,
2085, 2144,
2155, 2162,
2175, 2179,
2447, 2470,
2506, 2512,
2574, 2613,
3040, 3203,
3769, 3985,
4192, 4193,
4208, 4210,
4225, 4227,
4246, 4248,
4263, 4266,
4275, 4285,
4314, 4318,
4356, 4362,
4385, 4388,
4390, 4391, 4392, 4393, 4394,
4395, 4396, 4400, 4407, 4412,
4421, 4423, 4428, 4434, 4435,
4444, 4451, 4454, 4456, 4458,
4465, 4466, 4468, 4474, 4478,
4479, 4480, 4483, 4487, 4491,
4494, 4499, 4504, 4505, 4506,
4515, 4517, 4521, 4524.
Households: 209, 293, 342, 343, 346,
378, 525, 580, 581, 627, 700, 706,
1177, 1458, 1736, 2257, 2586,
2624, 2626, 2633, 2634, 2654,
2663, 2666, 2697, 3151, 3207,
3210, 3212, 3227, 3999, 4000,
4454.
Houses and housing: 1, 136, 148,
293, 326, 328, 330, 332, 333, 342,
343, 525, 557, 561, 563, 581, 673,
689, 700, 726, 1054, 1084, 1323,
1446, 1511, 1738, 1799, 1843,
1859, 2045, 2388, 2390, 2400,
2402, 2408, 2421, 2423, 2425,
2470, 2471, 2516, 2519, 2530,
2533, 2568, 2586, 2600, 2602,
2605, 2610, 2621, 2624, 2626,
2628, 2629, 2630, 2633, 2634,
2637, 2640, 2643, 2644, 2646,
2647, 2650, 2653, 2654, 2655,
2656, 2657, 2661, 2663, 2664,
2666, 2668, 2675, 2678, 2684,
2685, 2687, 2689, 2691, 2692,
2697, 2860, 3124, 3769, 3947,
3982, 3987, 3990, 3991, 3992,
3999, 4004, 4030, 4076, 4212,
4218, 4232, 4238, 4246, 4261,
4262, 4269, 4270, 4276, 4277,
4285, 4289, 4318, 4319, 4320,
4334, 4340, 4353, 4380, 4414,
4448, 4449, 4526.
Hungarians. See: Settlers, Hungarian
Ice harvesting: 1568, 1943, 2156,
2179, 2385, 4295, 4327, 4462,
4517.
Immigration: 4, 7, 9, 187, 231, 258,
269, 275, 292, 296, 332, 347, 487,
504, 505, 508, 536, 537, 545, 548,
553, 557, 565, 568, 575, 577, 590,
591, 604, 611, 613, 614, 616, 626,
630, 636, 642, 649, 650, 651, 652,
654, 657, 659, 660, 661, 669, 671,
676, 679, 680, 690, 693, 695, 698,
700, 702, 706, 707, 708, 762, 769,
819, 830, 881, 883, 913, 951, 975,
1041, 1043, 1060, 1061, 1062,
1065, 1083, 1092, 1324, 1359,
1451, 1455, 1519, 1631, 1635,
1637, 1877, 2467, 2761, 2964,
3066, 3307, 3316, 3347, 3383,
3395, 3401, 3558, 3746, 3774,
3890, 3947, 3999, 4000, 4041,
4212, 4231, 4240, 4260, 4388,
4448, 4449, 4483. See also:
Settlers of specific origins and
ethnic groups.
Imprints: 1, 29, 34, 35, 36, 75, 79,
80, 81, 82, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93,
94, 95, 98, 100, 130, 134, 360,
637, 642, 678, 680, 683, 713, 770,
848, 897, 898, 1013, 1052, 1575,
1576, 1739, 1761, 1793, 1804,
1819, 1825, 1830, 1834, 1890,
2225, 2226, 2227, 2231, 2232,
2244, 2254, 2255, 2259, 2260,
2261, 2264, 2265, 2266, 2267,
2268, 2273, 2275, 2278, 2280,
2281, 2291, 2292, 2293, 2302,
2706, 2721, 2738, 2739, 2751,
2753, 2754, 2796, 2835, 2848,
2850, 2857, 2880, 2933, 2949,
2951, 2956, 2957, 2958, 2965,
2973, 2974, 2982, 2992, 3005,
3008, 3037, 3040, 3041, 3042,
3162, 3163, 3173, 3198, 3200,
3229, 3231, 3233, 3244, 3256,
3257, 3262, 3280, 3281, 3283,
3284, 3285, 3290, 3296, 3315,
3318, 3330, 3331, 3332, 3344,
3346, 3349, 3354, 3359, 3362,
3363, 3393, 3394, 3474, 3481,
3488, 3489, 3490, 3500, 3528,
3531, 3540, 3545, 3554, 3565,
3576, 3578, 3586, 3653, 3654,
3664, 3680, 3694, 3699, 3700,
3720, 3725, 3730, 3753, 3758,
3759, 3763, 3775, 3776, 3785,
3807, 3824, 3827, 3830, 3832,
3833, 3843, 3850, 3858, 3979,
3980, 3981, 4028, 4070, 4131,
4151, 4152, 4153, 4154, 4170,
4208, 4222, 4229, 4239, 4246,
4252, 4263, 4270, 4275, 4277,
4283, 4293, 4294, 4295, 4299,
4300, 4301, 4302, 4303, 4304,
4307, 4308, 4322, 4326, 4351,
4367, 4375, 4376, 4382, 4395,
4421, 4457, 4458, 4460, 4482,
4510, 4511, 4530.
Incomes: 28, 332, 340, 342, 343, 346,
347, 588, 624, 701, 706, 1732,
1735, 1781, 1782, 1801, 2025,
2045, 2158, 2185, 2197, 2637,
2780, 3339, 3786, 3999, 4000,
Subject Heading Index
4003.
Incorporation charters: 1168, 3766,
3971, 3978, 4176, 4192.
Indentures: 213, 1747, 2730, 3711.
Indexes: 26, 86, 132, 136, 141, 150,
152, 154, 350, 353, 358, 371, 378,
387, 393, 396, 401, 405, 407, 408,
411, 412, 415, 424, 439, 441, 463,
465, 477, 484, 485, 492, 496, 509,
641, 674, 737, 754, 777, 795, 796,
801, 810, 823, 847, 854, 856, 864,
876, 885, 888, 892, 904, 910, 918,
940, 943, 948, 972, 984, 985, 988,
1060, 1062, 1090, 1113, 1116,
1125, 1130, 1136, 1142, 1144,
1159, 1164, 1978, 2186, 2499,
2576, 3315, 4171, 4243, 4244,
4245, 4256, 4272, 4288, 4357,
4445, 4475, 4501.
Indians, North American: 1, 3, 6, 7,
10, 14, 23, 24, 28, 166, 185, 186,
187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194,
195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201,
202, 203, 204, 208, 209, 212, 213,
214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220,
221, 223, 224, 225, 226, 228, 230,
231, 232, 255, 259, 266, 268, 270,
275, 280, 282, 283, 292, 294, 296,
298, 299, 300, 303, 305, 307, 311,
314, 332, 506, 518, 555, 570, 593,
635, 667, 673, 789, 858, 859, 909,
917, 1025, 1026, 1060, 1083, 1092,
1095, 1096, 1128, 1305, 1312,
1612,
1758,
2130,
2345,
2392,
3273,
3872,
3894,
3954,
1547,
1733,
2096,
2338,
2378,
2760,
3871,
3892,
3937,
4212,
4400,
4449,
4487,
1667, 1672,
1879, 2051,
1324,
1712,
2078,
2321,
2373,
2669,
3573,
3876,
3931,
4190,
4385,
4448,
4478,
4522.
Industrial buildings. See: Buildings,
Industrial
2150,
2357,
2470,
3293,
3873,
3898,
2311,
2359,
2480,
3310,
3874,
3901,
4262, 4268,
4422, 4433,
3972, 4034,
4327,
4451,
4497,
4456,
4513,
4437,
4467,
4517,
Industrial capitalism: 1857, 1925.
Industrial diversification: 1, 28, 29,
316, 319, 327, 332, 334, 340, 347,
1737, 1738, 1853, 1854, 1855,
1856, 1858, 1859, 1862, 1890,
1901, 1907, 1913, 1942, 1958,
1990, 2009, 2034, 3954, 3985,
4005, 4032, 4232, 4283, 4284,
4325, 4327, 4331, 4337, 4363,
4389.
Industrial linkages: 1847, 1958.
Industrial location: 337, 1848, 1860,
1906, 1958, 1980, 1996, 1997,
2661, 2665, 2681, 4032, 4279.
Industrial parks: 1881, 1907, 2660,
2681, 2686, 4273, 4279.
Industrial promotion: 1,
25, 29
316,
326, i
332, 333, 340,
1168,
1269,
1372,
1535,
1696,
1731,
1737,
1850,
1851,
1853,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1858,
1867,
1890,
1904,
1907,
1952,
2017,
2258,
2682,
2689,
2691,
3762,
3766,
3846,
3991,
4024,
4032,
4121,
4143,
4232,
4237,
4238,
4261,
4263,
4269,
4278,
4279,
4283,
4284,
4289,
4294,
4299,
4307,
4318,
4325,
4329,
4331,
4333,
4334,
4337,
4341,
4351,
4374,
4378,
4380,
4386, 4408, 4418.
Industrialists. See: Manufacturers
Industrialization: 1, 13, 14, 15, 22,
54, 314, 316, 330, 340, 345, 673,
1446, 1731, 1732, 1733, 1737,
1777, 1838, 1839, 1854, 1855,
1856, 1862, 1867, 1876, 1890,
1894, 1913, 1925, 1945, 1949,
1954, 1956, 1958, 1961, 1980,
1990, 1997, 2009, 2017, 2028,
2034, 2167, 2192, 2258, 2310,
2357, 2359, 2375, 2405, 2590,
2629, 2640, 2672, 2674, 2681,
2696, 3078, 3082, 3143, 3954,
3992, 3997, 3999, 4000, 4023,
4024, 4026, 4032, 4118, 4125,
4132, 4137, 4261, 4289, 4299,
4318, 4319, 4320, 4333, 4334,
4351, 4374, 4380, 4408, 4462,
4517.
Industries: 3, 10, 13, 14, 19, 20, 22,
23, 28, 29, 32, 33, 37, 41, 45, 46,
49, 51, 52, 54, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72,
82, 146, 148, 292, 313, 315, 316,
317, 318, 323, 326, 330, 332, 333,
334, 335, 339, 340, 345, 516, 553,
624, 667, 671, 673, 681, 1090,
1092, 1177, 1522, 1733, 1735,
1736, 1737, 1738, 1740, 1741,
1742, 1758, 1788, 1847, 1848,
1849, 1850, 1851, 1859, 1860,
1870, 1871, 1881, 1883, 1890,
1904, 1913, 1917, 1933, 1951,
1959, 1962, 1981, 1982, 1986,
1990, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2009,
2011, 2017, 2023, 2027, 2028,
Subject Heading Index
485
2032,
2034,
2036,
2043,
2045,
2064,
2113,
2150,
2207,
2250,
2357,
2359,
2365,
2405,
2410,
2470,
2602,
2627,
2631,
2639,
2653,
2657,
2659,
2660,
2663,
2665,
2666,
2681,
2688,
2696,
2697,
2870,
2886,
2902,
2931,
3739,
3757,
3762,
3763,
3775,
3794,
3972,
3987,
3999,
4032,
4119,
4120,
4125,
4140,
4143,
4171,
4173,
4176,
4178,
4185,
4189,
4190,
4193,
4195,
4197,
4204,
4210,
4217,
4218,
4222,
4225,
4230,
4232,
4237,
4238,
4240,
4246,
4247,
4262,
4263,
4266,
4269,
4275,
4277,
4278,
4280,
4283,
4284,
4285,
4289,
4292,
4298,
4299,
4307,
4310,
4315,
4317,
4319,
4325,
4328,
4329,
4330,
4331,
4333,
4334,
4335,
4336,
4341,
4347,
4348,
4349,
4356,
4363,
4369,
4370,
4377,
4382,
4389,
4391,
4395,
4396,
4398,
4400,
4406,
4407,
4408,
4411,
4412,
4418,
4419,
4422,
4441,
4452,
4456,
4462,
4465,
4470,
4472,
4483,
4484,
4490, 4517, 4526, 4528.
Industries, Automotive:
1, 23,
1179,
1409,
1703,
1845,
1857,
1889,
1945,
2027,
4327,
4351,
4374,
4380,
4499.
Industries, Bakeries: 1,
13, 133, 784,
1181,
1186,
1331,
1428,
1860,
1974,
2026,
2150,
2396,
2557,
2635,
4225,
4237,
4263,
4270,
4275,
4307,
4328,
4351,
4362,
4374,
4380,
4392,
4395,
4499,
4512.
Industries, Barrel making: 1, 333,
635, 908, 1024, 1347, 1574, 1860,
1868, 1974, 1994, 2034, 2150,
2179, 2379, 2512, 4191, 4197,
4286, 4392, 4412, 4428, 4435,
4451, 4454, 4466, 4490, 4505,
4517, 4521.
Industries, Bicycles: 29, 1862, 1881,
1979, 4307, 4380, 4512.
Industries, Blacksmiths: 238, 312,
532, 976, 1002, 1004, 1012, 1075,
1185, 1380, 1426, 1530, 1612,
1748, 1852, 1860, 1866, 1921,
1955, 1974, 2021, 2150, 2167,
2179, 2230, 2406, 2444, 2446,
2449, 2470, 2518, 2586, 2611,
2775, 3076, 3104, 3130, 3152,
3237, 3905, 3937, 4185, 4191,
4195, 4196, 4197, 4199, 4203,
4212, 4237, 4266, 4289, 4380,
4392, 4414, 4428, 4433, 4435,
4436, 4438, 4439, 4451, 4466,
4467, 4473, 4474, 4483, 4487,
4490, 4491, 4493, 4494, 4499,
4505, 4506, 4512, 4515, 4517,
4521, 4524.
Industries, Boxes: 13, 908, 1187,
1236, 1247, 1597, 1856, 2412,
4295, 4299, 4307, 4308.
Industries, Breweries: 1, 6, 29, 330,
333, 671, 943, 1024, 1221, 1239,
1447, 1544, 1683, 1840, 1841,
1851, 1855, 1860, 1861, 1880,
1881, 1944, 1957, 1974, 1983,
1990, 1997, 2034, 2502, 2574,
4185, 4197, 4237, 4263, 4295,
4307, 4308, 4318, 4328, 4363,
4370, 4380, 4382, 4388, 4390,
4392, 4394, 4395, 4400, 4401,
4402, 4412, 4413, 4416, 4487,
4499.
Industries, Brick making: 1, 1232,
1361, 1753, 1860, 1934, 1943,
1974, 2030, 2034, 2225, 2385,
2412, 2470, 2578, 3237, 4197,
4298, 4353, 4380, 4382, 4423,
4428, 4454, 4474, 4499, 4513,
4524, 4528.
Industries, Brushes and brooms: 1,
13, 1860, 1862, 2034, 4197, 4307,
4380, 4400.
Industries, Butchers: 29, 2150, 2503,
3938, 4207, 4308, 4375, 4380,
4392, 4395, 4428, 4499, 4521.
Industries, Butter: 1936, 1966.
Industries, Buttons: 1, 13, 29, 316,
333, 334, 671, 1071, 1319, 1406,
1413, 1496, 1588, 1589, 1630,
1634, 1636, 1637, 1855, 1856,
1859, 1860, 1881, 1884, 1891,
1914, 1959, 1974, 1990, 2034,
2039, 2040, 2412, 2434, 4112,
4136, 4295, 4298, 4299, 4307,
4308, 4310, 4318, 4327, 4328,
4380.
Industries, Carpentry: 1860, 1974,
1990, 2039, 2150, 2284, 4191,
4197, 4380, 4483.
Industries, Carriages and wagons:
681, 894, 947, 991, 997, 1186,
1531, 1532, 1534, 1619, 1620,
1722, 1741, 1754, 1850, 1851,
1860, 1862, 1959, 1974, 1990,
1997, 2034, 2167, 2255, 3237,
4192, 4195, 4196, 4197, 4222,
4237, 4246, 4380, 4382, 4384,
4392, 4393, 4395, 4400, 4423,
4428, 4435, 4438, 4439, 4456,
4466, 4473, 4474, 4478, 4483,
4505, 4506, 4515, 4521.
Industries, Cheese: 1056, 1067, 1319,
1860, 1898, 1901, 1936, 1974,
2011, 2034, 2379, 4215, 4428,
4429, 4484, 4499, 4517, 4521.
Industries, Chemicals: 316, 1848,
1881, 1913, 1920, 1987, 1989,
2022, 2023, 2034, 4217, 4220,
4225, 4226, 4227, 4295, 4307,
4380, 4400.
Industries, Cider making: 1843, 1860,
1953, 1974, 2030, 4307, 4428,
4466, 4472, 4474, 4478, 4484,
4494, 4499, 4512, 4515, 4521.
Industries, Cigar making: 1860, 2034,
4237, 4295, 4298, 4299, 4308,
4327, 4380, 4392, 4451.
Industries, Clocks: 316, 671, 1005,
1006, 1187, 1474, 1754, 1850,
1851, 1939, 1974, 1979, 2024,
2034, 2150, 2210, 4308, 4327,
4380.
Industries, Clothing: 1, 6, 13, 29,
334, 671, 1184, 1383, 1709, 1848,
1850, 1851, 1855, 1856, 1859,
1860, 1881, 1913, 1948, 1959,
1961, 1990, 2008, 2033, 2034,
2226, 2404, 4195, 4220, 4223,
4295, 4308, 4310, 4327, 4328,
4351, 4363, 4374, 4380, 4395,
4401, 4413, 4466, 4499.
Industries, Confectionery: 1333, 1418,
2239.
Industries, Consumer goods: 29, 316,
1855, 1961, 2169, 2677, 4011.
Industries, Distilling: 1, 286, 333,
334, 635, 671, 889, 908, 1324,
1389, 1622, 1843, 1855, 1859,
1860, 1877, 1922, 1957, 1965,
1974, 1977, 1986, 1990, 1997,
2034, 2037, 2263, 2379, 2406,
2470, 2611, 2854, 3669, 3892,
4136, 4188, 4195, 4266, 4274,
4286, 4384, 4385, 4387, 4388,
4391, 4392, 4393, 4401, 4402,
4412, 4413, 4423, 4435, 4437,
4453, 4521.
Industries, Electrical goods: 29, 671,
1703, 1737, 1848, 1893, 1957,
2000, 2013, 2026, 2027, 2029,
2034, 2271, 2272, 2869, 4225,
4289, 4308, 4327, 4380, 4396.
Industries, Engineering: 1534, 1737,
486
Subject Heading Index
Industries, Farm implements: !
1, 6,
1054,
1085,
1179,
1186,
1209,
4299, 4307, 4308, 4310,
4327,
13, 29, 1531, 1654,
1657,
1693,
1319,
1405,
1459,
1514,
1634,
4328, 4351, 4362, 4363,
4374,
1695,
1696,
1741,
1787,
1800,
1687,
1716,
1737,
1838,
1839,
4380, 4386, 4392, 4393,
4394,
1848,
1860,
1923,
1937,
1974,
1850,
1851,
1853,
1855,
1856,
4395, 4396, 4400, 4401,
4412,
1990,
2001,
2021,
2167,
2211,
1860,
1863,
1875,
1876,
1892,
4438, 4474, 4484, 4490,
4505,
2261,
2278,
2279,
2280,
2292,
1894,
1903,
1924,
1945,
1971,
4506, 4521.
2293,
2379,
4212,
4217,
4220,
1974,
1993,
2004,
2014,
2026,
Industries, Glue: 316, 1862, 1974,
4222,
4225,
4237,
4393,
4400,
2034,
2061,
2085,
2150,
2226,
4327, 4380, 4512, 4517, 4521.
4412,
4466, 4474, 4478, 4499.
2264,
2265,
2266,
2268,
2269,
Industries, Iron and steel: 29,
1974,
Industries, Felt:
1, 13, 29, 328,
671,
2270,
2396,
2403,
2635,
2869,
2248.
1590,
1591,
1592,
1593,
1634,
4196,
4197,
4203,
4212,
4218,
Industries, Knitting mills: 13, 29,
1637,
1856,
1860,
1869,
1961,
4223,
4225,
4246,
4263,
4270,
908, 1529, 1865, 1900, 1950, 1956,
1990,
2034,
2226,
4218,
4222,
4280,
4295,
4299,
4308,
4310,
1961, 1988, 1990, 2027,
2379,
4225,
4295,
4307,
4308,
4380,
4327,
4328,
4351,
4370,
4374,
2512, 4191, 4380.
4386,
4512, 4521.
4380,
4382,
4388,
4392,
4395,
Industries, Leather goods: 1, 29, 316,
Industries, Flax mills: 1, 1430,
1499,
4396,
4400,
4423,
4428,
4438,
334, 671, 1211, 1268, 1271,
1298,
1501,
1860,
1973,
1990,
2385,
4454,
4466,
4474,
4487,
4515,
1837, 1850, 1856, 1860,
1863,
2406,
2412,
2578,
4429,
4478,
4517,
4521, 4524.
1881, 1913, 1915, 1990,
2014,
4484,
4499, 4515.
Industries, Foundries: 19, 316,
328,
2027, 2033, 2034, 2187,
4363,
Industries, Flour mills:
1, 3, 7,
13,
332,
635, 721, 745
, 878,
1233,
4370, 4380, 4395, 4499.
19, 29, 49,
286, 294, 312,
, 313,
1236,
1294,
1400,
1401,
1503,
Industries, Linen textiles: 1500, 1503,
332, 333, 635, 671, 878, 889, 908,
1520,
1522,
1530,
1531,
1533,
2379.
1078,
1086,
1245,
1294,
1358,
1574,
1633,
1634,
1636,
1654,
Industries, Lumber yards: 316, 334,
1368,
1370,
1375,
1377,
1400,
1657,
1683,
1693,
1860,
1909,
1393, 1415, 1459, 1637,
1860,
1569,
1574,
1612,
1626,
1640,
1974,
1985,
1986,
1990,
1997,
1913, 1959, 1974, 1990,
2030,
1651,
1652,
1653,
1654,
1655,
2001,
2034,
2039,
2214,
2215,
2031, 4328, 4380, 4484.
1656,
1657,
1680,
1683,
1722,
2216,
2217,
2220,
2221,
2222,
Industries, Machinery: 1, 6, 13, 29,
1855,
1860,
1866,
1877,
1878,
2223,
2224,
2231,
2232,
2236,
878, 1261, 1284, 1285, 1715, 1859,
1882,
1888,
1896,
1900,
1910,
2248,
2249,
2282,
2283,
2290,
1860, 1862, 1875, 1881,
1913,
1912,
1922,
1934,
1940,
1941,
2379,
2444,
4113,
4185,
4212,
1923, 1942, 1959, 1990,
1994,
1942,
1953,
1959,
1963,
1965,
4222,
4225,
4237,
4246,
4247,
1996, 2007, 2027, 2214,
2215,
1974,
1976,
1977,
1984,
1985,
4263,
4266,
4275,
4280,
4286,
2216, 2217, 2218, 2220,
2221,
1986,
1990,
1998,
2007,
2009,
4289,
4290,
4307,
4308,
4380,
2222, 2223, 2224, 2225,
2228,
2034,
2096,
2179,
2379,
2399,
4382,
4384,
4392,
4393,
4394,
2229, 2235, 2236, 2243,
2246,
2401,
2406,
2459,
2512,
2536,
4395,
4396,
4400,
4405,
4412,
2249, 2253, 2256, 2259,
2260,
2542,
2557,
2775,
3872,
3874,
4474,
4478, 4487, 4499, 4525.
2261, 2262, 2273, 2279,
2286,
3883,
3892,
4011,
4185,
4188,
Industries, Furniture: 1
, 7, 13,
29,
2287, 2288, 2292, 2293,
2294,
4191,
4192,
4193,
4195,
4196,
293, 316, 330
, 332, 334, 635, 671,
2295, 4113, 4176, 4185,
4218,
4197,
4212,
4222,
4237,
4266,
771, 875, 1212, 1214, 1221,
1261,
4220, 4225, 4237, 4308,
4380,
4270,
4274,
4286,
4370,
4380,
1272,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1358,
4396, 4400, 4401, 4412,
4413,
4382,
4385,
4387,
4388,
4391,
1380,
1397,
1407,
1434,
1436,
4499.
4392,
4393,
4394,
4395,
4396,
1464,
1471,
1476,
1495,
1498,
Industries, Malt: 1860, 1944, 2034,
4400,
4404,
4405,
4412,
4413,
1508,
1530,
1531,
1542,
1574,
4253.
4423,
4428,
4435,
4437,
4448,
1596,
1612,
1614,
1652,
1659,
Industries, Matches: 1974.
4449,
4451,
4452,
4454,
4462,
1660,
1692,
1737,
1848,
1855,
Industries, Mattresses: 13, 29,
1719,
4466,
4472,
4473,
4478,
4483,
1856,
1859,
1860,
1862,
1874,
1856, 4308, 4380.
4484,
4485,
4487,
4490,
4494,
1876,
1881,
1911,
1913,
1918,
Industries, Meat packing: 316, 330,
4495,
4499,
4505,
4513,
4515,
1959,
1974,
1986,
1991,
2034,
334, 671, 1609, 1737, 1844,
1857,
4517, 4521.
2209,
2235,
2246,
2247,
2252,
1860, 1867, 1875, 1876,
1891,
Industries, Food processing: 1,
29,
2259,
2273,
2286,
2379,
2412,
1901, 1902, 1919, 1931,
1946,
316, 1191, 1319, 1608, 1642,
1757,
2443,
2503,
2534,
2540,
3058,
1949, 1957, 1974, 1999,
2004,
1844,
1856,
1860,
1881,
1901,
3059,
3062,
3065,
3066,
3067,
2015, 2026, 2234, 2257,
2258,
1913,
1938,
1957,
1959,
2027,
3078,
3082,
3092,
3102,
3114,
3938, 4295, 4327, 4328,
4363,
2034,
2179,
2239,
2240,
2635,
3137,
3143,
3148,
3149,
3151,
4380, 4433.
4295,
4310, 4327.
4011,
4185,
4218,
4222,
4223,
Industries, Metal products: 13,
29,
Industries, Footwear: 1,
6, 13,
23,
4225,
4237,
4255,
4266,
4270,
328, 330, 334, 908, 1307,
1334,
Subject Heading Index
487
1362, 1426, 1521, 1703,
1737,
4185, 4222,
4237,
4370,
4379,
1276,
1277,
1672,
1690,
1840,
1848, 1857, 1860, 1875,
1881,
4380, 4499.
1851,
1855,
1856,
1860,
1863,
1905, 1909, 1913, 1927,
1957,
Industries, Pumps: 1860, 1909,
1990,
1950,
1959,
1974,
1986,
1990,
1959, 1972, 1974, 1994,
1996,
2287, 4380.
2006,
2014,
2019,
2034,
2187,
2026, 2027, 2213, 2214,
2215,
Industries, Rope:
1500,
2379, 2385,
2291,
2379,
2412,
4136,
4192,
2216, 2217, 2218, 2220,
2221,
2470, 2700,
4237,
4327,
4380,
4193,
4197,
4246,
4295,
4298,
2222, 2223, 2224, 2230,
2233,
4429, 4439, 4454.
4299,
4307,
4308,
4310,
4327,
2244, 2245, 2249, 2250,
2253,
Industries, Rubber: 6, 29, 133,
316,
4351,
4356,
4363,
4370,
4374,
2254, 2256, 2275, 2276,
2277,
330, 671, 1186, 1261, 1269,
1459,
4380,
4392,
4393,
4435,
4437,
2283, 2289, 3883, 4217,
4223,
1463, 1506,
1581,
1685,
1737,
4462,
4487,
4499,
4505,
4517,
4225, 4237, 4246, 4308,
4328,
1838, 1839,
1853,
1855,
1856,
4521.
4380, 4382, 4386, 4395, 4396.
1875, 1876,
1881,
1885,
1891,
Industries, Textile: 1, 6,
330, 332,
Industries, Millinery: 1200, 1860,
1894, 1899,
1903,
1913,
1924,
334, 951, 1169, 1174, 1221,
1222,
4237, 4270, 4382, 4395,
4400,
1945, 1946,
1957,
1959,
1993,
1501,
1671,
1737,
1848,
1860,
4521.
2012, 2016,
2023,
2026,
2027,
1865,
1881,
1886,
1908,
1913,
Industries, Musical instruments: 1,
2034, 2207,
2264,
2265,
2266,
1924,
1932,
1956,
1961,
1974,
316, 1496, 1850, 1851, 1856,
1860,
2268, 2269,
2270,
2403,
4112,
1975,
1978,
1986,
1988,
1993,
1864, 1926, 1974, 2034,
2166,
4118, 4217,
4218,
4220,
4226,
1996,
2005,
2020,
2027,
2034,
2227, 4218, 4295, 4308,
4351,
4308, 4310,
4324,
4327,
4328,
2242,
3062,
3066,
3067,
3072,
4374, 4393, 4395.
4362, 4363, 4370, 4380.
3122,
3131,
3146,
3148,
4112,
Industries, Oatmeal mills: 1400,
Industries, Saddleries:
1497, 1860,
4217,
4225,
4237,
4255,
4263,
1664, 1965, 1986, 2379.
1974, 2150,
4191,
4192,
4197,
4273,
4280,
4289,
4307,
4308,
Industries, Oil refining: 4390.
4380, 4382,
4392,
4428,
4483,
4328,
4390, 4474, 4493, 4494.
Industries, Paper: 49, 1881, 1997.
4505.
Industries, Tinsmiths: 1860, 1930,
Industries, Pottery: 721, 1186,
1860,
Industries, Saw mills: 8, 49, 232, 286,
2150,
2194,
4263,
4380,
4428,
1872, 1967, 1968, 1969,
2018,
312, 332, 635, 671, '
785, 789, 825,
4499.
2035, 3061, 3066, 3080,
3081,
842, 889, 908, 1002, 1012,
1048,
Industries, Toy:
1497, 2281.
3148, 4192, 4195, 4196,
4197,
1067, 1081,
1207,
1293,
1324,
Industries, Vinegar: 332, 635, 908,
4384, 4388, 4392, 4400,
4499,
1370, 1377,
1400,
1440,
1574,
1292, 4286.
4528.
1607, 1612,
1631,
1636,
1640,
Industries, Woodworking: 1, 29, 877,
Industries, Printing: 6, 29, 82,
89,
1652, 1851,
1860,
1877,
1896,
995, 1436, 1636, 1855, 1860,
1862,
105, 109, 112, 145, 334, 629, 633,
1910, 1912,
1922,
1953,
1973,
1881,
1953,
1974,
1990,
1994,
644, 647, 648, 651, 664, 669, 681,
1977, 1990,
1995,
1997,
2000,
2034,
2235,
2236,
2246,
2252,
1183, 1306, 1355, 1358,
1359,
2009, 2025,
2030,
2031,
2034,
2259,
2273,
2284,
2286,
2365,
1366, 1457, 1563, 1565,
1566,
2039, 2096,
2150,
2365,
2379,
2379,
3062,
3066,
3082,
3114,
1586, 1739, 1860, 1881,
1913,
2406, 2427,
2512,
2581,
2586,
3120,
3146,
3148,
3149,
3151,
1959, 1990, 1992, 2034,
2041,
2701, 2775,
4185,
4188,
4192,
3472,
3558,
4185,
4295,
4298,
2943, 3078, 3084, 3121,
3146,
4193, 4195,
4196,
4197,
4203,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4380,
4392,
3230, 3310, 3348, 3694,
3905,
4212, 4266,
4270,
4274,
4286,
4395,
4396, 4401, 4433, 4490.
4222, 4258, 4322, 4328,
4370,
4385, 4387,
4389,
4391,
4392,
Industries, Woollen mills: 1, 6,
8, 13,
4375, 4380, 4400, 4499, 4520.
4393, 4428,
4435,
4437,
4448,
19, 29, 286,
332, 671, 785
, 789,
Industries, Publishing: 1, 6, 29, 36,
4449, 4451,
4452,
4456,
4462,
809, 896, 908, 1001,
, 1082,
1146,
79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 87, 88, 89,
4466, 4474,
4478,
4483,
4485,
1184,
1187,
1501,
1557,
1558,
91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99,
4487, 4499,
4505,
4506,
4513,
1574,
1855,
1860,
1865,
1869,
100, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109,
4515, 4517, 4521, 4524.
1886,
1918,
1932,
1950,
1956,
110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116,
Industries, Sewing machines: 1974,
1961,
1974,
1975,
1986,
1988,
117, 119, 124, 125, 334, 502, 629,
4286.
1990,
1997,
2010,
2179,
2242,
633, 644, 646, 647, 648, 651, 654,
Industries, Sports goods: 1, 19,
1862,
2379,
2406,
2512,
2775,
3644,
663, 664, 665, 669, 671, 678, 756,
1937, 2033, 4289, 4395, 4400.
4188,
4192,
4197,
4212,
4220,
764, 976, 1185, 1339, 1348,
1351,
Industries, Starch: 635, 4393.
4237,
4263,
4266,
4270,
4273,
1357, 1358, 1451, 1474,
1546,
Industries, Sugar refineries: 1,
316,
4274,
4275,
4280,
4286,
4289,
1563, 1566, 1586, 1686,
1739,
1277, 1650,
1761,
1779,
1797,
4384,
4385,
4387,
4388,
4392,
1860, 1881, 1913, 1959,
1990,
1856, 1879, 2018, 4197, 4380.
4393,
4394,
4395,
4396,
4400,
1992, 2034, 2041, 2048,
2302,
Industries, Tanneries: :
1, 29, 220,
4412,
4423,
4437,
4439,
4452,
2943, 3014, 3190, 3286,
3296,
286, 316, 334, 681, 770,
771,
4454,
4456,
4462,
4466,
4483,
3310, 3315, 3328, 3337,
3348,
1151, 1242,
1259,
1260,
1262,
4487,
4505, 4517, 4521, 4524.
3391, 3502, 3725, 3883,
4146,
1269, 1270,
1272,
1273,
1274,
Insanity: 4020, 4034, 4043.
488
Subject Heading Index
Inscriptions: 354, 356, 456, 488, 499,
1357, 2465, 2586, 3127, 3712,
3930, 3956, 4494.
Institutional buildings. See:
Buildings, Institutional
Institutions, Aged: 13, 3837, 3856,
4011, 4060, 4400.
2370, 2416, 2585, 2663, 2685,
2696, 2724.
Investment: 332, 1168, 1858, 1879,
1945, 2167, 2659, 3999.
Irish. See: Settlers, Irish
Iron. See: Industries, Iron and steel
Italians. See: Settlers, Italian
3664, 3666, 3668, 3670, 3676,
3687, 3695, 3706, 3707, 3708,
3709, 3713, 3718, 3719, 3722,
3732, 3735, 3737, 3748, 3778,
3783, 3784, 3789, 3811, 3818,
3819, 3835, 3839, 3842, 3844,
3846, 3852, 3857, 3864, 3878,
Institutions, Charitable: 13, 1442,
3883,
3884,
3892,
3907,
3935,
1460, 3792, 3980, 4043,
4060,
3936,
3945,
3947,
3954,
3955,
4295, 4380.
Jails: 202, 428, <
364, 1295, 2494,
3968,
3976,
4044,
4047,
4058,
Institutions, Correctional: 19, 4017,
2500,
2504,
2543,
2555,
2576,
4069,
4136,
4171,
4174,
4182,
4020.
3513,
3897,
3976,
4015,
4017,
4198,
4204,
4210,
4211,
4213,
Institutions, Mental: 1185, 4034.
4019,
4020, 4380.
4217,
4224,
4225,
4228,
4230,
Insurance agents: 39, 1169, 1444,
Jews: 359, 696,
3235, 3365, 3637,
4235,
4247,
4265,
4273,
4274,
1485, 1526, 1579, 1648,
1658,
3718, 4356.
4290,
4297,
4299,
4310,
4317,
1669, 1809, 1818, 1834, 4017.
Jubilees:
1, io,
12, 13,
83, 103, 122,
4318,
4319,
4327,
4339,
4343,
Insurance companies: 1, 3, 10, 13, 19,
586, 626, 1065, 1118, 1134,
1140,
4351,
4359,
4374,
4380,
4382,
22, 23, 314, 316, 332, 333, 582,
1346,
1469,
1572,
1714,
1755,
4383,
4387,
4401,
4402,
4403,
671, 672, 762, 868, 1082,
1168,
1791,
1806,
1810,
1811,
1820,
4409,
4412,
4413,
4414,
4415,
1183, 1184, 1205, 1232,
1245,
1821,
1822,
1823,
1824,
1829,
4416,
4426,
4433,
4441,
4454,
1259, 1262, 1294, 1299,
1309,
1836,
1837,
1846,
1897,
1916,
4464,
4465,
4467,
4470,
4472,
1372, 1384, 1417, 1429,
1430,
1993,
2013,
2015,
2041,
2081,
4500,
4501, 4502, 4503, 4527.
1438, 1439, 1484, 1500,
1501,
2088,
2143,
2144,
2177,
2180,
Judges: 211, 1266, 1299, 1492,
1540,
1504, 1530, 1531, 1535,
1558,
2194,
2229,
2234,
2480,
2518,
1541,
2421, 3969.
1560, 1573, 1587, 1600,
1601,
2522,
2561,
2698,
2701,
2710,
Justice: 275, 806, 1168,
3976, 4009,
1604, 1643, 1645, 1666,
1667,
2715,
2722,
2723,
2725,
2726,
4012,
4014,
4015,
4018,
4020,
1668, 1671, 1684, 1693,
1706,
2729,
2742,
2743,
2749,
2770,
4240,
4258, 4268, 4453.
1720, 1722, 1737, 1804,
1805,
2774,
2775,
2785,
2790,
2794,
1806, 1807, 1808, 1809,
1810,
2802,
2811,
2821,
2828,
2829,
1811, 1812, 1814, 1817,
1818,
2831,
2832,
2842,
2844,
2850,
Knitting mills. See: Industries,
1819, 1820, 1821, 1822,
1823,
2862,
2863,
2877,
2879,
2881,
1824, 1826, 1829, 1830,
1833,
2889,
2892,
2908,
2909,
2918,
1834, 1850, 1851, 1857,
1918,
2924,
2925,
2968,
2987,
2997,
Labour disputes: 326, 1436, 1838,
1990, 2036, 2055, 2434,
2522,
2998,
3004,
3019,
3040,
3043,
1839,
1871,
1875,
1876,
1881,
2887, 3210, 3307, 3308,
3313,
3052,
3054,
3109,
3241,
3250,
1891,
1894,
1903,
1908,
1927,
3375, 3739, 3873, 3883,
3892,
3255,
3263,
3269,
3291,
3292,
1946,
1949,
1956,
1959,
2012,
3955, 4136, 4178, 4212,
4228,
3293,
3297,
3299,
3317,
3320,
2022,
2139,
3799,
4014,
4112,
4247, 4263, 4266, 4295,
4298,
3329,
3338,
3361,
3366,
3368,
4113, 4118, 4143, 4157, 4327.
4299, 4307, 4308, 4310,
4318,
3369,
3370,
3376,
3384,
3386,
Labour force: 10.
, 28, 114, 315,
316,
4324, 4351, 4354, 4356,
4363,
3390,
3395,
3398,
3402,
3406,
326, 330, 335, 340, 347, 673, 695,
4370, 4374, 4380, 4402,
4407,
3410,
3411,
3414,
3416,
3417,
700, 1268, 1732, 1734, 1737, 1738,
4408, 4409, 4412, 4414,
4416,
3418,
3421,
3422,
3423,
3424,
1743,
1744,
1762,
1763,
1779,
4417, 4418, 4419, 4521.
3437,
3445,
3446,
3450,
3468,
1784,
1797,
1800,
1827,
1838,
Insurance records: 1102, 1806,
1812,
3472,
3474,
3477,
3480,
3481,
1839,
1855,
1856,
1859,
1860,
1814, 1817, 1823, 1829,
2351,
3482,
3483,
3492,
3495,
3499,
1871,
1874,
1875,
1876,
1891,
3313.
3500,
3506,
3507,
3508,
3509,
1894,
1901,
1902,
1903,
1908,
Interior design. See: Buildings,
3512,
3513,
3514,
3515,
3518,
1913,
1919,
1927,
1928,
1931,
Interior design
3519,
3523,
3531,
3534,
3538,
1933,
1935,
1942,
1945,
1949,
Internal migration. See: Migration
3541,
3547,
3549,
3550,
3552,
1956,
1959,
1961,
1974,
1989,
process
3553,
3558,
3559,
3562,
3564,
1991,
2010,
2015,
2022,
2023,
Interurban railways. See: Railways,
3566,
3569,
3573,
3574,
3576,
2043,
2045,
2113,
2258,
2647,
Interurban
3577,
3592,
3599,
3601,
3608,
2657,
2660,
2665,
2697,
3757,
Interviews: 997, 1323, 1517, 2029,
3609,
3612,
3613,
3614,
3617,
3821,
3983,
3985,
3990,
3999,
2852, 3103, 3141, 3312,
4106,
3619,
3621,
3622,
3627,
3628,
4000,
4002,
4032,
4112,
4113,
4142.
3634,
3635,
3638,
3639,
3640,
4118,
4119,
4125,
4143,
4226,
Inventions: 1427, 4327, 4448, 4449.
3644,
3645,
3650,
3651,
3652,
4232,
4238,
4252,
4269,
4275,
Inventories: 144, 739, 743, 1914,
3657,
3658,
3660,
3661,
3662,
4283,
4330,
4333,
4334,
4352,
Subject Heading Index
489
4380, 4425.
Labour unions: 10, 114, 136, 326,
1436,
1463,
1741,
1838,
1839,
1853,
1856,
1857,
1871,
1875,
1876,
1891,
1894,
1903,
1908,
1924,
1925,
1927,
1928,
1932,
1935,
1945,
1946,
1949,
1956,
1959,
2012,
2015,
2665,
3513,
3785,
3799,
4112,
4113,
4118,
4121,
4157,
4252,
4327,
4334,
4351,
4374.
Lacrosse. See: Sports, Lacrosse
Land clearance: 50, 288, 1552, 1756,
2297, 2309, 2335, 2372, 2375,
2383, 2533, 2538, 4202, 4432,
4455, 4478, 4481, 4498, 4517,
4523.
Land developers: 294, 299, 303, 304,
316, 326, 332, 686, 1324, 1370,
1569, 2025, 2615, 2616, 2621,
2628, 2630, 2651, 2654, 2661,
2662, 2685, 3872, 4011, 4143,
4212, 4266, 4412.
Land development: 1, 4, 14, 50, 201,
266, 282, 337, 338, 520, 635, 686,
1530, 1756, 1792, 1954, 2052,
2064, 2203, 2308, 2309, 2321,
2346, 2357, 2370, 2375, 2383,
2493, 2581, 2624, 2627, 2628,
2630, 2631, 2634, 2640, 2654,
2655, 2671, 2678, 2680, 2681,
2685, 2692, 2696, 3862, 3994,
3997, 4032, 4143, 4205, 4212,
4250, 4333, 4334, 4489.
Land grants: 14, 188, 193, 211, 213,
215, 218, 219, 224, 250, 256, 271,
275, 282, 299, 303, 517, 526,
1324, 1552, 1760, 3082, 3872,
4212, 4432, 4473, 4478.
Land patents: 1, 14, 49, 151, 188,
251, 253, 254, 256, 258, 268, 270,
275, 278, 294, 300, 304, 307, 516,
521, 555, 583, 593, 613, 628, 690,
720, 742, 908, 1016, 1026, 1090,
1092, 1110, 1128, 1141, 1324,
1350, 1358, 1369, 1370, 1611,
1636, 1733, 1752, 1753, 1754,
1758, 1882, 1895, 1977, 2736,
2760, 2761, 3232, 3237, 3247,
3260, 3275, 3314, 3316, 3364,
3368, 3383, 3573, 3669, 3692,
3695, 3698, 3870, 3893, 3894,
4197, 4212, 4260, 4274, 4327,
4385, 4432, 4454, 4456, 4464,
4478, 4490, 4494, 4515, 4517,
4521, 4524, 4525.
Land prices: 23, 49, 269, 271, 278,
338, 555, 680, 690, 881, 1026,
1324, 1398, 1552, 1760, 1792,
2064, 2176, 2365, 2377, 2624,
2630, 2637, 2660, 2680, 2730,
2800, 3612, 3749, 4185, 4220,
4266, 4430, 4432, 4433, 4453.
Land records: 128, 139, 144, 151,
157, 215, 253, 254, 255, 256, 530,
555, 863, 874, 911, 950, 951, 956,
957, 963, 1007, 1025, 1054, 1058,
1083, 1103, 1106, 1114, 1148,
1160, 1880, 2179, 2438, 2443,
2448, 2450, 2457, 2461, 2462,
2481, 2484, 2519, 2550, 2551,
2554, 2574, 2586, 2685, 2760,
3340, 3904, 4432, 4446, 4448,
4449, 4454.
Land registration: 151, 256, 271, 758,
759, 1398, 1563, 1799, 1922, 2485,
2519, 2533, 2567, 2609, 2630,
4499.
Land sales: 14, 188, 215, 224, 253,
254, 256, 259, 271, 275, 294, 298,
338, 517, 519, 541, 555, 1026,
1034, 1227, 1552, 1799, 2089,
2567, 2586, 2630, 2730, 3711,
4260, 4377, 4432, 4473, 4499,
4517.
Land speculation: 14, 282, 316, 338,
507, 686, 1760, 2128, 2630, 4432.
Land speculators: 14, 159, 333, 517,
686, 1168, 1227, 1324, 1398, 4378,
4380, 4412, 4478.
Land subdivision: 49, 50, 152, 159,
201, 255, 287, 307, 338, 690, 1583,
1760, 2615, 2616, 2655, 2685,
3969, 4380.
Land survey notebooks: 144, 224,
261, 311, 4432.
Land surveyors: 14, 255, 275, 283,
306, 309, 311, 690, 883, 1398,
1475, 1668, 2049, 2135, 4208,
4216, 4393, 4432, 4466, 4473.
Land surveys: 14, 149, 151, 152, 159,
253, 254, 255, 256, 258, 275, 283,
306, 307, 310, 311, 332, 690, 713,
720, 1026, 1092, 1128, 1569, 2179,
2402, 2484, 2760, 3969, 4212,
4216, 4319, 4432, 4469, 4473,
4474, 4478, 4505.
Land use: 288, 315, 316, 317, 323,
337, 338, 342, 343, 1763, 1768,
1776, 1780, 1782, 1784, 1794,
1801, 1881, 1913, 2009, 2045,
2065, 2192, 2201, 2203, 2297,
2299, 2309, 2313, 2314, 2321,
2322, 2323, 2346, 2348, 2351,
2353,
2357,
2359,
2362,
2365,
2369,
2373,
2378,
2379,
2384,
2398,
2538,
2581,
2615,
2616,
2621,
2626,
2629,
2630,
2631,
2633,
2634,
2636,
2637,
2640,
2643,
2644,
2647,
2651,
2652,
2653,
2654,
2655,
2657,
2659,
2660,
2661,
2663,
2664,
2666,
2668,
2671,
2672,
2674,
2677,
2680,
2684,
2686,
2687,
2689,
2690,
2691,
2693,
2696,
2730,
3533,
3983,
3985,
3986,
3987,
3988,
3990,
3991,
3992,
3996,
3999,
4000,
4002,
4005,
4023,
4024,
4032,
4126,
4205,
4340,
4353,
4432, 4489.
Land valuation: 338, 493, 1092, 1177,
2574,
2629,
2637,
2655,
2674,
2687,
4024, 4432.
Landowners: 6,
17, 18,
38, 56,
57, 59,
60, 62, 63, 66, 70, 71, 149, 152,
213, 239, 242, 253, 254, 256, 259,
271, 292, 307, 310, 333, 338, 493,
528, 530, 542, 557, 690, 841,
1026, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1168,
1207, 1227, 1270, 1324, 1466,
1801, 1922, 2135, 2379, 2407,
2417, 2438, 2443, 2447, 2448,
2449, 2450, 2458, 2481, 2482,
2484, 2487, 2488, 2506, 2535,
2547, 2548, 2549, 2550, 2551,
2552, 2553, 2554, 2565, 2574,
2586, 2615, 2616, 2630, 3498,
3711, 4202, 4212, 4354, 4412,
4425, 4430, 4432, 4442, 4446,
4453, 4455, 4473, 4478, 4481,
4497, 4498, 4499, 4517, 4523,
4526.
Landscape, Cultural: 83, 201, 208,
214, 281, 288, 323, 525, 700,
2304, 2307, 2312, 2357, 2382,
2432, 2520, 2618, 2688, 3034,
3132, 3154, 3815, 3843, 3920,
4432, 4433, 4478.
Landscape, Natural: 1, 5, 19, 185,
186, 199, 200, 201, 202, 204, 214,
217, 266, 270, 282, 310, 311, 330,
673, 689, 694, 841, 881, 1322,
1399, 1400, 1751, 1776, 2085,
2297, 2299, 2301, 2302, 2304,
2307, 2308, 2309, 2312, 2314,
2315, 2318, 2320, 2322, 2323,
2324, 2326, 2327, 2328, 2329,
2330, 2331, 2336, 2337, 2340,
2345, 2349, 2351, 2353, 2354,
2355, 2356, 2357, 2358, 2363,
2369, 2370, 2372, 2373, 2376,
490
Subject Heading Index
2379, 2380, 2381, 2383, 2384,
2385, 2427, 2639, 2671, 2688,
2724, 2741, 2963, 3056, 3090,
3108, 3111, 3132, 3154, 3156,
3158, 3159, 3779, 3894, 4005,
4212, 4215, 4216, 4240, 4266,
4277, 4385, 4432, 4456, 4478,
4485, 4487.
Landscape, Rural: 1, 10, 16, 19, 25,
201, 266, 281, 289, 296, 307, 323,
337, 338, 530, 533, 566, 624, 689,
881, 1128, 1228, 1399, 1400, 1402,
1760, 1775, 1776, 1800, 1801,
1844, 2064, 2299, 2304, 2307,
2308, 2309, 2314, 2353, 2356,
2357, 2358, 2370, 2379, 2381,
2383, 2402, 2427, 2429, 2468,
2470, 2472, 2473, 2532, 2538,
2591, 2599, 2620, 2621, 2629,
2630, 2631, 2639, 2640, 2678,
2688, 2724, 3056, 3075, 3132,
3153, 3154, 3156, 4005, 4180,
4181, 4212, 4216, 4432, 4456,
4517.
Landscape, Urban: 1, 10, 13, 19, 25,
28, 201, 281, 316, 317, 326, 330,
337, 338, 346, 624, 1737, 1855,
2064, 2299, 2333, 2351, 2405,
2417, 2432, 2487, 2488, 2562,
2563, 2581, 2602, 2614, 2615,
2616, 2624, 2629, 2630, 2631,
2633, 2640, 2641, 2648, 2652,
2659, 2660, 2661, 2663, 2678,
2679, 2680, 2681, 2688, 2724,
2885, 3075, 3154, 3767, 3772,
3795, 3834, 4005, 4212, 4233,
4263, 4275, 4295, 4299, 4305,
4308, 4317, 4351, 4356, 4374,
4378, 4380, 4390, 4392, 4412.
Language policy: 215, 644, 671, 2618,
2782, 2808, 4137, 4146, 4499.
Language rights: 111, 215, 512, 630,
631, 633, 643, 644, 648, 665, 671,
672, 675, 681, 1515, 2784, 2808,
4121, 4137, 4139, 4146.
Lawn bowling. See: Sports, Lawn
bowling
Lawsuits: 1090, 1092, 1688, 3325,
3671, 4018, 4393, 4509.
Lawyers: 10, 49, 259, 516, 756, 1092,
1168, 1176, 1180, 1182, 1205,
1207, 1251, 1253, 1255, 1256,
1266, 1297, 1299, 1466, 1468,
1518, 1525, 1535, 1536, 1538,
1540, 1645, 1673, 1825, 4018,
4159, 4227, 4260, 4263, 4295,
4310, 4351, 4362, 4374.
Leather goods. See: Industries, 2982, 2983, 2984, 2985, 2986,
Legal records: 144, 211,
, 1168,
2364,
2987, 2988,
2989,
2990,
2991,
3232.
2992, 2993,
2994,
2996,
2997,
Legal system: 1,
23, 1168, 1535,
2998, 2999,
3000,
3001,
3002,
2696,
3232,
3303,
3969,
3991,
3003, 3004,
3871,
3902,
3945,
4011,
4012,
4015,
4018,
4019,
3953, 3955,
4025,
4076,
4125,
4020, 4021, 4380.
4136, 4173,
4178,
4186,
4190,
Legislation: 211,
215, 267, 275, 604,
4212, 4218,
4220,
4222,
4225,
631, '
700, 703, 706,
1092,
1168,
4229, 4238,
4278,
4279,
4280,
1185,
1200,
1723,
1854,
1858,
4286, 4289,
4295,
4299,
4308,
1938,
1987,
2069,
2070,
2139,
4310, 4311,
4327,
4329,
4351,
2320,
2524,
2644,
2646,
2648,
4374, 4380,
4396,
4400,
4412,
2650,
2654,
2659,
2672,
2674,
4413, 4417,
4422,
4474,
4484,
2683,
2696,
2731,
2766,
2781,
4499, 4522, 4525, 4527.
2808,
2818,
2891,
3036,
3124,
Library records: 2973, 2974, 2989,
3232,
3259,
3303,
3654,
3727,
2992, 3000.
3766,
3780,
3974,
3979,
3982,
Licensing: 2650,
3969, 4015, 4293,
3990,
3994,
4023,
4026,
4062,
4375, 4421, 4468.
4066,
4105,
4116,
4125,
4128,
Lighting: 10, 23,
977, 1612, 1835,
4135,
4146,
4164,
4208,
4293,
1865, 1929,
2180,
2379,
2429,
4301,
4304,
4313,
4334,
4340,
2535, 2798,
3376,
3892,
4074,
4375,
4376,
4393,
4421,
4427,
4230, 4238,
4247,
4268,
4275,
4510,
4525.
4311, 4351,
4374,
4413,
4414,
Leisure: 513, 550, 551, 601, 655, 721,
4494, 4499, 4521.
880, 947, 978, 979, 1310, 1612,
1735, 1751, 1885, 2167, 2184,
2285, 2308, 2323, 2344, 2385,
2649, 2669, 2670, 2671, 2678,
2683, 2695, 2717, 2787, 3010,
3096, 3127, 3169, 3180, 3537,
3722, 3723, 3724, 3727, 3740,
3743, 3823, 3991, 4076, 4078,
4193, 4194, 4225, 4252, 4254,
4266, 4278, 4289, 4307, 4356,
4416, 4448, 4449, 4494, 4499,
4521.
Linen textiles. See: Industries, Linen
textiles
Linguistic minorities: 82, 112, 208,
347, 511, 512, 527, 597, 616, 629,
630, 631, 632, 633, 638, 640, 643,
644, 648, 651, 652, 654, 655, 663,
664, 665, 666, 668, 669, 670, 671,
672, 675, 684, 695, 702, 1515,
2694, 2782, 2784, 2808, 2948,
2962, 3078, 3188, 3190, 3347,
3551, 4139, 4222, 4499.
Liquor: 3, 133, 215, 267, 564, 601,
Libraries: 10, 19, 129, 143, 144, 155,
1092,
1200,
1275,
1310,
1324,
1382,
1615,
1693,
2166,
2180,
2399,
2478,
2817,
2888,
2959,
2967,
2969,
2970,
2975,
2977,
2979,
2983,
2986,
2987,
2989,
2995,
2996,
2998,
3437,
3780,
3833,
3872,
3926,
3990,
3992,
4025,
4222,
4225,
4240,
4266,
4268,
4271,
4280,
4333,
4334,
4356,
4365,
4378,
4380,
4421,
4490, 4521.
Libraries,
Public:
1, 13,
23, 139, 157,
333, 334, 430, 559, 673,
1182,
1192,
1238,
1242,
1266,
1341,
1342,
1343,
1344,
1345,
1346,
1361,
1401,
1442,
1556,
1559,
1672,
1895,
2204,
2410,
2434,
2501,
2582,
2583,
2782,
2968,
2969,
2971,
2972,
2973,
2974,
2975,
2976,
2978,
2980,
2981,
874, 1083, 3162, 3191, 3243, 3259,
3351, 3535, 3740, 3976, 4141,
4208, 4225, 4268, 4510.
Literary collections: 34, 129, 559,
567, 603, 651, 2416, 2789, 2947,
2948, 2959, 2973, 2974, 2978,
2992, 2998, 3004, 3190.
Literature: 34, 108, 634, 647, 648,
650, 663, 671, 672, 1121, 2538,
2932,
2938,
2946,
2948,
2952,
2959,
2967, 3011, 3392, 3941.
Livestock: 13, 19,
28, 29, 49, 52, 269,
284,
580, 589, 619, 680,
809,
1191,
1354,
1358,
1683,
1737,
1741,
1745,
1748,
1749,
1756,
1760,
1762,
1765,
1767,
1776,
1778,
1779,
1780,
1781,
1782,
1783,
1784,
1786,
1788,
1789,
1790,
1794,
1800,
1801,
1803,
1901,
1902,
1931,
2234,
2378,
2379,
2392,
2467,
3339,
3841,
Subject Heading Index
491
3847, 3849, 3855, 3858, 3999,
4000, 4040, 4216, 4421, 4432,
4433, 4444, 4456, 4487, 4510,
4517.
Livestock, Cattle: 1, 10, 20, 49, 516,
1191, 1302, 1503, 1573, 1746,
1757, 1759, 1765, 1768, 1774,
1775, 1779, 1782, 1788, 1793,
1877, 1931, 2277, 2378, 3858,
4253, 4307, 4433, 4441, 4513,
4518.
Livestock, Hogs: 1, 857, 1765, 1776,
1779, 1782, 1788, 1867, 1902,
1931, 2015, 2257, 3858, 4194,
4220, 4225, 4444.
Livestock, Horses: 1, 20, 49, 857,
1191, 1427, 1543, 1674, 1775,
1777, 1779, 1784, 1788, 1793,
1977, 2167, 2506, 3307, 3781,
3841, 3855, 3858, 4225, 4240,
4246, 4253, 4258, 4435, 4437.
Livestock, Poultry: 19, 516, 1007,
1777, 1782, 1788, 1931, 2015,
3858, 4225, 4227, 4490.
Livestock, Sheep: 49, 1302, 1427,
1781, 1788, 2005, 2015, 2480,
3858, 4203, 4212, 4448, 4449,
4514.
Local improvements: 1735, 2417,
2615, 2616, 2647, 2648, 2674,
2690, 4311, 4376, 4421.
Local ownership. See: Ownership,
Local
Lodges: 39, 47, 295, 635, 689, 1168,
1169, 1182, 1183, 1184, 1239,
1242, 1251, 1266, 1286, 1383,
1420, 1453, 1500, 1510, 1519,
1536, 1538, 1553, 1645, 1646,
1685, 1700, 1705, 1729, 1730,
2501, 3806, 3828, 4011, 4222,
4229, 4246, 4271, 4273, 4275,
4276, 4278, 4280, 4283, 4285,
4295, 4307, 4382, 4400, 4499.
Log buildings. See: Buildings, Log
Lumbering: 1, 673, 1067, 1789, 1953,
1991, 2365, 2375, 2379, 2427,
4180.
Lutheran churches. See: Chinches,
Lutheran or specific churches
Machinery manufactures. See:
Industries, Machinery
Magistrates: 13, 50, 52, 84, 275, 859,
1266, 1293, 1417, 1457, 1563,
1564, 1565, 1664, 3969, 4020,
4380, 4487.
Mail delivery: 10, 23, 40, 48, 51, 52,
1084, 1193, 2092, 2095, 2099,
2108, 2116, 2117, 2119, 2120,
2121, 2126, 2127, 2141, 2515,
2818, 3926, 4388, 4414, 4454,
4465, 4484, 4527.
Manufacturers: 1, 3, 19, 45, 46, 51,
312, 316, 323,
332, 335, 345,
1209,
1211,
1212,
1221,
1222,
1247,
1272,
1273,
1274,
1284,
1285,
1298,
1307,
1331,
1333,
1362,
1397,
1405,
1406,
1409,
1413,
1415,
1418,
1428,
1434,
1459,
1471,
1476,
1495,
1498,
1508,
1514,
1520,
1521,
1531,
1534,
1542,
1588,
1589,
1591,
1592,
1593,
1596,
1609,
1614,
1619,
1651,
1653,
1660,
1687,
1692,
1695,
1696,
1709,
1719,
1732,
1735,
1736,
1737,
1738,
1848,
1849,
1851,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1858,
1864,
1865,
1868,
1881,
1913,
1914,
1915,
1918,
1920,
1923,
1961,
1974,
1990,
2017,
2028,
2032,
2033,
2036,
2167,
2213,
2214,
2215,
2216,
2217,
2219,
2220,
2221,
2222,
2223,
2225,
2228,
2229,
2235,
2236,
2239,
2243,
2245,
2246,
2248,
2249,
2253,
2255,
2256,
2259,
2260,
2261,
2262,
2264,
2265,
2267,
2268,
2269,
2273,
2274,
2275,
2276,
2278,
2280,
2282,
2284,
2286,
2287,
2295,
2674,
2681,
3074,
3763,
3775,
3985,
4032,
4125,
4227,
4237,
4240,
4246,
4275,
4278,
4279,
4280,
4283,
4289,
4294,
4295,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4318,
4324,
4325,
4328,
4330,
4333,
4336,
4341,
4354,
4370, 4380, 4412, 4418.
Manufacturing. See: Industries
Manuscripts: 127, 128, 137, 159, 253,
254, 345, 378, 383, 477, 500, 648,
857, 1117, 1121, 1443, 1860, 1994,
2419, 2588, 3195, 3379, 3451,
3645, 3782, 3879, 3880, 3881,
3882.
Maps and plans: 20, 28, 31, 38, 49,
131, 139, 144, 149, 151, 152, 157,
159, 214, 225, 254, 261, 269, 281,
283, 292, 308, 310, 312, 313, 316,
340, 343, 454, 517, 518, 528, 562,
586, 598, 601, 669, 671, 700, 701,
720, 753, 774, 783, 821, 936, 1028,
1054, 1092, 1099, 1111, 1128,
1131, 1357, 1569, 1637, 1732,
1758,
1776,
1777,
1781,
1859,
1902,
1920,
1931,
1991,
1997,
2043,
2044,
2045,
2051,
2065,
2111,
2135,
2167,
2185,
2191,
2197,
2201,
2203,
2285,
2303,
2306,
2310,
2311,
2314,
2320,
2323,
2334,
2346,
2349,
2351,
2353,
2357,
2363,
2365,
2369,
2373,
2398,
2410,
2434,
2437,
2438,
2443,
2457,
2467,
2470,
2478,
2481,
2484,
2495,
2498,
2515,
2518,
2519,
2524,
2545,
2556,
2558,
2563,
2565,
2567,
2574,
2575,
2581,
2586,
2606,
2615,
2616,
2620,
2624,
2626,
2627,
2629,
2630,
2631,
2632,
2639,
2640,
2641,
2647,
2648,
2649,
2652,
2653,
2655,
2659,
2663,
2664,
2666,
2668,
2671,
2672,
2674,
2678,
2680,
2689,
2696,
2697,
2718,
2729,
2798,
2874,
2877,
2969,
3003,
3236,
3237,
3270,
3340,
3341,
3347,
3370,
3397,
3402,
3404,
3533,
3662,
3879,
3880,
3881,
3882,
3893,
3895,
3896,
3901,
3947,
3958,
3961,
3983,
3986,
3992,
3996,
3999,
4023,
4028,
4048,
4055,
4057,
4077,
4135,
4156,
4172,
4185,
4190,
4195,
4197,
4204,
4207,
4238,
4269,
4273,
4305,
4309,
4314,
4374,
4384,
4412,
4428,
4429,
4430,
4432,
4433,
4436,
4441,
4454,
4456,
4462,
4472,
4483,
4490,
4496,
4499,
4502,
4508,
4517,
4521,
4522,
4524, 4526.
Markets: 23, 340, 580,
1735, 1736,
1737,
1741,
1743,
1788,
1881,
1901,
1902,
1909,
1931,
1945,
1991,
2157,
2201,
2203,
2204,
2379,
2396,
2665,
2680,
3192,
3999,
4000,
4032,
4157,
4295,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4311,
4330,
4334,
4342,
4351,
4365,
4374,
4375, 4380, 4513.
Marriage: 79, 82, 86, 100, 101, 344,
349, 350, 429, 430, 448, 453, 485,
497, 510, 524, 533, 546, 550, 561,
580, 581, 594, 612, 620, 655, 695,
848, 1086, 1202, 1229, 1364, 1416,
1561, 1688, 3177, 3183, 3273,
3296, 3315, 3347, 3365, 3385,
3437, 3947, 4018, 4311, 4453,
4527.
Marriage registers: 89, 139, 156, 157,
360, 383, 387, 408, 411, 429, 443,
492
Subject Heading Index
448, 453, 483, 484, 1042, 1357,
3232, 3269, 3333, 3379, 3673,
3698.
Material culture. See: Culture,
Mayors: 1, 10, 13, 316, 326, 635, 907,
1147,
1167,
1168,
1176,
1179,
1181,
1182,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1192,
1201,
1210,
1239,
1245,
1254,
1268,
1269,
1270,
1271,
1273,
1274,
1284,
1320,
1360,
1361,
1362,
1405,
1406,
1407,
1428,
1432,
1433,
1434,
1439,
1453,
1476,
1484,
1485,
1490,
1491,
1535,
1536,
1545,
1557,
1565,
1570,
1591,
1601,
1604,
1613,
1620,
1631,
1656,
1664,
1666,
1667,
1685,
1690,
1700,
1856,
1908,
1954,
2039,
2086,
2615,
2616,
2692,
2951,
3799,
3931,
3963,
3964,
3965,
4112,
4119,
4127,
4132,
4136,
4137,
4162,
4217,
4220,
4227,
4247,
4251,
4263,
4266,
4271,
4280,
4282,
4292,
4299,
4306,
4307,
4310,
4312,
4320,
4324,
4327,
4338,
4351,
4354,
4363,
4370,
4374,
4378,
4380,
4396,
4397,
4400,
4413,
4414,
4415,
4421,
4518.
Measles. See: Diseases
Meat packing. See: Industries, Meat
packing
Mechanics Institutes: 39, 143, 1724,
2972, 2975, 2983, 2986, 2988,
2994, 3002, 3004, 3833, 4025,
4220, 4286, 4380, 4393, 4499.
Members of Legislative Assembly.
See: Elections, Provincial
Members of Parliament. See:
Elections, Federal
Membership records: 154, 3041,
3042, 3782, 3790, 3798, 3835,
3853, 4093, 4464.
Mennonite churches. See: Churches,
Mennonite or specific churches
Mennonites: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 15,
16, 18, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 30, 49,
85, 133, 145, 150, 151, 153, 154,
188, 191, 224, 251, 252, 255, 256,
258, 263, 265, 268, 271, 275, 278,
282, 288, 292, 293, 294, 296, 313,
314, 322, 324, 326, 332, 333, 353,
356, 369, 371, 377, 382, 392, 394,
398, 403, 406, 415, 416, 417, 420,
426, 430, 431, 433, 437, 438, 440,
449, 454, 462, 474, 475, 476, 481,
491, 492, 502, 507, 510 - 629,
632, 641, 643, 648, 649, 650, 651,
652, 654, 657, 666, 667, 668, 669,
671, 672, 673, 713, 716, 717, 718,
719, 720, 725, 729, 730, 731, 732,
734, 735, 739, 741, 743, 746, 747,
749, 750, 751, 756, 758, 759, 760,
761, 762, 763, 766, 769, 774, 775,
776, 777, 778, 779, 780, 781, 782,
785, 786, 787, 788, 789, 791, 793,
794, 797, 798, 799, 800, 801, 803,
804, 805, 806, 808, 809, 811, 812,
815, 816, 819, 822, 826, 827, 845,
846, 848, 849, 850, 851, 852, 860,
870, 871, 872, 873, 874, 882, 883,
884, 885, 887, 889, 890, 891, 896,
897, 899, 900, 901, 909, 911, 912,
913, 914, 916, 917, 918, 919, 920,
921, 922, 923, 924, 929, 932, 934,
935, 941, 942, 950, 951, 953, 954,
955, 958, 959, 962, 963, 964, 965,
966, 968, 970, 971, 972, 978, 986,
989, 990, 991, 992, 994, 995,
1002,
1017,
1018,
1027,
1028,
1029,
1030,
1031,
1032,
1033,
1038,
1039,
1040,
1044,
1045,
1046,
1048,
1050,
1053,
1055,
1056,
1058,
1059,
1060,
1061,
1063,
1067,
1069,
1070,
1071,
1072,
1075,
1076,
1077,
1078,
1079,
1080,
1083,
1086,
1087,
1089,
1092,
1095,
1096,
1097,
1098,
1099,
1100,
1103,
1117,
1118,
1119,
1120,
1121,
1122,
1123,
1126,
1127,
1137,
1139,
1150,
1152,
1153,
1157,
1158,
1159,
1161,
1163,
1167,
1180,
1213,
1223,
1227,
1238,
1241,
1308,
1319,
1343,
1344,
1347,
1348,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1352,
1353,
1354,
1356,
1357,
1358,
1359,
1367,
1368,
1369,
1370,
1396,
1398,
1435,
1448,
1449,
1455,
1456,
1515,
1516,
1547,
1564,
1575,
1576,
1611,
1628,
1630,
1631,
1634,
1635,
1636,
1637,
1678,
1697,
1698,
1714,
1737,
1766,
1771,
1782,
1790,
1804,
1816,
1885,
1931,
2051,
2096,
2124,
2171,
2199,
2304,
2314,
2321,
2427,
2439,
2441,
2462,
2518,
2525,
2537,
2538,
2539,
2586,
2618,
2622,
2639,
2718,
2729,
2731,
2736,
2738,
2739,
2760,
2761,
2766,
2809,
2818,
2826,
2848,
2877,
2878,
2908,
2932,
2941,
2948,
2962,
2963,
3006,
3046,
3057,
3059,
3062,
3063,
3064,
3066,
3067,
3069,
3072,
3074,
3075,
3077,
3078,
3079,
3080,
3083,
3084,
3085,
3092,
3093,
3095,
3096,
3097,
3099,
3103,
3114,
3115,
3116,
3118,
3120,
3121,
3122,
3124,
3126,
3128,
3129,
3132,
3133,
3134,
3135,
3136,
3137,
3138,
3139,
3140,
3141,
3142,
3143,
3144,
3146,
3147,
3148,
3149,
3151,
3153,
3167,
3168,
3169,
3170,
3171,
3174,
3176,
3184,
3185,
3186,
3187,
3189,
3192,
3193,
3197,
3204,
3208,
3211,
3214,
3215,
3216,
3217,
3219,
3220,
3221,
3222,
3224,
3232,
3238 •
3401,
3487,
3608,
3642,
3740,
3774,
3783,
3792,
3837,
3845,
3856,
3862,
3864,
3876,
3889,
3890,
3904,
3909,
3925,
3927,
3928,
3931,
3933,
3952,
3955,
3961,
3968,
4060,
4080,
4105,
4128,
4132,
4147,
4190,
4194,
4195,
4212,
4217,
4221,
4226,
4278,
4282,
4285,
4286,
4309,
4317,
4319,
4327,
4353,
4354,
4356,
4369,
4371,
4372,
4378,
4380,
4407,
4412,
4422,
4432,
4435,
4437,
4441,
4444
4448,
4449,
4452,
4453,
4455^
4456,
4464,
4465,
4467,
4478,
4487,
4495,
4497,
4499,
4517, 4522, 4523, 4525.
Mennonites, Old Order: 28, 278, 313,
319, 370, 392, 512, 523, 524, 525,
530, 532, 535, 540, 545, 546, 547,
549, 550, 551, 552, 558, 561, 562,
563, 564, 566, 575, 576, 581, 582,
584, 586, 587, 588, 589, 594, 597,
598, 600, 601, 620, 623, 624, 625,
626, 627, 629, 634, 648, 733, 923,
961, 966, 1068, 1078, 1086, 1121,
1261, 1348, 1358, 1443, 1513,
1515, 1517, 1547, 1766, 1777,
1782, 1784, 2058, 2124, 2165,
2171, 2185, 2192, 2206, 2308,
2309, 2314, 2427, 2462, 2466,
2538, 2545, 2750, 2799, 2814,
3012, 3046, 3103, 3122, 3131,
3135, 3138, 3139, 3144, 3153,
3193, 3204, 3216, 3217, 3218,
3219, 3220, 3221, 3222, 3223,
3243, 3244, 3253, 3259, 3269,
3275, 3276, 3277, 3281, 3282,
3283, 3284, 3289, 3293, 3294,
3298, 3300, 3302, 3310, 3314,
3319, 3321, 3322, 3324, 3326,
Subject Heading Index
3327, 3339, 3341, 3342, 3343,
3345, 3347, 3348, 3355, 3356,
3358, 3359, 3361, 3365, 3371,
3372, 3379, 3389, 3392, 3399,
3400, 3740, 3864, 4441, 4467,
4478, 4499, 4503, 4518, 4522,
4527.
Mennonites, Russian: 288, 505, 532,
534, 536, 540, 547, 550, 551, 562,
565, 572, 586, 588, 590, 591, 602,
604, 607, 608, 609, 616, 626, 629,
648, 651, 652, 669, 672, 908, 913,
927, 928, 929, 1015, 1019, 1071,
1092, 1352, 1455, 1456, 1577,
1631, 1634, 1635, 1637, 1654,
2948, 3006, 3075, 3120, 3137,
3139, 3140, 3143, 3144, 3157,
3221, 3222, 3259, 3266, 3275,
3286, 3292, 3293, 3294, 3300,
3329, 3347, 3357, 3358, 3375,
3395, 3399, 3401, 3537, 3783,
3864.
Mental health. See: Health care
Mental institutions. See: Institutions,
Mental
Merchants: 13, 33, 47, 312, 316, 326,
1024, 1147, 1167, 1292, 1372,
1373, 1375, 1376, 1377, 1403,
1523, 1543, 1568, 1595, 1614,
1624, 1626, 1642, 1650, 1665,
1699, 1720, 2182, 2205, 2615,
2616, 2643, 2854, 3474, 4143,
4178, 4277, 4298, 4351, 4354,
4374, 4380, 4386, 4444, 4472,
4474, 4499, 4517.
Metal products. See: Industries,
Metal products
Methodist churches. See: Churches,
Methodist or specific churches
Migration process: 195, 272, 288,
292, 345, 507, 517, 519, 522, 525,
529, 531, 533, 537, 539, 557, 570,
589, 599, 606, 612, 616, 625, 634,
637, 654, 656, 671, 672, 686, 688,
690, 692, 693, 694, 704, 706, 707,
710, 713, 720, 757, 771, 848, 863,
866, 867, 874, 943, 1012, 1079,
1121, 1160, 1519, 1628, 2019,
2667, 3069, 3120, 3288, 3290,
3347, 3863, 4202, 4248, 4432,
4455, 4478, 4481, 4498, 4523. See
also: Emigration, Immigration.
Military conscription: 23, 133, 268,
524, 532, 547, 550, 562, 590, 620,
626, 631, 866, 1092, 1455, 1611,
3011, 3242, 3259, 3286, 3293,
3300, 3303, 3307, 3313, 3347,
493
3357,
3368,
3388,
3399,
3536,
4472,
4473,
4474,
4480,
4481,
3618,
3715,
4087,
4108,
4121,
4483,
4485,
4498,
4515,
4517,
4123,
4132,
4133,
4137,
4143,
4523,
4524, 4528.
4146,
4147, 4163, 4164, 4517.
Mineral springs: 3, 10, 16, 22, 23, 49,
Military history:
10, 39.
, 133, 332,
332, 979, 1414, 1983, 2155,
2285,
648, 819, 1302, 1408, 1525,
3303,
2350,
3168,
3889,
4237,
4255,
3747,
3839,
3872,
3895, 4079 -
4275,
4318, 4391, 4395.
4111,
4128,
4137,
4164,
4255,
Ministers
. See: Clergy
4310, 4412.
Minutes:
156, 728, 832,
1145, 2093,
Military service: 264, 514, 550, 648,
2128,
2707,
2708,
2728,
2771,
1176,
1203,
1408,
3259,
3357,
2772,
2775,
2969,
3267,
3323,
3388,
3618,
4080,
4081,
4082,
3334,
3352,
3353,
3511,
3526,
4084,
4088,
4100,
4101,
4105,
3569,
3639,
3675,
3698,
3699,
4106,
4110,
4133,
4146,
4163,
3700,
3749,
3770,
3778,
3782,
4339.
3853,
3915,
3973,
3980,
3981,
Militia: 23, 145,
286, 631, 691,
771,
4271,
4274,
4448,
4449,
4454,
1184,
1254,
1258,
1314,
1324,
4458, 4459, 4464, 4488, 4530.
1504,
1530,
1535,
1538,
1672,
Missionaries: 191, 255,
515, 586, 626,
1891,
3894,
3896,
4079,
4080,
896, 916, 1063, 1185, 1223,
1265,
4087,
4089,
4090,
4092,
4098,
1424,
2877,
2878,
2944,
3238,
4105,
4106,
4111,
4121,
4125,
3245,
3250,
3255,
3261,
3268,
4137,
4164,
4212,
4228,
4240,
3286,
3296,
3297,
3299,
3307,
4247,
4255,
4266,
4278,
4279,
3314,
3315,
3320,
3328,
3329,
4280,
4290,
4307,
4310,
4356,
3337,
3338,
3347,
3352,
3353,
4380, 4397, 4483.
3355,
3361,
3365,
3375,
3376,
Millinery.
See: Industries, Millinery
3378,
3391,
3395,
3396,
3402,
Mills: 1,
3, 7, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 23,
3410,
3411,
3416,
3417,
3420,
49, 50, 52,
149, 232, 257, 259,
3425,
3429,
3432,
3437,
3440,
288, 294, 322, 324, J
332, 333, 516,
3441,
3442,
3444,
3448,
3453,
521, 553, 635, 766, '
785, 789, 809,
3454,
3455,
3456,
3457,
3458,
824, 875, 879, 889, !
B96, 908, 951,
3459,
3460,
3461,
3462,
3465,
1002,
1078,
1080,
1092,
1146,
3470,
3474,
3475,
3478,
3487,
1294,
1324,
1358,
1370,
1376,
3488,
3494,
3495,
3498,
3506,
1377,
1400,
1401,
1430,
1500,
3535,
3538,
3541,
3558,
3569,
1501,
1548,
1612,
1626,
1652,
3628,
3630,
3631,
3632,
3633,
1654,
1656,
1657,
1664,
1680,
3645,
3667,
3671,
3686,
3706,
1683,
1733,
1843,
1855,
1865,
3710,
3715,
3719,
3864,
3947,
1877,
1878,
1882,
1888,
1896,
4240, 4324, 4499.
1910,
1912,
1940,
1941,
1942,
Monuments: 6, !
L9, 216, 249, 279,
1950,
1953,
1956,
1963,
1976,
373,
552, 585, 671, 794,
1089,
1977,
1984,
1990,
1995,
2005,
1236,
1312,
1347,
1370,
1475,
2007,
2009,
2030,
2051,
2179,
1657,
1836,
1984,
2049,
2072,
2295,
2311,
2359,
2375,
2379,
2088,
2107,
2441,
2470,
2479,
2385,
2401,
2406,
2409,
2440,
2589,
2806,
2950,
2966,
3036,
2478,
2480,
2512,
2514,
2518,
3056,
3113,
3160,
3247,
3270,
2536,
2542,
2586,
2607,
2701,
3387,
3491,
3641,
3649,
3712,
2775,
3082,
3728,
3874,
3883,
3734,
3773,
3884,
3889,
3890,
3955,
3972,
4011,
4178,
4180,
3891,
3892,
3920,
3925,
3928,
4184,
4186,
4190,
4191,
4193,
3930,
3931,
3933,
3937,
3949,
4202,
4212,
4240,
4246,
4248,
3956,
3957,
3968,
4083,
4085,
4251,
4255,
4262,
4266,
4268,
4088,
4091,
4094,
4180,
4255,
4270,
4274,
4275,
4282,
4286,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4384,
4439,
4308,
4318,
4356,
4372,
4385,
4490, 4494.
4387,
4388,
4390,
4391,
4393,
Moral conditions: 10, 571, 2932,
4395,
4408,
4414,
4423,
4435,
3162,
3261,
3286,
3296,
3303,
4437,
4448,
4449,
4451,
4452,
3315,
3351,
3629,
4008,
4012,
4455,
4456,
4462,
4466,
4469,
4015,
4020, 4034, 4421, 4510.
494
Subject Heading Index
Mortality: 347, 436, 479, 485, 562,
Municipal
services: 13, 316, 326, 328,
3764,
3812,
3814,
3815,
3819,
1561,
2493, 2943, 4040, 4072.
340, 673, 700, 851,
1168,
1731,
3843,
3854,
3863,
3898,
3955,
Mortgages: 1168, 4411.
1835,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1858,
4078,
4096,
4178,
4190,
4217,
Municipal corruption: 316, 1168,
1920,
1970,
2022,
2064,
2086,
4218,
4220,
4222,
4225,
4233,
4010,
4013, 4126, 4127, 4159.
2495,
2587,
2628,
2630,
2631,
4235,
4237,
4240,
4247,
4253,
Municipal councils: 1, 37, 52, 74, 316,
2634,
2640,
2660,
2674,
2681,
4254,
4266,
4273,
4276,
4279,
326, 1167, 1168, 1209, 1210, 1245,
2685,
2689,
2690,
2694,
2697,
4280,
4289,
4295,
4298,
4299,
1247,
1250,
1263,
1269,
1270,
2972,
2982,
3762,
3914,
3919,
4307,
4308,
4310,
4318,
4324,
1272,
1273,
1274,
1284,
1292,
3920,
3921,
3980,
3983,
3987,
4325,
4327,
4329,
4339,
4351,
1298,
1330,
1331,
1333,
1361,
3988,
3990,
3991,
3992,
3994,
4354,
4356,
4363,
4370,
4374,
1362,
1405,
1406,
1413,
1428,
3996,
4001,
4003,
4006,
4015,
4380,
4382,
4392,
4395,
4396,
1434,
1439,
1447,
1452,
1485,
4023,
4025,
4026,
4028,
4032,
4400,
4401,
4413,
4414,
4416,
1490,
1533,
1535,
1536,
1538,
4044,
4052,
4055,
4056,
4057,
4417,
4419,
4422,
4439,
4490,
1543,
1578,
1591,
1592,
1604,
4058,
4062,
4066,
4076,
4077,
4494,
4499,
4517,
4521,
4522,
1619,
1620,
1629,
1651,
1656,
4183,
4232,
4233,
4261,
4263,
4525.
1668,
1669,
1699,
1724,
1731,
4269,
4271,
4275,
4278,
4279,
1854,
1856,
1858,
2009,
2426,
4280,
4283,
4284,
4299,
4311,
2495,
2615,
2616,
2628,
3762,
4317, 1
4320,
4327,
4329,
4330,
Natural landscape. See: Landscape,
3867,
3973,
3974,
3980,
3986,
4333,
4334,
4338,
4344,
4351,
Natural
3989,
3990,
3996,
4001,
4025,
4374,
4375,
4378,
4380,
4388,
Natural resources. See: Resources,
4026,
4028,
4032,
4057,
4120,
4389,
4398,
4407,
4411,
4416,
Natural
4126,
4137,
4143,
4149,
4159,
4419, -
4459.
Newspapers: 1, 7, 10, 19, 23, 25, 37,
4161,
4162,
4164,
4208,
4210,
Museums
. See: Galleries and
47, 49, 75 -
125, 136, 137, 139,
4214,
4220,
4222,
4233,
4261,
museums
145, 146, 157
, 280,
294, 316, 320,
4271,
4273,
4275,
4278,
4280,
Musical instruments. See: Industries,
326, 332, 333, 336,
340, 349, 350,
4289,
4295,
4299,
4304,
4306,
Musical instruments
528, 545, 593, 611,
631, 633, 635,
4311,
4312,
4317,
4334,
4351,
Music and musicians: 1
, 8, 10,
12,
641, 644, 648, 663,
664, 665, 671,
4374,
4378,
4380,
4398,
4412,
13, 23,
24, 52, 148, 314, 333, 532,
672,
673, 675, 677, 682,
, 691,
4458,
4459,
4499,
4510,
4517,
550, 564, 586, 611, 646, 648, 653,
1085,
1090,
1092,
1098,
1132,
4524,
4530.
655, 662, 667
, 671, 672, 673, 681,
1184,
1187,
1192,
1213,
1240,
Municipal elections. See: Elections,
704, 929, 1013, 1047, 1092,
1134,
1246,
1295,
1306,
1335,
1336,
Municipal
1179,
1183,
1184,
1187,
1193,
1339,
1347,
1349,
1350,
1351,
Municipal finance: 316, 3980, 3990,
1215,
1225,
1338,
1357,
1594,
1366,
1438,
1451,
1452,
1453,
4001,
4028,
4076,
4127,
4306,
1595,
1600,
1604,
1615,
1616,
1467,
1493,
1507,
1545,
1563,
4311,
4333,
4380,
4459,
4488,
1669,
1682,
1689,
1704,
1710,
1564,
1565,
1566,
1584,
1585,
4510, 4524.
1725,
1727,
1864,
1926,
2050,
1598,
1721,
1722,
1723,
1724,
Municipal government. See:
2166,
2179,
2227,
2410,
2754,
1737,
1794,
1855,
1885,
1895,
Government, Municipal
2959,
3005,
3006,
3007,
3008,
1898,
1932,
1989,
1992,
2022,
Municipal incorporation:
: 3, 13,
23,
3009,
3012,
3013,
3014,
3015,
2033,
2041,
2048,
2111,
2453,
24, 332, 1370, 1389,
3969,
3974,
3016,
3017,
3018,
3019,
3020,
2480,
2843,
2872,
2875,
2943,
3984,
4025,
4143,
4149,
4202,
3021,
3024,
3025,
3026,
3027,
3003,
3022,
3023,
3190,
3202,
4212,
4240,
4242,
4268,
4271,
3028,
3029,
3030,
3031,
3032,
3296,
3312,
3315,
3322,
3364,
4273,
4275,
4297,
4306,
4310,
3033,
3034,
3035,
3036,
3037,
3391,
3414,
3437,
3517,
3538,
4319,
4327,
4343,
4351,
4374,
3038,
3039,
3040,
3041,
3042,
3548,
3563,
3725,
3729,
3742,
4378,
4383,
4388,
4400,
4412,
3043,
3044,
3045,
3046,
3048,
3815,
3819,
3869,
3870,
3872,
4455,
4481, 4498, 4523.
3051,
3052,
3053,
3054,
3079,
3873,
3879,
3880,
3881,
3882,
Municipal ownership: 13, 316,
1846,
3083,
3177,
3180,
3181,
3185,
3889,
3893,
3894,
3895,
3896,
1856, 4310.
3191,
3192,
3238,
3255,
3265,
3897,
3901,
3958,
3973,
3998,
Municipal politics. See: Politics,
3291,
3292,
3297,
3307,
3322,
4011,
4018,
4025,
4092,
4094,
Municipal
3323,
3331,
3334,
3338,
3339,
4119,
4121,
4125,
4135,
4136,
Municipal records: 134,
156, 316,
3360,
3368,
3375,
3385,
3399,
4146,
4157,
4178,
4181,
4195,
1168,
3955,
3979,
3980,
4001,
3422,
3450,
3467,
3468,
3470,
4212,
4220,
4222,
4227,
4233,
4028,
4094,
4175,
4273,
4293,
3476,
3495,
3511,
3513,
3514,
4240,
4255,
4257,
4262,
4263,
4304,
4306,
4311,
4459,
4524,
3524,
3537,
3549,
3559,
3576,
4266,
4286,
4290,
4299,
4310,
4530.
3591,
3592,
3614,
3628,
3630,
4317,
4318,
4324,
4327,
4351,
Municipal reform: 316, 1168, 3974,
3650,
3652,
3658,
3662,
3686,
4354,
4356,
4370,
4374,
4380,
3989,
3990, 3994, 4003, 4126.
3687,
3695,
3713,
3715,
3719,
4382,
4383,
4387,
4388,
4392,
Subject Heading Index
495
4395,
4396, 4400,
4401, 4402,
1932,
1942,
1948,
1954,
1955,
Output: 1860, 1874, 1886, 3999,
4407,
4408, 4413,
4414, 4443,
2025,
2043,
2129,
2150,
2167,
4000.
4453,
4472, 4479,
4484, 4487,
2419,
2439,
2633,
2653,
2706,
Ownership, Foreign: 146, 1436,
1733,
4499,
4502, 4517, 4525.
2756,
2767,
2771,
2788,
2815,
1847,
1853,
1855,
1857,
1859,
Notables. See: Elites
2829,
2864,
2995,
3051,
3074,
1954,
1980, 2036, 3999, 4000.
Novels and novelists: 535, 540, 541,
3106,
3298,
3339,
3395,
3485,
Ownership, Local: 146, 316, 322, 324,
584, 727, 1229, 1316, 1344, 1537,
3786,
3947,
3999,
4000,
4017,
1436,
1847,
1853,
1854,
1855,
2934,
2938, 2945,
2946, 2959,
4019,
4026,
4037,
4119,
4120,
1856,
1857,
1859,
1874,
2019,
2961,
2964, 3954, 4257.
4162,
4190,
4191,
4192,
4193,
2036, 4121.
Nuptiality. See: Marriage
4195,
4197,
4221,
4240,
4371,
Nurseries: 1400, 1402,
1483, 1751,
4380,
4389,
4392,
4394,
4404,
1974,
3808, 4192,
4263, 4439,
4405,
4422,
4433,
4443,
4460,
Pacifism:
550, 590, 3011, 3280,
3300,
4499.
4474,
4477,
4478,
4482,
4487,
3303,
3313,
3357,
3365,
3388,
Nurses: 10, 133, 1175,
1200, 1332,
4490,
4499,
4506,
4511,
4512,
3399,
4105, 4121.
1528,
2903, 3365,
3839, 4047,
4514, 4517.
Parades and pageants: 653, 671, 672,
4048,
4056, 4064,
4066, 4072,
Occupations, Women: 25, 332,
342,
1583,
2396,
2829,
3009,
3034,
4075,
4096, 4280, 4518.
515, 516, 525, 544, 580, 594, 603,
3045,
3476,
3799,
3864,
3907,
661, 929, 981, 983,
1001,
1007,
3936,
3947,
3968,
3976,
4015,
1187,
1193,
1200,
1225,
1290,
4174,
4230,
4235,
4237,
4252,
Oatmeal mills. See: Industries,
1296,
1323,
1332,
1343,
1345,
4258,
4280,
4289,
4339,
4355,
Oatmeal mills
1346,
1358,
1392,
1422,
1458,
4380,
4398,
4403,
4413,
4415,
Obituaries: 82, 89, 101,
, 157, 724,
1501,
1528,
1673,
1693,
1709,
4465,
4476, 4503.
742,
770, 889, 892, 1022, 1036,
1726,
1738,
1758,
1777,
1789,
Parks and playgrounds:
1, 8, 12, 13,
1082,
1110, 1131,
1169, 1178,
1809,
1827,
1860,
1865,
1881,
19, 23, 29,
314, 332, 333
, 334,
1179,
1180, 1181,
1182, 1183,
1895,
1914,
1927,
1932,
1933,
671, 672, 1092, 1294, 1411,
1434,
1184,
1185, 1186,
1187, 1188,
1959,
1961,
1975,
2005,
2010,
1436,
1483,
1669,
1672,
2076,
1189,
1190, 1191,
1192, 1193,
2041,
2084,
2138,
2148,
2151,
2179,
2296,
2297,
2313,
2315,
1195,
1203, 1204,
1219, 1225,
2179,
2188,
2195,
2379,
2480,
2317,
2321,
2333,
2357,
2358,
1239,
1240, 1257,
1264, 1265,
2682,
2712,
2714,
2717,
2720,
2359,
2361,
2373,
2376,
2398,
1271,
1278, 1280,
1286, 1288,
2728,
2731,
2748,
2764,
2769,
2524,
2615,
2616,
2623,
2624,
1291,
1297, 1311,
1318, 1349,
2780,
2782,
2788,
2797,
2801,
2625,
2626,
2631,
2647,
2649,
1358,
1363, 1365,
1383, 1385,
2815,
2817,
2818,
2822,
2832,
2669,
2670,
2671,
2674,
2682,
1407,
1408, 1420,
1421, 1424,
2843,
2847,
2903,
2978,
2983,
2683,
2689,
2695,
2696,
2697,
1431,
1435, 1450,
1454, 1461,
2986,
3072,
3073,
3074,
3085,
2724,
2820,
3180,
3734,
3773,
1470,
1474, 1479,
1480, 1482,
3095,
3106,
3116,
3118,
3119,
3955,
3987,
3990,
3992,
4001,
1494,
1522, 1546,
1561, 1567,
3120,
3136,
3137,
3142,
3186,
4033,
4069,
4070,
4078,
4136,
1571,
1629, 1633,
1638, 1645,
3240,
3250,
3263,
3361,
3365,
4173,
4183,
4218,
4225,
4230,
1658,
1681, 1685,
1686, 1689,
3418,
3423,
3431,
3451,
3741,
4232,
4233,
4246,
4247,
4258,
1694,
1700, 1701,
1707, 1716,
3821,
3839,
3841,
3849,
4000,
4261,
4263,
4271,
4273,
4278,
1730,
3296, 3315,
3414, 3427,
4008,
4011,
4014,
4017,
4022,
4280,
4283,
4284,
4289,
4290,
3853,
3961, 4177, 4469, 4470.
4026,
4034,
4037,
4047,
4048,
4295,
4298,
4299,
4310,
4327,
Occupations: 2, 28, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39,
4064,
4066,
4067,
4091,
4185,
4328,
4331,
4342,
4351,
4365,
45, 46, 47, 52, 55, 69, 72, 73, 249,
4193,
4195,
4225,
4255,
4280,
4374,
4380,
4396,
4398,
4400,
296, 312, 316, 326,
335, 338, 342,
4282,
4285,
4318,
4330,
4352,
4412,
4417, 4419, 4422, 4490.
343, 344, 345, 346,
347, 378, 393,
4394,
4397,
4433,
4485,
4499,
Patronage: 1168, 3654, 4119.
451, 493, 495, 504,
524, 530, 533,
4505.
Pensions: 550, 1436, 2023, 3313,
549, 550, 551, 568,
577, 588, 594,
Office buildings.
See: Buildings,
4110.
601, 624, 626, 656,
661, 671, 672,
Commercial
Periodicals: 135,
593, 638, 640,
648,
695, 701, 704, 708,
819, 825, 847,
Oil refining. See: Industries, Oil
2850.
853, !
877, 892, 956, 1001, 1060,
refining
Personnel records. See: Employment
1102,
1120, 1167,
1170, 1172,
Old Order Mennonites. See:
or Occupations
1177,
1182, 1183,
1184, 1185,
Mennonites, Old Order
Petitions: 278, 1083, 1092, 3692,
1187,
1191, 1195,
1200, 1201,
Opera: 3010, 4254.
4164,
4184,
4207,
4426,
4448,
1208,
1315, 1451,
1501, 1574,
Oral history: 133, 137,
141, 525,
4449, 4458, 4461, 4488, 4524.
1738,
1740, 1758,
1766, 1781,
1515,
3141, 3312, 4453.
Pharmacists: 1,
1181, 1184, 1321,
1784,
1797, 1827,
1843, 1850,
Orphanages: 2480, 2731, 4030,
4041,
1404,
1641,
1705,
2056,
2143,
1862,
1865, 1881,
1927, 1931,
4280,
4290, 4295.
2147,
2150,
2193,
2196,
2558,
496
Subject Heading Index
3200,
4177,
4263,
4270,
4298,
516, 691, 764, 1083, 1090,
1092,
2664,
2665,
2666,
2668,
2671,
4299,
4324, 4380, 4395, 4506.
1170, 1171,
1172,
1181,
1182,
2672,
2673,
2674,
2676,
2678,
Philanthropy: 1436, 1460, 2809, 3301,
1184, 1186,
1205,
1226,
1229,
2679,
2680,
2681,
2682,
2683,
3771,
3778, 3821, 3835, 3845.
1230, 1250,
1252,
1254,
1295,
2685,
2687,
2688,
2689,
2690,
Philately: 1493, 1604, 3768, 3810,
1332, 1385,
1390,
1394,
1395,
2691,
2692,
2693,
2694,
2695,
3830, 3935.
1404, 1414,
1422,
1432,
1433,
2696,
2874,
2883,
3757,
3983,
Photographs: 3,
10, 12,
13, 29,
129,
1439, 1442,
1445,
1473,
1488,
3985,
3986,
3987,
3988,
3990,
137, 144, 148, 313, 586, 722, 742,
1489, 1490,
1491,
1502,
1550,
3991,
3992,
3993,
3994,
3996,
951, 978, 1013, 1043, 1090,
1092,
1551, 1569,
1578,
1606,
1617,
3997,
3998,
3999,
4001,
4002,
1103,
1115,
1118,
1198,
1235,
1618, 1688,
1717,
1718,
1730,
4005,
4006,
4023,
4026,
4032,
1610,
1644,
1751,
1764,
1797,
1974, 2150,
2379,
2399,
2558,
4054,
4055,
4057,
4077,
4126,
1801,
1805,
1809,
1867,
1881,
2945, 2946,
2951,
3168,
3312,
4135,
4143,
4148,
4196,
4261,
1887,
1890,
1909,
1959,
2015,
3790, 3850,
4031,
4040,
4059,
4275,
4310,
4313,
4320,
4333,
2024,
2035,
2152,
2159,
2166,
4061, 4062,
4066,
4067,
4072,
4334,
4340, 4380, 4423.
2170,
2171,
2190,
2229,
2230,
4075, 4178,
4179,
4217,
4225,
Plans, Fire insurance: 130, 316, 2404,
2247,
2250,
2252,
2263,
2311,
4240, 4263,
4271,
4275,
4285,
4386,
4422, 4525.
2317,
2354,
2360,
2378,
2388,
4295, 4298,
4307,
4310,
4318,
Plowing matches: 13, 505, 1179,
2423,
2438,
2443,
2444,
2447,
4351, 4374,
4380,
4382,
4395,
1217,
1758,
1765,
1769,
1783,
2448,
2449,
2450,
2451,
2457,
4428, 4454,
4470,
4473,
4484,
1786,
1796,
1877,
3761,
3787,
2458,
2475,
2480,
2481,
2482,
4490, 4505,
4506,
4512,
4517,
3889,
4178,
4212,
4426,
4436,
2483,
2484,
2491,
2515,
2523,
4526, 4529.
4470.
2524,
2538,
2545,
2547,
2548,
Physical environment.
See:
Poets and poetry: 22, 34, 101, 109,
2549,
2550,
2552,
2553,
2554,
Environment, Physical
110, 506, 524, 567, 648, 651, 655,
2562,
2571,
2573,
2575,
2590,
Pioneers. See: Settlers, Pioneer
664,
665, 667, 671, 842,
979,
2602,
2716,
2726,
2729,
2742,
Place names: 8,
12, 22,
23, 25,
29,
1155,
1223,
1513,
1595,
1697,
2744,
2752,
2758,
2800,
2803,
42, 133, 149,
157, 189, 228, 247,
1955,
2050,
2078,
2153,
2701,
2819,
2839,
2851,
2855,
2878,
273, 276, 277
, 281,
285, 287, 291,
2734,
2760,
2775,
2790,
2791,
2885,
2889,
2903,
2905,
2909,
305, 308, 635
, 649,
652, 656, 668,
2792,
2932,
2935,
2936,
2937,
2921,
3022,
3040,
3059,
3064,
670, 671, 684, 685, 686, 694,
1277,
2938,
2939,
2940,
2941,
2942,
3068,
3082,
3093,
3127,
3235,
1370, 1411,
1617,
1672,
1953,
2944,
2946,
2947,
2948,
2950,
3309,
3347,
3411,
3414,
3436,
2119, 2120,
2503,
2522,
3341,
2952,
2955,
2956,
2957,
2959,
3446,
3449,
3468,
3471,
3475,
3618, 3669,
3872,
4120,
4121,
2961,
2962,
2963,
2965,
2986,
3477,
3479,
3506,
3513,
3539,
4123, 4129,
4137,
4139,
4146,
3034,
3079,
3127,
3171,
3175,
3576,
3600,
3603,
3609,
3621,
4147, 4164,
4195,
4210,
4220,
3177,
3183,
3185,
3187,
3194,
3638,
3645,
3658,
3662,
3698,
4250, 4262,
4323,
4388,
4410,
3278,
3297,
3365,
3414,
3429,
3708,
3718,
3722,
3738,
3747,
4423, 4440,
4441,
4446,
4447,
3454,
3550,
3652,
3684,
3694,
3754,
3755,
3819,
3837,
3860,
4466, 4473,
4474,
4480,
4483,
3815,
4229,
4230,
4255,
4289,
3870,
3879,
3880,
3881,
3882,
4485, 4490,
4491,
4507,
4521,
4290,
4356,
4448,
4449,
4454,
3894,
3895,
3897,
3938,
3947,
4529.
4525,
4527.
3961,
4029,
4035,
4058,
4106,
Pneumonia. See: Diseases,
Police: 133, 1187, 1200,
1954, 2396,
4172,
4176,
4180,
4190,
4204,
Pneumonia
3990,
3992,
4001,
4009,
4014,
4207,
4210,
4225,
4229,
4233,
Planning: 25, 28,
, 136,
148, 201, 314,
4016,
4020,
4076,
4164,
4217,
4235,
4263,
4270,
4276,
4277,
316, 317, 326,
, 334, ;
337, 338, 340,
4218,
4220,
4225,
4228,
4261,
4282,
4295,
4310,
4317,
4327,
343, 1167, 1275, 1439, 1459,
1732,
4263,
4273,
4275,
4278,
4280,
4342,
4346,
4351,
4354,
4365,
1735, 1736,
1737,
1785,
1857,
4289,
4299,
4310,
4311,
4318,
4366,
4367,
4370,
4374,
4400,
1913, 1945,
1957,
2043,
2045,
4327,
4333,
4334,
4356,
4380,
4407,
4413,
4414,
4416,
4426,
2064, 2065,
2112,
2170,
2203,
4396,
4398,
4400,
4414,
4419,
4430,
4433,
4434,
4436,
4463,
2298, 2308,
2314,
2315,
2321,
4439, 4453, 4474, 4490.
4467,
4486,
4502,
4522,
4526,
2323, 2346,
2357,
2359,
2364,
Police villages: 12, 313, 322, 324, 331,
4529.
2368, 2379,
2417,
2468,
2524,
338, 2495, 3974, 4474, 4478.
Photography and photographers: 1,
2614, 2615,
2616,
2617,
2619,
Polish. See: Settlers, Polish
978, 1181, 1198, 1301, 1354, 1371,
2620, 2621,
2622,
2623,
2625,
Polish language: 3437, 3831.
1850,
1851,
1974,
2076,
2151,
2626, 2627,
2629,
2630,
2631,
Political parties:
114, 326, 635,
664,
2188,
3100,
3896,
3927,
4222,
2632, 2635,
2636,
2638,
2640,
771, 1166, 1182, 1196, 1201,
1401,
4263,
4270,
4351,
4374,
4380,
2642, 2643,
2644,
2645,
2646,
1466,
1488,
1490,
1523,
1544,
4382,
4392, 4395, 4499, 4517.
2647, 2648,
2649,
2653,
2654,
1573,
1652,
1654,
1666,
1693,
Physicians: 1, 39, 49, 52, 54, 436,
2655, 2656,
2659,
2660,
2663,
1706,
1722,
1729,
1891,
2495,
Subject Heading Index
497
4117,
4125,
4128,
4132,
4134,
4143,
4147,
4148,
4156,
4159,
Post offices: 1, 10, 13, 33, 39, 40, 41,
4136,
4144,
4145,
4157,
4165,
4161,
4162,
4164,
4168,
4169,
47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57,
4166,
4167, 4168, 4169, 4286.
4240,
4266,
4306,
4334,
4354,
58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 74,
Politicians: 1, 13,
, 19, 20, 22, 39, 74,
4370, 4380, 4381, 4412.
79, 286, 312,
319, 947, 991, 1090,
114, 119, 521, 624, 631, 648, 681,
Politics, Provincial: 18,
20, 326, 332,
1092, 1177,
1187,
1191, 1293,
771, 976, 1092, 1166, 1167,
1168,
631, 635, 691, 1166, 1168,
1210,
1314, 1452,
1453,
1616, 1693,
1169,
1176,
1178,
1182,
1200,
1269,
1273,
1324,
1453,
1488,
1706, 1720,
2061,
2084, 2085,
1201,
1233,
1235,
1271,
1277,
1499,
1535,
1538,
1543,
1625,
2090, 2092,
2095,
2100, 2103,
1291,
1325,
1466,
1469,
1470,
1655,
1666,
1668,
1693,
1699,
2108, 2109,
2116,
2117, 2118,
1501,
1503,
1530,
1544,
1573,
1722,
1723,
1724,
2067,
2495,
2119, 2120,
2121,
2125, 2126,
1610,
1622,
1627,
1667,
1685,
3080,
3536,
3537,
3982,
3990,
2127, 2140,
2142,
2168, 2187,
1700,
1722,
1723,
2388,
2426,
3992,
4006,
4117,
4125,
4131,
2399, 2515,
2818,
3874, 3898,
2495,
3080,
3870,
3979,
3995,
4132,
4134,
4144,
4148,
4165,
3926, 3969,
3972,
3982, 4011,
4023,
4026,
4032,
4087,
4114,
4168,
4262, 4266, 4380, 4494.
4136, 4176,
4191,
4193, 4195,
4116,
4117,
4121,
4123,
4125,
Pollution:
: 1, 28,
601, 1092, 1797,
4203, 4206,
4218,
4219, 4220,
4126,
4128,
4132,
4134,
4136,
1862,
1881,
1920,
1938,
1987,
4222, 4236,
4263,
4270, 4275,
4143,
4144,
4145,
4146,
4148,
2022,
2298,
2301,
2306,
2310,
4298, 4299,
4307,
4310, 4327,
4149,
4157,
4158,
4160,
4162,
2314,
2320,
2321,
2344,
2349,
4351, 4374,
4378,
4380, 4385,
4165,
4166,
4167,
4168,
4169,
2365,
2366,
2367,
2371,
2373,
4388, 4389,
4396,
4400, 4411,
4240,
4255,
4266,
4292,
4318,
2375,
2378,
2625,
2626,
3983,
4412, 4413,
4416,
4428, 4429,
4351, 4370, 4374, 4400, 4518.
3992,
4001,
4023,
4028,
4032,
4438, 4439,
4440,
4466, 4467,
Politics: 20, 23, 75, 83,
114, 557, 626,
4220,
4334, 4454.
4470, 4473,
4474,
4478, 4480,
630, 631, 646, 648, i
654, 679, 682,
Popular culture. See: Culture,
4483, 4484,
4485,
4490, 4491,
947, 1092, 1196, 1201, 1252, 1258,
Popular
4494, 4496,
4499,
4506, 4513,
1425,
1549,
1693,
1722,
3537,
Population: 28, 31, 33, 37, 41, 45, 46,
4522, 4527.
3984,
4052,
4120,
4125,
4128,
49, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60,
Postal histories:
10, 2090, 2116, 2118,
4132,
4143,
4146,
4163,
4166,
61, 62, 64, 65, 68, 70, 71, 72, 133,
2119, 3810,
4190,
4282, 4400,
4167,
4168,
4262,
4323,
4334,
187, 274, 288, 314,
315, 319, 321,
4414.
4505.
322, 323, 324, 325,
327, 330, 332,
Postal records: 157, 2082, 2090, 2118.
Politics, Federal:
114, 326, 631, 680,
334, 336, 337, 338, 340, 341, 343,
Potteries. See: Industries, Pottery
1166,
1168,
1259,
1262,
1268,
344, 345, 346, 347,
350, 508, 514,
Poverty: 656, 2626, 3774, 3792, 3845,
1362,
1466,
1469,
1486,
1507,
530, 533, 551, 588,
594, 601, 624,
4003, 4004,
4019,
4020, 4034,
1530,
1533,
1534,
1622,
1699,
656,
671, 700, 701, 706,
1177,
4043, 4063, 4073.
1721,
1722,
1724,
1742,
2495,
1732,
1733,
1735,
1736,
1737,
Preachers. See: Clergy
3536,
4087,
4115,
4116,
4125,
1738,
1741,
1781,
1813,
1848,
Prehistoric settlement. See:
4132,
4133,
4136,
4138,
4155,
1902,
1918,
1931,
1954,
1974,
Settlement, Prehistoric
4157,
4158,
4167,
4170,
4370,
2009,
2043,
2064,
2150,
2167,
Presbyterian churches. See:
4380.
2185,
2197,
2203,
2310,
2314,
Churches, Presbyterian or specific
Politics, Imperial: 193,
4125, 4130,
2348,
2365,
2379,
2398,
2405,
churches
4132,
4327.
2483,
2624,
2627,
2628,
2629,
Press. See: Newspapers
Politics, Municipal: 1, 10, 18, 20, 77,
2631,
2632,
2633,
2634,
2637,
Prices: 1, 580,
587, 661, 681, 683,
114, 148, 316
, 326, ;
332, 631, 664,
2644,
2649,
2653,
2654,
2655,
923, 966, 1561, 1595, 1735, 1741,
1166,
1167,
1168,
1210,
1233,
2659,
2663,
2664,
2666,
2670,
1761, 1782,
1788,
1797, 1886,
1262,
1269,
1272,
1273,
1274,
2671,
2674,
2680,
2681,
2684,
1922, 1942,
1948,
1955, 1988,
1361,
1362,
1405,
1406,
1413,
2688,
2689,
2691,
2693,
2695,
2007, 2025,
2195,
2210, 2213,
1428,
1434,
1439,
1452,
1485,
2696,
2697,
2859,
2860,
3275,
2226, 2230,
2246,
2250, 2253,
1486,
1488,
1490,
1491,
1533,
3422,
3533,
3537,
3616,
3872,
2256, 2262,
2267,
2268, 2270,
1535,
1536,
1543,
1600,
1604,
3969,
3972,
3983,
3985,
3986,
2275, 2279,
2295,
2362, 2646,
1620,
1651,
1656,
1666,
1668,
3987,
3990,
3992,
3993,
3999,
2650, 2668,
2729,
2813, 2815,
1699,
1854,
1856,
1858,
1881,
4002,
4005,
4019,
4023,
4025,
3339, 4017,
4381,
4433, 4488,
1891,
1954,
2495,
2524,
2615,
4026,
4052,
4076,
4077,
4137,
4504.
2616,
2692,
3536,
3537,
3762,
4156,
4185,
4256,
4261,
4266,
Priests. See: Clergy
3970,
3982,
3984,
3990,
3992,
4276,
4278,
4279,
4280,
4306,
Prisons. See: Jails or Institutions,
3994,
4006,
4023,
4032,
4077,
4318,
4319,
4329,
4333,
4334,
Correctional
4087,
4112,
4118,
4121,
4122,
4356,
4385,
4389,
4437,
4478,
Proclamations: 4151, 4152, 4153,
4123,
4125,
4126,
4127,
4132,
4480,
4483, 4490, 4517.
4154.
4135,
4136,
4138,
4140,
4142,
Portuguese. See: Settlers, Portuguese
Productivity: 52,
332, 1780, 1781,
498
Subject Heading Index
1782,
1800,
1886,
1891,
1902,
1945,
1988,
1991,
2025,
3999,
4000,
4001, 4333, 4381, 4432.
Programmes: 1, 129, 900, 1013,
1140,
2317,
2698,
2721,
2728,
2736,
2755,
2770,
2772,
2775,
2800,
2819,
2829,
2842,
2858,
2877,
2880,
2999,
3001,
3015,
3017,
3018,
3022,
3023,
3024,
3025,
3026,
3027,
3033,
3034,
3036,
3037,
3038,
3039,
3040,
3041,
3042,
3047,
3188,
3241,
3250,
3255,
3263,
3278,
3336,
3370,
3410,
3414,
3423,
3490,
3500,
3504,
3509,
3512,
3513,
3514,
3518,
3521,
3523,
3534,
3544,
3547,
3549,
3553,
3555,
3562,
3567,
3573,
3577,
3580,
3581,
3588,
3592,
3594,
3595,
3621,
3622,
3639,
3649,
3650,
3652,
3657,
3664,
3676,
3732,
3736,
3747,
3755,
3775,
3799,
3822,
3824,
3841,
3843,
3847,
3849,
3852,
3858,
3864,
3878,
3954,
3956,
4001,
4004,
4048,
4109,
4174,
4204,
4217,
4233,
4234,
4237,
4252,
4273,
4277,
4285,
4289,
4299,
4310,
4322,
4326,
4339,
4347,
4348,
4349,
4351,
4355,
4356,
4374,
4383,
4396,
4401,
4413,
4430,
4433,
4436,
4441, 4454, 4472, 4479, 4484.
Prohibition: 133,
267, 631, 1460,
1741,
2050,
2179,
3162,
3535,
3537,
4136,
4141,
4225,
4385,
4412, 4474.
Property rights: 2615, 2616, 4478.
Property values:
1, 493,
2438,
2443,
2445,
2446,
2447,
2448,
2449,
2458,
2482,
2484,
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
2552,
2553,
2554,
2615,
2616,
2651,
2654,
4299,
4300, 4351, 4374.
Prostitution: 333, 4008, 4019, 4020.
Provincial grants: 2682, 2898, 4004,
4071.
Provincial elections. See: Elections,
Provincial
Provincial government. See:
Government, Provincial
Provincial politics. See: Politics,
Provincial
Public buildings. See: Buildings,
Public
Public health. See: Health care
Public libraries. See: Libraries, Public
Public schools. See: Schools, Public
Public utilities: 1
, 3, 13,
19, 148, 217,
316,
332, 334, 851,
, 977,
1168,
1181,
1233,
1235,
1275,
1360,
1484,
1527,
1535,
1654,
1737,
1758,
1836,
1842,
1846,
1853,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1873,
1887,
1897,
1916,
1920,
1929,
1964,
1970,
2000,
2022,
2105,
2557,
2663,
2674,
2690,
2691,
2697,
3762,
3987,
3988,
3990,
3991,
3993,
4002,
4005,
4025,
4028,
4046,
4054,
4077,
4218,
4232,
4233,
4237,
4246,
4255,
4280,
4286,
4298,
4299,
4311,
4320,
4328,
4338,
4344,
4351,
4374,
4375,
4380, 4396, 4417, 4421.
Publishing. See: Industries,
Publishing
Quakers: 579, 909, 1918, 2713, 3259,
3714, 3716, 4105, 4473.
Questionnaires: 706, 1736, 1788,
1960, 2308, 2678, 3303, 4054.
Radio broadcasting: 629, 654, 671,
1334, 1737, 2048, 2050, 2098,
2234, 3038, 3045, 3513, 3535,
3558, 3559, 3585, 3589, 3590,
3591, 3593, 3614, 3615, 3617,
3847, 3849, 4148, 4317, 4400,
4467.
Raids, Fenian: 1672, 3687, 4015,
4079, 4098, 4111, 4125, 4212,
4240, 4505.
Railway promoters: 316, 332, 1168,
1372, 1731, 1854, 1856, 1877,
2067, 2069, 2070, 2073, 2122,
4318.
Railway stations: 1, 673, 2055, 2057,
2122, 2123, 2129, 2137, 2138,
2477, 2647, 3873, 3898, 3926,
4222, 4225, 4252, 4365, 4380,
4388, 4393, 4412, 4428, 4462,
4478, 4493, 4494.
Railway timetables: 79, 101, 3725.
Railways: 1, 6, 7, 13, 14, 18, 21, 23,
29, 41, 46, 47, 79, 133, 149, 269,
315, 316, 325, 330, 332, 333, 339,
340, 460, 502, 673, 691, 908, 1026,
1092, 1132, 1184, 1275, 1324,
1401, 1411, 1453, 1569, 1617,
1654, 1657, 1693, 1695, 1696,
1731, 1733, 1741, 1756, 1762,
1788, 1855, 1856, 1860, 1866,
1877, 1990, 1997, 2009, 2044,
2054,
2055,
2059,
2063,
2068,
2069,
2070,
2073,
2074,
2080,
2083,
2087,
2094,
2099,
2115,
2118,
2119,
2120,
2123,
2128,
2129,
2132,
2134,
2138,
2139,
2167,
2179,
2359,
2379,
2480,
2503,
2581,
2597,
2619,
2787,
3143,
3433,
3465,
3750,
3762,
3872,
3873,
3999,
4025,
4125,
4136,
4190,
4193,
4194,
4197,
4202,
4206,
4212,
4213,
4215,
4220,
4222,
4225,
4230,
4237,
4238,
4240,
4246,
4251,
4255,
4262,
4266,
4269,
4270,
4276,
4277,
4280,
4282,
4283,
4284,
4285,
4286,
4295,
4296,
4299,
4306,
4310,
4311,
4318,
4327,
4333,
4334,
4355,
4356,
4370,
4375,
4378,
4380,
4382,
4383,
4385,
4386,
4388,
4389,
4392,
4393,
4395,
4404,
4405,
4406,
4409,
4412,
4421,
4423,
4428,
4435,
4442,
\\\\
4451,
4454,
4455,
4462,
4465^
4467,
4470,
4478,
4483,
4484,
4492,
4494,
4498,
4499,
4505,
4517,
4522,
4525.
Railways,
Electric: 1, 13
!, 19, 23, 316,
325, 330, 671, 1842
, 1846,
1929,
1990,
2054,
2060,
2067,
2069,
2070,
2071,
2075,
2079,
2086,
2087,
2099,
2115,
2122,
3180,
4228,
4233,
4238,
4247,
4255,
4273,
4276,
4282,
4283,
4284,
4295,
4299,
4311,
4356,
4375,
4380, 4396, 4467, 4490.
Railways, Interurban: 1, 10, 13, 19,
316, 325, 332, 671, 1187, 1278,
1361, 2007, 2044, 2054, 2055,
2060, 2067, 2069, 2070, 2071,
2074, 2075, 2076, 2099, 2115,
2122, 2138, 2581, 3180, 4025,
4136, 4193, 4212, 4220, 4228,
4238, 4255, 4258, 4273, 4276,
4282, 4284, 4295, 4299, 4319,
4356, 4429, 4452.
Railways, Street. See: Street railways
Real estate: 13, 151, 316, 333, 493,
1255, 1270, 1283, 1309, 1358,
1603, 1737, 2036, 2637, 2667,
2687, 2692, 3711, 4222, 4295,
4299, 4308, 4380.
Rebellion, 1837-1838: 14, 18, 23, 84,
275, 671, 672, 867, 1008, 1092,
1207, 1324, 2854, 4098, 4202,
4212, 4240, 4255, 4266, 4427,
4455, 4469.
Subject Heading Index
499
Rebellion, Riel: 1258, 4483.
3347,
3358,
3381,
3466,
3476,
1349,
1364,
1463,
1515,
1583,
Recreation: 28, 136, 148, 326, i
332,
3614,
3675,
3678,
3684,
3769,
1595,
1635,
1647,
1674,
1722,
340, 513, 550, 564, 567, 654, 721,
3823,
4125,
4146,
4166,
4168,
1750,
1772,
1795,
1879,
1955,
880, 979, 1233, 1310, 1785,
1795,
4212,
4310,
4327,
4334,
4378,
2103,
2129,
2139,
2167,
2344,
1885,
1890,
2165,
2179,
2184,
4414,
4474, 4503.
2396,
2701,
2711,
2736,
2760,
2285,
2298,
2308,
2313,
2314,
Religious dissension: 23, 275, 332,
2785,
2787,
2804,
2807,
2815,
2315,
2318,
2323,
2324,
2344,
333, 524, 530,
537,
540, 549, 550,
2854,
3177,
3217,
3292,
3299,
2346,
2357,
2358,
2359,
2363,
551, 556, 562,
577,
581, 582, 586,
3417,
3422,
3451,
3454,
3466,
2372,
2385,
2396,
2398,
2622,
588, 589, 601,
624,
626, 671, 691,
3481,
3506,
3513,
3532,
3613,
2631,
2634,
2649,
2669,
2670,
758, 762, 774,
874,
896, 964, 990,
3647,
3658,
3659,
3819,
3839,
2671,
2678,
2683,
2688,
2695,
1078,
1203,
1224,
1261,
1352,
4091,
4098,
4106,
4160,
4221,
2696,
2697,
2699,
2724,
2789,
1358,
1456,
1575,
1576,
1777,
4230,
4240,
4253,
4254,
4258,
2986,
3010,
3029,
3031,
3044,
2124,
2707,
3011,
3046,
3078,
4264,
4275,
4276,
4282,
4289,
3169,
3180,
3187,
3292,
3350,
3231,
3238,
3243,
3246,
3248,
4290,
4416,
4426,
4433,
4436,
3537,
3722,
3723,
3724,
3727,
3249,
3255,
3258,
3259,
3267,
4439,
4448,
4449,
4450,
4453,
3738,
3740,
3743,
3747,
3748,
3269,
3274,
3275,
3276,
3277,
4454,
4478, 4491, 4505, 4526.
3754,
3757,
3769,
3812,
3823,
3293,
3298,
3302,
3305,
3306,
Renovation and restoration: 322, 324,
3983,
3987,
3991,
3992,
4076,
3307,
3308,
3310,
3312,
3314,
1466,
2138,
2181,
2400,
2417,
4078,
4173,
4183,
4192,
4193,
3316,
3319,
3321,
3322,
3323,
2424,
2432,
2438,
2442,
2443,
4194,
4217,
4220,
4225,
4229,
3324,
3327,
3328,
3329,
3334,
2447,
2448,
2449,
2450,
2452,
4232,
4247,
4252,
4254,
4262,
3337,
3339,
3340,
3341,
3342,
2458,
2466,
2474,
2475,
2481,
4266,
4269,
4278,
4283,
4284,
3343,
3344,
3345,
3347,
3348,
2482,
2483,
2484,
2487,
2488,
4289,
4295,
4307,
4310,
4330,
3352,
3355,
3358,
3359,
3371,
2500,
2504,
2506,
2514,
2515,
4333,
4334,
4356,
4370,
4389,
3375,
3376,
3377,
3379,
3381,
2524,
2533,
2536,
2543,
2544,
4392,
4400,
4412,
4416,
4419,
3383,
3390,
3391,
3398,
3399,
2545,
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
4439,
4448,
4449,
4470,
4489,
3402,
3432,
3492,
3499,
3525,
2552,
2553,
2554,
2556,
2566,
4494.
3535,
3537,
3539,
3551,
3560,
2567,
2572,
2575,
2587,
2594,
Reeves: 13, 17, 691, 865, 908,
1119,
3566,
3631,
3632,
3633,
3652,
2612,
2648,
2651,
2679,
2995,
1166,
1180,
1182,
1184,
1185,
3654,
3655,
3659,
3662,
3663,
3439,
3510,
3520,
3919,
3921,
1186,
1191,
1192,
1201,
1207,
3665,
3666,
3669,
3670,
3671,
3938,
3944, 3946, 4201, 4225.
1256,
1291,
1293,
1330,
1331,
3680,
3684,
3686,
3687,
3689,
Residential buildings. See: Buildings,
1360,
1407,
1417,
1486,
1500,
3695,
3696,
3703,
3704,
4212,
Residential
or Houses
and
1503,
1530,
1531,
1533,
1543,
4262,
4266, 4515.
Housing
1544,
1557,
1569,
1578,
1617,
Religious literature: 1348, 1575, 1576,
Resources, Natural: 28,
148, 274,
1618,
1656,
1666,
1667,
1685,
2932,
3244,
3264,
3280,
3288,
689, 1776, 1938, 1945, 2085, 2301,
1693,
1752,
4011,
4124,
4136,
3289,
3290,
3312,
3330,
3343,
2305,
2306,
2309,
2310,
2313,
4159,
4214,
4217,
4222,
4266,
3344,
3345,
3347,
3349,
3359,
2314,
2318,
2320,
2323,
2337,
4271,
4275,
4280,
4286,
4292,
3362,
3363,
3389,
3392,
3393,
2340,
2342,
2348,
2349,
2351,
4299,
4306,
4327,
4351,
4354,
3429,
3540, 3548, 3554, 3565.
2364,
2365,
2366,
2369,
2372,
4374,
4388,
4395,
4412,
4421,
Religious orders: 187, !
292, 588, 598,
2375,
2377,
2379,
2621,
2665,
4456,
4457,
4458,
4466,
4478,
635, 943, 1740, 3373, 3451,
3464,
2695,
2696,
3983,
3985,
3991,
4480,
4488,
4510,
4513,
4518,
4378, 4465.
3999,
4001,
4023,
4052,
4334,
4522,
4524.
Reminiscences: 2
, 133,
141, 294, 502,
4414, 4432.
Registers: 360, 461, 2485, 2709,
3870.
515, 523, 525,
602,
616, 662, 671,
Retail stores. See: Stores and
Registry offices. See: Land
721, 729, 731,
761,
769, 774, 775,
shopping centres
registration
807, 824, 826,
842,
852, 858, 862,
Retailing: 1, 28,
317, 318, 320, 323,
Relief: 133, 332,
602, 626, 639,
640,
863, 868, 879,
880,
882, 883, 896,
335, 340, 1329, 1595, 1732,
1851,
1678,
1891,
2306,
2351,
3365,
901, 915, 916,
923,
924, 936, 941,
1902,
2029,
2106,
2146,
2158,
3783,
4381, 4459.
945, 947, 948,
951,
955, 956, 963,
2159,
2169,
2171,
2178,
2181,
Religion:
52, 148, 212, ;
326, 332, 345,
977, 1
979, 981, 982, 983,
1001,
2192,
2198,
2203,
2205,
2206,
393, 504, 507, 525,
551, 558, 577,
1007,
1015,
1019,
1027,
1028,
2213,
2214,
2215,
2216,
2217,
582, 624, 626, 627, i
646, 654, 673,
1029,
1043,
1055,
1056,
1064,
2219,
2220,
2221,
2222,
2223,
681,
691, 696, 701, 809,
1132,
1067,
1068,
1074,
1078,
1083,
2224,
2225,
2235,
2243,
2246,
1177,
1201,
1310,
1891,
2618,
1086,
1092,
1093,
1103,
1110,
2249,
2252,
2253,
2256,
2259,
2694,
2787,
2925,
2947,
2964,
1131,
1134,
1152,
1153,
1155,
2261,
2262,
2264,
2265,
2267,
3228,
3230,
3235,
3236,
3240,
1197,
1223,
1228,
1229,
1230,
2268,
2272,
2273,
2274,
2275,
3249,
3267,
3296,
3315,
3339,
1265,
1279,
1320,
1323,
1329,
2278,
2279,
2280,
2282,
2284,
500
Subject Heading Index
2286, 2295, 2451, 2643, 2647,
2651, 2653, 2657, 2659, 2666,
2677, 2679, 2680, 2682, 2684,
3200, 3985, 4222, 4295, 4333,
4334, 4341, 4499, 4510, 4519.
Reunions: 10, 118, 728, 750, 755,
756, 774, 784, 785, 793, 794, 800,
803, 805, 807, 811, 820, 821, 832,
841, 842, 882, 883, 894, 897, 898,
899, 900, 911, 917, 929, 930, 981,
983, 996, 999, 1000, 1005, 1006,
1010, 1013, 1017, 1021, 1030,
1032, 1041, 1043, 1044, 1045,
1057, 1059, 1067, 1070, 1071,
1072, 1076, 1078, 1079, 1095,
1097, 1098, 1100, 1107, 1108,
1131, 1132, 1133, 1137, 1140,
1145, 1152, 1156, 1163, 1629,
1633, 1748, 1989, 2701, 2715,
2721, 2725, 2728, 2729, 2736,
2770, 2772, 2773, 2775, 2798,
2803, 2825, 2829, 2840, 2844,
2865, 2877, 3485, 4093, 4176,
4178, 4182, 4186, 4207, 4217,
4218, 4227, 4230, 4233, 4258,
4271, 4276, 4277, 4278, 4280,
4282, 4285, 4289, 4290, 4299,
4355, 4356, 4396, 4407, 4430,
4433, 4526.
Ridings. See: Electoral districts
Rifle matches. See: Sports, Rifle
matches
Riots and demonstrations: 4011,
1128, 1132, 1152,
1324, 1358, 1399,
1720, 1754, 1756,
1953, 2046, 2049,
2058, 2064, 2072,
2083, 2085, 2089,
2096, 2101, 2104,
2114, 2130, 2135,
2185, 2285, 2301,
2370, 2379, 2381,
2468, 2470, 2539,
2629, 2631, 2640,
2664, 2672, 2680,
2691, 2693, 3724,
3992, 3996, 4000,
4185, 4204, 4206,
4212, 4213, 4215,
4228, 4233, 4240,
4262, 4266, 4284,
4318, 4333, 4334,
4380, 4385, 4388,
4407, 4432, 4441,
4449, 4451, 4452,
4458, 4459, 4471,
4487, 4488, 4492,
4507, 4510, 4516,
4524.
1207, 1258,
1583, 1599,
1762, 1845,
2051, 2052,
2078, 2082,
2091, 2093,
2110, 2112,
2139, 2150,
2314, 2347,
2405, 2442,
2607, 2621,
2661, 2663,
2689, 2690,
3980, 3990,
4001, 4184,
4207, 4208,
4216, 4225,
4247, 4248,
4296, 4311,
4372, 4375,
4392, 4393,
4442, 4448,
4456, 4457,
4474, 4478,
4494, 4505,
4517, 4521,
Roads, Corduroy: 2046, 2047, 2096.
Romanians. See: Settlers, Romanian
Rope. See: Industries, Rope
Rubber. See: Industries, Rubber
Running. See: Sports, Running
Rural-urban fringe: 28, 317, 337, 338,
4263, 4277, 4283, 4284, 4285,
4308, 4351, 4374, 4419, 4432.
School boards: 248, 326, 635, 955,
1102, 1187, 1193, 1477, 1673,
1703, 1705, 2699, 2701, 2704,
2707, 2708, 2710, 2718, 2720,
2731, 2750, 2752, 2755, 2759,
2769, 2771, 2781, 2782, 2784,
2794, 2799, 2800, 2808, 2813,
2818, 2822, 2829, 2832, 2842,
2855, 2856, 2857, 2864, 3309,
4212, 4271, 4275, 4278, 4295,
4307, 4378, 4427, 4430.
School consolidation: 2672, 2701,
2704, 2710,
2799, 4499.
2750,
2779,
2782,
School curricula:
133, 265, 294, 326,
562, 631, 635, 681,
1277,
1358,
1442,
1477,
1677,
1705,
2701,
2708,
2710,
2720,
2728,
2729,
2733,
2744,
2752,
2753,
2756,
2766,
2769,
2782,
2784,
2785,
2787,
2793,
2796,
2799,
2808,
2814,
2815,
2818,
2821,
2822,
2823,
2833,
2848,
2849,
2850,
2851,
2857,
2858,
2862,
2864,
2874,
2878,
2883,
2884,
2900,
2907,
2916,
3038,
3309,
3419,
3432,
4392.
3440,
3452,
3463,
4275,
School examinations: 1677, 2701,
2705, 2782, 2817, 2818, 4275.
School fairs: 19, 1681, 1765, 1769,
4020, 4121, 4139, 4164.
Rivers and streams: 1, 5, 14, 16, 18,
19, 21, 23, 28, 41, 50, 149, 195,
200, 228, 257, 296, 305, 308, 310,
979, 1399, 1733, 1973, 1976, 2030,
2093, 2096, 2097, 2299, 2301,
2305, 2306, 2310, 2311, 2314,
2317, 2319, 2320, 2321, 2322,
2323, 2324, 2334, 2336, 2337,
2344, 2348, 2351, 2353, 2355,
2357, 2358, 2359, 2363, 2364,
2365, 2367, 2368, 2371, 2372,
2373, 2374, 2375, 2377, 2379,
2380, 2383, 2384, 2385, 2678,
2724, 3154, 3972, 4023, 4028,
4185, 4190, 4206, 4215, 4255,
4270, 4429, 4432, 4441, 4442,
4471, 4473, 4480, 4487, 4492,
4516.
Roads: 10, 18, 19, 21, 23, 48, 49, 159,
214, 231, 261, 275, 295, 306, 310,
311, 322, 324, 326, 329, 330, 332,
338, 460, 514, 516, 555, 569, 673,
689, 732, 735, 830, 1083, 1092,
1760, 1763, 2629, 2661, 2665,
2693.
Saengerfests: 3, 8, 10, 314, 673, 896,
1090, 1092, 3006, 3016, 3034,
3040, 3041, 3042, 3045, 3054,
3192, 3537, 4318, 4356, 4370,
4407.
Salaries. See: Wages and salaries
Saloons. See: Bars and saloons
Salvation Army. See: Churches,
Salvation Army
Sanitation: 28, 348, 2581, 2626, 2760,
4015, 4028, 4031, 4040, 4062,
4075, 4299, 4344, 4351, 4374,
4376, 4459.
Saw mills. See: Industries, Saw mills
Scarlet fever. See: Diseases
Scenery: 19, 1399, 1466, 2311, 2314,
2337, 2370, 2372, 2381, 2468,
2522, 2607, 2625, 2670, 2683,
2696, 3075, 3110, 3154, 3743,
3834, 4173, 4183, 4233, 4246,
1786, 2700, 2703, 2711, 2736,
2772, 2782, 2798, 2813, 2830,
3770, 4436, 4470.
School inspectors: 13, 1265, 1553,
1559, 2701, 2731, 2769, 2772,
2780, 2781, 2782, 2784, 2796,
2808, 2818, 3080, 3847, 3849,
4264.
School inspectors’ reports: 2729,
2779, 2782, 2801, 2817, 2829,
4210, 4478.
School registers: 2701, 2782, 2817.
School reports: 2701, 2745, 2782,
2798.
School sections: 386, 2711, 2727,
2731, 2761, 2779, 2782, 2783,
2817, 2818, 4449, 4458, 4473,
4478, 4499, 4510.
School sports: 1254, 1300, 2699,
2701, 2710, 2711, 2719, 2737,
2744, 2749, 2753, 2755, 2757,
2770, 2782, 2785, 2787, 2789,
2793, 2804, 2821, 2826, 2833,
2834, 2836, 2837, 2849, 2854,
Subject Heading Index
501
2855,
2862,
2889,
2921,
2956,
4380,
4413, 4479, 4499.
2706,
2710,
2712,
2714, 2718,
3740.
Schools, German: 631, 647, 650, 654,
2719,
2720,
2721,
2722, 2732,
School textbooks: 547, 572, 1300,
667, l
S71, 672, 680
, 683,
2733,
2734,
2737,
2744,
2749, 2751,
2733,
2738,
2739,
2784,
2796,
2738,
2739,
2740,
2784,
2796,
2752,
2753,
2754,
2755, 2757,
2848,
2857.
2808,
2817,
2818,
2848,
3814,
2758,
2777,
2781,
2782, 2785,
Schools: 1
4, 8, '
9, 10, 12, 18, 19, 49,
4139.
2789,
2790,
2791,
2792, 2793,
51, 52, 67,
133, 143, 149,
, 217,
Schools, i
Girls: 4212.
2794,
2795,
2804,
2817, 2818,
294, 319, 326, 332, 586, 611, 650,
Schools, Grammar: 1300, 1381,
1664,
2821,
2824,
2826,
2833, 2834,
669, 671, 672, 673, 840, 896, 979,
1676,
1677,
1683,
2721,
2768,
2835,
2836,
2837,
2845, 2849,
1067,
1090,
1092,
1132,
1152,
2782,
2787,
2818,
2821,
2840,
2850,
2855,
2860,
2861, 2862,
1177,
1185,
1228,
1230,
1347,
2845,
3897, 4080, 4400.
2863,
2864,
2865,
2904, 2955,
1349,
1353,
1355,
1357,
1358,
Schools, Model:
1280, 2723, 2782,
2956,
2957,
3419,
3430, 3444,
1369,
1599,
1612,
1639,
1758,
2817, 2858.
3949,
3958,
4107,
4212, 4218,
2085,
2448,
2459,
2518,
2535,
Schools, !
Private:
630, 2707, 2708,
4233,
4246,
4295,
4299, 4307,
2546,
2562,
2634,
2664,
2689,
2709,
2713,
2750,
2782,
2799,
4310,
4380, 4396, 4499.
2696,
2699,
2716,
2718,
2731,
2806,
2812,
2814,
3309,
3452,
Schools, Separate: 1, 13, 23, 512,
2741,
2750,
2760,
2771,
2780,
3466,
3696, 4439, 4450, 4454.
550, i
551, 582, 700,
1186, 1221,
2789,
2800,
2807,
2809,
2817,
Schools, '
Public:
1, 13, 23, 635,
830,
1387,
1723,
1728,
2579, 2584,
2818,
2819,
2827,
2839,
2843,
1026,
1287,
1382,
1477,
1544,
2699,
2708,
2709,
2718, 2731,
2844,
2846,
2877,
2903,
2925,
1559,
1573,
1611,
1646,
1722,
2732,
2746,
2769,
2780, 2781,
2964,
3251,
3309,
3408,
3451,
2030,
2434,
2480,
2588,
2593,
2782,
2785,
2815,
2817, 2818,
3463,
3492,
3669,
3775,
3855,
2594,
2700,
2701,
2704,
2705,
2831,
2832,
2833,
2838, 2839,
3955,
3972,
3980,
3987,
4057,
2716,
2717,
2723,
2724,
2725,
2843,
2853,
2877,
3121, 3307,
4137,
4173,
4178,
4189,
4190,
2726,
2731,
2742,
2743,
2748,
3422,
3423,
3430,
3431, 3433,
4194,
4197,
4200,
4202,
4204,
2759,
2762,
2763,
2764,
2765,
3434,
3437,
3440,
3442, 3444,
4207,
4212,
4213,
4217,
4218,
2766,
2767,
2771,
2774,
2780,
3447,
3450,
3452,
3455, 3464,
4222,
4228,
4232,
4233,
4238,
2782,
2784,
2786,
2789,
2795,
3696,
3704,
4125,
4192, 4212,
4240,
4251,
4258,
4259,
4262,
2797,
2801,
2802,
2805,
2808,
4222,
4233,
4261,
4263, 4271,
4266,
4276,
4279,
4283,
4292,
2810,
2817,
2818,
2820,
2824,
4295,
4298,
4299,
4307, 4310,
4296,
4298,
4306,
4317,
4318,
2828,
2843,
2844,
2851,
2854,
4311,
4351,
4374,
4380, 4396,
4319,
4320,
4324,
4328,
4331,
2859,
3884,
3892,
3904,
3921,
4401,
4470,
4474,
4499, 4504,
4342,
4354,
4356,
4365,
4367,
4176,
4180,
4192,
4193,
4195,
4526.
4371,
4378,
4392,
4396,
4407,
4199,
4210,
4218,
4220,
4221,
Schools, 1
Technical: 1, 1382, 2710,
4412,
4414,
4416,
4419,
4422,
4222,
4229,
4233,
4263,
4270,
2714,
2781,
2795,
2818, 2862,
4426,
4433,
4435,
4436,
4449,
4271,
4275,
4295,
4298,
4299,
2863,
2880, 2884, 4048, 4320.
4454,
4455,
4456,
4463,
4466,
4307,
4308,
4311,
4387,
4388,
Scottish. See: Settlers, Scottish
4467,
4479,
4481,
4484,
4495,
4391,
4392,
4396,
4401,
4413,
Sculpture and sculptors: 3096, 3438,
4496,
4498,
4499,
4505,
4513,
4423,
4428,
4429,
4439,
4441,
4463.
4517,
4523, 4527, 4528.
4470,
4473,
4485,
4490,
4494,
Separate schools. See: Sschools,
Schools, Common: 1368, 1374,
2588,
4504,
4524, 4525.
Separate
2704,
2727,
2730,
2768,
2779,
Schools, Reform
: 2776, 2782.
Sermons:
848, 3286, 3396, 3551.
2780,
2782,
2788,
2796,
2818,
Schools, Rural: 244, 524, 813,
1769,
Service clubs: 2991, 3028, 3778, 3812,
2843,
4248,
4380,
4429,
4499,
2590,
2703,
2704,
2705,
2711,
3836,
3867,
4004,
4172, 4273,
4525.
2715,
2724,
2727,
2728,
2729,
4278,
4290, 4499.
Schools, (
Continuation:
2701, 2770,
2736,
2750,
2761,
2773,
2774,
Settlement: 6, 7, 13, 28, 49, 231, 246,
2782,
2795, 2817, 4499.
2775,
2779,
2782,
2783,
2788,
252, 274, 279
, 282, 284, 292, 296,
Schools, Elementary: 13, 265, 1
333,
2798,
2799,
2800,
2807,
2813,
305, 307, 311, 313, 323, 325, 339,
506, 852, 1279, 1573, 2391,
2561,
2817,
2825,
2829,
2832,
2995,
340, 516, 536, 588, 590, 591, 608,
2701,
2702,
2709,
2716,
2728,
3600,
3770,
3863,
4199,
4201,
609, 642, 649, 650, 667, 668, 670,
2736,
2742,
2745,
2746,
2747,
4264,
4429,
4430,
4433,
4473,
680,
683, 767, 811, 929, 1121,
2762,
2765,
2766,
2775,
2780,
4478,
4493,
4499,
4512,
4514,
1800,
2009,
2111,
2309, 2383,
2781,
2782,
2786,
2795,
2798,
4525,
4526, 4529.
2427,
2947,
3298,
3307, 3864,
2803,
2806,
2811,
2813,
2814,
Schools,
Secondary: 1,
13, 23,
333,
4076,
4125,
4199,
4210, 4216,
2817,
2818,
2829,
2831,
2841,
1200,
1252,
1254,
1287,
1288,
4241,
4299,
4327,
4351, 4374,
2842,
2843,
2852,
2857,
2859,
1290,
1300,
1318,
1381,
1382,
4404,
4406, 4414, 4517.
2860,
2952,
3767,
4218,
4255,
1387,
1639,
1676,
1677,
1713,
Settlement, Directed: 252, 257, 261,
4275,
4282,
4295,
4298,
4310,
1722,
1943,
2593,
2698,
2701,
262, 296, 301, 302, 332, 642, 685,
502
Subject Heading Index
686, 687, 690, 691, 693, 1328,
1625, 1635, 3321, 4231, 4498.
Settlement hierarchy: 289, 320, 321,
322, 323, 324, 331, 336, 338,
2111, 3298, 3999, 4000.
Settlement, Prehistoric: 160 - 192,
194 - 210, 215, 217, 218, 220,
221, 222, 223, 225, 226, 227, 229,
230, 240.
Settlement process: 1, 4, 7, 15, 30,
50, 231, 250, 252, 256, 257, 261,
262, 266, 271, 274, 275, 281, 283,
284, 288, 290, 292, 294, 296, 302,
306, 310, 311, 316, 329, 330, 333,
516, 517, 521, 526, 530, 532, 555,
572, 590, 591, 599, 604, 605, 610,
611, 626, 628, 640, 673, 685, 687,
688, 690, 691, 692, 693, 713, 740,
756, 811, 853, 863, 866, 867, 874,
879, 881, 883, 893, 909, 917, 929,
931, 943, 1020, 1047, 1060, 1062,
1089, 1132, 1324, 1400, 1423,
1425, 1427, 1453, 1455, 1456,
1519, 1569, 1612, 1635, 1748,
1756, 2096, 2119, 2120, 2365,
2375, 2379, 2581, 2954, 2964,
3310, 3321, 3535, 3537, 3872,
3888, 3904, 3954, 4000, 4195,
4202, 4205, 4212, 4216, 4251,
4378, 4393, 4432, 4455, 4462,
4481, 4489, 4498, 4505, 4509,
4517, 4523, 4525.
Settlers: 13, 14, 19, 274, 296, 654,
1090, 1092, 1548, 2321, 2357,
2373, 2522, 3288, 3307, 3442,
4197, 4222, 4240, 4299, 4318,
4327, 4351, 4374, 4400, 4434,
4484, 4495, 4517.
Settlers, Alsatian: 3060, 4443.
Settlers, Armenian: 704.
Settlers, Black: 709, 4473, 4478.
Settlers, Czechoslovakian: 702, 1185,
1425.
Settlers, English: 257, 262, 272, 502,
505, 508, 724, 727, 765, 769, 908,
993, 1014, 1104, 1147, 1156, 1185,
1450, 1544, 2700, 3118, 3119,
3828, 4216, 4221, 4222, 4473,
4480, 4481, 4486, 4487, 4498,
4526.
Settlers, Estonian: 1423.
Settlers, Flemish: 3746.
Settlers, French: 508, 657, 763, 840,
922, 923, 925, 926, 930, 943, 951,
980, 990, 995, 1027, 1028, 1029,
1046, 1099, 1115, 1117, 1157,
1161, 1417, 1723, 1967, 3864,
4464,
4465, 4481.
Settlers,
Hungarian: 4436.
Settlers, '
German
: 3, 6,
7, 10,
13, 15,
Settlers,
Irish: 502, 738, 774, 797,
22, 23
i, 24, 36
, 49, 84, 87, 1
38, 90,
859,
868, 1093, 1148, 1294,
1300,
91, 92
, 93, 94,
95, 96, 97, 98, 102,
1519,
, 1559,
2461,
2787,
3438,
106, 112, 231,
249,
251, 252, 258,
4216,
, 4222,
4436,
4480,
4481,
260, 280, 284,
286,
292, 296, 305,
4486,
, 4487, 4505.
312, 326, 332,
333,
345, 487, 502,
Settlers,
Italian: 508, 3422, 3465.
505, 506, 507,
508,
525, 536, 537,
Settlers,
Pennsylvania:
3, 4, 6,
7, 8,
550, 553, 557,
573,
574, 593, 611,
10, 15, 16, 22
, 24,
191, 224
, 242,
631, 632, 635,
636,
638, 640, 641,
246,
248, 249,
250,
251, 252, 255,
642, 644, 645,
647,
648, 649, 650,
256,
258, 265,
268,
270, 271, 275,
651, 652, 654,
656,
663, 667, 668,
282,
284, 288,
292,
293, 294, 296,
669, 670, 671,
672,
673, 675, 678,
305,
307, 325,
326,
332, 333, 454,
679, 680, 721,
722,
752, 757, 764,
487,
502, 505,
506,
507, 508, 511,
771, 774, 775,
784,
811, 819, 825,
516,
517, 518,
519,
521, 525, 526,
835, 836, 837,
839,
853, 855, 862,
527,
530, 531,
532,
533, 534, 536,
863, 865, 866,
867,
874, 892, 894,
537,
538, 539,
541,
542, 543, 547,
895, 908, 931,
936,
937, 938, 941,
548,
550, 553,
554,
555, 557, 562,
943, 951, 974,
977,
979, 981, 982,
566,
570, 571,
573,
574, 581, 583,
983, !
994, 997, 998, 999,
1000,
588,
593, 595,
601,
603, 605, 607,
1004,
1012,
1013,
1016,
1021,
610,
611, 612,
613,
614, 615, 624,
1023,
1024,
1034,
1035,
1038,
628,
632, 641,
643,
647, 648, 649,
1039,
1041,
1042,
1043,
1047,
650,
651, 652,
654,
656, 663, 667,
1049,
1050,
1055,
1060,
1061,
668,
669, 671,
672,
713, 719, 720,
1063,
1092,
1094,
1107,
1108,
730,
731, 732,
734,
735, 738, 740,
1110,
1111,
1113,
1114,
1131,
741,
743, 744,
746,
747, 748, 750,
1132,
1133,
1140,
1141,
1143,
751,
755, 756,
758,
759, 760, 761,
1154,
1158,
1159,
1243,
1244,
766,
769, 776,
785,
786, 787, 788,
1295,
1358,
1462,
1545,
1574,
789,
793, 794,
797,
798, 799, 800,
1753,
1754,
1800,
1843,
1849,
803,
804, 806,
808,
809, 811, 812,
1915,
1934,
1967,
2009,
2015,
815,
819, 820,
821,
827, 845, 846,
2019,
2039,
2179,
2410,
2420,
848,
849, 852,
860,
872, 883, 884,
2480,
2512,
2518,
2559,
2784,
885,
889, 891,
896,
897, 899, 900,
2937,
3016,
3063,
3065,
3067,
909,
912, 914,
917,
918, 919, 920,
3074,
3078,
3101,
3114,
3116,
921,
932, 933,
934,
935, 936, 942,
3117,
3118,
3119,
3121,
3130,
957,
958, 962,
963,
964, 965, 968,
3147,
3152,
3185,
3189,
3193,
969,
971, 972, 978, 986,
987,
3195,
3196,
3290,
3383,
3411,
1001,
, 1002,
1017,
1033,
1037,
3422,
3423,
3438,
3444,
3452,
1044,
, 1045,
1048,
1053,
1058,
3465,
3516,
3517,
3520,
3521,
1059,
, 1061,
1066,
1069,
1070,
3522,
3526,
3533,
3535,
3537,
1071,
, 1072,
1075,
1077,
1079,
3548,
3551,
3555,
3556,
3557,
1080,
, 1083,
1085,
1086,
1087,
3558,
3561,
3567,
3568,
3570,
1089,
, 1092,
1095,
1096,
1098,
3571,
3572,
3579,
3580,
3581,
1120,
, 1121,
1122,
1126,
1128,
3583,
3584,
3587,
3588,
3594,
1139,
, 1151,
1152,
1153,
1185,
3595,
3596,
3597,
3598,
3602,
1187,
, 1240,
1256,
1258,
1308,
3604,
3605,
3606,
3608,
3610,
1319,
1347,
1348,
1349,
1350,
3611,
3865,
3890,
4011,
4019,
1351,
1353,
1355,
1357,
1358,
4121,
4123,
4132,
4136,
4143,
1359,
1368,
1370,
1396,
1404,
4147,
4216,
4221,
4222,
4270,
1547,
1557,
1562,
1565,
1571,
4274,
4295,
4309,
4319,
4326,
1607,
1611,
1612,
1628,
1639,
4353,
4378,
4380,
4388,
4391,
1652,
1671,
1706,
1758,
1777,
4393,
4422,
4425,
4432,
4434,
1778,
1790,
1800,
1977,
2039,
4436,
4465,
4474,
4481,
4487,
2096,
2321,
2379,
2420,
2427,
4494,
4499,
4509,
4513,
4521,
2439,
2455,
2493,
2518,
2528,
4525.
2538,
2545,
2546,
2559,
2572,
Settlers, '
Greek: 314, 504.
2586,
2669,
2736,
2760,
2761,
Subject Heading Index
503
2941,
3057,
3058,
3062,
3064,
3066,
3068,
3069,
3072,
3074,
3077,
3078,
3079,
3080,
3082,
3083,
3085,
3086,
3097,
3101,
3114,
3116,
3118,
3119,
3121,
3126,
3127,
3132,
3136,
3137,
3138,
3143,
3147,
3149,
3151,
3169,
3170,
3171,
3179,
3185,
3189,
3195,
3197,
3215,
3225,
3230,
3238,
3249,
3257,
3273,
3275,
3290,
3293,
3305,
3310,
3311,
3312,
3316,
3329,
3347,
3361,
3373,
3374,
3377,
3381,
3402,
3494,
3862,
3864,
3865,
3872,
3874,
3884,
3890,
3892,
3893,
3904,
3909,
3925,
3931,
3933,
3946,
3952,
3956,
4190,
4191,
4193,
4195,
4274,
4286,
4319,
4353,
4354,
4377,
4378,
4385,
4391,
4393,
4394,
4422,
4432,
4435,
4437,
4444
4448,
4449,
4451,
4453,
4454
4456,
4462,
4469,
4480,
4486,
4487,
4499, 4513, 4524, 4526.
Settlers, Pioneer: 1, 9, 10, 17, 18, 24,
30, 163, 165, 171, 172, 175, 176,
182, 185, 186, 205, 232, 233, 234,
235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241,
242, 244, 245, 249, 251, 253, 254,
262, 263, 264, 267, 268, 269, 275,
278, 287, 290, 294, 295, 297, 301,
302, 310, 461, 479, 507, 520, 525,
538, 555, 556, 557, 569, 583, 592,
612, 625, 628, 673, 694, 713, 719,
720, 756, 763, 785, 811, 812, 848,
855, 905, 943, 987, 1025, 1083,
1084,
1152,
1165,
1166,
1185,
1241,
1303,
1308,
1325,
1352,
1355,
1571,
1612,
1680,
1758,
1783,
2407,
2480,
2484,
2511,
2546,
2559,
2669,
2741,
2760,
2761,
3072,
3140,
3181,
3312,
3444,
3487,
3870,
3876,
3888,
3890,
3894,
3897,
3905,
3908,
3931,
3933,
3934,
3942,
3944,
3956,
3961,
3967,
3982,
4080,
4193,
4200,
4202,
4212,
4248,
4266,
4318,
4324,
4354,
4371,
4380,
4383,
4407,
4408,
4409,
4414,
4416,
4433,
4441,
4452,
4454,
4455,
4464,
4466,
4467,
4472,
4473,
4478,
4480,
4481,
4483,
4485,
4494,
4497,
4498,
4505,
4515,
4517,
4521,
4523,
4525, 4526.
Settlers, Polish:
504, 508, 537,
702,
705, 1411, 2503, 3423, 3437, 3448,
3820, 3831, 4380.
Settlers, Portuguese: 504, 695, 697,
698, 700, 3412, 3433.
Settlers, Romanian: 662, 1427.
Settlers, Scottish: 3, 4, 8, 23, 24, 231,
246, 251, 252, 258, 259, 260, 275,
279, 282, 286, 292, 294, 296, 302,
305, 312, 332, 454, 472, 479, 502,
505, 506, 611, 685 - 694, 723, 830,
842, 843, 844, 857, 862, 875, 878,
879, 880, 881, 893, 905, 974, 975,
978, 1020, 1026, 1036, 1160, 1203,
1207, 1217, 1245, 1265, 1284,
1301, 1302, 1303, 1304, 1324,
1325, 1328, 1374, 1381, 1399,
1400, 1401, 1404, 1430, 1453,
1500, 1501, 1503, 1524, 1544,
1617, 1618, 1646, 1664, 1680,
1693, 1695, 1696, 1720, 1722,
1724, 1748, 1754, 1770, 1778,
1909, 1943, 1961, 2321, 2408,
2428, 2467, 2717, 2734, 2736,
2761, 2854, 2934, 2940, 2953,
2954, 2964, 3074, 3118, 3119,
3654, 3655, 3665, 3667, 3669,
3672, 3684, 3686, 3687, 3745,
3750, 3863, 3872, 3885, 3908,
4011, 4125, 4185, 4188, 4199,
4202, 4212, 4215, 4216, 4221,
4231, 4240, 4247, 4248, 4260,
4262, 4266, 4270, 4429, 4436,
4439, 4480, 4485, 4486, 4487,
4490, 4513, 4525.
Settlers, Swiss: 550, 583, 671, 672,
717, 753, 785, 786, 794, 800, 849,
945, 946, 1106, 1398, 1530, 1552,
1729, 1849, 1939, 3116, 3132,
3947, 4491.
Settlers, Ukrainian: 508, 702, 710,
929, 3117, 3120, 3347, 3466.
Settlers, Yugoslav: 702.
Sewerage: 13, 28, 316,
328, 673, 851,
1733,
1737,
1920,
1987,
2022,
2306,
2310,
2313,
2321,
2348,
2357,
2358,
2375,
2621,
2626,
2631,
2634,
2646,
2661,
2663,
2674,
2678,
2690,
2729,
3795,
3834,
3983,
3987,
3990,
3992,
4001,
4005,
4023,
4025,
4026,
4028,
4032,
4052,
4062,
4076,
4077,
4225,
4232,
4258,
4269,
4279,
4295,
4299,
4311,
4329,
4330,
4333,
4351,
4375,
4376,
4378,
4380, 4419, 4421, 4526.
Sewing machines. See: Industries,
Sewing machines
Sheep. See: Livestock, Sheep
Sheriffs: 1208, 1314, 1315, 1490,
1667, 1668, 3685, 3969, 4011,
4292, 4380.
Ships and shipping: 554, 686, 692.
Shoemaking. See: Industries,
Footwear
Skating. See: Sports, Skating
Sledding. See: Sports, Sledding
Smallpox. See: Diseases, Smallpox
Soccer. See: Sports, Soccer
Social class: 316, 330, 345, 550, 682,
708, 709, 1167, 1168, 1170, 1177,
1196, 1200, 1201, 1228, 1838,
1839, 1876, 1894, 1949, 2624,
2633, 2694, 3124, 3733, 3750,
3791, 4020, 4162, 4166, 4353,
4360.
Social conditions: 22, 23, 75, 316,
326, 332, 333, 340, 342, 345, 515,
551, 576, 577, 590, 591, 689, 726,
879, 929, 1047, 1196, 1200, 1228,
1229, 1358, 1460, 1466, 1595,
1881, 2181, 2395, 2626, 2664,
2668, 2691, 2937, 3051, 3124,
3298, 3537, 3792, 3821, 3845,
4003, 4073, 4112, 4125, 4378,
4380, 4412, 4448, 4449.
Social institutions: 75, 316, 504, 515,
523, 551, 577, 590, 701, 1168,
1200, 3051, 3124, 3298, 3339,
3727, 3750, 4027, 4033, 4073,
4238, 4266.
Social life and customs: 23, 75, 76,
77, 89, 133, 185, 186, 212, 266,
267, 312, 322, 324, 326, 333, 504,
506, 510, 513, 515, 518, 523, 524,
525, 528, 532, 535, 536, 540, 546,
547, 549, 550, 551, 554, 555, 557,
558, 560, 561, 563, 564, 566, 571,
572, 575, 576, 577, 578, 580, 581,
582, 586, 588, 590, 591, 600, 601,
603, 612, 620, 621, 622, 627, 629,
630, 646, 648, 650, 651, 654, 655,
661, 662, 665, 668, 669, 671, 672,
689, 708, 721, 726, 729, 756, 763,
769, 811, 852, 879, 880, 883, 896,
915, 916, 923, 929, 955, 964, 975,
977, 978, 979, 983, 1007, 1030,
1047, 1055, 1056, 1068, 1074,
1086, 1092, 1121, 1200, 1228,
1229, 1230, 1279, 1306, 1316,
1320, 1354, 1358, 1399, 1466,
1547, 1595, 1762, 1891, 2155,
2160, 2162, 2171, 2199, 2227,
2255, 2281, 2282, 2385, 2395,
2413, 2467, 2495, 2537, 2560,
2632, 2670, 2675, 2694, 2701,
504
Subject Heading Index
2750,
2764,
2799,
2854,
2937,
Spas: 8, 19, 22, 23, 332,
1414,
2076,
2943,
2956,
2962,
2989,
3009,
2155,
2184,
3168,
3754,
4318,
3010,
3015,
3016,
3017,
3024,
4389,
4400.
3025,
3026,
3027,
3039,
3051,
Spiritualists: 1433, 1717.
3057,
3072,
3093,
3117,
3120,
Sports: 8,
, 10, 22,
, 82, 89, 136,
314,
3124,
3127,
3128,
3131,
3132,
326, 332, 513,
, 601, 648, 671, 672,
3135,
3139,
3143,
3153,
3164,
1047,
1090,
1092,
1184,
1254,
3165,
3169,
3174,
3177,
3178,
1382,
1484,
1610,
1737,
1895,
3182,
3187,
3188,
3190,
3194,
2050,
2179,
2357,
2669,
2683,
3195,
3196,
3204,
3207,
3209,
2755,
2872,
2875,
2904,
2909,
3215,
3216,
3218,
3224,
3226,
3240,
3350, ;
3450, 3722 -
3757,
3227,
3240,
3243,
3254,
3258,
3757,
3769,
3799,
3804,
3812,
3259,
3261,
3276,
3277,
3286,
3823,
3829,
3839,
4078,
4125,
3298,
3307,
3319,
3322,
3325,
4136,
4172,
4173,
4176,
4183,
3327,
3334,
3339,
3347,
3351,
4185,
4190,
4194,
4217,
4218,
3361,
3371,
3375,
3377,
3379,
4220,
4227,
4230,
4232,
4233,
3381,
3382,
3385,
3396,
3399,
4246,
4252,
4261,
4262,
4271,
3402,
3437,
3466,
3487,
3513,
4276,
4278,
4279,
4283,
4284,
3537,
3727,
3733,
3737,
3740,
4289,
4295,
4310,
4314,
4317,
3750,
3753,
3769,
3791,
3802,
4318,
4324,
4325,
4327,
4328,
3810,
3812,
3814,
3815,
3823,
4329,
4333,
4354,
4356,
4370,
3842,
3843,
3908,
3920,
3947,
4378,
4382,
4392,
4396,
4400,
3976,
4018,
4021,
4073,
4076,
4412,
4413,
4414,
4416,
4454,
4124,
4137,
4190,
4194,
4222,
4472,
4484,
4495,
4497,
4499,
4238,
4240,
4252,
4254,
4257,
4505,
4526.
4262,
4266,
4332,
4354,
4360,
Sports, Badminton: 1895, 3737, 3749.
4369,
4370,
4378,
4380,
4392,
Sports, Baseball:
12, 22, 332,
333,
4400,
4415,
4430,
4441,
4448,
1302,
1895,
3187,
3350,
3722,
4449,
4454,
4470,
4478,
4494,
3747,
3750,
4078,
4230,
4233,
4499.
4237,
4255,
4261,
4271,
4276,
Social policy: 1200, 4003, 4004,
4020,
4278,
4279,
4282,
4289,
4307,
4071, 4073, 4421.
4392,
4412,
4413,
4434,
4472,
Social services: 136, 148, 334, 516, 4474, 4490, 4521.
551, 601, 1448, 1460, 1611, 2160,
2691, 2896, 3310, 3365, 3709,
3769, 3771, 3774, 3777, 3783,
3792, 3845, 3990, 4001, 4003,
4004, 4026, 4027, 4033, 4034,
4043, 4063, 4071, 4073, 4076,
4261, 4299, 4311, 4421, 4499.
Social structure: 346, 515, 523, 535,
554, 577, 590, 654, 689, 708,
1170, 1177, 1200, 1201, 1228,
2632, 2697, 3254, 3298, 3339,
3750, 3791, 3812, 3823, 4120,
4257.
Soils: 28, 49, 231, 257, 269, 282, 284,
310, 689, 694, 1733, 1765, 1776,
1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, 1788,
1801, 2047, 2297, 2303, 2309,
2310, 2313, 2314, 2337, 2338,
2339, 2346, 2348, 2353, 2365,
2369, 2378, 2380, 2427, 2621,
2622, 2623, 2630, 2669, 2688,
2724, 3847, 3849, 4076, 4185,
4205, 4216, 4334, 4389, 4432,
4462, 4480, 4489.
Sports, Basketball: 840, 3739, 4412.
Sports, Boating: 1733, 2318, 3748.
Sports, Bowling: 3722, 3823, 4299,
4412.
Sports, Boxing: 4258.
Sports, Canoeing: 332, 1381, 1382,
2344, 2678, 3741, 4237, 4275,
4276, 4426, 4429.
Sports, Cricket: 12, 332, 1381, 1382,
1453, 1621, 1722, 2845, 3725,
3731, 3750, 4078, 4307, 4318,
4380, 4412.
Sports, Curling: 332, 1193, 1381,
1401, 2854, 3727, 3728, 3732,
3737, 3745, 3749, 3750, 3751,
3863, 3872, 4078, 4212, 4217,
4262, 4266, 4329, 4356, 4380,
4412, 4433, 4490.
Sports, Cycling: 10, 133, 332, 333,
1381, 1382, 1451, 1704, 1979,
2179, 3045, 3724, 3754, 4078,
4212, 4215, 4237, 4263, 4307,
4356, 4395, 4412, 4422, 4439.
Sports, Fishing: 2285, 2365, 2385,
2678, 2701, 3180, 3743, 4275,
4413.
Sports, Football: 1484, 2789, 4078,
4230, 4255, 4380, 4392, 4412,
4413, 4521.
Sports, Golf: 19, 1193, 1251, 1683,
1752, 2285, 3730, 3735, 3743,
4190, 4225, 4230, 4233, 4351,
4374, 4380, 4412, 4413.
Sports, Gymnastics: 4412.
Sports, Hockey: 8, 12, 22, 23, 332,
333, 1186, 1187, 1191, 1895, 1915,
1937, 1953, 2385, 2396, 2480,
2789, 3450, 3722, 3727, 3729,
3742, 3750, 3752, 3755, 3823,
4078, 4136, 4176, 4217, 4255,
4258, 4261, 4271, 4278, 4279,
4289, 4310, 4324, 4329, 4380,
4382, 4392, 4396, 4412, 4413,
4416, 4439, 4470, 4472, 4474,
4484, 4499, 4518.
Sports, Horse racing: 22, 333, 908,
1184, 1622, 1708, 2506, 3722,
3725, 4136, 4217, 4253, 4356,
4380, 4387, 4413, 4417, 4490,
4505.
Sports, Horseshoe pitching: 3, 1753,
4454, 4470, 4499.
Sports, Hunting: 1785, 4240, 4484.
Sports, Lacrosse: 286, 1381, 1382,
1895, 2840, 4271, 4276, 4278,
4307, 4318, 4392.
Sports, Lawn bowling: 22, 333, 1381,
1382, 3722, 3738, 4217, 4283,
4380, 4412, 4414, 4416, 4521.
Sports, Rifle matches: 2321, 4266,
4268, 4283, 4289, 4307.
Sports, Ringette: 3722.
Sports, Running: 4217, 4396.
Sports, Skating: 2385, 2503, 2787,
3045, 3727, 3736, 3749, 3753,
4078, 4342, 4356, 4380, 4392,
4412, 4413, 4439, 4474, 4490.
Sports, Skiing: 3726, 3743, 3756.
Sports, Soccer: 22, 1339, 1381, 1382,
1484, 1638, 2720, 2789, 3722,
3814, 4113, 4258, 4278, 4412,
4413, 4439, 4490.
Sports, Softball: 3722, 4271, 4396,
4412, 4470.
Sports, Swimming: 2308, 2344, 2385,
2701, 2787, 2789, 3164, 3180,
3350, 3722, 3740, 3743, 3744,
3955, 4078, 4217, 4392, 4412,
4413.
Sports, Tennis: 2285, 3733, 4176,
4217, 4290, 4412, 4413.
Subject Heading Index
505
Sports, Volleyball: 3722.
Stores, General:
1, 13, 260, 286, 312,
2644,
2648,
2649,
2653,
2654,
Sports, Wrestling: 4412.
524, 635, 875, 889,
1324,
1377,
2655,
2661,
2666,
2667,
2668,
Squatters: 555, 763, 1048, 1084,
1430,
1574,
1595,
1616,
1622,
2680,
2681,
2683,
3521,
3555,
1548, 4185, 4473,
4478,
4481,
1652,
1706,
2081,
2085,
2148,
3556,
3557,
3561,
3580,
3581,
4523.
2149,
2154,
2179,
2180,
2181,
3594,
3606,
3607,
3992,
3994,
Stables: 2150, 4018, 4298, 4395.
2182,
2187,
2190,
2192,
2198,
4311, •
4367.
Stations. See: Railway stations
2238,
2450,
4136,
4185,
4193,
Sunday schools. See: Churches,
Statistics: 13, 31, 49, 136, 148,
316,
4212,
4237,
4240,
4246,
4275,
Sunday schools
317, 321, 322, 323, 324, 326, 334,
4298,
4380,
4386,
4388,
4391,
Surveys. See: Land surveys
335, 338, 342, 530, 550, 551, 589,
4392,
4413,
4428,
4433,
4434,
Swedenborgian churches. See:
590, 594, 624, 680,
, 700,
1177,
4439,
4449,
4466,
4472,
4473,
Churches, Swedenborgian
1732, 1735, 1736,
1745,
1767,
4474,
4494,
4495,
4505,
4513,
Synagogues: 696, 2489, 3235, 3718.
1782, 1784, 1846,
1855,
1859,
4515,
4517, 4521, 4526.
1860, 1886, 1945,
1951,
1991,
Stores, Grocery: 319, 516, 896,
1324,
2009, 2064, 2164,
2191,
2206,
1595,
1664,
1741,
1850,
1851,
Tanneries. See: Industries, Tanneries
2310, 2334, 2346,
2405,
2626,
2146,
2169,
2178,
2195,
2198,
Taverns. See: Bars and saloons
2628, 2633, 2634,
2640,
2687,
2396,
2503,
2854,
3040,
3082,
Tax exemptions:
316, 326, 579, 582,
2694, 2697, 2859,
2860,
2970,
3202,
3937,
4217,
4222,
4225,
1168,
1731,
1853,
1854,
1855,
2995, 3000, 3338,
3339,
3375,
4227,
4237,
4246,
4263,
4270,
1856,
1858,
2696,
3303,
3762,
3378, 3592, 3616,
3783,
3856,
4273,
4275,
4277,
4295,
4298,
3834,
4127, 4380.
3980, 3986, 3998,
3999,
4000,
4299,
4307,
4308,
4327,
4351,
Taxes: 316, 579, 624, 659, 661,
1893,
4001, 4063, 4119,
4137,
4247,
4374,
4380, 4395, 4396, 4466.
2539,
2650,
2681,
2685,
2696,
4299, 4308, 4309,
4324,
4330,
Stores, Hardware: 319,
1154, 1372,
2697,
3303,
3992,
3998,
4142,
4333, 4334, 4338,
4411,
4420,
1373,
1386,
1523,
1699,
1729,
4168,
4212,
4300,
4333,
4334,
4432, 4478.
1850,
2152,
2159,
2168,
2194,
4338, 4381, 4414, 4419, 4421.
Statistics, Vital: 347, 495, 4072.
2198,
2200,
2295,
4181,
4217,
Teacher training: 2781, 2782, 2817,
Steam power: 316, 1855, 1860,
1922,
4222,
4225,
4227,
4237,
4246,
3423.
4378, 4517.
4263,
4270,
4275,
4276,
4279,
Teachers:
: 1, 19, 49, 54,
133, 294,
Stone buildings. See: Buildings, Stone
4380,
4386,
4395,
4490,
4495,
506, 516, 521, 593, 642, 664, 673,
Stonemasons: 1064, 2150, 2251, 2417,
4521.
797, 813, 896, 1050, 1054,
1181,
2424, 2425, 2432,
2527,
2597,
Stores, Liquor: ;
L292, 2198.
1193,
1200,
1205,
1226,
1262,
4240.
Storms: 562, 2372, 3308, 3368.
1267,
1280,
1286,
1287,
1288,
Stores and shopping centres: 318,
Street cleaning: 2690, 4280.
1289,
1290,
1300,
1317,
1318,
331, 332, 340, 1092,
, 1539,
1890,
Street railways:
13, 23,
325, 334,
1322,
1327,
1340,
1348,
1349,
2064, 2106, 2139,
2146,
2158,
1086,
1275,
1276,
1278,
1527,
1350,
1353,
1357,
1358,
1359,
2170, 2177, 2178,
2183,
2185,
1544,
1664,
1683,
2044,
2055,
1381,
1382,
1384,
1420,
1435,
2192, 2198, 2203,
2396,
2417,
2079,
2080,
2086,
2099,
2122,
1438,
1444,
1448,
1449,
1509,
2487, 2488, 2570,
2651,
2653,
2179,
4025,
4192,
4327,
4330,
1526,
1547,
1553,
1559,
1562,
2657, 2663, 2666,
2677,
2678,
4351,
4374, 4380, 4412.
1567,
1573,
1616,
1623,
1638,
2679, 2680, 3474,
3743,
3986,
Streets: 19, 32, 54, 68, 69, 70, '
71, 73,
1648,
1668,
1670,
1676,
1686,
4190, 4204, 4212,
4217,
4261,
149, 1092, 1177, 1410, 1411, 2065,
1698,
1713,
1725,
1726,
1974,
4270, 4276, 4279,
4308,
4327,
2096,
2112,
2203,
2396,
2410,
2030,
2085,
2448,
2593,
2700,
4375, 4378, 4395,
4396,
4412,
2417,
2432,
2442,
2477,
2487,
2701,
2706,
2707,
2709,
2711,
4426, 4468, 4528.
2488,
2496,
2499,
2503,
2524,
2712,
2713,
2717,
2718,
2719,
Stores, Book: 2198, 3888, 4217, 4237,
2563,
2576,
2602,
2606,
2615,
2720,
2721,
2723,
2724,
2727,
4273, 4298, 4380.
2616,
2619,
2639,
2641,
2646,
2728,
2729,
2731,
2732,
2733,
Stores, Department: 1,
10, 1184,
2648,
2663,
2672,
2674,
2677,
2735,
2736,
2737,
2740,
2741,
1185, 1403, 2198,
4225,
4237,
3100,
3154,
4197,
4218,
4225,
2742,
2743,
2744,
2745,
2748,
4275, 4295, 4298,
4307,
4327,
4227,
4230,
4233,
4238,
4246,
2749,
2751,
2752,
2753,
2755,
4380, 4382, 4396.
4250,
4263,
4270,
4275,
4276,
2757,
2759,
2760,
2762,
2763,
Stores, Dry goods: 1, 1147, 1179,
4278,
4286,
4289,
4296,
4299,
2764,
2766,
2768,
2769,
2770,
1650, 1665, 1707,
1710,
1850,
4300,
4308,
4314,
4327,
4334,
2771,
2772,
2774,
2775,
2777,
2182, 2198, 4217,
4222,
4237,
4360,
4365,
4371,
4372,
4375,
2778,
2781,
2782,
2784,
2785,
4246, 4263, 4270,
4275,
4276,
4378,
4412,
4421,
4429,
4470,
2787,
2789,
2790,
2793,
2794,
4279, 4295, 4298,
4299,
4308,
4474.
2797,
2798,
2800,
2801,
2802,
4351, 4374, 4380,
4382,
4386,
Suburbs:
1, 316,
, 1446,
1738, 2203,
2804,
2808,
2810,
2811,
2813,
4395, 4437.
2615,
2616,
2628,
2629,
2631,
2815,
2816,
2817,
2818,
2819,
506
Subject Heading Index
2820,
2821,
2822,
2826,
2828,
3947,
3952,
4008,
4190,
4217,
4002,
4005,
4014,
4032,
4057,
2829,
2832,
2833,
2835,
2836,
4225,
4227,
4228,
4234,
4235,
4077,
4098,
4125,
4143,
4173,
2837,
2839,
2840,
2842,
2843,
4255,
4262,
4266,
4289,
4310,
4183,
4212,
4216,
4217,
4218,
2844,
2845,
2846,
2847,
2849,
4351,
4356,
4360,
4392,
4396,
4225,
4227,
4232,
4233,
4236,
2850,
2851,
2854,
2855,
2857,
4403.
4238,
4240,
4247,
4258,
4262,
2858,
2862,
2863,
2878,
2880,
Tobacco processing. See: Industries,
4263,
4266,
4269,
4275,
4293,
2889,
2901,
2907,
2908,
2916,
Tolls: 84,
1132, 1358, 1733, 2085,
4319,
4327,
4328,
4329,
4330,
2921,
3038,
3046,
3078,
3079,
2101,
3937,
4178,
4204,
4212,
4333,
4334,
4355,
4356,
4363,
3084,
3121,
3273,
3309,
3361,
4266, 4431, 4456.
4370,
4380,
4382,
4389,
4392,
3365,
3399,
3419,
3423,
3427,
Tour guides: 191, 317,
384, 432, 489,
4393,
4394,
4396,
4409,
4412,
3430,
3600,
3669,
3672,
3744,
842, 2324, 2399, 2410, 2418, 2436,
4413,
4419,
4432,
4433,
4439,
4080,
4096,
4210,
4212,
4217,
2437,
2440,
2459,
2470,
2472,
4448,
4449,
4456,
4466,
4494,
4222,
4255,
4257,
4263,
4275,
2476,
2477,
2478,
2479,
2498,
4505,
4517.
4280,
4282,
4307,
4318,
4324,
2518,
2522,
2539,
2563,
2564,
Travellers’ guides: 3, 9,
41, 231, 266,
4356,
4380,
4425,
4429,
4430,
2591,
2602,
2606,
2607,
2724,
267, 280, 514, 634, 637, 648, 673,
4433,
4436,
4439,
4454,
4465,
2760,
3887,
4186,
4187,
4189,
689, 1092, 1249, 2162, 4358.
4467,
4470,
4473,
4478,
4494,
4407,
4416, 4454, 4479, 4496.
Trustees:
375, 394, 398, 474, 475,
4518, 4521, 4524, 4526.
Trade: 1;
46, 315, 318,
327, 1731,
492, 1102, 1277, 1369, 2254, 2704,
Teachers’ associations: 1317, 1573,
1742,
1793,
1914,
1942,
1999,
2728,
2730,
2736,
2750,
2765,
1725, 2733, 2782, 2808, 2817,
2173,
2175,
2182,
2185,
2189,
2769,
2775,
2777,
2801,
2813,
2822, 2858, 4081.
2192,
2197,
2199,
2203,
3178,
2817,
2818,
2819,
2822,
2829,
Technical education. See: Education,
3763,
3997,
3999,
4000,
4119,
2843,
3508,
3560,
3677,
3711,
Technical
4125,
4157, 4170, 4216, 4408.
4037, 4222, 4304.
Technology: 1, 43, 44, 327, 339, 549,
550, 582, 916, 1738, 1772, 1777,
1800, 1815, 1896, 1901, 1902,
1922, 1924, 1940, 1941, 1942,
1945, 1992, 2007, 2026, 2028,
2081, 2103, 2136, 2167, 2442,
2665, 2681, 2869, 2874, 3286,
3298, 3334, 3950, 4023, 4035,
4462.
Telephone systems: 14, 19, 23, 43,
44, 46, 320, 1296, 1705, 1895,
1947, 2030, 2056, 2077, 2081,
2103, 2136, 2468, 2558, 2646,
2663, 3327, 3339, 3365, 3998,
4176, 4178, 4190, 4193, 4197,
4212, 4225, 4228, 4262, 4280,
4290, 4310, 4324, 4327, 4334,
Trade unions. See: Labour unions
Traffic: 320, 322, 324, 330, 338, 2043,
2064, 2065, 2071, 2080, 2086,
2089, 2101, 2102, 2105, 2112,
2122, 2203, 2373, 2615, 2616,
2631, 2638, 2643, 2647, 2650,
2653, 2655, 2659, 2660, 2663,
2664, 2680, 2691, 2696, 3743,
3983, 3997, 3998, 3999, 4000,
4014, 4015, 4334.
Transportation: 7, 10, 13, 14, 19, 22,
23, 30, 33, 41, 79, 136, 148, 198,
248, 251, 266, 270, 282, 316, 318,
323, 325, 328, 330, 331, 332, 333,
334, 338, 339, 340, 514, 526, 569,
601, 656, 673, 732, 735, 740, 881,
883, 1083, 1086, 1132, 1399, 1574,
Tuberculosis. See: Diseases,
Tuberculosis
Tunkers: 258, 263, 275, 292, 352,
382, 517, 538, 542, 543, 555, 571,
579, 586, 603, 607, 811, 845, 917,
1083, 1092, 1137, 1152, 1153,
1358, 2760, 2761, 3082, 3097,
3143, 3232, 3256, 3259, 3270,
3273, 3275, 3313, 3314, 3328,
3347, 3355, 3373, 3377, 3381,
3382, 3864, 4105.
Tumvereine: 646, 3016, 3034, 3537,
4318.
Tweedsmuir histories: 138, 157, 559,
593, 1303, 1493, 2480, 2530, 3499,
3922, 4178, 4190, 4200, 4204,
4207, 4282, 4400, 4424, 4426,
4351,
4374, 4380,
4400,
4419,
1639,
1683,
1731,
1733,
1738,
4430, 4433, 4436, 4441, 4448,
4421,
4428, 4454,
4467,
4470,
1741,
1797,
1881,
1901,
1902,
4449, 4454, 4467, 4484, 4499,
4474,
4484, 4490,
4499,
4517,
1931,
1945,
1991,
1997,
2005,
4522, 4526, 4527.
4521,
4522, 4529.
' 2009,
2015,
2034,
2038, J
2041 -
Typhoid. See: Diseases, Typhoid
Temperance movement:
3, 267, 880,
2142,
2162,
2167,
2170,
2179,
1001,
1358, 1424,
1460,
1482,
2183,
2185,
2192,
2201,
2203,
1631,
1637, 1646,
1843,
1861,
2285,
2347,
2357,
2379,
2442,
Ukrainian language: 3117, 3466.
2701,
3162, 3242,
3259,
3323,
2615,
2616,
2621,
2627,
2629,
Ukrainians. See: Settlers, Ukrainian
3325,
3351, 3535,
3642,
3812,
2630,
2631,
2640,
2643,
2645,
United Church. See: Churches,
3917,
3976, 4141,
4254,
4266,
2647,
2650,
2654,
2657,
2658,
United or predecessor churches
4275,
4388, 4412, 4473, 4526.
2659,
2660,
2663,
2664,
2665,
United Empire Loyalists: 14, 215,
Tennis. See: Sports, Tennis
2680,
2682,
2684,
2689,
2693,
250, 294, 307, 333, 526, 555, 610,
Theatres and cinemas: ]
L0, 23,
332,
2695,
2697,
2745,
2760,
3433,
611, 654, 765, 809, 858, 859,
648, 650, 1722, 3010
, 3011,
3022,
3533,
3743,
3818,
3870,
3872,
1252, 1254, 1639, 1667, 2051,
3023,
3028, 3029,
3030,
3034,
3893,
3895,
3911,
3972,
3983,
2359, 3259, 4286, 4469.
3036,
3043, 3047,
3053,
3182,
3987,
3988,
3990,
3991,
3992,
Universities: 3, 12, 23, 312, 314, 333,
3271,
3466, 3476,
3537,
3724,
3994,
3997,
3999,
4000,
4001,
771, 1193, 1435, 1737, 1968, 2158,
Subject Heading Index
507
2393, 2394, 2415, 2456, 2464,
2509, 2510, 2526, 2601, 2656,
2781, 2866, 2867, 2868, 2869,
2870, 2871, 2873, 2875, 2876,
2881, 2882, 2883, 2885 - 2923,
2926, 2928, 2929, 2930, 2931,
2970, 3038, 3043, 3525, 4324,
4327, 4412, 4413, 4416.
Urban environment. See:
Environment, Urban
Urban landscape. See: Landscape,
Urban reform: 316, 327, 1167, 1731,
2615, 2616, 2625, 2632, 2644,
2648, 2649, 2657, 2662, 2668,
2670, 2682, 2693, 3757, 3993,
4026, 4126, 4127.
1510, 1525, 1602, 2084, 3727,
3734, 3839, 4083, 4088, 4092,
4094, 4096, 4130, 4136, 4204,
4207, 4227, 4233, 4273, 4278,
4280, 4282, 4289, 4290, 4396,
4470, 4490.
Villages: 9, 13, 41, 42, 47, 50, 51, 52,
55, 72, 206, 229, 230, 247, 276,
281, 308, 322, 324, 325, 328, 331,
336, 338, 341, 553, 1399, 1574,
1693, 1858, 2179, 2311, 2468,
2512, 2648, 3972, 3974, 3999,
4000, 4014, 4205, 4212, 4407,
4412, 4432, 4473, 4474, 4478,
4480, 4487, 4489.
Vinegar. See: Industries, Vinegar
3051, 3339, 3438, 3450, 3487,
3629, 3645, 3999, 4000, 4017,
4112, 4136, 4261, 4269, 4333,
4334, 4375, 4381, 4393, 4425,
4429, 4488, 4504.
Wagon making. See: Industries,
Carriages and wagons
War, 1775-1783, American
Revolutionary: 193, 216, 224, 250,
256, 258, 275, 282, 332, 521, 526,
534, 557, 610, 611, 612, 673, 765,
800, 804, 809, 819, 849, 917,
1076, 1252, 1325, 1358, 1359,
1611, 2321, 3383, 4134, 4448,
4449, 4456.
War, 1812: 14, 23, 193, 215, 224,
Urban renewal: 28, 318, 1738, 2164,
2203, 2373, 2398, 2417, 2487,
2488, 2524, 2614, 2615, 2616,
2624, 2626, 2635, 2636, 2643,
Volksdeutsche: 629, 630, 647, 648,
650, 651, 652, 654, 660, 662, 671,
672, 682, 2808, 2948, 3558.
Voluntary associations: 51, 52, 136,
251, 264, 268, 275, 282, 292, 294,
332, 514, 521, 542, 543, 607, 611,
673, 756, 758, 759, 760, 797, 858,
859, 957, 1001, 1083, 1084, 1092,
2647,
2651,
2653,
2655,
2659,
143, 148, 332, 504, 547, 639, 640,
1156,
1252,
1324,
1325,
1358,
2663,
2664,
2671,
2677,
2679,
705, 1178, 1179, 1180, 1181,
1182,
1611,
2761,
3185,
3232,
3313,
2682,
2687,
2691,
2696,
3834,
1183,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1187,
3377,
3383,
3669,
3872,
3931,
3983,
3987,
3991,
3992,
4005,
1191,
1192,
1216,
1217,
1219,
4087,
4134,
4202,
4260,
4318,
4126,
4135,
4143,
4148,
4168,
1238,
1242,
1266,
1267,
1271,
4319,
4448,
4449,
4454,
4455,
4261.
1296,
1318,
1342,
1363,
1365,
4456, 4517, 4525.
Urban utilities. See: Public utilities
1379,
1437,
1448,
1458,
1461,
War, 1848, Revolutionary: 671, 672,
Urbanization: 10
, 23, 28, 314, ;
316,
1493,
1516,
1525,
1598,
1613,
756, 1574.
323, 328, 330, 333, 335, 337, 338,
1708,
1909,
2066,
2587,
2991,
War, 1854-1856,
Crimean: 1519,
340,
530, 582, 590, 591,
979,
3044,
3206,
3207,
3212,
3213,
1741,
4255, 4466, 4517.
1731,
1738,
1760,
1763,
1766,
3228,
3269,
3303,
3329,
3338,
War, 1861-1865, American Civil: 268,
1781,
1859,
1918,
2009,
2064,
3361,
3365,
3495,
3538,
3549,
947, 983, 1549, 1631, 1636,
1896,
2111,
2192,
2308,
2314,
2321,
3693,
3758 -
3858,
3876,
3883,
2005,
3313, 3487, 4098, 4318.
2323,
2340,
2346,
2348,
2357,
3898,
3914,
3915,
3917,
3918,
War, 1914-1918:
7, 10,
12, 23,
133,
2373,
2375,
2442,
2497,
2584,
3919,
3920,
3928,
3936,
3938,
193, 249, 314, 332, ;
333, 547, 562,
2617,
2624,
2628,
2629,
2630,
3942,
3944,
3955,
4029,
4038,
572, 612, 631, 644, '
654, 660, 662,
2633,
2634,
2639,
2640,
2648,
4042,
4053,
4081,
4085,
4101,
671, 672, 677, 684,
852, 880, 978,
2652,
2653,
2654,
2655,
2660,
4177,
4178,
4190,
4213,
4217,
983, 1001, 1074, 1105, 1155,
1176,
2661,
2663,
2666,
2668,
2670,
4225,
4271,
4333,
4334,
4338,
1191,
1192,
1193,
1252,
1254,
2672,
2674,
2680,
2681,
2687,
4397,
4426,
4430,
4433,
4465,
1258,
1319,
1401,
1423,
1456,
2689,
2692,
2693,
2695,
2696,
4467,
4484, 4490.
1510,
1525,
1595,
1685,
1959,
2697,
2860,
3182,
3307,
3811,
Voters’ lists: 4209, 4239, 4281,
4303,
1977,
1993,
2009,
2015,
2067,
3983,
3986,
3987,
3990,
3991,
4311,
4460, 4482, 4511, 4531.
2720,
2755,
2955,
3011,
3090,
3992,
3993,
3994,
3995,
3996,
3161,
3164,
3246,
3293,
3307,
3999,
4023,
4035,
4052,
4077,
3313,
3368,
3388,
3399,
3437,
4135,
4142,
4143,
4148,
4196,
Wages and salaries: 12, 23, 28,
49,
3468,
3487,
3513,
3535,
3536,
4204,
4205,
4292,
4299,
4308,
136, 332, 347, 616, 659, 661, 681,
3537,
3538,
3577,
3631,
3632,
4319,
4320,
4351,
4356,
4374,
683, 923, 1007, 1358, 1528,
1561,
3633,
3715,
3747,
3773,
3786,
4414,
4416, 4441, 4489, 4517.
1597,
1735,
1736,
1741,
1743,
3814,
3815,
3819,
3839,
3864,
1809,
1871,
1886,
1891,
1894,
3871,
3872,
3873,
3896,
3945,
1908,
1927,
1945,
1950,
1951,
4075,
4080,
4081,
4087,
4090,
Vaccinations: 4040.
1959,
1961,
1988,
1991,
2012,
4093,
4094,
4095,
4096,
4097,
Value added: 1860, 1951, 3999.
2025,
2033,
2043,
2167,
2570,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
4107,
Veneer manufacture. See: Industries,
2665,
2687,
2705,
2718,
2729,
4108,
4110,
4121,
4123,
4128,
Veneers
2740,
2769,
2771,
2774,
2775,
4132,
4136,
4137,
4138,
4139,
Veterans: 1184,
1185, 1191, 1192,
2780,
2788,
2798,
2801,
2813,
4143,
4146,
4147,
4163,
4164,
1193,
1243,
1289,
1317,
1436,
2815,
2817,
2819,
2822,
2903,
4233,
4247,
4255,
4271,
4273,
508
Subject Heading Index
4278,
4286,
4289,
4319,
4323,
4393, 4432, 4435,
4451,
4454,
4327,
4369,
4370,
4396,
4400,
4462, 4466, 4473,
4488,
4490,
4401,
4412,
4422,
4454,
4499,
4517, 4528.
4505, 4522.
Water supply: 10, 19, 28, 49, 189,
War, 1939-1945:
10, 332, 333,
340,
200, 217, 316, 328, 875,
1258,
515, 536, 547, 562, 572, 590, 591,
1733, 1801, 1854,
1856,
1896,
602, 626, 639, 640, 654, 662, 671,
1920, 1938, 1945,
1954,
1957,
672, 682, 726, 983,
1047,
1134,
1987, 2022, 2288,
2298,
2299,
1187,
1317,
1318,
1422,
1423,
2305, 2306, 2309,
2310,
2313,
1425,
1436,
1455,
1621,
1678,
2314, 2315, 2317,
2320,
2321,
1734,
1735,
1736,
1743,
1744,
2322, 2334, 2339,
2346,
2348,
1829,
1849,
1871,
1891,
1902,
2349, 2350, 2357,
2359,
2364,
1909,
1933,
1961,
1993,
2009,
2365, 2366, 2367,
2371,
2373,
2012,
2013,
2015,
2022,
2139,
2375, 2377, 2378,
2379,
2392,
2245,
2581,
2633,
2718,
2852,
2581, 2595, 2622,
2663,
2678,
3036,
3120,
3246,
3294,
3300,
2690, 2724, 3082,
3775,
3983,
3307,
3313,
3339,
3357,
3368,
3987, 3990, 3992,
4001,
4023,
3399,
3468,
3477,
3487,
3513,
4025; 4026, 4032,
4051,
4052,
3518,
3535,
3537,
3538,
3558,
4054, 4058, 4062,
4076,
4077,
3559,
3577,
3580,
3581,
3619,
4185, 4195, 4216,
4225,
4232,
3628,
3631,
3632,
3633,
3687,
4233, 4238, 4246,
4263,
4269,
3727,
3769,
3778,
3783,
3786,
4280, 4295, 4299,
4307,
4330,
3814,
3819,
3823,
3839,
3842,
4333, 4334, 4344,
4351,
4374,
3864,
4083,
4085,
4086,
4089,
4375, 4376, 4380,
4389,
4396,
4091,
4092,
4093,
4094,
4095,
4412, 4414, 4416,
4419,
4432,
4099,
4100,
4106,
4109,
4118, '
4441, 4454, 4462,
4484,
4487,
4136,
4176,
4178,
4190,
4204,
4517.
4226,
4227,
4228,
4255,
4271,
Waterways: 5, 19, 195,
282, 1319,
4273,
4278,
4285,
4289,
4309,
1652, 1733, 1741,
1779,
1920,
4327,
4333,
4370,
4396,
4400,
2009, 2051, 2066,
2097,
2299,
4401,
4412,
4440,
4454,
4470,
2310, 2311, 2321,
2334,
2344,
4484,
4522.
2348, 2357, 2358,
2359,
2365,
War memorials:
10, 19,
444, 2480,
2373, 2375, 2378,
2379,
2581,
2755,
3773,
3839,
4082,
4094,
2625, 2678, 2695,
2724,
4001,
4095,
4101,
4109,
4171,
4183,
4023, 4240, 4266,
4269,
4334,
4186,
4189,
4218,
4226,
4227,
4387, 4441, 4454.
4247,
4255,
4278,
4282,
4285,
Weather: 28, 257, 268, 274, 567, 587,
4396,
4400, 4422, 4470.
656, 758, 759, 966,
1083,
1249,
Wardens: 18, 1166, 1693, 1747, 3468,
1352, 1354, 1371,
1399,
1611,
3969,
3970,
3973,
3979,
4150,
1749, 1758, 1771,
1779,
1796,
4458.
1942, 2050, 2062,
2309,
2316,
Wards: 316, 624;
, 1177,
2503, 4156,
2317, 2334, 2347,
2351,
2353,
4208,
4239, 4300, 4303.
2360, 2365, 3169,
3195,
3196,
Wars: 120, 215,
656, 1924, 1932,
3892, 4240, 4246,
4333,
4433,
3303, 4082, 4084, 4088, 4494.
4441, 4454, 4456,
4478,
4499,
Water power: 8,
10, 28,
200, 259,
4526.
288,
313, 316, 332, 809, 908,
Weaving: 525, 688, 893, 938, 946,
1235,
1237,
1657,
1733,
1836,
1000, 1023, 1042,
1146,
1758,
1842,
1855,
1860,
1865,
1873,
1860, 1865, 2005,
2085,
2141,
1877,
1887,
1896,
1910,
1916,
2150, 2379, 3062,
3067,
3072,
1923,
1940,
1941,
1942,
1947,
3074, 3101, 3106,
3136,
3140,
1956,
1965,
1973,
1990,
2005,
3150, 3898, 4286,
4380,
4392,
2357,
2359,
2365,
2367,
2373,
4448, 4449, 4474, 4494, 4521.
2375,
2379,
2401,
2409,
2480,
Welfare: 1090, 2626, 3792, 3840,
2514,
2536,
2542,
2581,
3082,
3992, 4001, 4003,
4004,
4060,
3728,
4046,
4149,
4176,
4178,
4063, 4137, 4334, 4488, 4524.
4185,
4212,
4240,
4255,
4286,
Welfare, Public: 1092, 3247, 3307,
3313, 3845, 3856, 4003, 4004,
4034, 4043, 4060, 4063, 4324.
Wheat. See: Crops, Wheat
Wills: 151, 157, 739, 743, 775, 799,
866, 874, 893, 897, 911, 945, 955,
963, 1054, 1055, 1058, 1083, 1085,
1103, 1106, 1131, 1161, 1168,
1369, 1375, 2565, 2567, 4448,
4449.
Women: 120, 133, 188, 191, 216, 280,
427, 459, 479, 515, 516, 524, 525,
543, 544, 558, 580, 581, 594, 603,
681, 689, 695, 709, 719, 720, 721,
722, 726, 879, 915, 934, 955, 979,
981, 983, 987, 1001, 1007, 1047,
1060, 1068, 1086, 1169, 1175,
1180, 1182, 1183, 1184, 1185,
1186, 1187, 1191, 1192, 1193,
1200, 1223, 1225, 1229, 1230,
1248, 1267, 1282, 1290, 1303,
1304, 1323, 1332, 1342, 1343,
1344, 1345, 1346, 1358, 1363,
1365, 1392, 1417, 1422, 1445,
1458, 1460, 1461, 1462, 1466,
1528, 1547, 1647, 1673, 1674,
1693, 1694, 1708, 1726, 1741,
1771, 1772, 1778, 1820, 1860,
1866, 1890, 1895, 1910, 1933,
1948, 1959, 1961, 1975, 1998,
2008, 2010, 2030, 2041, 2085,
2148, 2151, 2166, 2179, 2226,
2257, 2264, 2269, 2379, 2612,
2632, 2633, 2712, 2717, 2769,
2776, 2787, 2817, 2818, 2832,
2889, 2903, 2932, 2951, 2955,
2967, 2986, 3031, 3033, 3053,
3071, 3072, 3073, 3082, 3093,
3116, 3118, 3119, 3120, 3127,
3131, 3135, 3137, 3164, 3168,
3175, 3183, 3186, 3194, 3197,
3200, 3207, 3208, 3212, 3213,
3214, 3215, 3217, 3227, 3238,
3239, 3250, 3255, 3258, 3259,
3286, 3294, 3297, 3307, 3310,
3314, 3320, 3329, 3334, 3347,
3357, 3361, 3365, 3396, 3437,
3470, 3472, 3474, 3477, 3478,
3482, 3493, 3495, 3499, 3513,
3525, 3550, 3569, 3571, 3572,
3573, 3576, 3583, 3597, 3621,
3628, 3631, 3632, 3633, 3658,
3693, 3694, 3695, 3722, 3730,
3737, 3739, 3741, 3749, 3754,
3767, 3769, 3771, 3772, 3773,
3788, 3789, 3791, 3798, 3803,
3805, 3811, 3812, 3814, 3821,
3822, 3835, 3838, 3840, 3842,
Subject Heading Index
509
3852, 3857,
3858,
3898,
3945,
1860,
2789,
2794,
3240,
3243,
4008, 4011,
4014,
4027,
4029,
3297,
3307,
3334,
3350,
3363,
4031, 4037,
4042,
4048,
4057,
3472,
3482,
3489,
3675,
3740,
4066, 4071,
4073,
4085,
4091,
3756,
3769,
3777,
3804,
3823,
4101, 4132,
4136,
4178,
4190,
3841,
4004.
4200, 4204,
4207,
4255,
4278,
Youth organizations: 524, 558, 590,
4280, 4282,
4285,
4289,
4318,
2791,
2792,
2834,
3242,
3274,
4325, 4327,
4397,
4425,
4426,
3286,
3294,
3329,
3338,
3339,
4430, 4433,
4436,
4441,
4446,
3350,
3437,
3466,
3467,
3477,
4448, 4449,
4454,
4467,
4470,
3489,
3493,
3504,
3506,
3513,
4479, 4484,
4505,
4506,
4518,
3525,
3539,
3571,
3572,
3573,
4521, 4522, 4526.
3576,
3583,
3591,
3597,
3600,
Women’s Institutes: 14,
138, 143,
3621,
3628,
3630,
3633,
3675,
1182, 1185,
1186,
1303,
1304,
3704,
3715,
3718,
3727,
3764,
1758, 1786,
1791,
2495,
2530,
3765,
3769,
3803,
3804,
3805,
2612, 2807,
2956,
3209,
3770,
3819,
3823,
3841,
3854,
4172,
3789, 3811,
3842,
3847,
3848,
4522.
3849, 3852,
3855,
3867,
3898,
Yugoslavs. See: Settlers, Yugoslav
3922, 4178,
4190,
4198,
4200,
4204, 4207,
4212,
4279,
4282,
4400, 4426,
4430,
4433,
4436,
Zoning: 316, 326, 337,
338, 1857,
4441, 4454,
4467,
4470,
4484,
1907,
2351,
2398,
2487,
2488,
4495, 4497,
4499,
4522,
4526,
2615,
2616,
2617,
2631,
2634,
4527.
2637,
2638,
2640,
2642,
2644,
Woodworking. See: Industries,
2645,
2650,
2654,
2655,
2660,
Woodworking
2661,
2663,
2664,
2665,
2671,
Woollen mills. See: Industries,
2672,
2673,
2674,
2678,
2680,
Woollen mills
2681,
2686,
2689,
2696,
3986,
Work. See:
Employment or
3993,
4026,
4135,
4171,
4313,
Occupations
4334,
4340, 4499.
Writers: 7
, 14, 19, 101, 268, 275, 554,
619, 664, 673, 852,
, 943,
1001,
1180,
1183,
1186,
1187,
1193,
1200,
1223,
1229,
1230,
1264,
1301,
1304,
1306,
1310,
1316,
1339,
1342,
1344,
1345,
1346,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1355,
1357,
1358,
1359,
1367,
1449,
1455,
1456,
1479,
1509,
1556,
1571,
1595,
1631,
1663,
1679,
1691,
1697,
1698,
1722,
1895,
2302,
2746,
2754,
2790,
2791,
2792,
2945,
2953,
2960,
2961,
2966,
3022,
3043,
3286,
3312,
3399,
3430,
3684,
3889,
3898,
3910,
3925,
3941,
3952,
3955,
4105,
4194,
4207,
4254,
4255,
4278,
4289,
4291,
4343,
4379,
4391,
4413.
Yearbooks: 34, 35, 36, 2719, 2737,
2744,
2751,
2758,
2789,
2791,
2792,
2834,
2835,
2837,
2852,
2855,
2878,
2879,
2921,
3262,
3435, 3436, 3488, 3545.
Youth: 530, 558, 581, 682, 1784,
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Place Index
511
PLACE INDEX
Akron, Ohio: 1853.
Alder Creek: 305, 308, 671, 672,
1910, 1998, 2030, 2379, 4212,
4487, 4490, 4499.
Alder View, Rosebank: 4499.
Alps Road, North Dumfries: 841,
842, 1279, 4212.
Alsace-Lorraine: 598, 656, 657, 752,
774, 951, 952, 1063, 1114, 1115,
1118, 1135, 1239, 1417, 1663,
2179, 3121, 3428.
Alsace-Lorraine, Les Quelles: 1032.
Altrieve Lake: 2353, 2354, 2355,
3732, 3751, 4266.
Altrieve Swamp: 694.
Ann Street Park, Elmira: 4225.
Ariss: 3873.
Arthur’s Seat: 149.
Aspen Subdivision Park, Elmira:
4225.
Ayr: 6, 13, 19, 21, 28, 33, 37, 38, 39,
41, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72,
74, 75, 76, 77, 85, 105, 121, 132,
146, 149, 156, 157, 159, 164, 169,
247, 276, 279, 281, 305, 308, 310,
319, 321, 323, 325, 329, 332, 336,
338, 340, 341, 347, 396, 397, 508,
688, 694, 697, 757, 843, 875, 876,
878, 879, 880, 1020, 1084, 1104,
1105,
1160,
1170,
1171,
1179,
1182,
1184,
1186,
1191,
1192,
1205,
1399,
1400,
1453,
1502,
1524,
1553,
1561,
1583,
1693,
1694,
1695,
1696,
1718,
1720,
1740,
1748,
1787,
1788,
1822,
1851,
1896,
1901,
1923,
1925,
1937,
1974,
1976,
1982,
1983,
1990,
2021,
2034,
2055,
2069,
2070,
2077,
2083,
2109,
2118,
2120,
2130,
2151,
2167,
2182,
2188,
2260,
2261,
2262,
2320,
2341,
2360,
2366,
2369,
2371,
2374,
2379,
2429,
2441,
2473,
2522,
2571,
2589,
2591,
2701,
2703,
2716,
2782,
2807,
2817,
2818,
2959,
2968,
2969,
3074,
3471,
3479,
3639,
3650,
3655,
3668,
3676,
3677,
3678,
3686,
3694,
3695,
3728,
3743,
3745,
3760,
3761,
3780,
3787,
3838,
3842,
3852,
3863,
3923,
3927,
3955, 3963, 3964, 3965, 3967,
3969, 3972, 3974, 3979, 3987,
3989, 3994, 4003, 4009, 4018,
4025, 4054, 4077, 4079, 4082,
4090, 4101, 4104, 4111, 4155,
4171 - 4189, 4198, 4202, 4205,
4206, 4208, 4212, 4213, 4216,
4433, 4450.
Ayr Centennial Park: 4178.
Ayr, Northumberland Street: 2429,
4212.
Ayr, Piper Street: 2429, 3695, 4212.
Ayr, Stanley Street: 2429, 4181, 4212.
Baden: 1, 13, 21, 23, 28, 29, 37, 38,
39, 40, 41, 46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 85,
105, 132, 143, 149, 157, 159, 217,
229, 247, 249, 277, 281, 305, 308,
319, 321, 331, 336, 338, 341, 426,
466, 475, 481, 516, 530, 552, 556,
598, 599, 635, 649, 656, 671, 672,
745, 746, 785, 871, 874, 898, 919,
920, 921, 922, 926, 944, 955, 990,
994, 1027, 1048, 1050, 1078, 1086,
1089, 1099, 1103, 1117, 1140,
1145, 1157, 1171, 1186, 1191,
1198, 1233, 1235, 1236, 1237,
1394, 1395, 1499, 1500, 1501,
1502, 1503, 1613, 1640, 1698,
1754, 1841, 1861, 1880, 1936,
1974, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1990,
2001, 2095, 2109, 2120, 2136,
2145, 2167, 2182, 2190, 2194,
2302, 2379, 2395, 2435, 2441,
2480, 2520, 2522, 2716, 2731,
2782, 2807, 2817, 2818, 2972,
2977, 3119, 3176, 3232, 3238,
3259, 3275, 3277, 3287, 3307,
3316, 3334, 3342, 3364, 3365,
3422, 3465, 3538, 3679, 3774,
3847, 3860, 3923, 3955, 3959,
3974, 3987, 4076, 4094, 4101,
4155, 4391, 4393, 4466, 4487,
4488, 4489, 4492, 4498, 4499,
4501, 4503.
Baden Hills: 295, 2308, 2324, 2336.
Baden Spring Creek: 4487.
Baer’s Creek, Doon: 2385.
Bamberg: 21, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 46,
51, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72,
74, 132, 157, 247, 249, 281, 305,
308, 319, 321, 341, 467, 649, 670,
895, 986, 1033, 1191, 1445, 1861,
1974, 1983, 2095, 2120, 2379,
2425, 2437, 2522, 2608, 2815,
3420, 3575, 4468, 4471, 4472,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483, 4487.
Bannister Lake: 2318.
Bannister’s Marsh: 3779.
Barrie Lake: 2349.
Bean’s Tract: 253, 254, 255, 256, 275,
287, 307, 555, 759, 4423, 4433.
Beasley’s Broken Front: 253, 254,
256, 287, 307, 1058, 1611.
Beasley’s Lower Block: 179, 184, 254,
256, 307, 2097, 2150, 2760, 4425.
Beasley’s Middle Block: 253, 254,
256, 307, 2097.
Beasley’s New Survey: 253, 254, 256,
307, 4433.
Beasley’s Old Survey: 253, 254, 256,
287, 307, 1037, 2097, 2572.
Beasley’s Tract: 252, 254, 256, 268,
275, 282, 294, 332, 516, 522, 593,
628, 1350, 1612, 2096, 3275, 4432.
Beasley’s Upper Block: 307.
Beaver Creek: 191, 305, 308, 330,
333, 2379, 4487, 4499.
Beaverdale: 157, 281, 305, 2711,
2760, 2775, 4282.
Beaverdale Road Ford, Speed River:
2097.
Bechtel Creek: 308, 2000.
Bechtel Family Cemetery: 3232.
Bechtel’s Tract: 253, 254, 256, 275,
287, 307, 555, 979, 1141, 1977,
2096, 2097, 4433.
Bechtel Spring Creek: 305, 2379.
Beck’s Hill: 281.
Ben Eby: 308.
Bergey’s Ford, Speed River: 2097.
Bergeytown: 157, 308, 2120, 4270,
4274.
Berlett’s Corners: 157, 281, 305, 319,
386, 1936, 2704, 4499.
Berlin: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 15,
17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 30,
33, 36, 37, 39, 41, 44, 45, 46, 47,
49, 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59,
61, 62, 65, 67, 68, 69, 71, 74, 79,
80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88,
89, 90, 91, 94, 98, 102, 105, 108,
109, 110, 111, 112, 126, 127, 129,
130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 143, 145,
149, 157, 159, 220, 243, 247, 249,
256, 268, 275, 280, 281, 290, 293,
294, 297, 308, 316, 321, 325, 326,
327, 329, 332, 333, 341, 360, 361,
363, 378, 383, 420, 432, 451, 452,
453, 461, 483, 485, 495, 496, 507,
508, 528, 544, 545, 553, 580, 603,
613, 624, 631, 633, 635, 641, 644,
512
Place Index
646, 649, 651, 653, 654, 663, 664,
667, 668, 670, 671, 672, 673, 675,
677, 678, 681, 684, 691, 705, 713,
719, 720, 721, 770, 771, 773, 787,
809, 845, 878, 896, 897, 898, 902,
903, 904, 927, 938, 978, 986,
1004,
1005,
1006,
1009,
1035,
1040,
1052,
1053,
1090,
1092,
1100,
1151,
1154,
1155,
1165,
1166,
1167,
1168,
1170,
1171,
1177,
1198,
1201,
1210,
1235,
1242,
1243,
1244,
1247,
1249,
1250,
1252,
1253,
1254,
1255,
1256,
1258,
1263,
1264,
1267,
1268,
1269,
1270,
1272,
1273,
1275,
1276,
1277,
1278,
1280,
1293,
1298,
1299,
1300,
1314,
1315,
1319,
1331,
1333,
1335,
1338,
1343,
1346,
1347,
1348,
1349,
1350,
1351,
1352,
1353,
1354,
1355,
1356,
1357,
1358,
1359,
1360,
1361,
1366,
1372,
1373,
1378,
1381,
1382,
1383,
1384,
1387,
1388,
1389,
1403,
1405,
1409,
1412,
1413,
1415,
1424,
1430,
1432,
1433,
1434,
1436,
1442,
1444,
1445,
1446,
1447,
1451,
1452,
1453,
1459,
1460,
1461,
1462,
1463,
1466,
1467,
1468,
1470,
1471,
1474,
1476,
1481,
1483,
1484,
1485,
1486,
1488,
1490,
1491,
1492,
1495,
1496,
1497,
1504,
1507,
1509,
1525,
1526,
1527,
1530,
1535,
1536,
1538,
1545,
1546,
1547,
1550,
1551,
1553,
1559,
1560,
1562,
1563,
1564,
1565,
1566,
1568,
1569,
1573,
1580,
1581,
1584,
1585,
1586,
1588,
1590,
1591,
1596,
1597,
1600,
1601,
1604,
1605,
1606,
1607,
1609,
1610,
1612,
1614,
1617,
1618,
1624,
1628,
1630,
1631,
1634,
1635,
1636,
1637,
1638,
1639,
1640,
1642,
1645,
1648,
1650,
1658,
1661,
1665,
1667,
1668,
1669,
1672,
1675,
1686,
1691,
1697,
1698,
1700,
1703,
1706,
1709,
1715,
1716,
1717,
1725,
1726,
1727,
1728,
1729,
1731,
1739,
1740,
1741,
1761,
1788,
1797,
1812,
1815,
1833,
1842,
1845,
1850,
1851,
1853,
1854,
1855,
1856,
1857,
1858,
1859,
1860,
1861,
1863,
1864,
1870,
1879,
1881,
1884,
1887,
1890,
1895,
1897,
1899,
1901,
1915,
1916,
1919,
1925,
1926,
1929,
1934,
1939,
1959,
1964,
1967,
1971,
1974,
1976,
1979,
1982,
1983,
1990,
1993,
2004,
2006,
2008,
2013,
2014,
2018,
2019,
2023,
2024,
2025,
2034,
2036,
2039,
2053,
2054,
2055,
2056,
2057,
2063,
2066,
2069,
2070,
2071,
2073,
2079,
2080,
2086,
2087,
2095,
2099,
2100,
2109,
2118,
2120,
2122,
2123,
2128,
2132,
2134,
2144,
2149,
2151,
2159,
2162,
2163,
2171,
2172,
2177,
2179,
2182,
2188,
2191,
2193,
2210,
2226,
2227,
2230,
2238,
2254,
2255,
2258,
2259,
2264,
2265,
2266,
2267,
2268,
2373,
2386,
2388,
2403,
2404,
2405,
2412,
2413,
2414,
2421,
2422,
2423,
2453,
2485,
2489,
2492,
2496,
2500,
2504,
2516,
2517,
2519,
2543,
2555,
2568,
2576,
2579,
2580,
2586,
2599,
2600,
2610,
2615,
2616,
2635,
2669,
2677,
2706,
2707,
2708,
2709,
2710,
2714,
2723,
2726,
2732,
2738,
2739,
2747,
2748,
2751,
2756,
2778,
2781,
2782,
2785,
2790,
2793,
2802,
2805,
2817,
2818,
2821,
2822,
2833,
2835,
2838,
2839,
2841,
2843,
2844,
2850,
2851,
2880,
2903,
2933,
2936,
2938,
2950,
2951,
2959,
2969,
2973,
2974,
2977,
2983,
2997,
3007,
3009,
3010,
3015,
3016,
3029,
3032,
3034,
3037,
3041,
3044,
3045,
3048,
3050,
3069,
3079,
3084,
3100,
3101,
3119,
3129,
3158,
3162,
3163,
3192,
3193,
3198,
3200,
3235,
3238,
3244,
3254,
3255,
3257,
3273,
3274,
3280,
3281,
3283,
3284,
3285,
3287,
3288,
3289,
3296,
3309,
3310,
3312,
3314,
3315,
3316,
3323,
3326,
3328,
3330,
3331,
3332,
3337,
3344,
3349,
3354,
3360,
3361,
3362,
3363,
3365,
3366,
3375,
3376,
3383,
3391,
3393,
3394,
3406,
3419,
3420,
3423,
3424,
3425,
3426,
3428,
3430,
3431,
3432,
3437,
3440,
3442,
3444,
3448,
3452,
3456,
3463,
3472,
3480,
3487,
3488,
3489,
3490,
3491,
3493,
3494,
3495,
3502,
3503,
3506,
3510,
3513,
3515,
3525,
3528,
3535,
3536,
3540,
3545,
3551,
3560,
3563,
3564,
3565,
3586,
3592,
3602,
3603,
3617,
3618,
3631,
3632,
3633,
3637,
3649,
3656,
3685,
3696,
3697,
3699,
3700,
3701,
3702,
3703,
3704,
3713,
3715,
3718,
3725,
3730,
3731,
3753,
3754,
3758,
3759,
3762,
3763,
3766,
3769,
3773,
3775,
3780,
3784,
3785,
3786,
3790,
3807,
3812,
3814,
3815,
3820,
3821,
3823,
3824,
3830,
3831,
3843,
3870,
3871,
3872,
3886,
3893,
3895,
3897,
3902,
3928,
3938,
3945,
3946,
3959,
3960,
3963,
3970,
3972,
3973,
3974,
3976,
3978,
3979,
3981,
3982,
3989,
4010,
4013,
4014,
4017,
4021,
4023,
4025,
4026,
4029,
4031,
4043,
4044,
4046,
4050,
4053,
4061,
4065,
4066,
4069,
4070,
4073,
4079,
4080,
4087,
4090,
4096,
4111,
4119,
4120,
4121,
4123,
4124,
4127,
4128,
4132,
4136,
4137,
4138,
4139,
4141,
4143,
4144,
4146,
4147,
4149,
4157,
4159,
4162,
4164,
4193,
4196,
4240,
4292 -
4382,
4422,
4423,
4432,
4442,
4450,
4455,
4461, 4466, 4480, 4485, 4525.
Berlin, Ahrens Street: 1, 2421, 2422,
2423, 2496, 4371, 4372.
Berlin, Albert Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, Benton Street: 2422, 2496,
4371, 4372.
Berlin, Cameron Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, Cedar Street: 2422, 2496,
4371, 4372.
Berlin, Centre Ward: 2423, 2496.
Berlin, Church Street: 1092, 2422,
2496, 4371, 4372.
Berlin, Courtland Avenue: 2580.
Berlin, David Street: 2580.
Berlin, Duke Street: 2422, 2496,
4371.
Berlin, East Ward: 2496.
Berlin, Eby Street: 2496, 4371, 4372.
Berlin, Elgin Street: 2496, 4372.
Berlin, Ellen Street: 2423, 2496,
4372.
Berlin, Foundry Street: 2422, 2496,
4371, 4372.
Berlin, Francis Street: 2422, 2496,
4371, 4372.
Berlin, Frederick Street: 1092, 2422,
2423, 2496, 4365, 4371, 4372.
Berlin, Gaukel Street: 2422, 2496,
Place Index
513
4371.
Berlin, George Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, Heins Avenue: 2580.
Berlin, Henry Street: 2580.
Berlin, Hilda Place: 2580.
Berlin, King Street: 1092, 1637, 2159,
2422, 2496, 3041, 3775, 4292,
4299, 4307, 4308, 4351, 4365,
4367, 4370, 4371, 4372, 4380.
Berlin, Lancaster Street: 2422, 2496,
4372.
Berlin, Linden Avenue: 2580.
Berlin, Margaret Avenue: 2421, 2422,
2423, 2496, 2519, 4367, 4372.
Berlin, Maurice Street: 1628, 2421,
2496.
Berlin, Mecklenburg Hill: 2496, 4372.
Berlin, Mill Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, North Ward: 2496.
Berlin, Oak Street: 2580.
Berlin, Pandora Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, Pine Street: 2496, 4371.
Berlin, Queen Street: 129, 1092,
2421, 2422, 2423, 2496, 2580,
3563, 4308, 4365, 4367, 4371,
4372, 4380.
Berlin, Roland Avenue: 2580.
Berlin, Scott Street: 2496, 4371,
4372.
Berlin, South Ward: 2496.
Berlin, St Ledger Street: 2496, 4372.
Berlin, Union Street: 2422, 2496,
4371.
Berlin, Victoria Street: 2423, 2580.
Berlin, Water Street: 2422, 2423,
2496, 2580, 4371.
Berlin, Weber Street: 2422, 2423,
2496, 4371, 4372.
Berlin, West Ward: 2496, 2818.
Berlin, Wilmot Street: 2496, 4372.
Berlin, Young Street: 2422, 2496,
4372.
Betzner’s Ford, Grand River: 2097.
Beverly Road: 325, 326, 2051, 2096,
4372.
Beverly Swamp: 270, 294, 326, 332,
809, 1324, 2085, 2096, 4240, 4266,
4393, 4452, 4456.
Beverly Township: 395, 1147, 1303,
3955.
Black Bridge, Waterloo Township:
232.
Black Horse Comers: 23, 51, 52, 157,
170, 276, 281, 305, 308, 321, 341,
2539, 4187, 4210, 4212.
Blair: 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 19, 21, 37, 38,
39, 41, 46, 47, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59,
62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132, 149, 157,
247, 250, 270, 275, 281, 294, 305,
308, 319, 321, 332, 338, 364, 365,
409, 526, 542, 543, 555, 622, 671,
672, 755, 766, 769, 861, 911, 977,
1001, 1086, 1098, 1191, 1228,
1230, 1232, 1241, 1358,
1510, 1640, 1646, 1671,
1759, 1974, 1976, 2000,
2078, 2081, 2083, 2096,
2120, 2162, 2172, 2354,
2379, 2392,
2441, 2442,
2514, 2520,
1229,
1437,
1740,
2062,
2115,
2355,
2432,
2506,
2533,
2780,
3097,
3331,
3383,
3842,
3978,
4255,
4442,
2607, 2700,
2817, 2818,
2401,
2473,
2522,
2724,
2827,
3315,
3353,
3408,
3925,
4134,
4435,
4455,
2425,
2476,
2532,
2760,
2961,
3328,
3355,
3723,
3972,
4228,
4437,
4456,
3248, 3255,
3337, 3352,
3391, 3402,
3852, 3923,
4023, 4041,
4393, 4432,
4450, 4454,
4462, 4473.
Blair Athol, Blair: 2392, 2425, 4041,
4262, 4454, 4462.
Blair Bridge: 4462.
Blair, Old Mill Road: 2432, 2514.
Bleams Road: 307, 325, 357, 457,
598, 840, 1921, 1977, 2047, 4372,
4433, 4453.
Block A, Wilmot Township: 4506.
Block Line: 287.
Block Number 1: 14, 15, 224, 251,
259, 282, 296, 299, 303, 332, 4185.
Block Number 2: 14, 15, 188, 224,
249, 251, 253, 258, 264, 275, 282,
287, 296, 304, 332, 507, 514, 521,
522, 526, 555, 557, 583, 1128,
1227, 1370, 1777, 1800, 2072,
2572, 2669, 3293, 3310, 3930,
4391, 4411, 4435, 4448, 4449,
4456, 4517.
Block Number 3: 14, 15, 224, 251,
282, 296, 1777, 4513, 4517.
Block Number 4: 282.
Block Number 5: 282.
Block Number 6: 282.
Blockstettl: 157.
Bloomfield Farm, Cedar Creek Road:
1392.
Bloomingdale: 21, 28, 37, 41, 46, 47,
51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
71, 72, 74, 157, 247, 275, 277,
305, 308, 319, 321, 338, 371, 448,
485, 593, 671, 672, 713, 719, 720,
813, 827, 909, 910, 1053, 1069,
1075, 1446, 1611, 1656, 1726,
1974, 2095, 2120, 2162, 2172,
2341, 2379, 2439, 2522, 2716,
2782, 2817, 3118, 3181, 3192,
3256, 3259, 3275, 3316, 3328,
3355, 3367, 3391, 3499, 3741,
3789, 3848, 4424, 4432, 4442,
4448, 4449, 4455, 4473.
Blumenthal: 157, 2120.
Bonie New Dundee: 247.
Bowhill, Berlin: 326, 1256, 4380.
Bowman’s Grove, Preston: 4400.
Bowman Spring Creek: 305, 308,
2000, 2379.
Braeside Lodge, Preston: 3856.
Branchton: 21, 28, 37, 38, 39, 41, 46,
47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
65, 71, 72, 74, 149, 157, 159, 247,
281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 338, 341,
1025, 1026, 1084, 1179, 1740,
1974, 1976, 2041, 2120, 2441,
2703, 2716, 3624, 3636, 3842,
3852, 4198, 4200, 4202, 4205,
4206, 4212, 4213.
Brantford: 19, 1334, 1722, 2027,
2050, 2122.
Brantford North: 1722.
Bratton House, Waterloo,: 2416.
Breithaupt Park, Kitchener: 185,
2379, 2669, 4359, 4380.
Breslau: 2, 16, 28, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,
46, 47, 52, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
71, 72, 74, 132, 143, 146, 149,
157, 159, 191, 247, 249, 281, 294,
305, 308, 319, 321, 323, 338, 341,
362, 485, 580, 612, 649, 670, 671,
672, 713, 719, 720, 755, 761, 769,
805, 808, 809, 813, 896, 898, 974,
999, 1000, 1006, 1041, 1044, 1045,
1084, 1096, 1107, 1108, 1109,
1162, 1163, 1164, 1171, 1180,
1187, 1358, 1446, 1547, 1632,
1639, 1703, 1714, 1726, 1740,
1749, 1755, 1796, 1878, 1976,
1990, 2051, 2095, 2109, 2120,
2354, 2374, 2379, 2518, 2522,
2693, 2711, 2782, 2817, 2825,
2995, 3069, 3079, 3237, 3246,
3255, 3259, 3260, 3275, 3314,
3315, 3316, 3328, 3337, 3342,
3351, 3355, 3365, 3382, 3391,
3396, 3627, 3770, 3847, 3848,
3923, 3927, 4380, 4428, 4432,
4436, 4444, 4455.
Breslau Ford, Grand River: 2097,
4428.
Breslau, Woolwich Street: 2518,
514
Place Index
3237.
Bricker Block: 307.
Bridgeport: 1, 2, 6, 10, 12, 13, 19, 20,
21, 23, 28, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 41,
45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 56, 58,
59, 61, 62, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72,
74, 132, 138, 143, 146, 149, 157,
247, 281, 305, 308, 321, 329, 338,
341, 347, 348, 399, 400, 501, 508,
553, 635, 670, 671, 672, 713, 719,
720, 833, 898, 1005, 1017, 1045,
1069,
1077,
1078,
1080,
1081,
1086,
1155,
1157,
1165,
1171,
1186,
1191,
1194,
1269,
1275,
1278,
1352,
1370,
1389,
1448,
1449,
1493,
1527,
1568,
1596,
1640,
1772,
1793,
1861,
1879,
1940,
1967,
1974,
1975,
1976,
1982,
1983,
2009,
2032,
2055,
2069,
2070,
2079,
2080,
2086,
2095,
2099,
2108,
2109,
2118,
2120,
2125,
2162,
2172,
2179,
2182,
2310,
2336,
2348,
2351,
2354,
2355,
2366,
2371,
2374,
2377,
2379,
2387,
2406,
2407,
2441,
2522,
2575,
2576,
2611,
2612,
2613,
2681,
2746,
2771,
2782,
2817,
2936,
3074,
3118,
3119,
3148,
3182,
3232,
3259,
3316,
3321,
3327,
3406,
3416,
3423,
3493,
3498,
3525,
3594,
3595,
3616,
3620,
3711,
3712,
3721,
3741,
3743,
3789,
3848,
3893,
3955,
3972,
3974,
3987,
3989,
3994,
4014,
4023,
4025,
4054,
4077,
4190-4197,
4299,
4315,
4327,
4367,
4380,
4407,
4432, 4441, 4442, 4455.
Bridgeport Bridge: 4192.
Bridgeport, Bridge Street: 2407, 2575.
Bridgeport, Guelph Street: 2407,
2575.
Bridgeport Industrial Park: 2681.
Bridgeport, Lancaster Street: 2407,
2575.
Bridgeport, Market Street: 2407,
2575.
Bridgeport, Mill Street: 2407, 2575.
Bridgeport West: 2179.
Bridgeport, Woolwich Street: 2407,
2575.
Bright: 3478.
Bristow Park, Elmira: 4225.
Bristow’s Comers: 157, 247, 315,
1569, 2120, 2410, 4223, 4226.
Brubacher House, Waterloo: 2527.
Buena Vista, Berlin: 326, 2421.
Bullock’s Comers: 2085.
Burlington Canal: 2051.
Cambridge: 3, 11, 42, 116, 132, 161,
172, 180, 200, 281, 695, 697, 757,
845, 1003, 1219, 1627, 1847, 1961,
1986, 1996, 2008, 2020, 2351,
2368, 2405, 2424, 2432, 2442,
2452, 2527, 2595, 2630, 2686,
2716, 2806, 2831, 2839, 3630,
3837, 3918, 3974, 3989, 4001,
4006, 4256, 4391.
Cambridge Mills: 157, 332, 1294,
1370, 2120, 2418, 2542.
Canada West: 27, 680, 683, 2717,
3862.
Canadian Pacific Railway Bridge,
Galt: 4231.
Canagagigue Creek: 1358, 1920, 1953,
2378, 2379, 2383, 3955, 4221,
4222, 4225, 4525.
Canning: 4188.
Carlisle: 157, 2172, 3972, 3978, 4437,
4454.
Carlsruhe: 249.
Carlyle Mills: 247.
Caryndale: 157, 3696, 3697.
Cassel: 157, 286, 348, 671, 672, 2480,
4387.
Castle Kilbride, Baden: 1501, 1503,
2395, 2441, 4499.
Caverhill, Galt: 1683, 2425.
Cedar Creek: 276, 305, 308, 2130,
2303, 2354, 2379, 3852, 3888,
4178, 4184, 4185, 4199, 4212.
Cedar Creek Road: 458.
Cedar Hill Neighbourhood,
Kitchener: 2633.
Centennial Fountain, Galt: 3955.
Centennial Park, Galt: 3955.
Central Park, Galt: 4246.
Central Park, Preston: 332, 4396,
4400.
Centreville: 74, 138, 149, 157, 281,
305, 308, 321, 341, 1171, 1698,
2096, 2101, 2493, 2495, 2699,
2818, 3580, 3581, 4426, 4455.
Chicopee: 132, 157, 281, 305, 308,
321, 713, 719, 720, 2372, 2379,
2683, 3726, 3756, 4136.
Chicopee Ford: 2097.
Chicopee Heights: 2336, 4426.
Chicopee Mills: 281.
Chillago Creek: 4451.
Christian Snyder’s Ford, Grand
River: 2097.
Christner’s Bridge, New Hamburg:
4385.
Church Hill Farm, Haysville: 4486.
Churchill Park, Galt: 690, 3734, 3955.
Civic Centre Neighbourhood,
Kitchener: 2624, 2633.
Clearview: 2736, 2760, 2762, 3770.
Clendinning: 1294.
Clochmohr, Hespeler Road: 235,
1302, 1303, 1304, 1549, 4207.
Cluthe’s Dam, Doon: 2385.
Clyde: 281, 2595.
Cole’s Mill: 553.
Coleman Indian Site, New Dundee:
202, 2480.
Columbia Street Reservoir, Waterloo:
2348.
The Commons, Berlin: 4372.
Conestoga Parkway: 2089, 2680.
Conestogo: 1, 2, 6, 16, 21, 28, 29, 37,
38, 39, 41, 46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132,
149, 157, 159, 247, 281, 294, 305,
308, 319, 321, 338, 341, 369, 370,
418, 464, 468, 539, 670, 671, 672,
709, 713, 719, 720, 789, 941,
1038, 1084, 1120, 1137, 1171,
1244, 1429, 1430, 1499, 1500,
1501, 1513, 1562, 1594, 1725,
1752, 1788, 1872, 1943, 1967,
1974, 1976, 2018, 2035, 2095,
2098, 2120, 2154, 2167, 2182,
2202, 2304, 2346, 2379, 2436,
2441, 2459, 2483, 2522, 2547,
2548, 2549, 2550, 2553, 2741,
2750, 2782, 2817, 2936, 2937,
3071, 3085, 3110, 3232, 3297,
3316, 3321, 3365, 3525, 3527,
3548, 3608, 3619, 3637, 3642,
3959, 3960, 3963, 3964, 3965,
3972, 3974, 4111, 4122, 4450,
4480, 4513, 4516, 4519, 4522,
4523, 4524, 4525, 4526, 4528.
Conestogo Dam: 2305, 2320, 2322,
2364, 2377.
Conestogo, Glasgow Street: 2436,
2459, 2483.
Conestogo, King Street: 2436, 2459,
2483.
Conestogo, Queen Street: 2483.
Conestogo River: 41, 195, 200, 305,
308, 313, 785, 916, 1017, 1358,
2007, 2058, 2305, 2323, 2324,
2341, 2346, 2353, 2354, 2355,
2364, 2369, 2374, 2379, 2383,
3075, 3892, 3972, 4023, 4473,
4480, 4517, 4523, 4525.
Place Index
515
Conestogo, Waterloo Street: 2483.
The Coombe, Hespeler: 908, 4277,
4280, 4285, 4290.
Corktown: 4277.
Cornell’s Corners: 281, 4450.
Cottrell Lake: 165.
Cox Creek: 157, 305, 308, 2120, 3669,
4525.
Creek Cottage, Ayr: 1720.
Cressman: 1358.
Cressman Industrial Park, Kitchener:
2660, 2681.
Cressman’s Woods, Doon: 185, 186,
189, 1334, 2285, 2312, 2333, 2353,
2354, 2441, 4342, 4429.
Crooks’ Tract: 2553.
Crosshill: 37, 38, 39, 41, 46, 47, 51,
52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71,
72, 74, 132, 143, 149, 157, 159,
247, 281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 341,
671, 672, 1186, 1265, 1422, 1740,
1936, 2061, 2117, 2120, 2136,
2188, 2369, 2437, 2441, 2522,
2527, 2566, 2589, 2608, 3175,
3307, 3365, 3828, 3918, 3927,
4076, 4079, 4090, 4111, 4468,
4470, 4471, 4472, 4473, 4478,
4480, 4481, 4483, 4484.
Crowsfoot Comers: 281.
Cruickston Park, Blair: 8, 16, 149,
275, 555, 766, 1324, 1561, 1708,
1759, 2502, 2506, 2522, 2532,
2591, 2607, 4247, 4253, 4254,
4255, 4437, 4454.
Crystal Springs: 4473.
Dammsville: 825.
Deans Lake: 4212.
Dearborn Industrial Park, Waterloo:
2681.
Delview: 281.
Denmark, Schleswig: 3257.
Desjardins Canal: 1051, 1652, 1975.
Dickie Settlement: 1544, 1583, 1748,
2591, 2703, 2788, 2956, 3863,
4199, 4212.
Dickson Estate: 2787.
Dickson Park, Galt: 332, 1708, 3841,
4212, 4233, 4246, 4252.
Dickson’s Dam, Galt: 2374.
Dodge’s Fording, Grand River: 2097.
Doon: 2, 4, 8, 21, 28, 37, 38, 39, 41,
46, 47, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
65, 71, 72, 74, 132, 143, 149, 157,
159, 189, 247, 256, 270, 275, 281,
294, 305, 308, 319, 321, 338, 372,
373, 409, 502, 509, 555, 671, 672,
713, 719, 720, 727, 745, 755, 758,
759, 851, 911, 934, 935, 979, 1053,
1089, 1098, 1165, 1171, 1185,
1191, 1216, 1312, 1375, 1376,
1377, 1421, 1499, 1623, 1646,
1652, 1654, 1667, 1668, 1671,
1783, 1787, 1799, 1877, 1973,
1974, 1976, 2096, 2120, 2138,
2172, 2190, 2241, 2304, 2312,
2333, 2336, 2344, 2354, 2379,
2385, 2412, 2441, 2470, 2491,
2493, 2522, 2533, 2542, 2544,
2545, 2569, 2576, 2578, 2607,
2618, 2620, 2648, 2700, 2717,
2782, 2787, 2817, 2818, 2874,
3056, 3071, 3087, 3088, 3089,
3090, 3091, 3097, 3105, 3108,
3111, 3112, 3113, 3156, 3159,
3161, 3383, 3655, 3660, 3664,
3681, 3829, 3842, 3852, 3859,
3876, 3885, 3889, 3898, 3899,
3900, 3911, 3914, 3916, 3918,
3926, 3937, 3938, 3940, 3942,
3943, 3945, 3950, 3951, 3957,
3978, 4264, 4391, 4393, 4423,
4429, 4432, 4437, 4439, 4442,
4450, 4454, 4455, 4456, 4473.
Doon Mills: 49, 157, 247, 281, 671,
672, 1375, 1377, 2073, 2120, 2374,
3972, 4423.
Doon Pinnacle: 2336, 2648.
Dorking: 21, 138, 157, 281, 319, 321,
341, 2129, 4467, 4471.
Dryden Tract: 841, 842.
Drydensville: 842, 843, 1974.
Dumfries Mills: 157, 4266.
Dumfries N Township: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7,
8, 13, 17, 18, 20, 21, 28, 29, 37,
38, 39, 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59,
60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 71, 72, 74,
76, 78, 99, 132, 143, 149, 152,
156, 157, 159, 160, 164, 165, 166,
169, 170, 174, 177, 196, 199, 200,
202, 203, 207, 224, 226, 229, 230,
258, 268, 276, 277, 281, 285, 291,
302, 305, 308, 310, 319, 321, 323,
325, 338, 341, 347, 351, 366, 378,
395, 396, 397, 402, 406, 411, 413,
424, 433, 454, 458, 478, 479, 488,
495, 496, 508, 542, 543, 648, 652,
668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 688, 690,
692, 694, 713, 719, 720, 841, 842,
857, 877, 898, 899, 905, 1020,
1036, 1089, 1160, 1165, 1166,
1170, 1172, 1178, 1179, 1183,
1185, 1193, 1216, 1217, 1303,
1304, 1319, 1325, 1358, 1392,
1393, 1457, 1465, 1524, 1544,
1561, 1679, 1680, 1693, 1712,
1718, 1740, 1748, 1749, 1758,
1762, 1765, 1769, 1770, 1773,
1779, 1782, 1788, 1821, 1822,
1829, 1860, 1897, 1932, 1947,
1974, 1976, 1982, 1983, 1990,
2000, 2034, 2039, 2069, 2070,
2087, 2120, 2130, 2131, 2156,
2181, 2303, 2326, 2327, 2328,
2329, 2330, 2331, 2350, 2366,
2369, 2370, 2379, 2381, 2383,
2389, 2402, 2425, 2441, 2467,
2472, 2473, 2486, 2495, 2502,
2522, 2536, 2539, 2591, 2597,
2610, 2631, 2670, 2701, 2703,
2716, 2727, 2743, 2776, 2782,
2783, 2788, 2796, 2800, 2817,
2818, 3101, 3262, 3279, 3374,
3624, 3636, 3639, 3663, 3668,
3682, 3743, 3760, 3761, 3787,
3825, 3838, 3842, 3847, 3848,
3852, 3863, 3887, 3888, 3955,
3974, 3979, 3985, 3986, 3989,
3994, 4001, 4003, 4023, 4054,
4077, 4079, 4155, 4163, 4166,
4184, 4185, 4188, 4198 - 4216,
4229, 4230, 4235, 4240, 4263,
4264, 4267.
Dumfries S Township: 156, 1325,
2783, 4202.
Dumfries Township: 1, 4, 9, 13, 14,
15, 17, 19, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30,
37, 45, 49, 50, 85, 103, 120, 128,
143, 144, 156, 157, 159, 250, 251,
252, 257, 259, 273, 274, 275, 276,
279, 284, 294, 296, 298, 299, 300,
301, 303, 305, 308, 310, 311, 326,
329, 332, 376, 402, 411, 425, 458,
487, 514, 553, 671, 672, 685, 686,
687, 688, 690, 691, 693, 694, 713,
719, 720, 809, 830, 843, 844, 878,
879, 898, 975, 1008, 1025, 1026,
1147, 1171, 1207, 1284, 1287,
1311, 1315, 1323, 1324, 1325,
1328, 1374, 1399, 1400, 1401,
1453, 1465, 1521, 1543, 1544,
1548, 1561, 1617, 1625, 1626,
1627, 1664, 1680, 1681, 1693,
1695, 1696, 1720, 1724, 1733,
1748, 1776, 1834, 1861, 1877,
1900, 1909, 1923, 1963, 1986,
2005, 2051, 2052, 2069, 2070,
2085, 2109, 2118, 2120, 2130,
2162, 2188, 2351, 2368, 2374,
2379, 2405, 2408, 2409, 2424,
516
Place Index
2425,
2429,
2432,
2441,
2442,
2471,
2476,
2478,
2479,
2520,
2522,
2532,
2571,
2589,
2591,
2593,
2716,
2725,
2782,
2786,
2787,
2810,
2816,
2818,
2839,
2846,
2934,
2959,
2986,
3469,
3473,
3482,
3525,
3654,
3662,
3667,
3668,
3672,
3676,
3677,
3678,
3682,
3686,
3687,
3688,
3689,
3695,
3745,
3779,
3863,
3866,
3871,
3888,
3893,
3908,
3955,
3969,
3972,
3982,
4062,
4090,
4111,
4171,
4172,
4173,
4174,
4176,
4178,
4182,
4183,
4184,
4186,
4187,
4188,
4189,
4199,
4202,
4212,
4213,
4215,
4216,
4229,
4246,
4247,
4248,
4249,
4250,
4251,
4262,
4266,
4267,
4380,
4385,
4393,
4433,
4451,
4505.
Dundas: 333, 671, 672, 1246, 1294,
1640, 2096, 2379, 4525.
Dundas and Waterloo Road: 2085,
4248.
Durham: 4437.
Durhamsville: 157, 247, 308, 2120,
3972.
East River Road: 975, 2130, 4212,
4215.
East Woolwich: 2120.
Ebytown: 157, 191, 308, 613, 667,
671, 672, 845, 1347, 1348, 1351,
1355, 1357, 1358, 2120, 3100,
4380, 4432.
Ebyville: 556.
Eden Creek: 2379, 4212.
Edward Bolender Memorial
Centennial Park, Elmira: 3955,
4225.
Ellis House: 2527.
Elmdale: 138, 2828, 2829, 4430.
Elmira: 1, 3, 8, 10, 11, 13, 19, 20, 21,
23, 28, 29, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 46,
47, 51, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71,
72, 74, 85, 86, 100, 101, 105, 109,
110, 112, 132, 133, 143, 146, 149,
157, 159, 189, 247, 281, 305, 308,
315, 321, 323, 325, 329, 336, 338,
341, 347, 358, 369, 379, 401, 418,
447, 464, 508, 568, 581, 616, 633,
666, 670, 671, 672, 681, 699, 757,
784, 786, 800, 862, 872, 916, 929,
931, 949, 960, 973, 996, 998,
1011, 1014, 1018, 1021, 1035,
1084, 1119, 1120, 1124, 1138,
1139,
1154,
1155,
1170,
1171,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1192,
1194,
1198,
1205,
1225,
1261,
1297,
1391,
1443,
1454,
1474,
1569,
1575,
1576,
1594,
1595,
1598,
1599,
1646,
1647,
1657,
1686,
1689,
1699,
1700,
1705,
1710,
1740,
1788,
1795,
1827,
1848,
1864,
1918,
1920,
1922,
1924,
1943,
1974,
1982,
1983,
1987,
1989,
1990,
2001,
2022,
2023,
2034,
2054,
2055,
2069,
2070,
2095,
2109,
2116,
2120,
2123,
2137,
2148,
2149,
2151,
2160,
2165,
2172,
2185,
2188,
2190,
2192,
2195,
2205,
2274,
2310,
2336,
2346,
2353,
2366,
2369,
2371,
2410,
2438,
2441,
2443,
2445,
2457,
2459,
2481,
2482,
2484,
2496,
2522,
2534,
2554,
2639,
2698,
2712,
2716,
2735,
2744,
2782,
2795,
2807,
2817,
2818,
2839,
2943,
2952,
2959,
2969,
2987,
2988,
2989,
2995,
3011,
3030,
3050,
3076,
3104,
3142,
3164,
3241,
3243,
3259,
3275,
3276,
3277,
3319,
3327,
3342,
3359,
3365,
3397,
3420,
3428,
3442,
3450,
3497,
3518,
3525,
3531,
3536,
3538,
3546,
3548,
3549,
3554,
3566,
3567,
3600,
3628,
3683,
3743,
3765,
3781,
3782,
3839,
3847,
3848,
3858,
3871,
3873,
3894,
3896,
3923,
3955,
3959,
3960,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3974,
3987,
3989,
3994,
4024,
4025,
4054,
4077,
4082,
4101,
4111,
4136,
4146,
4217
- 4227,
, 4318,
4383,
4450,
4473,
4513,
4516,
4518,
4519,
4523,
4524, 4525, 4527.
Elmira,
Arthur
Street: 10,
2410,
2443, 2459, 2484, 4225, 4226.
Elmira, Centre Street: 2410.
Elmira, Church Street: 2410, 2481.
Elmira Exhibition Ground: 699, 3050.
Elmira, King Street: 2410.
Elmira Lions Sports Park: 4225.
Elmira, Water Street: 2410.
Elmira, William Street: 2410, 2438,
2457.
Elora: 2, 19, 250, 1151, 2285, 2301,
2308, 2367, 4524.
England, Essex: 727.
England, Northumberland: 1544.
England, Shrewsbury: 1453.
England, Suffolk: 1281.
English Settlement: 281.
Eramosa River: 2323.
Eramosa Township: 262.
Erb Road: 307, 325, 598, 4372.
Erb’s Dam, Preston: 4392.
Erbsville: 21, 37, 39, 41, 46, 51, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 132, 149, 157,
159, 247, 281, 305, 308, 319, 321,
469, 670, 671, 672, 836, 1063,
1184, 1198, 1663, 1801, 1852,
1974, 2095, 2120, 2354, 2379,
2562, 2745, 2782, 2817, 2847,
3365, 3525, 3596, 3597, 3637,
4442.
F.H. Montgomery Wilderness Area:
3779.
F.W.R. Dickson Wilderness Area:
2318, 3779.
Fair lake Game Farm: 2318.
Fergus: 19, 43, 1430, 2367, 4134.
Feryne Bank, Haysville: 4486.
Fifth Line: 281.
First Concession, Waterloo Township:
253.
Fisher House, Cambridge: 2527.
Fisher’s Creek: 305, 308, 2379.
Fisher’s Mills: 12, 52, 149, 157, 247,
276, 281, 289, 305, 321, 348, 553,
803, 806, 1698, 1976, 2172, 2774,
2818, 3242, 4432, 4451.
Fishing Creek: 305, 308.
Flamboro W Township: 487, 755.
Flora: 37, 39, 41, 47, 51, 52, 157,
247, 3341, 4525.
Floradale: 21, 28, 38, 46, 56, 58, 59,
61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132, 146,
157, 247, 277, 281, 305, 308, 319,
321, 338, 341, 369, 447, 524, 670,
671, 672, 800, 826, 964, 1084,
1198, 1223, 1953, 1955, 1976,
2095, 2120, 2148, 2149, .2369,
2372, 2441, 2459, 2522, 2750,
2847, 3319, 3321, 3341, 3365,
3525, 3535, 3538, 3600, 4467,
4513, 4515, 4516, 4518, 4525,
4527.
Floradale Pond: 2349.
Florence Hall Farms, Galt: 1186.
Footbridge, North Dumfries: 2130,
4212.
Forbes Park, Hespeler: 332, 1975,
4271, 4273, 4285.
Forest Farm, Haysville: 4486.
Forest Hill, Berlin: 1590, 4380.
Forest Mills: 4207.
Place Index
517
France, Nancy: 635.
1324,
1325,
1326,
1328,
1337,
2807,
2810,
2816,
2817,
2818,
Fred Knipfel Park, Petersburg: 2820.
1339,
1362,
1363,
1365,
1371,
2839,
2840,
2845,
2846,
2849,
Freeport: 2, 13, 19, 21, 37, 39, 41,
1374,
1381,
1386,
1392,
1393,
2854,
2858,
2861,
2862,
2863,
46, 47, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
1400,
1401,
1404,
1408,
1420,
2864,
2884,
2934,
2939,
2953,
65, 74, 84, 132, 143, 157, 247,
1426,
1431,
1451,
1452,
1453,
2954,
2955,
2956,
2957,
2959,
268, 275, 281, 305, 308, 321, 341,
1465,
1478,
1482,
1487,
1505,
2961,
2969,
2975,
2982,
2984,
448, 485, 494, 555, 622, 713, 719,
1510,
1520,
1521,
1522,
1524,
2986,
3045,
3047,
3049,
3053,
720, 729, 785, 819, 898, 1037,
1528,
1540,
1541,
1544,
1553,
3111,
3118,
3119,
3158,
3180,
1040, 1069, 1071, 1075, 1083,
1572,
1578,
1583,
1617,
1619,
3207,
3226,
3227,
3228,
3357,
1128, 1171, 1185, 1208, 1358,
1620,
1626,
1627,
1649,
1662,
3412,
3417,
3428,
3433,
3434,
1442, 1639, 1698, 2055, 2096,
1664,
1665,
1671,
1676,
1677,
3442,
3469,
3473,
3481,
3482,
2101, 2120, 2251, 2354, 2369,
1679,
1680,
1681,
1683,
1690,
3483,
3525,
3598,
3622,
3625,
2782, 2812, 2813, 2818, 3061,
1693,
1695,
1696,
1707,
1718,
3634,
3640,
3641,
3651,
3652,
3097, 3492, 3580, 3581, 3905,
1720,
1721,
1722,
1723,
1724,
3654,
3655,
3657,
3659,
3660,
3923, 3937, 3944, 4029, 4031,
1732,
1733,
1738,
1740,
1741,
3662,
3663,
3665,
3666,
3667,
4042, 4056, 4081, 4380, 4426,
1742,
1770,
1783,
1788,
1796,
3671,
3672,
3680,
3682,
3684,
4431, 4432, 4442, 4450, 4455,
1806,
1814,
1822,
1825,
1827,
3687,
3688,
3689,
3690,
3709,
4456.
1829,
1834,
1845,
1847,
1851,
3724,
3729,
3731,
3732,
3734,
Freeport Bridge: 729, 2101.
1858,
1860,
1861,
1866,
1870,
3742,
3743,
3745,
3750,
3751,
Freiburg: 21, 37, 39, 41, 47, 51, 157,
1875,
1877,
1883,
1900,
1904,
3760,
3766,
3771,
3773,
3780,
247, 276, 281, 305, 308, 321, 656,
1905,
1906,
1909,
1913,
1917,
3790,
3816,
3838,
3840,
3842,
670, 671, 672, 2118, 2120, 2172,
1918,
1925,
1927,
1950,
1956,
3852,
3863,
3866,
3870,
3871,
4442, 4455, 4463.
1958,
1961,
1963,
1964,
1972,
3872,
3883,
3887,
3888,
3891,
Fristone Villa, Winterbourne: 1.
1974,
1976,
1980,
1981,
1982,
3893,
3895,
3897,
3908,
3923,
1983,
1986,
1990,
1996,
1997,
3940,
3955,
3958,
3959,
3960,
2000,
2005,
2008,
2027,
2034,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3969,
3972,
Galt: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13,
2041,
2051,
2052,
2054,
2055,
3974,
3979,
3982,
3983,
3985,
14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23,
2059,
2062,
2063,
2065,
2067,
3987,
3989,
3994,
3997,
3999,
24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 37, 38,
2069,
2070,
2071,
2074,
2075,
4000,
4001,
4003,
4006,
4007,
39, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50,
2076,
2083,
2085,
2087,
2099,
4008,
4009,
4015,
4023,
4025,
51, 52, 53, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
2109,
2115,
2118,
2120,
2122,
4028,
4037,
4041,
4051,
4054,
71, 72, 73, 74, 78, 85, 86, 103,
2127,
2128,
2130,
2132,
2137,
4056,
4057,
4058,
4062,
4077,
104, 105, 118, 120, 131, 132, 133,
2143,
2151,
2162,
2167,
2182,
4079,
4080,
4081,
4082,
4083,
134, 142, 143, 144, 146, 149, 156,
2188,
2192,
2200,
2201,
2212,
4084,
4087,
4088,
4089,
4090,
157, 159, 203, 231, 247, 250, 257,
2214,
2215,
2216,
2217,
2218,
4091,
4092,
4096,
4101,
4102,
266, 267, 279, 281, 301, 305, 306,
2219,
2220,
2221,
2222,
2223,
4103,
4104,
4106,
4111,
4113,
308, 318, 321, 325, 326, 327, 329,
2224,
2228,
2235,
2236,
2237,
4121,
4125,
4136,
4155,
4165,
332, 335, 336, 338, 340, 341, 345,
2243,
2244,
2245,
2246,
2248,
4167,
4188,
4198,
4202,
4204,
347, 348, 366, 376, 378, 402, 411,
2249,
2250,
2253,
2273,
2275,
4205,
4206,
4211,
4212,
4213,
413, 423, 424, 425, 458, 460, 495,
2284,
2287,
2288,
2290,
2310,
4215,
4216,
4228 -
4267,
4272,
496, 502, 508, 509, 515, 553, 638,
2315,
2319,
2326,
2327,
2328,
4380,
4385,
4392,
4393,
4450,
640, 670, 671, 672, 684, 689, 690,
2329,
2330,
2331,
2332,
2336,
4451,
4456, 4505.
691, 695, 696, 697, 698, 700, 704,
2341,
2344,
2351,
2353,
2354,
Galt, Ainslie Street:
2411,
2417,
707, 710, 713, 719, 720, 757, 809,
2355,
2361,
2366,
2367,
2368,
2432,
2478,
2487,
2488,
4246,
842, 843, 878, 886, 893, 898, 915,
2369,
2371,
2372,
2374,
2375,
4250,
4263.
975, 1003, 1007, 1024, 1036, 1084,
2377,
2379,
2405,
2408,
2409,
Galt, Albert Street: 2432.
1093, 1104, 1147, 1155, 1165,
2424,
2425,
2428,
2431,
2432,
Galt, Ann Street: 4250,
4263.
1166, 1168, 1169, 1170, 1171,
2441,
2442,
2452,
2465,
2469,
Galt, Augusta Street: 4250.
1175, 1176, 1180, 1181, 1182,
2471,
2472,
2473,
2474,
2475,
Galt, Ball Avenue: 4250.
1183, 1184, 1185, 1186, 1187,
2476,
2478,
2479,
2485,
2487,
Galt, Bechtel Street: 2432.
1191, 1192, 1193, 1194, 1198,
2488,
2506,
2516,
2517,
2520,
Galt, Berkley Road: 4250.
1203, 1205, 1207, 1215, 1216,
2522,
2532,
2561,
2592,
2593,
Galt, Beverly Street: 2432, 4263.
1217, 1218, 1219, 1224, 1230,
2595,
2596,
2597,
2607,
2610,
Galt, Birch Street: 2432.
1236, 1245, 1248, 1279, 1281,
2627,
2631,
2678,
2711,
2720,
Galt, Blair Road: 2432.
1284, 1285, 1287, 1290, 1292,
2721,
2725,
2733,
2734,
2752,
Galt, Blenheim Road: 4233, 4238.
1293, 1304, 1306, 1310, 1311,
2753,
2754,
2755,
2768,
2776,
Galt, Brant Road: 4233.
1315, 1316, 1317, 1318, 1323,
2777,
2782,
2786,
2787,
2803,
Galt, Cambridge Street: 2411,
2432,
518
Place Index
2478.
Galt, Cameron Street: 2432.
Galt, Cant Avenue: 4250.
Galt, Chalmers Street: 2432.
Galt, Chapman Street: 4250.
Galt, Chisholm Street: 2432.
Galt, Colbome Street: 2432.
Galt, Concession Street: 2432.
Galt, Cooper Street: 2411, 4250.
Galt, Coronation Boulevard: 2432.
Galt Creek: 305, 308.
Galt Cricket Grounds: 4253.
Galt, Crombie Street: 2411, 2432,
4250.
Galt, Dalgliesh Street: 4250.
Galt, Davidson Street: 4250.
Galt, Davis Street: 4250.
Galt, Dickson Street: 2411, 2432,
4233, 4250.
Galt, Dundas Street: 2432.
Galt, Elliott Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Forbes Street: 4250.
Galt, Francis Street: 4250.
Galt, George Street: 2411, 2432,
4250.
Galt, Gilholm Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Glebe Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Grand Avenue: 2411, 2432,
2475, 2478, 4233.
Galt, Grantham Avenue: 4250.
Galt, Harris Street: 4250.
Galt, Havill Street: 4250.
Galt, High Street: 4250.
Galt, Hobson Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Hood Street: 4250.
Galt, Imperial Lane: 2417.
Galt, James Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Kay Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Kenmore Avenue: 2432.
Galt, Kerr Street: 4250.
Galt, Lansdowne Avenue: 4233, 4238.
Galt, Lavin Street: 4250.
Galt, Lincoln Avenue: 2432.
Galt, Lowell Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Lowery Avenue: 2432, 4250.
Galt, MacKenzie Street: 2411, 4250,
4263.
Galt, Main Street: 2041, 2411, 2417,
2432, 2478, 2487, 2488, 2595,
4230, 4233, 4237, 4238, 4246,
4250, 4252, 4263.
Galt, Main Street East: 4233.
Galt, Main Street West: 2475, 4250.
Galt, Malcolm Street: 4250.
Galt, McAuslan Street: 4250.
Galt, McNaughton Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Metcalfe Street: 2432.
Galt, Middleton Street: 4263.
Galt, Moscrip Road: 4250.
Galt, Murdock Avenue: 4250.
Galt, Oak Street: 4238.
Galt, Osborne Street: 4250.
Galt, Park Avenue: 2432, 4263.
Galt, Parkhill Road: 2432.
Galt, Peck Street: 4250.
Galt, Pollock Street: 2432, 4250.
Galt, Queen’s Square: 2432.
Galt, Ramore Street: 4250.
Galt, Rich Avenue: 4250.
Galt, Richardson Street: 4250.
Galt, Spruce Street: 2432.
Galt, St Andrews Street: 2411, 2432,
4250.
Galt, State Street: 2432.
Galt, Tail Street: 4250.
Galt, Todd Street: 4250.
Galt, Water Street: 332, 2041, 2411,
2417, 2432, 2478, 2487, 2488,
4233, 4238, 4263.
Galt, Wellington Street: 2432, 2471.
Galt, Wright Avenue: 4250.
Galt, Yorke Place: 2432.
Geneva Lodge, Berlin: 326, 4380.
Genze Pond, Waterloo: 2581.
George Hancock Memorial Park,
Galt: 4232.
German Block: 278, 296, 952, 1552.
German Company Tract: 253, 254,
256, 268, 287, 304, 307, 332, 333,
507, 713, 720, 852, 912, 1034,
1256, 1357, 1611, 2438, 2448,
2458, 2462, 2463, 2481, 2482,
2484, 2549, 2552, 2760, 3310,
3930, 4411, 4448, 4449, 4517.
German Mills: 2, 21, 37, 41, 46, 55,
56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74,
84, 132, 157, 247, 281, 294, 308,
321, 341, 635, 670, 671, 672, 898,
1088, 1654, 1655, 1882, 1940,
1976, 1977, 2001, 2055, 2117,
2130, 2333, 2354, 2379, 3480,
4029, 4391, 4393, 4432, 4442,
4453, 4455.
Germany, Baden: 249, 656, 671, 672,
681, 1154, 1610, 1689, 1915, 2512,
3380, 4473.
Germany, Baden, Weiler: 671, 672,
745, 1233.
Germany, Baden, Wilferdingen: 635,
671, 672.
Germany, Bavaria: 556, 598, 671,
672, 681, 994, 1063, 3257, 3428.
Germany, Bieben: 4493, 4494.
Germany, Brandenburg: 3257.
Germany, Diedorf, Eichsfeld: 1545.
Germany, Grebenau, Hatterode:
2179.
Germany, Hamburg: 149, 308, 671,
672, 4385.
Germany, Herchenrode: 949.
Germany, Hesse Darmstadt: 671,
894, 915, 982, 1012, 4136.
Germany, Hessen: 658, 672, 681, 747,
748, 1042, 1057, 1129, 1550.
Germany, Hessen, Alsfeld: 635, 671,
672, 1012.
Germany, Hessen, Altenburg: 635.
Germany, Homberg: 276.
Germany, Kiel: 635, 672.
Germany, Leipzig: 671, 672, 1338,
1689.
Germany, Mecklenburg-Strelitz: 3574.
Germany, Meisenheim: 286.
Germany, Niederstetten: 973.
Germany, Palatinate: 656.
Germany, Pfalz: 612, 860, 2767.
Germany, Prussia: 635, 1213.
Germany, Prussia, Hermhagen: 3257.
Germany, Prussia, Krefeld: 612.
Germany, Rhein Baierin: 1162.
Germany, Waldeck: 556, 671, 672.
Germany, Wallersdorf: 4493, 4494.
Germany, Wuerttemberg: 249, 656,
671, 672, 681, 834, 941, 1107,
1108, 1388, 1389, 2573.
Germany, Wuerttemberg, Ehningen:
635, 908, 1233.
Germany, Wuerttemberg, Meersburg:
755.
Germany, Zilhausen: 671, 672, 2179.
Gibson Park, Elmira: 4225.
Gilholm’s Marsh: 4212, 4230.
Gipsy Camp, Hespeler: 3232.
Glasgow: 41, 50, 157, 247, 294, 308,
2120, 2179, 2407, 3972, 4190,
4193, 4195.
Glasgow Mills: 2097, 2179, . 4190,
4195.
Glen Allan: 699, 2095, 2364, 3050.
Glen Christie: 3842, 4436.
Glen Morris: 55, 1294, 4212, 4215,
4228, 4266.
Glenchristie: 281, 321.
Goderich: 306, 1453, 2049, 2627,
3873, 4505.
Goetz House, Maiyhill: 3067.
The Gore, Ayr: 1402, 2536, 4176,
4177, 4187.
Gore District: 257, 274, 284, 3969,
3975, 4020.
Gore Park Bandstand, Elmira: 2410,
Place Index
519
2459, 3050, 4225.
Gore Park, Preston: 3808.
Governor’s Road: 1324.
Grand River: 1, 5, 6, 14, 16, 19, 41,
49, 50, 84, 127, 187, 188, 189,
193, 195, 200, 203, 213, 216, 221,
223, 224, 228, 231, 249, 250, 257,
259, 268, 270, 283, 294, 298, 299,
300, 303, 304, 305, 307, 308, 310,
326, 332, 526, 534, 628, 671, 713,
719, 720, 755, 975, 1090, 1092,
1151, 1267, 1301, 1324, 1344,
1345, 1370, 1396, 1548, 1611,
1733, 1741, 1758, 1776, 1797,
1877, 1956, 1975, 1997, 2000,
2005, 2052, 2055, 2083, 2087,
2088, 2089, 2093, 2096, 2097,
2101, 2102, 2130, 2131, 2134,
2135, 2285, 2298, 2299, 2301,
2303, 2304, 2305, 2306, 2307,
2308, 2310, 2311, 2312, 2314,
2317, 2320, 2321, 2322, 2323,
2324, 2334, 2335, 2336, 2341,
2344, 2346, 2348, 2351, 2353,
2354, 2355, 2357, 2358, 2359,
2363, 2364, 2365, 2367, 2368,
2369, 2371, 2372, 2374, 2375,
2379, 2384, 2385, 2392, 2539,
2607, 2623, 2631, 2678, 2760,
2854, 3075, 3089, 3090, 3111,
3156, 3238, 3275, 3350, 3377,
3383, 3741, 3876, 3877, 3916,
3931, 3933, 3955, 3957, 3972,
3987, 4001, 4023, 4028, 4029,
4051, 4188, 4190, 4191, 4192,
4193, 4202, 4212, 4215, 4230,
4233, 4240, 4246, 4253, 4255,
4266, 4342, 4365, 4380, 4391,
4392, 4393, 4423, 4426, 4428,
4431, 4432, 4433, 4435, 4437,
4439, 4448, 4449, 4454, 4456,
4480, 4514, 4517, 4524, 4525.
Grand River Indian Lands: 50, 191,
193, 211, 212, 223, 231, 249, 251,
280, 282, 283, 521, 2357, 4391,
4517.
Grand River Valley: 14, 19, 50, 203,
218, 223, 282, 1733, 1776, 2099,
2115, 2299, 2305, 2306, 2311,
2314, 2318, 2319, 2321, 2351,
2357, 2359, 2365, 2375, 2377,
2384, 2405, 2678, 2935, 2940,
4247, 4314.
Grand Valley Dam: 1278.
Grange’s Survey: 2055, 4380.
Great Road: 332, 2096, 4380, 4432.
Greenbush: 281, 2818.
Greenfield: 157, 281, 879, 1400, 1401,
1402, 1896, 2402, 2536, 2591,
2703, 4187, 4189, 4212.
Greenfield Mills: 157, 305, 308, 694,
2536, 4206.
Greenfield Road, North Dumfries:
841, 842, 2473, 2743.
Greenwood Park, Ayr: 4178, 4187.
Greenwood’s Hill, Wellesley: 4466.
The Grove, Hespeler: 4268.
Grovesville: 281, 2442.
Guelph: 9, 19, 43, 306, 320, 326, 671,
672, 686, 704, 878, 1168, 1294,
1563, 1803, 1858, 1974, 1975,
2027, 2049, 2055, 2111, 2640,
2693, 2818, 3873, 3983, 4051,
4393, 4436.
Guelph Junction: 3873.
Guelph Township: 262.
Guernsey, Sask.: 520.
Gzowski Park, Kitchener: 1411.
Hagey’s Crossing: 281, 3232.
Halton Block: 2097.
Halton County: 49, 1625, 4525.
Hamburgh: 50, 157, 2134, 4386.
Hamilton: 1693, 1858, 2379, 4505.
Hartman’s Bridge, New Hamburg:
4499.
Hawkesville: 1, 13, 21, 28, 33, 37, 38,
39, 41, 45, 46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 72, 74, 132,
133, 149, 157, 159, 247, 281, 305,
308, 319, 321, 338, 341, 434, 448,
573, 671, 672, 703, 789, 824, 834,
960, 996, 1038, 1084, 1171, 1198,
1335, 1488, 1490, 1491, 1517,
1646, 1688, 1699, 1955, 1967,
1974, 1976, 2095, 2120, 2188,
2369, 2379, 2437, 2441, 2522,
2573, 2608, 2814, 2817, 3069,
3256, 3269, 3275, 3386, 3896,
3965, 3972, 3974, 4040, 4450,
4467, 4468, 4469, 4470, 4471,
4472, 4473, 4477, 4478, 4480,
4481, 4483.
HaysviUe: 21, 37, 38, 39, 41, 46, 49,
50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
65, 72, 74, 132, 149, 157, 247,
249, 281, 295, 305, 308, 319, 321,
341, 353, 355, 375, 377, 671, 672,
802, 898, 1067, 1171, 1184, 1186,
1281, 1936, 1976, 1990, 2049,
2051, 2052, 2117, 2120, 2182,
2188, 2276, 2369, 2374, 2379,
2441, 2480, 2704, 2705, 2731,
2782, 2798, 2817, 3194, 3259,
3275, 3277, 3316, 3342, 3365,
3422, 3470, 3474, 3476, 3477,
3842, 3847, 3848, 3852, 3964,
3972, 4385, 4486, 4487, 4492,
4498, 4499, 4505, 4506.
Heidelberg: 21, 28, 37, 38, 39, 41, 46,
47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
65, 71, 72, 74, 149, 157, 159, 236,
247, 249, 277, 281, 305, 308, 319,
321, 338, 341, 465, 649, 656, 666,
670, 671, 672, 825, 867, 894, 895,
898, 902, 903, 986, 1171, 1180,
1480, 1648, 1843, 1844, 1915,
1983, 2018, 2095, 2120, 2123,
2346, 2369, 2437, 2522, 2716,
2782, 3012, 3074, 3267, 3269,
3319, 3321, 3564, 3575, 3601,
3637, 4007, 4040, 4076, 4468,
4472, 4478, 4480, 4481, 4483,
4513, 4523, 4524, 4525.
Hein’s Park, Berlin: 4372.
Heistand’s Tract: 256, 307, 1141,
4433.
Helmer’s Bridge, New Hamburg:
4383, 4385.
Hemlock Grove Farm, Kitchener:
1149.
Hespeler: 1, 2, 3, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29,
37, 38, 39, 41, 44, 46, 50, 51, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 71, 72, 73,
74, 85, 86, 105, 107, 132, 142,
143, 146, 149, 157, 159, 232, 247,
249, 275, 279, 281, 305, 308, 321,
325, 329, 332, 336, 338, 340, 341,
347, 378, 422, 444, 502, 508, 509,
553, 554, 591, 593, 616, 635, 636,
662, 670, 671, 672, 674, 696, 710,
713, 719, 720, 729, 730, 740, 757,
806, 809, 811, 812, 858, 859, 891,
898, 907, 908, 957, 986, 1001,
1002, 1019, 1022, 1024, 1084,
1089, 1094, 1146, 1152, 1153,
1165, 1166, 1170, 1171, 1182,
1183, 1184, 1186, 1187, 1205,
1233, 1292, 1293, 1361, 1403,
1407, 1414, 1436, 1505, 1508,
1529, 1557, 1583, 1664, 1683,
1729, 1741, 1755, 1788, 1789,
1847, 1858, 1860, 1865, 1886,
1908, 1912, 1913, 1918, 1925,
1927, 1932, 1947, 1950, 1956,
1961, 1964, 1974, 1975, 1976,
1978, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1990,
1996, 2005, 2010, 2020, 2027,
2034, 2041, 2049, 2052, 2055,
520
Place Index
2060,
2067,
2069,
2070,
2071,
2075,
2076,
2087,
2099,
2103,
2109,
2114,
2115,
2120,
2126,
2139,
2150,
2186,
2188,
2213,
2242,
2256,
2310,
2366,
2369,
2371,
2374,
2379,
2405,
2424,
2425,
2432,
2441,
2442,
2452,
2476,
2477,
2522,
2532,
2595,
2610,
2679,
2711,
2717,
2760,
2763,
2764,
2782,
2797,
2806,
2810,
2816,
2817,
2818,
2839,
2864,
2959,
2969,
2994,
3180,
3232,
3242,
3248,
3259,
3270,
3271,
3275,
3315,
3316,
3342,
3365,
3382,
3387,
3401,
3409,
3413,
3417,
3428,
3442,
3465,
3512,
3525,
3547,
3568,
3569,
3630,
3644,
3645,
3655,
3660,
3664,
3675,
3743,
3744,
3766,
3771,
3780,
3838,
3842,
3852,
3884,
3904,
3923,
3931,
3955,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3982,
3983,
3987,
3989,
3994,
3999,
4000,
4001,
4003,
4006,
4011,
4015,
4023,
4025,
4054,
4057,
4058,
4077,
4080,
4082,
4090,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
4111,
4155,
4165,
4235,
4255,
4256,
4268 -
4291,
4320,
4392,
4393,
4396,
4423,
4432,
4436, 4442, 4451, 4455, 4456.
Hespeler, Bechtel Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Cooper Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Elizabeth Street: 4271.
Hespeler, Guelph Avenue: 2432,
4279.
Hespeler, Kribs Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Lewis Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Main Street: 4271.
Hespeler, Maple Grove Road: 2432.
Hespeler, Maple Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Milling Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Millvue Street: 2432.
Hespeler-Preston Highway: 3884,
3904.
Hespeler, Queen Street: 1918, 2150,
2411, 2432, 2679, 4270, 4274,
4275, 4276, 4277, 4279, 4283,
4285, 4407.
Hespeler, River Road: 2432.
Hespeler, Shaw Avenue: 2432.
Hespeler, Spring Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Tannery Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Trillium Avenue: 2432.
Hespeler, Walker Street: 2432.
Hespeler, Weaver Street: 2432.
Hibner Place, Berlin: 3775, 4365,
4380.
Hidden Valley, Kitchener: 240, 979,
3071.
High Park, Galt: 2441, 3955, 4233,
4238, 4246, 4263.
Highland Courts Park, Kitchener:
191.
Highland Place, Kitchener: 1659.
Highway 24: 1436, 2049, 4212.
Highway 24A: 4212.
Highway 401: 332, 2083, 2110, 3910,
4212.
Highway 7: 2640, 2715, 2828.
Highway 8: 1060, 4212, 4428.
Highway 85: 2058.
Highway 97: 2110, 2532, 4212.
Hilborn Conservation Area: 2315,
2623. '
The Hill, Dumfries N Township:
1748.
Hofstetter Lake: 556, 2349.
Hogg’s Swamp, Galt: 2353.
Holland Mills: 157, 281, 4499.
Holm’s Mill: 553.
Holst Farm: 2527.
Holstein: 635.
Homer Watson Park, Doon: 2304,
2308, 2313, 2333, 2441, 2648,
3877, 3905, 3927, 3929, 3934,
3944.
Hopewell Creek: 4428.
Horning’s Tract: 253, 254, 255, 256,
307, 555, 4191.
Huber’s Dam, Doon: 2385, 4454.
Hunsberger Creek: 2383.
Huron County: 2627, 3999, 4000.
Huron Industrial Park, Kitchener:
2660, 2681, 4032.
Huron Road: 1, 14, 23, 162, 167, 231,
260, 261, 295, 306, 312, 325, 526,
1132,
1152,
1281,
2030,
2047,
2049,
2051,
2052,
2072,
2091,
2096,
2130,
2135,
2251,
2324,
2379,
2441,
2470,
2705,
2798,
3470,
3876,
3877,
4372,
4384,
4385,
4388,
4433,
4453,
4454,
4486,
4487,
4491,
4505,
4506,
4507.
Idylwild,
Preston: 183, 184,
281,
2076,
3180,
4246,
4263,
4275,
4283, 4284, 4400.
Industrial Ball Park, Elmira: 4225.
Inglewood Farm, Dumfries Township:
857.
Ireland, County Antrim, Ballymena:
1519.
Ireland, County Armagh: 1294.
Ireland, County Cavan: 858.
Ireland, County Down: 3469.
Ireland, County Kildare: 2787.
Ireland, County Wicklow: 2805.
Ireland, County Wicklow, Coollattin,
Shillelagh: 1559.
Ireland, Dublin: 2787.
Irvine River: 195.
Jackson Park, Galt: 332, 4238, 4246,
4252.
Jakobstettl: 157.
James Wilson Tract: 1611.
Janzen Horticultural Gardens,
Kitchener: 1187, 3772.
Jedburgh: 49, 157, 276, 281, 305,
308, 694, 2120, 2591, 3972, 4185,
4186, 4187, 4188, 4212, 4216.
Jerusalem Corners: 281.
Jewsburg: 157, 635, 1977, 2379, 4393.
John Bricker’s Ford, Grand River:
2097.
John Erb’s Ford, Speed River: 2097.
Jonesboro: 157, 308, 2120, 2798,
3972, 4486.
Jonestown: 157, 2120.
Josephsburg: 41, 46, 55, 56, 58, 59,
61, 62, 65, 72, 157, 247, 281, 305,
308, 319, 321, 341, 670, 2731,
4487, 4499.
Judaburg: 308, 1977.
Kaufman Park, Kitchener: 4380.
Kiel, Germany: 671.
Kincaghig Creek: 305, 308.
Kingsdale: 157, 281, 321, 2090, 2120.
Kingwood: 71, 72, 157, 281, 305, 431,
951, 2120.
Kinsey Bridge: 4454.
Kinsey Creek: 2385.
Kirkmichael, Galt: 16, 694, 1323,
1324, 2428, 2471, 2472, 2527,
4246.
Kirkwood, Blair: 2591.
Kissing Bridge, West Montrose: 729,
2088, 2093, 2102, 2107, 2120,
2441, 2459, 2607, 2940, 3075,
4454, 4467, 4514, 4526.
Kitchener: 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 19, 22,
24, 28, 31, 32, 38, 40, 42, 43, 52,
70, 72, 85, 89, 91, 105, 109, 110,
111, 112, 129, 132, 133, 136, 142,
143, 146, 151, 157, 159, 191, 197,
Place Index
521
200, 202, 203,
220, 222, 256
,281,
1735,
1736,
1737,
1738,
1743,
2683,
2684,
2685,
2686,
2687,
290, 305, 308, 314, 316, 317:
, 320,
1744,
1755,
1757,
1760,
1796,
2693,
2694,
2695,
2696,
2697,
321, 326, 327, 329, 330, 332;
, 333,
1797,
1802,
1810,
1811,
1812,
2699,
2710,
2714,
2715,
2716,
334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 340
, 341,
1815,
1826,
1827,
1833,
1836,
2718,
2719,
2723,
2726,
2732,
342, 343, 346, 347, 359, 363:
,420,
1837,
1838,
1839,
1842,
1846,
2737,
2747,
2748,
2749,
2757,
428, 432, 489,
491, 504, 508
, 515,
1847,
1849,
1853,
1854,
1855,
2758,
2772,
2778,
2782,
2785,
527, 559, 565,
568, 573, 574
, 590,
1856,
1857,
1858,
1859,
1861,
2789,
2790,
2791,
2792,
2793,
591, 602, 614,
616, 626, 629
, 630,
1863,
1864,
1867,
1871,
1874,
2802,
2804,
2821,
2825,
2826,
639, 646, 651, 660, 662, 667, 668,
1875,
1876,
1879,
1881,
1882,
2828,
2834,
2836,
2837,
2838,
670, 671, 672,
676, 677, 682
,684,
1884,
1885,
1889,
1891,
1892,
2839,
2841,
2842,
2843,
2844,
695, 697, 701,
702, 704, 706, 708,
1893,
1894,
1895,
1897,
1899,
2851,
2852,
2864,
2865,
2877,
710, 714, 721,
726, 746, 755, 757,
1901,
1902,
1903,
1907,
1915,
2878,
2879,
2901,
2903,
2907,
772, 773, 809,
811, 813, 816, 822,
1918,
1919,
1921,
1924,
1926,
2916,
2942,
2950,
2959,
2967,
863, 868, 878, 895, 896, 913, 928,
1928,
1929,
1930,
1931,
1933,
2983,
2985,
2990,
2993,
2995,
929, 949, 974, 978,
, 996,
1003,
1935,
1938,
1939,
1945,
1946,
2996,
2997,
3006,
3015,
3017,
1006,
1041,
1070,
1081,
1084,
1949,
1952,
1954,
1957,
1959,
3018,
3019,
3020,
3021,
3022,
1090,
1092,
1093,
1109,
1124,
1971,
1977,
1979,
1982,
1983,
3023,
3024,
3025,
3026,
3027,
1128,
1129,
1134,
1138,
1150,
1991,
1993,
1999,
2002,
2003,
3031,
3033,
3036,
3039,
3044,
1155,
1167,
1168,
1169,
1173,
2004,
2008,
2009,
2012,
2013,
3045,
3051,
3055,
3071,
3074,
1174,
1176,
1178,
1179,
1180,
2014,
2015,
2016,
2023,
2026,
3075,
3091,
3094,
3100,
3102,
1181,
1182,
1183,
1184,
1185,
2027,
2028,
2029,
2032,
2036,
3105,
3118,
3119,
3148,
3150,
1186,
1187,
1191,
1193,
1194,
2040,
2045,
2048,
2052,
2055,
3155,
3159,
3164,
3178,
3180,
1195,
1196,
1199,
1201,
1205,
2056,
2063,
2067,
2068,
2069,
3186,
3188,
3191,
3192,
3193,
1209,
1210,
1212,
1223,
1225,
2070,
2071,
2080,
2086,
2087,
3203,
3205,
3206,
3212,
3235,
1232,
1242,
1251,
1254,
1258,
2089,
2090,
2091,
2094,
2099,
3236,
3238,
3239,
3240,
3246,
1264,
1266,
1267,
1268,
1271,
2100,
2101,
2105,
2106,
2108,
3248,
3250,
3252,
3272,
3277,
1272,
1273,
1274,
1275,
1277,
2111,
2112,
2113,
2115,
2120,
3278,
3286,
3295,
3299,
3303,
1278,
1280,
1283,
1286,
1288,
2137,
2144,
2146,
2151,
2157,
3309,
3310,
3315,
3338,
3350,
1289,
1298,
1313,
1318,
1319,
2159,
2161,
2163,
2164,
2170,
3357,
3360,
3361,
3365,
3366,
1322,
1327,
1331,
1333,
1336,
2171,
2173,
2174,
2175,
2176,
3370,
3376,
3378,
3383,
3384,
1340,
1341,
1342,
1343,
1344,
2177,
2178,
2183,
2185,
2191,
3390,
3395,
3398,
3399,
3401,
1345,
1360,
1361,
1378,
1379,
2192,
2193,
2196,
2197,
2198,
3403,
3404,
3405,
3406,
3407,
1380,
1381,
1382,
1383,
1385,
2199,
2205,
2207,
2208,
2210,
3411,
3416,
3418,
3423,
3427,
1394,
1395,
1397,
1403,
1405,
2229,
2234,
2239,
2240,
2247,
3435,
3436,
3437,
3445,
3446,
1406,
1409,
1413,
1414,
1415,
2251,
2252,
2257,
2258,
2269,
3466,
3468,
3480,
3486,
3493,
1416,
1418,
1424,
1427,
1432,
2270,
2271,
2272,
2289,
2295,
3495,
3504,
3505,
3506,
3508,
1433,
1434,
1442,
1444,
1445,
2298,
2310,
2319,
2343,
2351,
3510,
3513,
3515,
3525,
3529,
1458,
1459,
1460,
1461,
1463,
2353,
2354,
2366,
2371,
2373,
3530,
3532,
3533,
3536,
3538,
1464,
1470,
1471,
1472,
1480,
2375,
2377,
2379,
2388,
2391,
3541,
3542,
3551,
3559,
3560,
1481,
1483,
1484,
1485,
1489,
2396,
2397,
2398,
2403,
2404,
3561,
3564,
3580,
3581,
3582,
1490,
1493,
1494,
1495,
1496,
2405,
2412,
2414,
2421,
2422,
3583,
3585,
3587,
3588,
3589,
1504,
1506,
1508,
1511,
1512,
2441,
2453,
2470,
2485,
2489,
3590,
3591,
3592,
3593,
3599,
1515,
1525,
1526,
1527,
1535,
2491,
2492,
2493,
2494,
2497,
3602,
3603,
3606,
3607,
3613,
1537,
1539,
1544,
1545,
1546,
2498,
2499,
2500,
2501,
2503,
3614,
3615,
3616,
3617,
3618,
1555,
1567,
1568,
1570,
1573,
2504,
2519,
2522,
2531,
2544,
3629,
3631,
3632,
3633,
3646,
1577,
1580,
1581,
1592,
1593,
2555,
2556,
2569,
2572,
2576,
3647,
3648,
3656,
3685,
3691,
1596,
1597,
1601,
1602,
1603,
2577,
2579,
2582,
2583,
2584,
3693,
3697,
3698,
3701,
3702,
1604,
1606,
1608,
1609,
1610,
2586,
2600,
2614,
2615,
2616,
3704,
3706,
3707,
3708,
3710,
1614,
1615,
1623,
1624,
1628,
2617,
2618,
2619,
2624,
2626,
3713,
3714,
3715,
3716,
3717,
1632,
1638,
1639,
1640,
1641,
2627,
2628,
2630,
2633,
2634,
3718,
3719,
3726,
3735,
3737,
1642,
1645,
1648,
1658,
1659,
2635,
2636,
2637,
2638,
2640,
3738,
3739,
3743,
3746,
3747,
1661,
1663,
1669,
1670,
1674,
2642,
2643,
2644,
2645,
2646,
3748,
3749,
3752,
3755,
3757,
1678,
1685,
1686,
1691,
1692,
2647,
2649,
2650,
2651,
2653,
3762,
3766,
3769,
3772,
3773,
1698,
1700,
1701,
1702,
1703,
2654,
2655,
2658,
2659,
2660,
3774,
3778,
3779,
3733,
3784,
1704,
1705,
1706,
1713,
1715,
2662,
2663,
2664,
2666,
2668,
3786,
3790,
3791,
3792,
3793,
1716,
1719,
1725,
1726,
1727,
2669,
2671,
2672,
2673,
2674,
3794,
3795,
3796,
3797,
3798,
1728,
1731,
1732,
1733,
1734,
2675,
2676,
2677,
2681,
2682,
3799,
3800,
3801,
3802,
3804,
522
Place Index
3805,
3812,
3814,
3817,
3820,
3822,
3823,
3831,
3834,
3835,
3836,
3844,
3845,
3857,
3860,
3861,
3872,
3873,
3875,
3878,
3883,
3889,
3901,
3906,
3912,
3915,
3923,
3927,
3928,
3937,
3943,
3945,
3946,
3949,
3952,
3953,
3954,
3955,
3958,
3962,
3964,
3965,
3970,
3974,
3983,
3984,
3985,
3987,
3989,
3992,
3993,
3994,
3997,
3999,
4000,
4007,
4014,
4017,
4022,
4023,
4025,
4026,
4027,
4029,
4032,
4033,
4036,
4038,
4039,
4044,
4045,
4046,
4047,
4048,
4049,
4050,
4051,
4052,
4054,
4055,
4056,
4057,
4059,
4061,
4063,
4064,
4065,
4066,
4067,
4071,
4075,
4077,
4079,
4081,
4082,
4084,
4085,
4090,
4093,
4097,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
4106,
4107,
4108,
4110,
4112,
4115,
4118,
4120,
4121,
4123,
4126,
4128,
4129,
4130,
4132,
4133,
4135,
4136,
4137,
4138,
4139,
4140,
4141,
4142,
4143,
4144,
4145,
4146,
4147,
4148,
4156,
4164,
4168,
4169,
4292 -
4381,
4441.
Kitchener
, Adam Street: 2006, 2519.
Kitchener, Ahrens Street: 2390, 2421,
2498, 2579, 4360.
Kitchener, Benton Street: 314.
Kitchener, Bleams Road: 2051, 2096,
2569.
Kitchener, Campbell Avenue: 2655.
Kitchener, Caryndale Drive: 2569.
Kitchener, Central Street: 3774.
Kitchener, Charles Street: 3774.
Kitchener, Charles Street Transit
Terminal: 2080.
Kitchener, College Street: 2498.
Kitchener, Courtland Avenue: 2579.
Kitchener, David Street: 1092, 2498,
2579.
Kitchener, Dodge Drive: 2569.
Kitchener, Doon Village Road: 2421,
2578.
Kitchener, Duke Street: 2498, 2579.
Kitchener, Eby Street: 3774.
Kitchener, Frederick Street: 2390,
2421, 2498, 2579, 2677.
Kitchener, Gehl Place: 2569.
Kitchener, Glasgow Street: 1954.
Kitchener, Gzowski Street: 1092,
1410, 1411, 2082.
Kitchener, Huron Road: 2569.
Kitchener, Johnson Street: 2655.
Kitchener, King Street: 10, 317,
2096, 2163, 2396, 2579, 2619,
2671, 2677, 2680, 3563, 3774,
4310, 4342, 4356, 4370.
Kitchener, Lookout Lane: 2569.
Kitchener, Margaret Avenue: 2498,
2519, 2579.
Kitchener Market Square: 326, 2157,
2396, 2498.
Kitchener, Maynard Avenue: 2421,
2498.
Kitchener, Mill Street: 191, 851,
2096.
Kitchener, New Dundee Road: 2569.
Kitchener, North Ward: 326, 2503.
Kitchener, Ontario Street: 2677.
Kitchener, Ottawa Street: 2569.
Kitchener, Otto Street: 2498.
Kitchener, Pinke Street: 2503.
Kitchener, Pioneer Tower Road:
2569.
Kitchener, Plains Road: 2569.
Kitchener, Queen Street: 2163, 2421,
2498, 2537, 2579, 2677, 4342,
4356.
Kitchener, Rockway Terminal: 2080.
Kitchener, Roy Street: 2498.
Kitchener, Schneider Avenue: 2498.
Kitchener, Scott Street: 2396.
Kitchener, Stauffer Drive: 2569.
Kitchener, Steckle Woods: 2297,
4433.
Kitchener, Thaler Avenue: 2634.
Kitchener, Tilt Drive: 2569.
Kitchener, Trussler Road: 2569.
Kitchener, Water Street: 2498.
Kitchener-Waterloo Expressway:
2089.
Kitchener, Weber Street: 2498, 2503.
Kitchener, Westmount Road: 2569.
Kitchener, Young Street: 2498.
Klotz’s Dam, Preston: 4392.
Knight’s Corners: 281.
Kossuth: 12, 21, 39, 41, 46, 51, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72,
74, 132, 157, 247, 276, 281, 289,
305, 308, 319, 321, 341, 553, 671,
672, 752, 898, 1017, 1698, 1967,
2120, 2172, 2369, 2711, 2817,
3770, 4436, 4442, 4455.
Kribb’s Mill: 553.
Lakeside Park, Kitchener: 2179, 2349.
Lancaster: 157, 308, 2120, 2172,
2179, 2407, 3972, 4190, 4191,
4192, 4193, 4195.
Lancaster Business Park: 2179.
Lancaster Mills: 157, 2120.
Langdon Hall, Blair: 2506, 2607,
4255, 4454.
Laudersville: 247.
Laurel Creek: 28, 191, 2305, 2324,
2348, 2372, 2375, 2383, 2670,
3892, 4191.
Laurel Lake: 2096.
Laurel Park Tennis Courts, Hespeler:
4290.
Leon: 3341.
Lexington: 37, 51, 52, 138, 143, 157,
281, 305, 308, 671, 672, 1064,
1075, 2771, 4432, 4441, 4442,
4473.
Limerick: 275, 2813.
Linwood: 21, 28, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,
44, 46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 61,
62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 105, 132, 138,
149, 157, 159, 247, 281, 305, 308,
319, 321, 336, 338, 341, 380, 410,
437, 438, 459, 467, 671, 672, 724,
824, 895, 996, 1148, 1169, 1171,
1501, 1740, 1974, 1976, 2084,
2095, 2117, 2120, 2129, 2136,
2167, 2437, 2522, 2573, 2608,
2716, 2782, 2807, 2814, 2815,
2817, 2936, 3525, 3538, 3604,
3789, 3848, 3873, 3974, 4040,
4076, 4298, 4468, 4470, 4471,
4472, 4473, 4478, 4480, 4481,
4483, 4519.
Lisbon: 74, 157, 281, 319, 1753, 4499.
Listowel: 2129, 2334, 2627.
Little Paradise: 2813.
Little’s Corners: 281, 2703, 2818,
3842, 3852, 4204, 4212.
Little Turnbull Lake: 2349.
Livergood’s Ford, Grand River: 2097.
London: 671, 672, 1579, 4055.
Lower Doon: 281, 2470, 2513, 2648,
2700, 4423, 4454.
Luther Marsh: 2359, 2367.
Luxemburg: 157.
Lyndenbrook Farm, Fisher’s Mills:
1799, 4451.
Macton: 281, 3123, 4478.
Main Street Bridge, Galt: 332, 4212,
4252.
Manitoba: 608, 609, 1628, 1631, 1637.
Mannheim: 21, 37, 39, 41, 46, 47, 51,
52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71,
72, 74, 132, 149, 157, 247, 249,
Place Index
523
281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 341, 450,
480, 490, 498, 580, 656, 670, 671,
672, 730, 746, 757, 840, 898, 899,
1043, 1063, 1416, 1974, 2047,
2117, 2369, 2379, 2480, 2522,
2704, 3070, 3071, 3258, 3365,
4023, 4094, 4487, 4492, 4499.
Maple Grove: 381, 2711, 3082, 3643,
3770, 3842, 3852, 4451.
Maple Lane Stop: 281.
Maple Lodge, Hawkesville: 4473.
Markham: 1706.
Markham Township: 294, 526, 1975.
Martin’s Corners: 884, 4517.
Martin’s Creek: 4517.
Martin’s Grove: 281.
Maryhill: 28, 132, 157, 247, 276, 281,
305, 319, 321, 338, 384, 477, 482,
573, 574, 655, 670, 671, 672, 783,
863, 864, 866, 1016, 1115, 1135,
1171, 1184, 1417, 1701, 1822,
2369, 2441, 2522, 2523, 2551,
2693, 2782, 2839, 3057, 3060,
3076, 3123, 3130, 3152, 3160,
3165, 3177, 3181, 3192, 3420,
3426, 3428, 3432, 3438, 3467,
4434, 4440, 4443, 4463, 4464,
4465.
Mecklenburg: 281, 305.
Meisel’s Pond, Baden: 217, 4487.
Memorial Park, Elmira: 4225.
Meyers Corners: 281.
Middle Road: 598, 4372.
Mill Creek: 28, 332, 690, 1324, 1374,
1866, 1956, 1963, 2156, 2372,
2379, 2409, 2703, 2727, 2816,
2854, 3842, 3852, 4202, 4207,
4212, 4246, 4248, 4250, 4253,
4263, 4266.
Millbank: 38, 951, 993, 3385.
Mockingbird Park, Elmira: 4225.
Moffatt Creek: 305, 308, 2156, 2379,
4023, 4212, 4215.
Mohawk Reservation: 294.
Mohawk Valley: 4525.
Montrose: 37, 4525.
Mosborough: 656, 2711, 4436.
Mount Pleasant: 157.
Moyer Flats: 190.
Mt Ratz: 1569.
Mudge Hollow: 247, 4188.
Mudge’s Mills: 157, 247, 276, 308,
1720, 2120, 4198.
Musselman: 308.
Musselman’s Mills: 247, 4525, 4528.
Musselman’s Staedtle: 157, 2120,
3341.
Myers Road, North Dumfries: 4212.
Natchez: 281, 3365.
Neustadt, Grey County: 671, 672,
1430, 2512.
New Aberdeen: 39, 41, 45, 47, 49, 51,
52, 157, 159, 176, 247, 260, 276,
281, 305, 308, 312, 555, 671, 672,
1171, 1314, 1976, 2118, 2120,
2374, 2379, 2470, 3972, 4432,
4433, 4438, 4442.
New Carlisle: 49, 308, 2120.
New Dundee: 21, 23, 28, 37, 38, 39,
41, 44, 46, 47, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132,
143, 149, 157, 202, 225, 247, 281,
293, 305, 308, 321, 331, 336, 338,
341, 414, 421, 580, 662, 671, 672,
739, 753, 757, 896, 898, 899, 901,
949, 978, 1010, 1021, 1065, 1069,
1076,
1094,
1129,
1152,
1171,
1182,
1185,
1186,
1191,
1238,
1364,
1536,
1556,
1711,
1712,
1910,
1911,
1966,
1976,
1982,
1998,
2077,
2081,
2118,
2120,
2135,
2152,
2167,
2168,
2180,
2182,
2352,
2372,
2379,
2399,
2441,
2480,
2522,
2535,
2570,
2716,
2731,
2770,
2782,
2807,
2817,
2959,
2971,
2977,
2992,
3183,
3209,
3251,
3255,
3275,
3315,
3320,
3328,
3337,
3352,
3355,
3365,
3382,
3391,
3401,
3414,
3415,
3525,
3548,
3565,
3570,
3571,
3574,
3692,
3842,
3847,
3848,
3852,
3869,
3955,
3959,
3960,
3972,
4094,
4485,
4487,
4489,
4490,
4492,
4495,
4496,
4497,
4498,
4499,
4500,
4502.
New Dundee Pond: 2349.
New Germany: 38, 41, 46, 50, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132,
143, 157, 237, 247, 281, 293, 308,
321, 384, 477, 482, 655, 670, 671,
672, 783, 839, 865, 936, 937, 1115,
1116, 1283, 1417, 1603, 2095,
2118, 2523, 2551, 2732, 3050,
3060, 3130, 3160, 3165, 3166,
3424, 3428, 3438, 3442, 3451,
3467, 4128, 4380, 4432, 4434,
4440, 4443, 4463, 4464, 4465.
New Hamburg. 1, 10, 11, 13, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 23, 28, 29, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72,
74, 85, 88, 92, 97, 105, 106, 109,
110, 112, 113, 119, 132, 143, 149,
157, 159, 217, 247, 249, 250, 276,
281, 286, 294, 295, 305, 308, 323,
325, 328, 329, 336, 338, 341, 347,
355, 378, 407, 415, 484, 496, 508,
530, 556, 581, 591, 633, 649, 662,
664, 671, 672, 730, 747, 748, 749,
757, 764, 775, 822, 852, 882, 892,
895, 898, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921,
926, 947, 948, 949, 951, 976, 991,
1006,
1027,
1028,
1029,
1046,
1056,
1059,
1065,
1067,
1076,
1115,
1116,
1130,
1131,
1145,
1150,
1165,
1166,
1170,
1171,
1180,
1182,
1183,
1198,
1202,
1205,
1206,
1244,
1281,
1530,
1531,
1532,
1533,
1534,
1580,
1581,
1582,
1613,
1663,
1674,
1701,
1713,
1732,
1740,
1860,
1861,
1918,
1925,
1967,
1968,
1969,
1974,
1976,
1982,
1983,
1990,
1992,
2001,
2021,
2034,
2052,
2069,
2070,
2120,
2128,
2151,
2167,
2182,
2188,
2291,
2296,
2310,
2336,
2351,
2362,
2365,
2366,
2371,
2374,
2376,
2379,
2430,
2441,
2480,
2522,
2529,
2530,
2557,
2558,
2610,
2716,
2731,
2767,
2782,
2807,
2817,
2818,
2824,
2839,
2969,
2977,
3093,
3192,
3267,
3276,
3277,
3312,
3340,
3365,
3401,
3420,
3422,
3428,
3430,
3431,
3442,
3465,
3470,
3474,
3476,
3477,
3511,
3516,
3524,
3525,
3538,
3539,
3548,
3564,
3609,
3673,
3674,
3727,
3743,
3842,
3852,
3855,
3867,
3893,
3894,
3895,
3897,
3923,
3947,
3950,
3955,
3960,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3974,
3979,
3987,
3989,
3994,
4007,
4016,
4025,
4054,
4077,
4079,
4080,
4082,
4090,
4094,
4095,
4098,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
4111,
4155,
4380, 4382 -
4388,
4487,
4488,
4489,
4492,
4498, 4499, 4501, 4503, 4505.
New Hamburg, Huron Street: 2480.
New Hamburg, Peel Street: 1, 1968,
2480.
New Hamburg, Snyder’s Road: 2051.
New Hope: 33, 41, 45, 49, 50, 157,
249, 308, 332, 635, 809, 908,
1233, 1729, 1741, 1975, 1976,
1990, 2120, 2374, 2761, 3644,
3660, 3972, 3974, 4268, 4270,
524
Place Index
4274, 4275, 4391, 4392, 4393.
New Jerusalem: 157.
New Prussia: 157, 281, 305, 319,
1754, 2480, 2704, 2731, 4499.
New York State, Batavia: 302.
New York State, Genesee County,
Caledonia: 479.
Niagara: 2000, 3311.
Niagara River: 4525.
Nine Pines: 281, 4433.
Nith Grove, Haysville,: 1281.
Nith River: 22, 28, 195, 200, 250,
286, 305, 308, 671, 672, 694, 880,
947, 1324, 2096, 2134, 2303, 2305,
2320, 2323, 2324, 2334, 2341,
2351, 2353, 2354, 2355, 2360,
2365, 2369, 2372, 2374, 2375,
2379, 2383, 2480, 2670, 4177,
4183, 4185, 4188, 4198, 4202,
4212, 4382, 4384, 4385, 4387,
4466, 4480, 4486, 4487, 4490,
4498, 4499, 4506.
Nithburg: 319.
Nithvale: 247, 276, 281, 305, 694,
877, 4185, 4188, 4216.
North Waterloo: 40, 48, 631, 1512,
1654, 1667, 3789, 3824, 4114,
4117, 4119, 4132, 4146, 4152,
4158, 4163, 4164.
North Woolwich: 157, 281, 369, 2092,
4158.
Northland Industrial Park, Waterloo:
2681.
Oak Ridges: 149.
Oakwood Farm, Cedar Creek Road,
North Dumfries: 1216.
Onondaga Escarpment: 2336.
Oregon: 37, 52, 157, 276, 305, 308,
671, 672, 1973, 2379, 2470, 4423,
4429, 4442, 4454.
Oregon Pond: 1973, 2385, 2470.
Oromocto Spring, Attiwandron Park:
189.
Orr Lake: 281, 305, 308, 2130, 2353,
2354, 2355.
Palatinate: 3249.
Pamona Grove, Haysville: 4486.
Paradise Lake: 986, 2349, 2353, 2354,
2355, 3028, 4478.
Paris: 19, 1975, 2122, 2334.
Park Manor, Elmira: 4225.
Parkway: 157, 281, 305, 3480, 4426,
4432, 4453.
Peel Township: 709, 4473, 4478.
Pennsylvania: 4, 256, 461, 505, 517,
522, 525, 548, 553, 569, 592, 605,
656, 671, 672, 755, 804, 809, 846,
848, 933, 1002, 1072, 1081, 1089,
1185, 1187, 1240, 1347, 1350,
1370, 1396, 1557, 1611, 1612,
1628, 1652, 1671, 2379, 2493,
3072, 3127, 3151, 3225, 3230,
3249, 3373, 3870, 3893, 4193,
4385, 4391, 4393, 4435, 4437,
4456, 4480, 4524, 4525.
Pennsylvania, Berks County: 556,
612, 713, 720, 732, 735, 740, 766,
969, 1258, 3070.
Pennsylvania, Bowmansville: 766.
Pennsylvania, Bucks County: 519,
542, 543, 612, 3257.
Pennsylvania, Butler County: 713,
720.
Pennsylvania, Chester County: 713,
720.
Pennsylvania, Cumberland County:
542, 543, 713, 720.
Pennsylvania, Franklin County: 249,
275, 542, 543, 612, 713, 720, 3238,
3930.
Pennsylvania, Germantown: 671, 672,
766.
Pennsylvania, Harrisburg: 522.
Pennsylvania, Lancaster County: 248,
275, 514, 517, 531, 541, 542, 543,
555, 599, 606, 612, 671, 672, 713,
720, 747, 766, 787, 791, 792, 860,
968, 969, 1096, 1120, 1126, 1128,
1513, 2165, 3062, 3066, 3069,
3077, 3968.
Pennsylvania, Lebanon: 612.
Pennsylvania, Montgomery County:
517, 519, 612, 713, 720, 758, 1977,
4487.
Pennsylvania, Pequea Colony: 766.
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: 671, 672,
1451.
Pennsylvania, Pottstown: 519.
Pennsylvania, Pottstown, Sprogell
Cemetery: 1073.
Pennsylvania, Somerset County:
1562.
Perine Dam, Doon: 2385, 4454.
Perth County: 2627, 3999, 4000.
Petersburg: 21, 28, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40,
41, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, 52, 55, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132,
149, 157, 247, 281, 305, 308, 321,
338, 341, 354, 670, 671, 672, 757,
895, 949, 1060, 1171, 1754, 1836,
1861, 1897, 1983, 2031, 2095,
2120, 2128, 2134, 2138, 2162,
2167, 2480, 2520, 2522, 2544,
2716, 2731, 2817, 2819, 2820,
3074, 3101, 3148, 3503, 3519,
3538, 3898, 3926, 3972, 4076,
4380, 4466, 4487, 4490, 4492,
4493, 4494, 4499.
Petrifying Spring Farm, Waterloo
Township: 979.
Philadelphia-Lancaster Turnpike:
2096.
Philipsburg: 21, 37, 39, 41, 46, 47,
51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
71, 74, 132, 149, 157, 247, 277,
281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 470, 656,
670, 671, 672, 855, 856, 919, 920,
921, 995, 1074, 1186, 1753, 1872,
1974, 2095, 2120, 2182, 2187,
2341, 2379, 2522, 2704, 2731,
3365, 3525, 4076, 4487, 4492,
4499.
Philipsville: 247.
Pilkington Township: 4523, 4525.
Pine Bush: 636, 2813, 4272.
Pine Bush Road: 163, 2762, 4425.
Pine Grove: 2711, 2813.
Pine Hill: 157, 281, 295, 375, 4499.
Pinehurst Lake: 2336.
Pinehurst Lake Conservation Area:
2318.
Pioneer Pergola, Galt: 376.
Pioneers’ Memorial Tower, Doom 16,
526, 534, 756, 1312, 1885, 3890,
3931, 3945, 4327.
Piper Street Bridge, Ayr: 2701, 4212.
Plains Road: 157, 2096, 4433.
Pleasant View, Bloomingdale: 3741.
Plum Creek: 1067, 2379, 4487, 4499.
Pomorze, Poland: 3820.
Port Dover: 2115, 2122.
Port Elgin: 816.
Poznan, Poland: 3820.
Preston: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 16,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29,
37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47,
49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61,
62, 65, 71, 72, 73, 74, 84, 85, 86,
91, 92, 105, 106, 109, 110, 112,
115, 116, 117, 132, 133, 138, 142,
143, 146, 149, 157, 159, 247, 249,
251, 262, 268, 275, 279, 281, 294,
305, 308, 321, 325, 329, 332, 333,
336, 338, 341, 345, 347, 368, 374,
378, 382, 389, 408, 440, 441, 442,
443, 445, 446, 448, 460, 471, 485,
496, 500, 507, 508, 542, 543, 553,
Place Index
583, 633, 635,
664, 670, 671
672,
3443,
3460,
3509,
3514,
3525,
680, 681, 696,
704, 710, 713, 719,
3543,
3550,
3564,
3605,
3637,
720, 729, 730,
734, 752, 757, 809,
3638,
3643,
3644,
3658,
3660,
813, 814, 858,
862, 891, 898, 908,
3743,
3754,
3764,
3766,
3770,
938, 949, 977,
981, 982, 983, 984,
3773,
3780,
3806,
3808,
3813,
1024,
1041,
1058,
1084,
1094,
3819,
3832,
3833,
3837,
3838,
1096,
1109,
1152,
1153,
1163,
3842,
3852,
3854,
3856,
3859,
1164,
1165,
1166,
1169,
1170,
3869,
3871,
3889,
3896,
3904,
1171,
1175,
1179,
1180,
1182,
3921,
3923,
3927,
3928,
3952,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1187,
1191,
3955,
3956,
3963,
3964,
3965,
1192,
1193,
1194,
1198,
1205,
3969,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3983,
1208,
1211,
1213,
1233,
1239,
3985,
3987,
3989,
3992,
3994,
1244,
1246,
1256,
1261,
1279,
3997,
3999,
4000,
4001,
4003,
1292,
1293,
1294,
1296,
1304,
4006,
4007,
4014,
4015,
4023,
1334,
1335,
1358,
1370,
1371,
4025,
4051,
4054,
4057,
4058,
1375,
1376,
1414,
1425,
1436,
4060,
4077,
4080,
4082,
4090,
1437,
1440,
1450,
1475,
1476,
4091,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
1477,
1478,
1479,
1508,
1531,
4150,
4155,
4165,
4228,
4230,
1551,
1558,
1594,
1612,
1629,
4235,
4237,
4252,
4255,
4256,
1633,
1639,
1654,
1673,
1683,
4263,
4264,
4275,
4355,
4380,
1698,
1701,
1714,
1729,
1732,
4389
- 4400
, 4423,
4432,
4435,
1733,
1741,
1755,
1787,
1788,
4436,
4437,
4439,
4442,
4450,
1827,
1840,
1845,
1847,
1850,
4452,
4455,
4456,
4461,
4462,
1851,
1858,
1860,
1861,
1862,
4505.
1877,
1913,
1916,
1918,
1926,
Preston, Argyle Street: 2432.
1950,
1956,
1961,
1963,
1964,
Preston, Coronation Boulevard: 4212.
1967,
1974,
1975,
1976,
1977,
Preston, Duke Street: 2432.
1982,
1983,
1984,
1985,
1986,
Preston, Eagle Street: 2432, 2760.
1990,
1996,
2000,
2005,
2027,
Preston, Fountain Street: 2432.
2034,
2038,
2041,
2050,
2051,
Preston, Jacob Street: 2432.
2052,
2055,
2060,
2063,
2065,
Preston,
King
Street:
2411,
2432,
2067,
2069,
2070,
2071,
2073,
4395,
4396.
2075,
2076,
2079,
2083,
2085,
Preston, Kitchener Road: 2432.
2087,
2097,
2099,
2101,
2109,
Preston, Queenston Road: 2432.
2115,
2118,
2120,
2121,
2122,
Preston Road, Freeport: 2812.
2128,
2140,
2151,
2153,
2155,
Prospect Farm,
Wilmot Township:
2162,
2182,
2184,
2188,
2209,
472.
2211,
2231,
2232,
2276,
2277,
Prospect Park, Galt: 4246.
2278,
2279,
2280,
2281,
2282,
Punkeydoodle’s
Corner: 157,
281,
2283,
2285,
2286,
2310,
2315,
950, 1161, 2091, 2135, 2480, 3099,
2344,
2350,
2353,
2361,
2366,
4491,
4499, 4507.
2369,
2371,
2379,
2400,
2405,
Puslinch
Lake:
198, 671, 672,
2078,
2418,
2424,
2425,
2432,
2441,
2285,
2332,
2336,
2379,
3869,
2442,
2452,
2476,
2485,
2496,
3885,
4282, 4283, 4284.
2506,
2522,
2540,
2541,
2542,
Puslinch Township: 812.
2588,
2594,
2610,
2623,
2692,
2733,
2760,
2763,
2764,
2782,
2784,
2796,
2807,
2816,
2817,
Queen’s Bush: 866, 2964, 4470, 4473.
2818,
2831,
2839,
2864,
2961,
Queen’s
Bush i
[Wellesley Tp): 709,
2969,
3009,
3016,
3029,
3034,
1646,
2818,
3955,
4466,
4467,
3050,
3074,
3079,
3081,
3082,
4478,
4480, 4483.
3097,
3101,
3118,
3119,
3180,
Queen’s
Square, Galt:
332,
2478,
3192,
3232,
3244,
3247,
3259,
2595,
4233, 4247, 4255, 4266.
3270,
3275,
3305,
3306,
3316,
Queen’s
Square Park,
Galt:
3773,
3318,
3319,
3342,
3365,
3377,
4246.
3380,
3381,
3387,
3402,
3410,
Quickfall
’s Bush: 333.
3413,
3420,
3428,
3433,
3442,
525
Railroad Creek Farm: 149.
Red River: 1628.
Reichert’s Ford: 2097.
Reidsville: 156, 281, 305, 2703, 3728,
3745, 3863, 4212.
River Bank Farm, Breslau: 808, 809.
River Ouse: 300.
River Road: 2703.
Riverbank: 62, 281, 2711, 3770.
Riverside Park, Ayr: 3955, 4178,
4187.
Riverside Park, Bridgeport: 1, 2179,
4193.
Riverside Park, Preston: 332, 3180,
3808, 3955, 4396, 4400.
Rockton: 2085.
Rockway Gardens, Kitchener: 1187.
Rockway Golf Course, Kitchener: 851.
Rockway Industrial Park, Kitchener:
2660.
Rockwood: 2713.
Romulus: 2130.
Rosebank: 157, 281, 352, 1152, 1995,
2030, 2031, 2704, 3382, 4499.
Rosebank, Floradale: 1953.
Rosebrugh: 4212.
Rosedale: 277.
Rosehill: 2.
Rosendale: 157, 281, 305, 4448, 4449.
Roseville: 2, 20, 21, 37, 39, 41, 46,
47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62,
65, 71, 72, 74, 149, 157, 229, 247,
275, 277, 305, 308, 310, 319, 321,
341, 406, 433, 671, 672, 690, 713,
719, 720, 739, 757, 840, 896, 898,
899, 900, 911, 1007, 1008, 1021,
1045, 1076, 1089, 1183, 1319,
1457, 1561, 1712, 1822, 1897,
1974, 2039, 2120, 2130, 2182,
2441, 2522, 2539, 2703, 3074,
3101, 3263, 3279, 3365, 3374,
3496, 3955, 4184, 4198, 4202,
4203, 4205, 4206, 4210, 4212,
4213, 4216, 4433.
Roseville, Galt: 4246.
Roseville Swamp: 2539, 3779, 4199,
4212.
Rotenburg: 3060.
Rumania, Banat: 660.
Rumania, Sackelhausen: 660.
Rummelhardt: 143, 157, 277, 281,
305, 308, 656, 670, 671, 672,
1034, 1791, 2505, 2522, 2801,
4446, 4447.
Russia: 604, 1628.
526
Place Index
Salem: 1151, 2179.
Sand Hills: 157, 308, 2120, 2670,
4380, 4485.
Sandytown: 2092.
Saugeen River: 671, 672.
Saw Mill Creek: 2134.
Schantz: 670, 2128.
Scherer Dam: 4435.
Schindelsteddle: 157, 276, 308.
Schleswig, Denmark: 3394.
Schmidt’s Creek: 4466.
Schmidtsville: 157, 308, 1048, 2120,
4466.
Schneider Road: 2586, 4372, 4380.
Schneider’s Creek: 28, 191, 270, 305,
308, 330, 1882, 1973, 1977, 2039,
2096, 2313, 2373, 2375, 2379,
2385, 2470, 4372, 4376, 4380,
4454.
Schumacker Mills: 247.
Schweitzer Farm, Bridgeport: 202,
1573.
Scotland, Aberdeen: 2, 1430.
Scotland, Aberdeenshire: 286, 1646,
1770.
Scotland, Aberdeenshire, Udny: 1301.
Scotland, Arbroath: 1392.
Scotland, Argyllshire: 1374.
Scotland, Ayrshire: 688, 1400, 1401,
4188.
Scotland, Ayrshire, Galston: 878.
Scotland, Ayrshire, Kilmarnock: 479.
Scotland, Ayrshire, Kirkoswald: 878,
1402.
Scotland, Ayrshire, Sorn: 1521.
Scotland, Begbie: 1207.
Scotland, Bewlie Mains: 1617.
Scotland, Darvel: 1664.
Scotland, Dumfries: 1324, 1325, 2592,
2717.
Scotland, Dumfriesshire: 688, 694,
4480.
Scotland, Dundee: 4485.
Scotland, Dunlop: 1748.
Scotland, Glasgow: 1451.
Scotland, Greenock: 3655, 3682.
Scotland, Invemesshire: 306.
Scotland, Jedburgh: 857.
Scotland, Kilwinning: 1720.
Scotland, Lanarkshire: 1503.
Scotland, Lanarkshire, East Kilbride:
1500, 1501.
Scotland, Melrose: 1722, 1724.
Scotland, Perthshire: 1374, 1381,
1943.
Scotland, Ross-shire, Calcairn Mills:
1284.
Scotland, Roxburghshire: 688, 691,
841, 1036, 1523, 1544.
Scotland, Selkirkshire: 302, 915.
Scotland, Stirling: 1453.
Scotland, Stirlingshire, Kippen: 3672.
Scotland, The Shotts: 1693.
Scott’s Comers: 2486.
Scrimger’s Mill: 694.
Seagram Memorial Field, Waterloo:
2889.
Second Concession, Waterloo
Township: 253.
Shade’s Mills: 157, 279, 301, 302,
308, 332, 1324, 1325, 1626, 1627,
2120, 2372, 4202, 4240, 4385.
Shakespeare: 3420.
Shand Dam: 2305, 2320, 2344, 2367,
2374.
Shantz: 37, 149, 157, 281, 305, 308,
2120, 3580, 3581, 4442.
Shantz Dam: 1631, 2039, 4356.
Shantz Hill, Preston: 281, 908, 1185.
Shantz Lane: 281.
Shantz Station: 157, 276, 281, 499,
1175, 1378, 2711, 2782, 3525,
3610, 3611, 3612, 3770, 4451.
Sheave Tower, Blair: 977, 1556, 2000,
2401, 2441, 2591, 2607, 2885,
4454, 4462.
Shediac: 4505.
Shinglebridge: 157, 247, 4435, 4437.
Shingletown: 871, 1043, 2480, 3181,
3365, 3422.
Shoemaker’s Creek: 305, 308, 2379.
Shoemaker’s Ford, Grand River:
2097.
Shoemaker’s Lake: 4023.
Shoemaker’s Mills: 157, 247, 308,
2120, 2179, 3972, 4190, 4193,
4195.
Silver Heights, Hespeler: 4268.
Silver Lake: 1, 2348, 2581, 3075,
4078, 4416.
Slabtown: 4212.
Slask, Poland: 3820.
Slovenia, Gottschee: 671.
Smith’s Creek: 286, 3972, 4188, 4385,
4387, 4388, 4480, 4487, 4488.
Smithville: 157, 247, 2120, 2512,
2959, 3462, 4466, 4478.
Snyder Road: 2134.
Snyders Comer: 281, 1611.
Snyders Road: 307, 598, 1061.
Sonneck, Berlin: 2421.
Soper Park, Galt: 8, 332, 3888, 4232,
4233.
South Waterloo: 48, 809, 1500, 1722,
1821, 2485, 4151, 4153, 4154,
4155, 4160, 4423, 4452.
Speed Dam: 4396.
Speed River: 41,
200, 232, 257
, 305,
308, 332, 671, 672,
766, 80S
», 812,
1002,
1370,
1912,
1918,
1963,
1975,
2000,
2005,
2055,
2097,
2104,
2305,
2323,
2324,
2336,
2341,
2353,
2369,
2372,
2374,
2375,
2379,
2711,
2760,
3082,
3180,
3808,
3982,
4023,
4246,
4255,
4270,
4271,
4274,
4275,
4277,
4283,
4284,
4391,
4392,
4393,
4395,
4396,
4432,
4451,
4452,
4456, 4462.
Speedslee: 232, 281.
Speedsville: 146, 281, 305, 308, 348,
809, 1294, 1974, 1975, 2379, 2442,
2711, 2760, 2774, 3082, 3904,
4452.
Speedsville Road Ford, Speed River:
2097.
Spongy Lake: 2308, 2324, 2336, 2349,
2354, 2670, 4478.
Sprague’s Road, North Dumfries:
1160, 2130, 2703, 2743, 4212,
4266.
Spring Creek: 2379, 3082, 4487,
4525.
Spring Creek Hamlet: 2085.
Spring Valley Farm: 1430, 1573.
Spruce Farm, Haysville: 4486.
St Agatha: 12, 28, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,
46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61,
62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132, 133, 143,
146, 149, 157, 247, 281, 305, 308,
321, 338, 341, 391, 407, 476, 556,
670, 671, 672, 763, 775, 839, 863,
871, 924, 930, 943, 952, 955, 956,
980, 1029, 1034, 1046, 1061, 1115,
1169, 1171, 1234, 1244, 1329,
1330, 1331, 1441, 1753, 1845,
1852, 1936, 2095, 2120, 2425,
2430, 2441, 2480, 2505, 2522,
2722, 2731, 2732, 2756, 2782,
2785, 2817, 2818, 2839, 2850,
2936, 2944, 3074, 3076, 3104,
3123, 3130, 3152, 3176, 3192,
3259, 3275, 3307, 3334, 3340,
3365, 3419, 3420, 3424, 3426,
3428, 3429, 3431, 3432, 3439,
3440, 3441, 3442, 3444, 3448,
3452, 3453, 3454, 3455, 3456,
3457, 3458, 3459, 3460, 3461,
3462, 3463, 3525, 3552, 3553,
3564, 3621, 3949, 3955, 4023,
4030, 4076, 4094, 4128, 4380,
Place Index
527
4466, 4487, 4494, 4499, 4504.
St Alphonse: 157.
St Andrew’s Park, Galt: 8, 1404,
3652, 3773, 4233, 4246, 4247.
St Clements: 12, 21, 28, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41, 46, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58,
59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132,
143, 146, 149, 157, 159, 247, 281,
305, 308, 319, 321, 331, 336, 338,
341, 463, 662, 670, 671, 672, 943,
1113,
1114,
1124,
1178,
1184,
1231,
1616,
1967,
1974,
2018,
2095,
2120,
2136,
2162,
2172,
2182,
2354,
2369,
2437,
2441,
2522,
2608,
2769,
2807,
2814,
2815,
2832,
2839,
3076,
3123,
3130,
3152,
3192,
3420,
3426,
3428,
3432,
3440,
3442,
3461,
3462,
3464,
3575,
3974,
4040,
4076,
4128,
4467,
4468,
4471,
4472,
4474,
4478,
4480,
4481,
4483,
4522.
St George: 37,
1025,
1026,
1740,
1974.
St Jacobs: 1, 3, 10, 13, 20, 21, 28, 37,
3883, 3923, 3955, 3960, 3963,
3964, 3965, 3974, 3987, 4077,
4102, 4134, 4136, 4441, 4473,
4512, 4513, 4516, 4517, 4520,
4521, 4522, 4523, 4524, 4525,
4529.
St Jacobs, Arthur Road: 4517.
Steckle Woods: 2470.
Stone Lodge Farm, Haysville: 1281.
Stone Road: 3724.
Strasburg: 21, 37, 39, 41, 46, 49, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 74, 132,
157, 175, 247, 275, 281, 305, 308,
319, 321, 341, 490, 498, 657, 670,
671, 672, 820, 821, 863, 1021,
1069, 1089, 1119, 1191, 1974,
2049, 2052, 2120, 2135, 2172,
2379, 2470, 2590, 2700, 2817,
3012, 3259, 3275, 3316, 3365,
3384, 3616, 3697, 4160, 4264,
4380, 4393, 4433, 4442, 4454,
4455, 4468.
Strasburg Creek: 210.
Stratford: 93, 671, 672, 2055, 2627,
3478, 4040, 4505.
38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 46, 47, 51, 52,
55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72,
74, 132, 138, 143, 149, 157, 159,
247, 281, 294, 305, 308, 313, 319,
321, 322, 323, 324, 336, 338, 341,
356, 367, 369, 404, 416, 438, 464,
485, 568, 573, 587, 634, 670, 671,
672, 722, 757, 785, 786, 798, 800,
815, 816, 852, 872, 882, 916, 929,
958, 964, 966, 973, 1004, 1012,
1013, 1017, 1038, 1041, 1051,
1068, 1075, 1084, 1085, 1086,
1120, 1124, 1127, 1165, 1171,
1192, 1193, 1257, 1259, 1260,
1308, 1319, 1461, 1513, 1515,
1569, 1594, 1652, 1654, 1655,
1657, 1706, 1717, 1788, 1836,
1869, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1955,
1974, 1976, 1982, 1990, 2001,
2007, 2011, 2018, 2055, 2058,
2093, 2095, 2104, 2109, 2118,
2120, 2123, 2141, 2165, 2167,
2182, 2185, 2188, 2304, 2346,
2354, 2369, 2379, 2441, 2444,
2446, 2462, 2520, 2522, 2552,
2716, 2750, 2782, 2817, 2818,
2962, 2978, 2998, 3012, 3057,
3069, 3096, 3097, 3099, 3141,
3168, 3232, 3259, 3275, 3297,
3302, 3319, 3321, 3342, 3365,
3396, 3397, 3401, 3484, 3500,
3520, 3525, 3572, 3573, 3789,
Strathroy: 1515.
Sudden’s Lake: 4023.
Sunfish Lake: 1691, 2324, 2336,
2349, 2353, 2354, 2355, 2670,
4478.
Sunny Braes Farm, Roseville: 1.
Sunny Hillside Farm, Wilmot
Township: 518.
Sunnyhill Farm, Hespeler: 1583.
Sunnyside: 157, 2090, 3580, 3581.
Switzerland: 933, 1057, 1097, 1126,
1513, 3249.
Switzerland, Berne: 556, 753, 759,
860, 976, 1079, 1081, 1089.
Switzerland, Berne, Frutigen: 1729.
Switzerland, Stambach: 1100.
Switzerland, Zurich: 537, 787, 791,
792, 846.
Temperance Island, Hawkesville:
4473.
Teotondiaton: 4268.
Thornhill, Galt: 1722, 1724, 2425,
2441, 2472, 2596, 4263.
Three Bridges: 281, 4473.
Timm Park, Kitchener: 1110.
Tintowa Provincial Park: 2315, 2361.
ToU Bridge: 2, 157, 247, 308, 2120.
Topping: 319.
Toronto: 671, 672, 1559, 1689, 2805,
2818.
Towtown: 157, 2120, 2470, 4423.
Trail of the Conestoga: 522.
Tralee: 2129.
Trillium Industrial Park, Kitchener:
2681, 4032.
Trinity Park, Galt: 3482.
Trussler’s Corners: 281, 2030, 4433.
Tuck’s Hill: 232.
Turkey Point: 2123.
Turnbull’s Corners: 157, 694.
Tye’s Bush, Galt: 4253.
Upper Canada: 250, 280, 284, 531,
541, 548, 557, 671, 672, 691, 881,
3168, 3257, 3373.
Upper Doon: 281, 2470, 2578, 2648,
2700, 4423, 4454.
Upper Road: 598, 4372.
Ustia Zelene, Western Ukraine: 710.
Vance’s Comers: 4436.
Veterans’ Tract: 4212.
Victoria Memorial Gateway, Waterloo
Park: 4078.
Victoria Park, Ayr: 4174, 4178, 4182,
4187, 4212.
Victoria Park, Berlin: 1, 314, 326,
673, 1191, 1434, 2580, 3375, 3775,
4127, 4298, 4299, 4308, 4351,
4365, 4366, 4367, 4372, 4374,
4380, 4494.
Victoria Park, Galt: 332, 2353, 2354,
2355, 2441, 4233, 4246.
Victoria Park, Hespeler: 4276.
Victoria Park, Kitchener: 10, 13, 23,
191, 832, 2373, 2398, 2441, 2498,
2607, 2633, 3071, 3513, 3773,
4069, 4319, 4324, 4327, 4329,
4342, 4356, 4359, 4370.
Victoria Park Neighbourhood,
Kitchener: 2624, 2633.
Victoria (Reservoir) Park, Elmira:
4225.
Victoriasburg: 21, 157, 276, 281, 305,
308, 670, 671, 672, 3422, 4492,
4499.
Vine Villa, Galt: 4263.
Wagner’s Corners: 281.
Wahn Park, Preston: 3808.
Waldau: 276, 281.
Waldeck, Berlin: 770.
Waldemar Dam: 2306.
Waldo Corners: 2828.
Walkerton: 1294, 2818.
528
Place Index
Wallenstein: 21, 38, 39, 40, 41, 56,
58, 59, 61, 62, 65, 132, 157, 247,
281, 305, 319, 321, 338, 341, 369,
893, 961, 2120, 3050, 3379, 3873,
4467, 4470, 4471, 4473, 4478.
Wanners: 281.
Waterloo: 2, 3, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28,
29, 31, 32, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51,
52, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 84, 85,
89, 91, 95, 96, 105, 109, 110, 112,
122, 123, 124, 129, 130, 132, 133,
134, 136, 142, 143, 146, 149, 157,
159, 173, 200, 209, 227, 231, 247,
251, 257, 265, 281, 294, 305, 314,
316, 317, 320, 321, 325, 329, 330,
333, 334, 336, 337, 338, 340, 341,
342, 343, 346, 347, 378, 412, 462,
485, 495, 496, 504, 507, 508, 514,
527, 553, 565, 573, 590, 591, 614,
616, 626, 646, 662, 664, 668, 670,
671, 672, 682, 701, 702, 706, 708,
710, 713, 714, 719, 720, 738, 757,
762, 829, 853, 868, 883, 898, 915,
929, 938, 981, 982, 983, 984, 985,
996, 1004, 1006, 1012, 1014, 1015,
1041,
1047,
1080,
1082,
1084,
1089,
1115,
1124,
1129,
1150,
1165,
1166,
1167,
1168,
1170,
1171,
1181,
1182,
1183,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1187,
1191,
1195,
1198,
1199,
1201,
1205,
1211,
1214,
1220,
1221,
1222,
1225,
1231,
1232,
1261,
1282,
1288,
1295,
1307,
1309,
1320,
1321,
1327,
1329,
1330,
1332,
1336,
1340,
1368,
1370,
1377,
1378,
1382,
1383,
1384,
1390,
1423,
1427,
1428,
1429,
1434,
1435,
1438,
1439,
1442,
1447,
1448,
1449,
1453,
1456,
1467,
1469,
1498,
1502,
1508,
1513,
1514,
1518,
1530,
1531,
1532,
1535,
1542,
1543,
1560,
1570,
1577,
1587,
1588,
1589,
1594,
1596,
1603,
1615,
1621,
1622,
1640,
1643,
1645,
1646,
1650,
1651,
1652,
1653,
1654,
1656,
1659,
1660,
1663,
1666,
1667,
1672,
1674,
1678,
1682,
1684,
1685,
1687,
1699,
1700,
1702,
1703,
1704,
1726,
1730,
1732,
1733,
1734,
1735,
1736,
1737,
1738,
1743,
1757,
1760,
1763,
1787,
1788,
1792,
1796,
1805,
1807,
1808,
1809,
1813,
1815,
1816,
1817,
1818,
1819,
1820,
1823,
1824,
1826,
1827,
1828,
1831,
1832,
1835,
1847,
1850,
1851,
1855,
1856,
1857,
1858,
1859,
1860,
1861,
1868,
1870,
1874,
1885,
1890,
1895,
1901,
1914,
1916,
1918,
1922,
1929,
1938,
1940,
1941,
1944,
1957,
1964,
1965,
1967,
1970,
1974,
1975,
1976,
1982,
1983,
1990,
1991,
1994,
2001,
2002,
2008,
2009,
2017,
2021,
2026,
2027,
2028,
2032,
2033,
2034,
2036,
2037,
2039,
2043,
2045,
2048,
2054,
2055,
2071,
2079,
2080,
2086,
2087,
2089,
2095,
2099,
2105,
2106, 1
2108,
2109,
2112,
2118,
2120,
2122,
2123,
2146,
2147,
2151,
2158,
2161,
2166,
2169,
2173,
2178,
2179,
2182,
2183,
2185,
2188,
2189,
2192,
2197,
2198,
2203,
2204,
2205,
2206,
2210,
2225,
2233,
2247,
2263,
2292,
2293,
2294,
2310,
2343,
2348,
2354,
2366,
2369,
2371,
2375,
2379,
2383,
2393,
2394,
2405,
2415,
2416,
2433,
2434,
2441,
2451,
2456,
2460,
2461,
2462,
2463,
2464,
2490,
2496,
2508,
2509,
2510,
2511,
2522,
2524,
2525,
2526,
2546,
2560,
2562,
2563,
2564,
2565,
2567,
2574,
2581,
2598,
2601,
2602,
2603,
2604,
2606,
2609,
2610,
2615,
2616,
2617,
2618,
2625,
2628,
2630,
2632,
2637,
2641,
2650,
2652,
2656,
2657,
2658,
2661,
2665,
2667,
2672,
2673,
2674,
2675,
2676,
2681,
2689,
2690,
2691,
2696,
2697,
2699,
2716,
2722,
2740,
2742,
2756,
2780,
2781,
2782,
2791,
2792,
2793,
2794,
2811,
2818,
2839,
2855,
2859,
2864,
2866,
2867,
2868,
2869,
2870,
2871,
2872,
2873,
2875,
2876,
2881,
2882,
2883,
2885,
2886,
2887,
2888,
2889,
2890,
2891,
2892,
2893,
2894,
2895,
2896,
2897,
2898,
2899,
2900,
2901,
2902,
2903,
2904,
2905,
2906,
2908,
2909,
2910,
2911,
2912,
2913,
2914,
2915,
2916,
2917,
2918,
2919,
2920,
2921,
2922,
2923,
2924,
2925,
2926,
2927,
2928,
2929,
2930,
2931,
2936,
2937,
2945,
2946,
2952,
2969,
2970,
2976,
2991,
2996,
3001,
3002,
3003,
3004,
3006,
3009,
3013,
3014,
3016,
3019,
3022,
3023,
3033,
3034,
3035,
3036,
3038,
3039,
3040,
3042,
3043,
3045,
3050,
3051,
3052,
3053,
3054,
3075,
3080,
3094,
3102,
3119,
3145,
3157,
3168,
3178,
3181,
3191,
3192,
3193,
3205,
3210,
3213,
3235,
3236,
3240,
3246,
3252,
3265,
3266,
3291,
3292,
3304,
3315,
3317,
3319,
3329,
3361,
3365,
3395,
3401,
3421,
3428,
3430,
3431,
3442,
3447,
3449,
3472,
3480,
3487,
3494,
3501,
3503,
3514,
3521,
3522,
3523,
3525,
3529,
3533,
3534,
3536,
3538,
3544,
3555,
3556,
3557,
3558,
3560,
3562,
3564,
3576,
3577,
3578,
3579,
3616,
3626,
3635,
3661,
3670,
3722,
3733,
3736,
3738,
3739,
3743,
3747,
3748,
3752,
3753,
3754,
3755,
3757,
3766,
3767,
3769,
3773,
3778,
3779,
3780,
3788,
3790,
3791,
3794,
3798,
3799,
3800,
3801,
3812,
3817,
3823,
3826,
3835,
3846,
3851,
3853,
3871,
3872,
3874,
3878,
3892,
3893,
3918,
3923,
3948,
3952,
3955,
3960,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3969,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3983,
3984,
3985,
3987,
3989,
3994,
3997,
3999,
4000,
4003,
4014,
4023,
4025,
4027,
4033,
4034,
4035,
4047,
4049,
4051,
4052,
4054,
4057,
4059,
4061,
4063,
4065,
4066,
4067,
4071,
4074,
4077,
4078,
4079,
4082,
4093,
4101,
4102,
4103,
4104,
4109,
4111,
4124,
4129,
4133,
4136,
4142,
4144,
4145,
4161,
4164,
4298,
4316,
4318,
4321,
4337,
4345,
4346,
4356,
4363,
4364,
4368,
4374,
4401 ■
• 4422,
4432,
4441,
4442,
4455, 4517.
Waterloo,
Albert Street: 1, 13,
2602,
2606.
Waterloo, Alexandra Street: 2606.
Waterloo, Allen Street: 1, 2606.
Waterloo, Bechtel Park: 2606.
Waterloo, Beechwood: 2632.
Waterloo, Bridge Street: 2575.
Waterloo, Caroline Street: 2581.
Waterloo, Central Street: 2460, 2602,
2606.
Place Index
529
Waterloo County: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9,
12, 13, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25,
26, 28, 29, 30, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42,
48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 56, 61, 65, 71,
72, 74, 79, 89, 105, 110, 114, 128,
131, 132, 133, 134, 138, 139, 140,
142, 143, 147, 148, 149, 155, 157,
195, 199, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205,
214, 215, 223, 224, 225, 246, 249,
250, 251, 256, 257, 266, 269, 271,
273, 275, 281, 288, 291, 292, 293,
305, 308, 319, 320, 321, 323, 326,
329, 337, 338, 339, 341, 347, 349,
378, 392, 429, 503, 505, 506, 511,
512, 513, 514, 516, 520, 521, 522,
523, 524, 525, 526, 531, 532, 533,
534, 536, 537, 540, 541, 545, 546,
547, 549, 550, 551, 557, 558, 562,
564, 566, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576,
577, 578, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585,
586, 589, 590, 595, 596, 597, 600,
601, 604, 605, 606, 607, 610, 611,
612, 614, 616, 617, 618, 619, 627,
629, 632, 634, 641, 642, 643, 646,
648, 649, 650, 658, 659, 660, 664,
665, 668, 670, 671, 672, 681, 692,
711, 712, 713, 717, 719, 720, 732,
741, 744, 746, 756, 758, 760, 765,
776, 787, 788, 792, 807, 814, 819,
827, 828, 831, 832, 833, 835, 839,
850, 887, 889, 909, 920, 921, 929,
931, 932, 938, 942, 943, 949, 962,
967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 982, 986,
989, 997, 1018, 1022, 1049, 1055,
1096, 1097, 1110, 1120, 1121,
1123, 1124, 1131, 1137, 1138,
1141, 1156, 1158, 1166, 1171,
1190, 1197, 1200, 1218, 1318,
1359, 1637, 1679, 1732, 1740,
1745, 1746, 1751, 1756, 1762,
1764, 1765, 1767, 1768, 1771,
1773, 1774, 1776, 1777, 1778,
1779, 1781, 1782, 1785, 1786,
1796, 1798, 1800, 1818, 1845,
1888, 1916, 1940, 1948, 1951,
1960, 1962, 1967, 1974, 1975,
1982, 1984, 1990, 2042, 2064,
2069, 2077, 2096, 2104, 2109,
2119, 2120, 2124, 2127, 2128,
2132, 2162, 2167, 2185, 2192,
2206, 2300, 2304, 2307, 2314,
2316, 2324, 2325, 2332, 2335,
2336, 2337, 2338, 2340, 2341,
2342, 2345, 2347, 2353, 2354,
2355, 2356, 2365, 2366, 2369,
2375, 2376, 2380, 2381, 2419,
2425, 2426, 2441, 2454, 2467,
2468,
2485,
2495,
2500,
2507,
2515,
2517,
2520,
2521,
2522,
2528,
2538,
2546,
2559,
2585,
2622,
2627,
2688,
2716,
2724,
2759,
2782,
2784,
2796,
2805,
2807,
2808,
2818,
2823,
2830,
2853,
2856,
2857,
2860,
2940,
2947,
2948,
2969,
2981,
2999,
3000,
3046,
3053,
3057,
3058,
3062,
3063,
3064,
3066,
3067,
3068,
3069,
3070,
3072,
3073,
3075,
3078,
3079,
3092,
3093,
3095,
3098,
3101,
3102,
3103,
3106,
3109,
3114,
3120,
3121,
3124,
3125,
3126,
3127,
3128,
3131,
3132,
3134,
3135,
3136,
3137,
3138,
3139,
3140,
3141,
3142,
3143,
3144,
3147,
3148,
3149,
3151,
3153,
3154,
3157,
3158,
3160,
3167,
3169,
3170,
3171,
3172,
3174,
3179,
3184,
3185,
3187,
3189,
3193,
3195,
3196,
3197,
3199,
3201,
3204,
3206,
3211,
3214,
3217,
3220,
3222,
3230,
3234,
3245,
3249,
3253,
3256,
3257,
3259,
3262,
3264,
3275,
3281,
3282,
3284,
3293,
3294,
3298,
3311,
3319,
3323,
3325,
3326,
3328,
3337,
3339,
3347,
3348,
3356,
3357,
3358,
3371,
3372,
3377,
3383,
3391,
3397,
3400,
3442,
3452,
3460,
3461,
3488,
3525,
3526,
3535,
3537,
3538,
3740,
3743,
3754,
3765,
3776,
3777,
3788,
3810,
3818,
3842,
3847,
3848,
3849,
3850,
3890,
3901,
3903,
3907,
3909,
3910,
3913,
3919,
3920,
3922,
3930,
3932,
3933,
3935,
3941,
3954,
3955,
3961,
3967,
3970,
3971,
3973,
3974,
3975,
3977,
3979,
3980,
3981,
3982,
3983,
3985,
3987,
3988,
3989,
3990,
3991,
3995,
3996,
3997,
3998,
3999,
4000,
4001,
4002,
4003,
4004,
4005,
4011,
4017,
4019,
4023,
4034,
4054,
4057,
4060,
4068,
4072,
4077,
4079,
4082,
4087,
4090,
4096,
4099,
4100,
4101,
4157,
4164,
4166,
4167, 4324.
Waterloo, Columbia Street: 2046,
2096.
Waterloo, Dorset Street: 2602, 2606.
Waterloo, Dupont Street: 2602, 2606.
Waterloo, Erb Street: 2051, 2524,
2581, 2602, 2606, 4035.
Waterloo, Euclid Street: 2606.
Waterloo, Fountain Street: 2602,
2606.
Waterloo, George Street: 2602, 2606,
3291.
Waterloo, Herbert Street: 2524.
Waterloo, John Street: 2606.
Waterloo, King Street: 1, 10, 13, 317,
1047, 2462, 2524, 2565, 2602,
2606, 3075, 3401, 3767, 4298,
4407, 4414.
Waterloo, Malabar Drive: 2463.
Waterloo, Maiy Street: 2606.
Waterloo, Menno Street: 2606.
Waterloo Park: 1, 13, 333, 832, 900,
1072, 1672, 2581, 2606, 2818,
2937, 3036, 3754, 3892, 3907,
3955, 4078, 4136, 4356, 4416.
Waterloo, Princess Street: 2524.
Waterloo Region: 141, 148, 2165,
2349, 2587, 3920, 3921, 3989,
3990, 3992, 3995, 3996, 3998,
4001, 4006, 4049, 4077.
Waterloo, Shantz Street: 1994.
Waterloo South: 4165.
Waterloo Square: 333, 2203.
Waterloo Township: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8,
10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20,
21, 23, 24, 28, 29, 32, 37, 38, 39,
40, 45, 46, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56,
57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66,
69, 71, 72, 74, 84, 85, 109, 110,
112, 127, 132, 138, 143, 145, 146,
149, 150, 151, 157, 159, 162, 163,
171, 173, 179, 182, 183, 184, 190,
209, 210, 222, 224, 229, 230, 231,
234, 235, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241,
242, 245, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254,
255, 256, 257, 258, 260, 263, 265,
268, 270, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277,
281, 284, 285, 287, 288, 289, 291,
294, 296, 304, 305, 307, 308, 312,
318, 319, 320, 321, 323, 325, 326,
329, 332, 333, 338, 341, 347, 356,
360, 362, 363, 364, 365, 371, 372,
373, 374, 378, 381, 382, 383, 384,
387, 389, 393, 399, 400, 408, 409,
412, 422, 428, 432, 440, 444, 445,
448, 449, 461, 462, 469, 477, 483,
485, 487, 490, 493, 494, 495, 496,
497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 507, 508,
514, 517, 519, 527, 528, 537, 538,
542, 543, 553, 554, 555, 571, 580,
583, 588, 589, 593, 603, 612, 613,
622, 624, 628, 635, 636, 642, 648,
649, 652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 661,
667, 668, 669, 670, 671, 672, 679,
530
Place Index
681, 691, 708,
713,
716, 719, 720,
2439,
2441,
2442,
2453,
2458,
4411, 4422 - 4465.
727, 732, 734,
740,
743, 745, 752,
2462,
2463,
2466,
2476,
2477,
Waterloo, Union Street: 2602.
755, 757, 758,
759,
761, 766, 770,
2493,
2495,
2502,
2505,
2506,
Waterloo, William Street: 2461, 2524,
783, 787, 791,
797,
803, 804, 805,
2514,
2518,
2520,
2522,
2532,
2602, 2606.
808, 809, 812,
813, 821, 827, 840,
2533,
2545,
2551,
2562,
2564,
Waterloo, Willow Street: 2606.
845, 846, 848, 851,
858, 863, 898,
2575,
2586,
2590,
2595,
2602,
Waterloo, Young Street: 1047, 2524,
902, 903, 908,
936,
937, 949, 954,
2605,
2606,
2610,
2611,
2612,
2602, 2606.
956, 979, 987, 996, 1001,
1002,
2613,
2621,
2629,
2634,
2648,
Waterlot, New Hamburg: 4384.
1033,
1034,
1037,
1041,
1045,
2650,
2669,
2670,
2672,
2681,
Wavertree Farm, Waterloo: 1644.
1047,
1051,
1052,
1064,
1071,
2699,
2700,
2711,
2715,
2716,
Weimar: 41, 157, 247, 276, 281, 4480.
1073,
1077,
1080,
1081,
1082,
2717,
2725,
2728,
2730,
2736,
Weissenburg: 21, 46, 55, 56, 58, 59,
1083,
1086,
1088,
1089,
1090,
2745,
2760,
2761,
2762,
2763,
61, 62, 65, 157, 276, 277, 281,
1091,
1092,
1094,
1100,
1101,
2764,
2765,
2766,
2771,
2772,
305, 308, 319, 321, 341, 670, 671,
1107,
1108,
1115,
1116,
1128,
2774,
2775,
2779,
2780,
2782,
672, 2095, 3160, 4516.
1149,
1151,
1152,
1153,
1157,
2784,
2793,
2796,
2801,
2806,
Wellesley: 1, 21, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40,
1162,
1163,
1164,
1165,
1170,
2809,
2812,
2813,
2817,
2818,
41, 44, 45, 47, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58,
1171,
1172,
1178,
1208,
1227,
2825,
2827,
2828,
2829,
2839,
59, 61, 62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 85, 105,
1241,
1243,
1244,
1246,
1252,
2843,
2847,
2936,
2941,
2959,
125, 132, 138, 143, 149, 157, 247,
1256,
1261,
1278,
1292,
1293,
2960,
2995,
2999,
3016,
3056,
281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 329, 331,
1294,
1302,
1303,
1304,
1314,
3059,
3061,
3069,
3075,
3077,
336, 338, 341, 347, 419, 439, 573,
1315,
1347,
1348,
1349,
1350,
3080,
3084,
3088,
3097,
3101,
662, 670, 922, 923, 926, 944, 996,
1351,
1352,
1355,
1357,
1366,
3105,
3111,
3113,
3116,
3123,
1054, 1062, 1171, 1186, 1205,
1368,
1369,
1370,
1375,
1377,
3130,
3156,
3158,
3159,
3160,
1380, 1422, 1500, 1501, 1574,
1388,
1389,
1394,
1417,
1440,
3165,
3166,
3180,
3192,
3193,
1740, 1861, 1901, 1936, 1974,
1448,
1453,
1466,
1549,
1562,
3235,
3237,
3238,
3242,
3244,
1976, 1983, 2069, 2070, 2095,
1563,
1565,
1566,
1583,
1607,
3246,
3247,
3255,
3259,
3260,
2109, 2120, 2136, 2182, 2188,
1611,
1612,
1617,
1618,
1628,
3262,
3265,
3270,
3271,
3283,
2366, 2379, 2437, 2440, 2441,
1637,
1639,
1640,
1667,
1698,
3287,
3288,
3290,
3302,
3305,
2480, 2512, 2515, 2522, 2608,
1719,
1726,
1733,
1740,
1741,
3309,
3310,
3314,
3316,
3323,
2782, 2818, 2959, 3119, 3307,
1747,
1749,
1755,
1757,
1760,
3329,
3342,
3344,
3347,
3351,
3368, 3507, 3525, 3538, 3575,
1762,
1763,
1769,
1772,
1773,
3360,
3364,
3365,
3367,
3373,
3584, 3705, 3743, 3898, 3923,
1776,
1779,
1782,
1788,
1793,
3380,
3382,
3384,
3387,
3396,
3926, 3955, 3965, 3989, 3994,
1794,
1796,
1799,
1800,
1801,
3402,
3406,
3408,
3428,
3438,
4025, 4040, 4054, 4076, 4077,
1807,
1813,
1822,
1850,
1851,
3442,
3451,
3467,
3491,
3492,
4101, 4466, 4468, 4470, 4471,
1852,
1860,
1861,
1877,
1878,
3493,
3495,
3498,
3506,
3514,
4472, 4478-4484.
1879,
1881,
1882,
1885,
1887,
3525,
3543,
3550,
3558,
3560,
Wellesley Pond: 2349, 2440.
1912,
1921,
1922,
1931,
1932,
3563,
3577,
3594,
3595,
3596,
Wellesley Township: 1, 4, 6, 7, 12,
1934,
1940,
1947,
1960,
1963,
3597,
3610,
3611,
3612,
3616,
13, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 28, 29, 37,
1965,
1967,
1973,
1974,
1975,
3620,
3627,
3630,
3631,
3632,
38, 39, 40, 45, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55,
1976,
1977,
1982,
1983,
1984,
3637,
3645,
3660,
3681,
3701,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64,
1985,
1986,
1990,
2000,
2001,
3702,
3703,
3704,
3711,
3712,
65, 66, 71, 72, 74, 85, 105, 132,
2005,
2009,
2025,
2028,
2030,
3721,
3723,
3726,
3737,
3738,
133, 138, 143, 149, 150, 152, 157,
2032,
2034,
2038,
2046,
2049,
3741,
3743,
3747,
3755,
3757,
159, 199, 200, 236, 249, 251, 273,
2051,
2052,
2055,
2069,
2070,
3769,
3770,
3789,
3813,
3823,
275, 277, 281, 285, 291, 296, 305,
2072,
2077,
2080,
2081,
2083,
3847,
3848,
3864,
3870,
3893,
308, 319, 321, 325, 329, 331, 338,
2085,
2095,
2097,
2100,
2101,
3904,
3918,
3923,
3925,
3927,
341, 344, 347, 369, 378, 380, 388,
2103,
2109,
2113,
2114,
2115,
3931,
3936,
3943,
3957,
3969,
394, 403, 405, 410, 419, 431, 434,
2117,
2118,
2120,
2121,
2125,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3985,
3986,
436, 437, 438, 439, 448, 455, 456,
2126,
2128,
2135,
2138,
2140,
3987,
3989,
3994,
4001,
4014,
459, 463, 467, 469, 474, 492, 495,
2146,
2150,
2162,
2163,
2171,
4029,
4031,
4042,
4053,
4054,
496, 508, 537, 556, 577, 588, 589,
2172,
2179,
2181,
2182,
2188,
4077,
4081,
4090,
4111,
4144,
642, 648, 649, 652, 656, 666, 668,
2191,
2205,
2304,
2310,
2312,
4155,
4163,
4190,
4191,
4192,
669, 670, 671, 672, 679, 703, 709,
2333,
2335,
2336,
2341,
2344,
4193,
4194,
4195,
4196,
4197,
716, 720, 724, 763, 774, 789, 824,
2351,
2354,
2355,
2366,
2369,
4207,
4264,
4268,
4270,
4272,
834, 867, 893, 898, 902, 903, 923,
2373,
2374,
2375,
2379,
2383,
4292,
4299,
4354,
4361,
4369,
924, 925, 943, 951, 952, 960, 990,
2385,
2387,
2402,
2405,
2406,
4373,
4377,
4378,
4380,
4389,
993, 996, 1027, 1033, 1038, 1039,
2407,
2418,
2424,
2425,
2432,
4391,
4393,
4394,
4400,
4403,
1048, 1055, 1056, 1057, 1061,
Place Index
531
1062,
1084,
1085,
1106,
1113,
1114,
1118,
1121,
1137,
1148,
1161,
1165,
1166,
1169,
1170,
1171,
1172,
1178,
1180,
1184,
1186,
1187,
1191,
1226,
1231,
1265,
1335,
1422,
1480,
1488,
1500,
1501,
1517,
1574,
1616,
1646,
1688,
1740,
1762,
1773,
1779,
1782,
1788,
1801,
1843,
1844,
1860,
1861,
1915,
1936,
1947,
1955,
1974,
1976,
1982,
1983,
2018,
2034,
2061,
2069,
2070,
2077,
2084,
2095,
2109,
2117,
2120,
2123,
2136,
2172,
2181,
2188,
2191,
2309,
2336,
2339,
2354,
2366,
2369,
2370,
2379,
2381,
2383,
2402,
2425,
2437,
2440,
2441,
2480,
2495,
2512,
2515,
2522,
2566,
2573,
2589,
2608,
2610,
2716,
2769,
2782,
2796,
2799,
2807,
2814,
2815,
2817,
2818,
2832,
2839,
2936,
2959,
2964,
2966,
3050,
3065,
3069,
3076,
3088,
3123,
3130,
3145,
3152,
3175,
3262,
3267,
3275,
3290,
3302,
3307,
3308,
3333,
3339,
3340,
3342,
3347,
3358,
3365,
3368,
3369,
3379,
3386,
3413,
3428,
3442,
3464,
3525,
3575,
3597,
3601,
3705,
3743,
3825,
3828,
3847,
3848,
3873,
3918,
3927,
3965,
3969,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3985,
3986,
3989,
3994,
4001,
4007,
4040,
4054,
4076,
4077,
4079,
4090,
4101,
4111,
4128,
4450,
4466
- 4484,
, 4513,
4522,
4524,
4525.
Wellington County: 9, 320, 686, 711,
1943,
2042,
2185,
2314,
2627,
2818,
3119,
3983,
3985,
3997,
3999, 4000, 4525.
Wellington District: 18, 50, 383, 1477,
1566, 1803, 2773, 3969, 3975,
4480.
West Montrose: 16, 21, 28, 38, 39,
40, 41, 46, 47, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61,
62, 65, 71, 72, 74, 132, 157, 247,
281, 305, 308, 319, 321, 338, 341,
390, 448, 730, 1084, 1975, 2062,
2093, 2095, 2098, 2120, 2301,
2308, 2320, 2346, 2374, 2379,
2441, 2447, 2448, 2459, 2522,
2716, 3071, 3256, 3485, 3873,
3889, 4090, 4513, 4514, 4516,
4525, 4526.
West Montrose Dam: 4023.
West Montrose, Hill Street: 2459.
West River Road: 2130, 2473, 4212,
4215.
West Side Park, Waterloo: 4298.
West Waterloo: 2120.
West Woolwich: 157, 247, 308, 369,
2120, 4525.
Westside Park, Waterloo: 2581, 4078.
Whistlebare: 157, 166, 281, 305, 308,
458, 2591, 2818, 4199, 4206.
Whistlebare Road, North Dumfries:
4212.
White Creek: 2591, 4212.
White House, Greenfield Mills: 2536.
White House, Petersburg: 4494.
Wilby: 157, 281, 2731, 4499.
William Tell Wharf, New Hamburg:
4387.
Williamsburg: 52, 132, 143, 157, 247,
281, 305, 308, 319, 670, 671, 672,
840, 1412, 1493, 1698, 1921, 2047,
2379, 2425, 2470, 2817, 3789,
3848, 4380, 4433, 4442.
Willow Lake: 2385, 2648, 4423.
Willson Dam: 4023, 4435.
Wilmot: 74, 157, 247, 257, 308, 757,
1356, 2118, 2120, 2383, 3307,
3969.
Wilmot Centre: 157, 281, 305, 308,
319, 1012, 1186, 1192, 1754, 2441,
3486, 4499.
Wilmot Creek: 217.
Wilmot Pinery: 2705.
Wilmot Township: 1, 4, 6, 7, 12, 13,
15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 28, 29,
37, 38, 39, 40, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 66,
71, 72, 74, 85, 109, 110, 112, 132,
133, 143, 149, 150, 151, 152, 157,
159, 167, 178, 199, 200, 202, 206,
217, 225, 229, 230, 233, 248, 249,
251, 252, 258, 261, 268, 272, 273,
275, 276, 277, 278, 281, 285, 286,
291, 293, 294, 295, 296, 305, 306,
307, 308, 319, 321, 325, 329, 331,
338, 341, 347, 352, 353, 354, 355,
357, 375, 377, 378, 383, 385, 386,
391, 398, 407, 414, 415, 417, 421,
426, 450, 457, 466, 470, 472, 475,
476, 480, 481, 484, 486, 487, 490,
492, 495, 496, 498, 507, 508, 514,
517, 518, 530, 537, 538, 552, 556,
571, 579, 580, 581, 588, 589, 593,
598, 599, 615, 623, 635, 642, 648,
649, 652, 654, 656, 668, 669, 670,
671, 672, 679, 713, 716, 719, 720,
722, 725, 731, 739, 745, 747, 748,
753, 754, 763, 764, 769, 774, 775,
802, 822, 837, 838, 852, 855, 856,
860, 870, 871, 874, 882, 892, 896,
898, 906, 917, 918, 919, 920, 923,
924, 925, 926, 930, 938, 945, 946,
949, 950, 952, 955, 956, 974, 976,
990, 994, 995, 1004, 1024, 1027,
1028,
1029,
1030,
1032,
1034,
1037,
1042,
1043,
1046,
1048,
1050,
1055,
1056,
1059,
1060,
1061,
1063,
1065,
1066,
1067,
1074,
1083,
1086,
1089,
1094,
1099,
1102,
1103,
1117,
1118,
1124,
1129,
1132,
1140,
1142,
1143,
1144,
1145,
1152,
1153,
1157,
1161,
1163,
1164,
1165,
1166,
1169,
1170,
1171,
1172,
1174,
1182,
1184,
1185,
1186,
1191,
1226,
1233,
1234,
1236,
1237,
1238,
1244,
1280,
1281,
1291,
1329,
1358,
1364,
1378,
1394,
1398,
1416,
1499,
1500,
1501,
1503,
1530,
1552,
1556,
1562,
1613,
1640,
1698,
1701,
1711,
1712,
1747,
1750,
1753,
1754,
1762,
1765,
1773,
1775,
1779,
1782,
1788,
1801,
1845,
1852,
1860,
1861,
1872,
1880,
1898,
1910,
1911,
1947,
1967,
1969,
1974,
1976,
1982,
1983,
1990,
1992,
1998,
2001,
2030,
2034,
2049,
2051,
2052,
2069,
2070,
2072,
2077,
2081,
2095,
2096,
2109,
2117,
2118,
2120,
2128,
2135,
2136,
2145,
2152,
2168,
2180,
2181,
2187,
2188,
2191,
2194,
2341,
2351,
2352,
2360,
2366,
2369,
2374,
2379,
2399,
2420,
2425,
2435,
2441,
2480,
2495,
2505,
2520,
2522,
2530,
2535,
2558,
2570,
2610,
2670,
2702,
2704,
2705,
2716,
2722,
2729,
2731,
2732,
2756,
2767,
2770,
2773,
2779,
2782,
2796,
2798,
2807,
2817,
2818,
2819,
2820,
2839,
2936,
2959,
2971,
2972,
2977,
3059,
3070,
3076,
3104,
3116,
3130,
3152,
3176,
3183,
3192,
3194,
3209,
3238,
3245,
3251,
3258,
3259,
3262,
3275,
3276,
3277,
3287,
3288,
3290,
3307,
3308,
3316,
3333,
3334,
3335,
3336,
3339,
3340,
3342,
3347,
3358,
3364,
3365,
3382,
3407,
3414,
3415,
3422,
3424,
3439,
3442,
3470,
3474,
3475,
3476,
3477,
3478,
532
Place Index
3516,
3525,
3552,
3571,
3574,
713, 719, 720, 733, 757, 784, 785,
3873,
3883,
3897,
3923,
3955,
3609,
3621,
3623,
3679,
3692,
786, 789, 790, 791, 794, 795, 797,
3959,
3960,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3743,
3825,
3847,
3848,
3855,
798, 799, 800, 801, 817, 818, 826,
3969,
3972,
3974,
3979,
3985,
3860,
3864,
3869,
3871,
3893,
827, 840, 852, 853, 855, 884, 885,
3986,
3987,
3989,
3994,
4001,
3898,
3923,
3926,
3947,
3955,
894, 912, 914, 916, 929, 938, 941,
4054,
4077,
4082,
4090,
4102,
3959,
3960,
3964,
3969,
3972,
949, 953, 957, 958, 960, 963, 964,
4111,
4122,
4128,
4136,
4218,
3974,
3979,
3985,
3986,
3987,
965, 972, 973, 996, 998, 1004,
4220,
4221,
4222,
4227,
4393,
3989,
3994,
4001,
4014,
4023,
1012, 1013, 1017, 1023, 1045,
4441,
4450,
4463,
4467,
4473,
4030,
4040,
4054,
4076,
4077,
1049, 1051, 1064, 1068, 1084,
4480, 4512 -
4531.
4082,
4090,
4094,
4101,
4111,
1085, 1090, 1092, 1102, 1119,
Wrigley Lake: 2318, 3779.
4128,
4155,
4159,
4163,
4380,
1135, 1139, 1165, 1166, 1170,
Wrigley’s
Comers: 157,
281, 305,
4382,
4383,
4384,
4385,
4386,
1171, 1172, 1174, 1184, 1185,
319, 2130, 2353, 2354, 2473, 2591,
4387,
4388,
4391,
4393,
4466,
1186, 1192, 1193, 1194, 1244,
2703,
2783, 2818, 3863, 4212.
4485 -
4511, 4524.
1257, 1260, 1262, 1297, 1301,
Wilson’s Lower Block: 256, 287, 307.
Wilson’s Upper Block: 256, 287, 307.
Winterbourne: 2, 21, 28, 37, 39, 46,
51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62, 65,
72, 74, 132, 138, 143, 149, 157,
159, 247, 281, 305, 308, 319, 321,
338, 341, 387, 427, 723, 757, 817,
996, 1084, 1171, 1315, 1419, 1430,
1788, 1974, 1976, 1983, 2093,
2095, 2098, 2117, 2120, 2346,
2379, 2441, 2449, 2450, 2459,
2522, 2750, 2782, 2807, 2817,
3669, 3683, 3789, 3811, 3847,
3848, 4111, 4128, 4432, 4513,
4514, 4516, 4525, 4526.
Winterboume-Montrose: 4525.
Woodside Farm, East River Road,
Galt: 1680, 1681.
Woodside, Kitchener: 1466, 1885,
2382, 2413, 2441, 4136.
Woodside Park, Kitchener: 4359,
4380.
Woolwich: 38, 52, 74, 157, 247, 308,
319, 1084, 2120, 2140, 3781, 3969.
Woolwich Township: 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8,
12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21,
23, 28, 29, 37, 38, 39, 40, 49, 50,
51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
62, 63, 66, 71, 72, 74, 85, 100,
109, 110, 112, 132, 138, 143, 149,
150, 151, 152, 157, 159, 181, 200,
202, 224, 244, 249, 251, 273, 275,
277, 281, 285, 291, 305, 308, 313,
315, 319, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325,
329, 338, 341, 347, 358, 369, 370,
378, 379, 383, 387, 390, 401, 404,
416, 418, 427, 435, 447, 448, 464,
465, 468, 473, 485, 487, 495, 496,
507, 508, 514, 517, 521, 524, 534,
537, 539, 542, 543, 561, 568, 581,
583, 587, 588, 589, 597, 599, 614,
634, 642, 648, 652, 654, 666, 668,
669, 670, 671, 672, 679, 681, 709,
1308, 1314, 1315
1369, 1419, 1430
1474, 1500, 1501
1516, 1549, 1562
1576, 1594, 1598
1652, 1654, 1657
1700, 1705, 1706
1752, 1762, 1766
1779, 1780, 1782
1795, 1800, 1836
1872, 1942, 1943
1955, 1974, 1975
1983, 1990, 2001
2018, 2034, 2035
2069, 2070, 2088
2095, 2096, 2098
2107, 2109, 2117
2123, 2141, 2142
2154, 2165, 2172
2191, 2202, 2205
2304, 2320, 2346
2369, 2370, 2374
2381, 2383, 2410
2441, 2443, 2444
2448, 2449, 2450
2481, 2482, 2483
2520, 2522, 2534
2549, 2550, 2552
2610, 2640, 2716
2782, 2795, 2796
2818, 2839, 2847
2959, 2962, 2988
3050, 3076, 3079
3096, 3099, 3110
3141, 3192, 3259
3290, 3297, 3302
3327, 3341, 3342
3359, 3365, 3383
3442, 3450, 3484
3520, 3525, 3546
3573, 3600, 3608
3642, 3669, 3683
3825, 3847, 3848
1319, 1358,
1443, 1461,
1513, 1515,
1569, 1575,
1599, 1646,
1686, 1689,
1717, 1740,
1773, 1777,
1784, 1788,
1860, 1869,
1947, 1953,
1976, 1982,
2007, 2011,
2055, 2058,
2092, 2093,
2102, 2104,
2118, 2120,
2148, 2149,
2181, 2188,
2206, 2301,
2354, 2366,
2378, 2379,
2427, 2438,
2445, 2446,
2457, 2459,
2484, 2495,
2547, 2548,
2553, 2554,
2741, 2750,
2807, 2817,
2936, 2937,
2998, 3030,
3083, 3085,
3115, 3116,
3262, 3288,
3316, 3321,
3347, 3358,
3396, 3407,
3485, 3497,
3566, 3572,
3619, 3628,
3743, 3811,
3858, 3864,
Yatton: 699, 1943, 2095, 3050.
Yudenburg: 1977.
Zeller’s Ford, Grand River: 2097.
Zion’s Church: 281.
Zion Station: 3631, 3632.
Zuber Corners: 281, 305, 319, 2447,
2459, 4514, 4526.
Zurich: 526, 992.
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108th North Waterloo Overseas
Battalion: 4111.
108th Regiment, North Waterloo:
326, 1258, 1504, 1525, 4080, 4084,
4087, 4121, 4123.
111th Battalion, South Waterloo: 332,
2480, 3773, 3872, 3896, 4080,
4084, 4087, 4228.
111th Battalion, South Waterloo, C
Company, Hespeler: 4278, 4282,
4290.
111th South Waterloo Overseas
Battalion: 4096, 4111.
118th Battalion, North Waterloo: 12,
133, 326, 332, 677, 1184, 3536,
3773, 3872, 3896, 4080, 4084,
4087, 4097, 4101, 4107, 4121,
4123, 4137, 4164, 4422.
118th Battalion, Overseas Forces:
333, 1258, 1504, 1510, 1685, 4096.
1st Volunteer Militia Rifle Company,
Galt: 4111.
1st Waterloo Battalion of Infantry:
4079, 4084.
21st Cadet Corps, Galt: 1317.
29th Regiment, Highland Light
Infantry of Canada: 332, 1302,
4087, 4106, 4255.
29th Regimental Band, Berlin: 1604,
4299, 4374.
29th Waterloo Battalion of Infantry:
332, 4079, 4084, 4090, 4111, 4255,
4318.
29th Waterloo Regiment: 1258, 1672,
3773, 4080, 4084, 4090.
3.L Filters Ltd, Galt: 332, 4261.
34th Battalion, Guelph: 1525, 4084,
4087.
34th Battalion, Kitchener: 4110.
4-H Clubs: 4212, 4225, 4490.
4th Battalion Waterloo Infantry: 286,
4385.
52nd Rangers, Kitchener-Waterloo:
4087.
5th Battalion, First Canadian
Contingent: 4080.
A.A. Erb and Bros, Preston: 1450,
4390.
Aaron Metzger Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Abbey, Risley and Co., Preston: 2760.
Aberdeen Mill: 294.
Aberle’s Service Station, Elmira:
4217.
A.B. Jardine Co., Hespeler: 332,
2103, 2213, 4275, 4277, 4278,
4282, 4283, 4284, 4285, 4286,
4289.
Abram Erb and Brothers: 1294.
A. Bricker and Son, New Dundee:
1976, 4495.
Academy School, Berlin: 4298.
Acadian Club, Waterloo: 333, 4087,
4164.
Adam Ferrie and Co., Doon: 1375,
1376, 1377, 1877, 2542, 4439,
4454.
Adler’s Men and Ladies Wear,
Hespeler: 4279.
Advanced Registry Yorkshire
Breeders, Waterloo County: 3847.
A.E. Willard and Son, Galt: 1147.
Affholder and Greyerbiehl, St Jacobs:
1974.
African Methodist Church, Yatton:
4473.
Agnes Street School, Berlin: 2748,
2818, 2843, 3775, 4298, 4380.
Agricultural Gazette of Canada: 158.
Agricultural Representative Service:
1765, 1769, 1786.
A.H. Hart Flax Spinning Co.: 1500,
1501.
Ainslie Street Methodist Church,
Galt: 332, 1487, 3622.
Ainsworth’s Food Market, Elmira:
4225.
A.J. Shantz, Hespeler: 4278.
Albert Kahn Associates, Detroit:
2403.
Albion Hotel, New Hamburg: 4386,
4388.
Albion Hotel, St Jacobs: 4517, 4521.
Alcoholism Recovery Home,
Waterloo: 3774.
Alexander Hotel, Waterloo: 1603.
Alexander House, Berlin: 2756.
Alexandra Club: 3773.
Alexandra School, Waterloo: 13, 333,
1726, 2780, 2781, 2782, 2818,
4412, 4422.
Algoma Power Co.: 1319.
Algonquin Indians: 187, 195, 671,
672, 1712, 2669, 2760.
Allan and McKenzie, Hardware, Galt:
4246, 4263.
Allen-Bradley Canada Ltd, Galt: 332,
4232, 4261.
Allen Shoemaker and Co., Berlin:
4298.
Alma Street Church of the United
Brethren in Christ, Berlin: 157,
1185, 1186, 2489, 4380.
Alpha Chemical Co., Berlin: 1856.
Alpha Mycological Society of Canada:
1550.
Alpine Club, Berlin: 671, 677, 3786.
Alpine Club, Kitchener: 3191.
Alpine Literary Society, Preston:
3305.
Alte und Neue Welt: 3894.
Amalgamated Veterans of Galt: 4082.
American Association for the
Advancement of Science: 1382.
American Block, Berlin: 1270, 4299,
4380.
American Hotel, Berlin: 10, 1550,
2053, 2144, 4348, 4380.
American Hotel, Galt: 4251.
American Hotel, Kitchener: 1283,
2193, 4362, 4380.
American Motor Car Co., Berlin: 1.
American Standard, Hespeler: 332.
A. Merner and Co., Waterloo: 1787,
2001.
Ames-Holden Tire and Rubber Co.,
Kitchener: 22, 1581, 1628, 1853,
1857, 1924, 2207, 2208, 2778,
4380.
Amish Aid Union: 556.
Amish Mennonite Church, St Agatha:
3365, 4504.
Amity Club, Galt: 4246.
Anaste Indians: 187.
Anchor Bedding Co., Preston: 2209.
Anchor Mills, Preston: 332.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
Berlin Lodge No. 154: 3758.
A. and C. Boehmer, Berlin: 13, 143,
1184, 1187, 1247, 1597, 1636,
3775, 4315, 4380.
Anderson and Beattie, Hespeler:
4277.
Andrew Elliott and Co., Galt: 1664.
Anfangverein Harmonia, New
Hamburg: 3511.
Angelstone Ltd, Hespeler: 1186.
Anglo-American Hotel, Elmira- 2116,
3050, 4221, 4222.
Anthes-Baetz Co., Kitchener: 671,
672, 1212, 1272, 1991, 3102, 4380.
Anthes Foundry Co., Toronto: 4525.
Anthes Furniture Co., Berlin: 3775,
4374, 4380.
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Anthes Staebler and Co., Berlin:
4380.
A.O. Boehmer Co. Department Store,
Berlin: 4298.
Aondironnon Indians: 187.
ARC Industries, Elmira: 4225.
Archaeological and Historic Sites
Board of Ontario: 2093, 2586.
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario:
2587.
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario,
Galt and Area Branch: 143, 2473,
2591, 4187.
Architectural Conservancy of Ontario,
North Waterloo Region
Branch: 143.
Archives, Anglican Diocese of
Ontario: 143.
Archives of Ontario: 143.
Armenian Aram Tashnag Association:
704.
Armenian Hamazhian Cultural
Association: 704.
Armenian Relief Society: 704.
Armenian Youth Federation: 704.
Armstrong and Co. Gazetteer and
Directory Publisher: 1974.
Arnold and Dantzer, Baden: 1983.
Arnold Park Nursery, Galt: 37.
Arnold’s Saloon, Galt: 332, 4266.
Arriscraft Corporation, Hespeler: 332.
Arrow Co., Kitchener: 2008, 4315,
4347, 4354.
Arrowhead Bible Class, Hespeler:
3675.
Art Society of Kitchener: 3102.
Artex, Hespeler: 332, 4278, 4285,
4289.
Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin:
1006, 1850, 1939, 1979, 2024,
2039, 2210, 4380.
Arts and Crafts Society of Kitchener:
3055.
A.S. Hallman Grocery, Berlin: 4298.
Associate Church of North America:
3667.
Associate Presbyterian Church, Galt:
1374, 3689.
Associated Metal Industries, Galt:
4261.
Association of Kinsmen Clubs: 143.
Astron Tool and Machine Ltd,
Elmira: 4225.
Astronomical Society of Ontario:
1401.
Athletics Softball Team, Hespeler:
4273.
Atkinson House, Hespeler: 37.
Atlantic Glue Co., Berlin: 4380.
Atsistaehronon Indians: 187.
Attiwandaronk Indians: 7, 187, 189,
221, 4212, 4268.
Avenue Road Baptist Church,
Cambridge: 3412.
A.W. Brodie and Co., Hespeler: 2005.
A. Weseloh and Co., Berlin: 4374.
Ayr Advocate: 4212.
Ayr Agricultural Works: 1695, 1696,
1787, 1923, 1937, 2429, 2441,
4180, 4185, 4187, 4202.
Ayr American Plough Co.: 2441,
4181, 4187.
Ayr and District Chamber of
Commerce: 4172.
Ayr Arena Auditorium: 1718.
Ayr Board of Trade: 3766.
Ayr Boosters’ Association: 4173,
4183.
Ayr Cemetery: 157, 396, 397, 4182.
Ayr Centennial Committee: 4174.
Ayr Community Centre: 4183.
Ayr Courier: 4212.
Ayr Curling Club: 2701, 3728, 3745,
3751, 4182, 4212.
Ayr District Co-operative: 1105, 3847,
4212.
Ayr Drill Association: 1720, 4187.
Ayr Fall Fair: 4188.
Ayr Farmers’ Institute: 877.
Ayr Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.: 2536, 3863, 4178, 4187, 4212.
Ayr Fire Company: 4171, 4180, 4212.
Ayr Fire Hall: 4187.
Ayr Foundry: 1923, 2260, 2261, 4178.
Ayr Horticultural Society: 4178, 4187.
Ayr Infantry Company: 4079, 4111.
Ayr Mechanics’ Institute: 76, 877,
3695, 3780, 4188.
Ayr Medical Hall: 37.
Ayr Memorial Community Centre:
4187.
Ayr Methodist Church: 157, 1191,
3639, 3650, 3668, 3676, 3678,
3695, 4187.
Ayr Minor Hockey Association: 1191.
Ayr News: 75, 85, 105, 121, 143, 157,
1192, 2360, 4178, 4182, 4187,
4212.
Ayr Observer: 76, 78, 105, 121, 877,
1740, 2959, 4212.
Ayr Old Boys’ and Girls’ Reunion,
1974: 4182.
Ayr Old Boys’ Reunion, 1924: 2701.
Ayr Plow Co.: 3761.
Ayr Post Office: 1720, 4188.
Ayr Public and Continuation School:
2701, 2782, 4182.
Ayr Public Library: 143, 1693, 2429,
2968, 2969, 3967, 4173, 4178,
4183, 4187.
Ayr Public Library Board: 1182,
4177.
Ayr Public School: 2429, 2701, 4173,
4180, 4183.
Ayr Public School Board: 2701, 4177.
Ayr Recorder: 77, 85, 105, 4212.
Ayr Rural Telephone Co.: 2077, 4177.
Ayr Sesquicentennial, 1974: 2571,
4171, 4176, 4182, 4186.
Ayr Steam Planing Mills: 37.
Ayr Union Curling Club: 3751.
Ayr Vets Softball Club: 4182.
Ayr Village Council: 3974, 3989,
4025, 4171, 4175, 4187.
Ayr Women’s Institute: 1186, 1694,
3842, 3852, 4171, 4187, 4212.
B and L Metal Products, Elmira:
4217, 4225.
B and W Feed and Seed, New
Hamburg: 2480.
B. Bell and Son, St George: 1974.
B.F. Goodrich Co., Kitchener: 143,
326, 333, 929, 1128, 1838, 1839,
1853, 1857, 1871, 1875, 1881,
1891, 1894, 1903, 1924, 1945,
2012, 2016, 2026, 2113, 3739.
B.F. Sturtevant, Galt: 1927.
B.L. Hayes Ltd, Waterloo: 1737,
4407.
B’nai Brith Lodge No. 1127,
Kitchener: 3718.
Babcock and Wilcox Canada: 143,
332, 1521, 1522, 1875, 1909, 1927,
1972, 1986, 4228, 4232, 4258,
4261.
Babcock-Wilcox and Goldie-
McCulloch Ltd, Galt: 2214, 2215,
2216, 2217, 2218, 2219, 2220,
2221, 2222, 2223, 2224.
Baden and District Chamber of
Commerce: 1236.
Baden Band: 1503, 4499.
Baden Brewery: 1841, 1880, 1983.
Baden Cheese Factory: 516, 4499.
Baden Fire Department: 4499.
Baden Hotel: 2145, 4499.
Baden Mennonite Church: 3238,
3259, 3275, 3277.
Baden Metal Products: 4499.
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Baden Mills: 1078, 1640.
Baden Old Cemetery: 475.
Baden Police Village: 3974.
Baden Post Office: 2095, 4499.
Baden Public Library: 2435, 2977,
4499.
Baden Standard: 105.
Baden Star: 85, 105.
Baer Buggy and Waggon Works,
Doon: 4439.
Baetz Brothers Furniture Co.,
Kitchener: 1212, 1380, 1991, 3102,
4380.
Baker’s Hotel, Galt: 1822, 4237.
Ball Brothers Contractors, Kitchener:
2397, 2503, 4354.
Balmoral Club, Galt: 4246.
Bamberg Brewery: 1983.
Bamberg Post Office: 2095, 4478.
Bandberg Boys’ Camp, Bamberg:
3036.
Bank of Commerce, Berlin: 2053,
4380.
Bank of Commerce, Galt: 4255.
Bank of Commerce, Kitchener: 4306.
Bank of Hamilton, Berlin: 1, 4380.
Bank of James Livingston and Co.:
1500, 1501.
Bank of Montreal, Galt: 2425, 4255.
Bank of Montreal, Hespeler: 1293,
4290.
Bank of Montreal, Kitchener: 1168,
1195, 2425, 4380.
Bank of Montreal, Preston: 4396.
Bank of Montreal, Waterloo: 333,
4412.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Berlin: 4374,
4380.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Galt: 2200,
4255.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Kitchener:
1313, 4380.
Bank of Toronto, Berlin: 2818, 4374,
4380.
Bank of Toronto, Galt: 4255.
Bank of Toronto, Preston: 332, 4395,
4396.
Bank of Upper Canada, Berlin: 4380.
Banner County Ayrshire Breeders:
3847.
Bannister’s Marsh: 3779.
Barlow’s Cartage and Storage, Galt:
4261.
Barlow’s Tavern, Galt: 2085, 4266.
Barnett and Rieder-Hymmen,
Architects, Kitchener: 2702, 3404.
Barrday Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Barrett Hydrostatics Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Bast Cheese Co. Ltd, Wellesley: 1936.
Bauer Industries, Waterloo: 13, 333,
1221, 1222, 4318, 4412.
Baulk Publishers Ltd, Preston: 116.
Bauman’s Jewellry Store, Elmira:
4217, 4519.
Bayne Presbyterian Church, Galt:
157, 3651, 3665, 3671, 4248.
Beachy Amish Mennonite Fellowship:
550, 577, 3339, 3358.
Bean General Insurance Agencies:
3883.
Bean Printing Co., Waterloo: 122,
3905, 4412.
Bear, Moore brickworks, Doon: 2412.
Beaver Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1991, 4011.
Beaver Lumber Co., Elmira: 4217.
Beaver Manufacturing Co., Galt:
4237, 4246.
Bechtel Mennonite Church, South
Waterloo: 3259, 3342.
Bechtel Motors, New Dundee: 4490,
4495.
Bechtel’s Mill, Blair: 294, 4462.
Bechtels Ltd, Waterloo: 2225.
Beck and Eisenbach, Berlin: 29.
Beck, Clare and Wahn Foundry,
Preston: 908, 4393, 4394.
Beckman’s Garage, New Dundee:
4490, 4495.
Bee Hive, Hespeler: 4275.
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada: 23,
2056, 2077, 4380, 4517.
Bemis and Chalmers, St Jacobs:
1652.
Bennett Limited, Kitchener: 2014.
Benton Street Baptist Church, Berlin:
1247.
Benton Street Baptist Church,
Kitchener: 157, 671, 672, 1006,
1187, 1225, 3403, 3404, 3405,
3406, 3407, 3411, 3416, 4380.
Beresford Box Co., Waterloo: 333.
Berlett’s Comers Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 386.
Berlett’s Corners Lutheran Church,
Wilmot Township: 386.
Berlin and Bridgeport Electric Street
Railway: 1086, 1269, 1275, 1527,
2055, 2069, 2070, 2079, 2080,
2086, 2099, 4192, 4193, 4299,
4380.
Berlin and Canadian Pacific Junction
Railway Co.: 2069, 2070.
Berlin and Elmira Railway: 1657.
Berlin and Northern Railway: 2055,
2069, 2070, 2099.
Berlin and Racycle Manufacturing
Company: 1006, 3759, 4298.
Berlin and Waterloo Hospital: 4298,
4365, 4367.
Berlin and Waterloo Street Railway
Co.: 127, 316, 326, 333, 1168,
1269, 1275, 1276, 1278, 1527,
1535, 1929, 2069, 2070, 2080,
2086, 2099, 4298, 4374, 4412.
Berlin Anti-Consumptive League:
4029, 4031.
Berlin Band: 703, 3009, 3044, 4380.
Berlin Bedding Co.: 4374.
Berlin Board of Health: 316, 1381,
1382, 1496, 4029, 4065, 4299,
4380.
Berlin Board of Public Instruction: 2,
4380.
Berlin Board of Trade: 316, 326, 721,
1167, 1168, 1269, 1272, 1273,
1319, 1372, 1442, 1504, 1535,
1590, 1600, 1709, 1853, 1855,
1856, 1879, 1964, 2056, 2080,
2615, 2616, 3762, 3763, 3766,
3784, 4023, 4119, 4121, 4127,
4137, 4143, 4157, 4294, 4298,
4299, 4315, 4356, 4374, 4380.
Berlin Board of Water Commission-
ers: 1258, 4023, 4380.
Berlin Board of Works: 4375.
Berlin Brewery: 1983.
Berlin British League: 4164.
Berlin Bugle Band: 4380.
Berlin Business College: 1, 2880,
4298, 4299.
Berlin Button Works: 4374.
Berlin Central School: 1264, 1280,
1559, 1573, 1638, 1833, 2055,
2714, 2723, 2748, 2782, 2793,
2802, 2818, 2841, 2843, 2844,
4299, 4306, 4356, 4360, 4365,
4366, 4367, 4371, 4380.
Berlin Choral Society: 3044.
Berlin Chronicle: 79, 105, 120, 123,
1452, 3897, 4371, 4380.
Berlin Chronicle and Waterloo
County Reformers Gazette: 85,
123, 1240, 1453.
Berlin Citizens’ League: 326, 671,
672, 4121, 4123, 4132, 4147, 4164.
Berlin City Band: 3044, 4380.
Berlin City Council: 316, 1167, 1331,
1604, 1853, 2843, 3974, 3989,
4123, 4127, 4164, 4299, 4374,
4380.
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Berlin Civic Improvement Assoc-
iation: 316, 326, 2615, 2616, 4380.
Berlin Club: 1252, 3821, 4380.
Berlin Collegiate and Technical
Institute: 1, 1605, 2706, 2710,
2782, 2818, 2821, 4365, 4367,
4380.
Berlin Collegiate Institute: 1280,
1553, 4371.
Berlin Conservatory of Music: 1725,
4380.
Berlin Convention, 1903: 1964.
Berlin Cricket Club: 1381, 1382,
3731.
Berlin Curling and Skating Co.: 4380.
Berlin Daily News: 80, 85, 105, 109,
110, 111, 157, 326, 3895, 3896,
4315, 4352, 4380.
Berlin Daily News Record: 80, 85,
111, 3896, 4295.
Berlin Daily Record: 80, 85, 89, 105,
111, 4315, 4371, 4380.
Berlin Daily Telegraph: 85, 89, 105,
111, 157, 316, 326, 671, 672,
1350, 1467, 1550, 3536, 3821,
3894, 3895, 3896, 4119, 4371,
4377, 4525.
Berlin Dramatic Society: 3029.
Berlin Electric Light Co.: 1846.
Berlin Evangelical Sunday School:
3503.
Berlin Express: 81, 105, 3895, 3973.
Berlin Farmers’ Market: 1636, 4299.
Berlin Felt Boot Co.: 1590, 1591,
1637, 1855, 1856, 1924, 2053,
2226, 3775, 4298.
Berlin Fibre Products Co.: 1692.
Berlin Fire and Water Committee:
4023.
Berlin Fire Brigade: 4044, 4053,
4372, 4380.
Berlin Fire Department: 4050, 4371,
4374, 4375, 4380.
Berlin Fire Hall: 3775, 4299, 4306,
4365, 4367.
Berlin Free Library: 1535, 1550,
2977, 2983, 4380.
Berlin Free Library Board: 1381,
1559, 4380.
Berlin Furniture Co.: 4298.
Berlin Gas and Electric Co.: 316,
1269, 1275, 1527, 2080, 4299,
4380.
Berlin Gas Co.: 127, 326, 671, 672,
1168, 1242, 1276, 1278, 1535,
1580, 1581, 1929, 2055, 2079,
4380.
Berlin Glue Works: 4298.
Berlin Golf Club: 4380.
Berlin Grammar and Common
School: 2710, 2782, 4380.
Berlin Grammar School: 2714, 2732,
2781, 2818, 2843, 3669, 4306,
4380.
Berlin Grammar School Board of
Trustees: 2818, 4380.
Berlin Granite and Marble Works:
4374.
Berlin High School: 333, 1252, 1254,
1264, 1278, 1300, 1378, 1381,
1382, 1470, 1580, 1638, 1698,
1700, 1704, 1833, 2710, 2714,
2778, 2782, 2790, 2793, 2818,
2821, 3722, 3775, 4298, 4380.
Berlin High School Board: 126, 1078,
1086, 1250, 1442, 1486, 2710,
4380.
Berlin High School Football Team:
1381, 3870, 4380.
Berlin High School Old Boys’
Association: 1300.
Berlin Hook and Ladder Co.: 4372.
Berlin Horticultural Association:
1604, 2615, 2616.
Berlin Housing Company: 2615,
2616.
Berlin Infantry Company: 4079, 4111.
Berlin IODE, Princess of Wales
Chapter: 2843, 4299.
Berlin IODE, Queen Anne Chapter:
3015.
Berlin Kirmes, 1894: 4380.
Berlin Kirmes, 1896: 4326.
Berlin Landwehrverein: 4380.
Berlin League of Nations Society:
1442.
Berlin Light Commission: 1459, 1485,
1527, 2080, 2086, 4127, 4299,
4374, 4380.
Berlin Lion Brewery: 1447, 1855,
1861, 1983, 4298.
Berlin Lutheran Church: 461.
Berlin Maennerchor: 3815, 4380.
Berlin Market House: 1637, 2517,
3775, 4298, 4306, 4365, 4380.
Berlin Mechanics Football Team:
4380.
Berlin Mechanics’ Institute: 2843,
2983, 3780, 4380.
Berlin Mechanics’ Institute Library:
1559, 1636, 2782, 3780, 4380.
Berlin Medical Hall: 326.
Berlin Mennonite Church: 8, 363,
671, 672, 1348, 1349, 1351, 1358,
3238, 3273, 3274, 3277, 3287,
3310, 3316, 3361, 3365, 4377,
4380.
Berlin Methodist Church Mission,
Elmira: 4525.
Berlin Model School: 1280, 2782,
2818, 2843.
Berlin Mozart Society: 4380.
Berlin Musical Society: 326, 671, 672,
1338, 1600, 3016, 3032, 3044,
3048, 3815, 4111, 4298, 4374,
4380.
Berlin Musical Society Quadrille
Band: 3048.
Berlin New Church School: 2707,
2708, 2709.
Berlin New Church School Board:
2708.
Berlin News Record: 85, 89, 157,
316, 326, 671, 672, 1545, 1546,
1550, 1686, 1879, 1964, 3536,
3821, 3894, 3895, 3896, 4031,
4119, 4164, 4374.
Berlin News Record and Sugar Beet
Advocate: 1879.
Berlin Novelty Works: 2255.
Berlin Old Boys’ and Girls’ Reunion,
1906: 4299.
Berlin Old Boys’ and Girls’ Week,
1912: 4380.
Berlin Opera House: 3010, 3015,
3029, 4360.
Berlin Orchestral Society: 4380.
Berlin Orphanage: 1442, 1460, 3365.
Berlin Park Board: 326, 1269, 1483,
1585, 1591, 1669, 2056, 4070,
4127, 4299, 4380.
Berlin Patriotic Fund: 4123.
Berlin Pharmacy: 4299.
Berlin Philharmonic Maennerchor:
4380.
Berlin Philharmonic Society: 3007,
3016, 3034, 4380.
Berlin Piano and Organ Co.: 326,
1855, 1856, 1926, 2227, 3775,
4298.
Berlin Pioneer Tobacco Co.: 326.
Berlin Police Force: 4293, 4299.
Berlin Post Office: 1278, 1453, 2095,
2100, 2818, 3775, 4298, 4299,
4306, 4365, 4367, 4371, 4380.
Berlin Public Library: 1, 1278, 1344,
1346, 1442, 2969, 2973, 2974,
2977, 2997, 3871, 3902, 3945,
4080, 4299, 4365, 4380.
Berlin Public Library Board: 1275,
1545, 2974, 4299, 4380.
Corporate Subject Index
537
Berlin Public School: 1278, 1451,
2782, 4380.
Berlin Public School Board: 1006,
1269, 1273, 1280, 1372, 1373,
1432, 1442, 1550, 1559, 1669,
2747, 2818, 2822, 2843, 4380.
Berlin Publishing Co.: 85, 1686.
Berlin Pumping Station: 3775.
Berlin Railway Station: 673, 2055,
2095, 4365.
Berlin Rangers Football Team: 4380.
Berlin Red Cross Society: 3015.
Berlin Reformer and Waterloo
County Reformers Gazette: 122.
Berlin Rifle Association: 126, 1250.
Berlin Rink and Auditorium Co.:
1333.
Berlin Robe and Clothing Co.: 326,
1543, 1544, 4371.
Berlin Rubber Co.: 326, 671, 672,
1269, 1459, 1580, 1581, 1716,
1853, 1855, 1856, 1924, 1993,
2023, 2388, 4380.
Berlin Sanatorium Association: 4029.
Berlin School Board: 2805.
Berlin Schuetzenverein: 4380.
Berlin Separate School: 2782, 2818,
2843, 3442, 4380.
Berlin Separate School Board of
Trustees: 2818, 3431, 3448, 4374,
4380.
Berlin Shirt Co.: 4380.
Berlin Skating Rink: 3037, 4326.
Berlin Soda Water Works: 1983.
Berlin Steam Mill: 4517.
Berlin Suspender and Button Co.: 1,
1412, 1413, 4298.
Berlin Swedenborgian Church: 1617,
2039, 3696.
Berlin Table Co.: 29, 4011, 4380.
Berlin Tannery: 127.
Berlin Telegraph: 25, 86, 105, 111,
157, 1295, 1507, 1964, 2453, 2843,
3893, 3897, 3978, 4380, 4517.
Berlin Theatorium: 326.
Berlin Tobacco Co.: 2055.
Berlin Town Council:
316,
1167,
1168,
1247,
1256,
1269,
1270,
1272,
1273,
1361,
1373,
1432,
1434,
1486,
1490,
1496,
1535,
1536,
1590,
1591,
1600,
1637,
1669,
1709,
1853,
1855,
1856,
2019,
2843,
3775,
3974,
4023,
4025,
4124,
4143,
4298,
4301,
4302,
4380.
4303,
4374,
4375,
4376,
Berlin Town Hall: 326, 673,
2517,
4299, 4306, 4327, 4367, 4380.
Berlin Town Park: 3824.
Berlin Town Park Association: 4380.
Berlin Trunk and Bag Co.: 4374.
Berlin Tumverein: 326, 671, 672,
3029, 3034, 3815, 4372, 4380.
Berlin Village Council: 316, 1250,
2019, 3974, 4025, 4159, 4301,
4302, 4304, 4374, 4380.
Berlin Water Commission: 1459,
1591, 4299.
Berlin- Waterloo Collegiate and
Technical Institute: 1382, 1444,
1640, 2714, 2782, 4380.
Berlin-Waterloo Hospital: 333, 1269,
1460, 2903, 3754, 3790, 4066,
4380, 4412.
Berlin-Waterloo Hospital Board:
1272, 1273, 1600, 1604, 1833,
4066, 4380.
Berlin, Waterloo, Wellesley and Lake
Huron Railway Co.: 2060, 2069,
2070, 2071, 2087, 2122, 2581,
4484.
Berlin Waterworks Co.: 1168, 1272,
1535, 4023, 4299, 4375, 4380.
Berlin Woodenware Co.: 4298, 4374.
Berlin Y.M.C.A.: 143, 1269, 1442,
1897, 3823, 4380.
Berlin Y.W.C.A.: 143, 1460, 3821,
4380.
Berlin Y.W.C.A. Advisory Committee
(Men’s Committee): 3821.
Berlin Y.W.C.A. Building and Site
Committee: 3821.
Berliner Journal: 37, 82, 83, 85, 86,
91, 93, 109, 110, 111, 112, 157,
249, 316, 326, 631, 635, 644, 651,
663, 664, 665, 671, 672, 675, 684,
1295, 1545, 1546, 1550, 1584,
1585, 1586, 1637, 1688, 1794,
1855, 1898, 2149, 2756, 3537,
3893, 3894, 3895, 3973, 4011,
4298, 4318, 4371, 4443, 4520.
Bernal Jones, Architect, Kitchener:
1261.
Bernardo Terazzo and Tile Co.,
Kitchener: 1895.
Berner and Forwell, builders and
contractors, Berlin: 2496.
Bernhardt and Gies, Preston: 4395.
Bernhardt’s Brewery, Preston: 1,
1840, 4392, 4394.
Bernhardt’s Tavern, Preston: 752.
Bert Meyer’s Store, St Clements:
4474.
Bert’s Lawnmower Service Ltd,
Elmira: 4217.
Beth Jacob Cemetery, Kitchener: 359,
2618.
Beth Jacob Sisterhood: 3718.
Beth Jacob Synagogue, Kitchener:
143, 326, 2489, 3718.
Bethany Mennonite Church, Berlin:
1637, 2489, 3310, 3337, 3375,
3376, 3391, 4380.
Bethany Mennonite Church,
Kitchener: 3250, 3370, 3401, 3774.
Bethel Lutheran Church, Kitchener:
3533, 3538, 3616.
Bethel Methodist Church: 3478, 3623,
4499.
Bethel Missionary Church, New
Dundee: 3320, 4495, 4496.
Bethel Primitive Methodist Church,
Wilmot Township: 398.
Bethel United Church Cemetery,
Wilmot Township: 398.
Bethel United Church, Wilmot
Township: 157, 398, 3623, 4499.
Bethel United Missionary Church:
4497.
Bettinger’s Hotel, Bridgeport: 2179.
Beverly Township, S.S.# 13, Scott’s
Comers: 2486.
Bibby Ste. Croix Foundries Inc., Galt:
332, 4261.
Biehn Mennonite Church, Wilmot
Township: 377, 417, 1186, 2729,
3259, 3275, 3277, 3316, 3335,
3336, 3342, 3365, 4407, 4486,
4499.
Big Four singing quartet, Waterloo:
1704.
Bijou (movie theatre), Preston: 4255.
Bill Ludwig Movie Hall, Elmira:
3030, 4225.
Black Bear Hotel, Preston: 635, 2184,
4393, 4394.
Black Creek Pioneer Village: 2435,
2507.
Black Horse Inn, Dumfries N.
Township: 170.
Black Horse Inn, Wellesley: 37, 2379.
Blackhawk Indians: 195.
Blair Baptist Church: 157, 1646.
Blair Cemetery, Waterloo Township:
157, 365, 3097, 3402, 3925, 4435,
4462.
Blair Christadelphians: 1646, 4454.
Blair Evangelical Baptist Chapel:
3408, 4454.
Blair Hotel: 4228, 4435, 4437.
Blair Literary Society: 977.
538
Corporate Subject Index
Blair Memorial Cemetery: 364.
Blair Mills: 1, 1086, 1640, 2401, 4454,
4462.
Blair New Mennonite Church: 3352,
3353.
Blair Outdoor Education Centre:
2724.
Blair Post Office: 1001.
Blair Railway Station: 977, 4462.
Blair Union Sunday School: 3925,
4435, 4454.
Bleams Mill: 1977, 2096, 2097.
Blenheim Mennonite Church, New
Dundee: 1238, 3259, 3275, 4497.
Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic
Church, Kitchener: 3428.
Bloomfield Hardware, Hespeler: 4279.
Bloomingdale Congregational Church:
448, 3499, 4449.
Bloomingdale Hotel: 2172, 4449.
Bloomingdale Literary Society: 4449.
Bloomingdale Mennonite Church:
275, 1611, 3367, 4449.
Bloomingdale (Snyder) Mennonite
Cemetery: 371.
Bloomingdale Steam Saw Mills: 37,
4449.
Bloomingdale Women’s Institute:
3499, 3789, 3848, 4449.
Blow’s Meat Market: 4217.
Blue Moon Hotel, Petersburg: 4493,
4494, 4499.
Blue Top Brewing Co., Kitchener:
1484.
Board of Claims, Government of
Canada: 264.
Boedecker and Stuebing, Berlin:
3281, 4017.
Boehmer Box Corp., Berlin: 143,
2039, 2412, 2579, 4315, 4347,
4354.
Boehmer Coal Yard, Kitchener: 2055,
2251.
Boehmers, Berlin: 143, 1383, 4315,
4347, 4354.
Boettinger’s Hotel, Bridgeport: 4192.
Bogdon and Gross Furniture Co.,
Kitchener: 2503.
Bohlender’s Shoe Store, Elmira:
4217.
Bohlender’s Shoe Store, Waterloo: 13.
Bolt and Nut Supply Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Bon Fur of Canada Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Bonanza Restaurant, St Clements:
4474.
Boniface Hotel: 2172.
Bonnie Doon Club, Doon: 4429.
Bonnie Doon School, Doon: 4429.
Bonnies Chick Hatchery Ltd, Elmira:
4217, 4225.
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union, Local
206, Berlin: 4374.
Borg Textiles Ltd, Elmira: 4217,
4225.
Boston Gazette: 3894.
Bowlby and Clement, Berlin: 1256,
1299.
Bowlby, Colquhoun and Clement,
Berlin: 1256.
Bowman and Kumpf, Waterloo: 4524.
Bowman and Zinkan, St Jacobs:
1257, 1260, 4136.
Bowman House, Blair: 2162.
Bowman House, Waterloo: 333, 4412.
Bowman Machine and Tool Co., Galt:
4261.
Bowman’s Mill, Blair: 294.
Boyd Presbyterian Church, Crosshill:
1265, 3365, 4470, 4478.
Bradley Gaskin Marshall Insurance
Brokers Ltd, Galt: 332.
Braeside Nursing Home, Preston:
332, 3313, 3365, 3837, 3856, 4060.
Bramm Bros, Berlin: 4380.
Branchton Inn: 4212.
Branchton Methodist Church: 157,
2425, 3624, 3636.
Branchton Railway Station: 1026.
Branchton United Church: 3624,
4200.
Branchton Women’s Institute: 3842,
3852, 4200, 4212.
Brantford Binder Twine Co.: 1544.
Brantford Roofing Co.: 1544.
Brass Band Dance Orchestra,
Hespeler: 4273.
Braun Marble Works, Kitchener: 10.
Bray, Schofield, Mackay and Kelly,
Kitchener: 516.
Bregman-Darwen Ltd, Preston: 4398.
Breithaupt Leather Co., Berlin: 1, 22,
243, 316, 326, 1169, 1269, 1270,
1271, 1276, 1277, 1446, 1856,
1863, 2006, 2019, 2144, 2412,
3164, 4298, 4370, 4374, 4380.
Breithaupt Leather Co., Kitchener:
1176, 1268, 1272, 1273, 1274,
1863, 2014, 2019.
Breithaupt Tannery, Berlin: 129, 326,
1242, 1855, 1860, 1915, 2019,
2053, 4371, 4372, 4377.
Bremner Baptist Church, Galt: 157,
4008, 4229, 4233, 4263.
Breslau Bible Society: 3627.
Breslau Carriage Works: 1703.
Breslau Co-Operative: 4428.
Breslau District Co-operative
Services: 3847.
Breslau Fuel and Supplies: 4428.
Breslau Hotel: 2518, 4428, 4444.
Breslau Lutheran Church: 157, 4428.
Breslau Mennonite Cemetery: 362.
Breslau Mennonite Church: 1044,
1045, 1714, 3314, 3365, 4428.
Breslau Mill: 1878.
Breslau Missionary Church: 143, 157,
2518, 3255, 4428.
Breslau Post Office: 2095, 4428.
Breslau Railway Station: 4428.
Breslau Wood Specialties: 1045.
Brewster Auditorium, Hespeler: 3744.
Brick Brewing Co., Waterloo: 1861.
Bricker and Clemens Livery,
Waterloo: 2756.
Bricker and Co., Waterloo: 1787,
2001.
Bricker Bros, Berlin: 4380.
Bricker Foundry, Waterloo: 4525.
Bridgeport Band: 2179, 4195.
Bridgeport Debating Club: 4195.
Bridgeport Evangelical Church: 157,
4192, 4193.
Bridgeport Evangelical Sunday
School: 4193.
Bridgeport Fairways Ltd: 1752.
Bridgeport Free Church: 157, 399,
2441, 2612, 3259, 3416, 3711,
3712, 3721, 4192, 4193, 4195.
Bridgeport Inn: 2179, 4195.
Bridgeport Memorial /Free Church
Cemetery: 143, 157, 399, 400, 501,
2612, 3712.
Bridgeport Mennonite Church: 3232,
3316.
Bridgeport Mill: 2406, 2575.
Bridgeport Police Force: 4014.
Bridgeport Post Office: 2108, 2125,
4191, 4195, 4196.
Bridgeport Public School: 1448, 2746,
4192, 4193, 4194, 4197.
Bridgeport Public School Board:
1493.
Bridgeport Village Council: 2387,
3974, 3989, 4025.
Bridgeport Women’s Institute: 143,
2612, 3789, 3848.
Brighton Public School, Waterloo:
2780, 2781, 2782, 3317.
British and Foreign Bible Society:
3627.
British Crown Hotel, St Clements:
Corporate Subject Index
539
37, 2172, 4474.
British Hotel, Conestogo: 2436.
British Hotel, Galt: 4266.
British Hotel, St Clements: 4474,
4483.
British League, Berlin: 684, 4121,
4132, 4139.
Brockville Chemicals Ltd, Elmira:
1987, 1989, 4217.
Brodey-Draimin Furs, Kitchener:
4349, 4350.
Brodie Shoddy Mill, Hespeler: 1956,
4277.
Broomfield and Beauchamp, Preston:
4395.
Brown and Devitt, Berlin: 1974,
4380.
Brown and Erb, Berlin: 1165, 4350.
Brown and Tait Hardware, Ayr:
3761.
Brown and Witting Slipper Co.,
Berlin: 326.
Brown-Proud Rug Co., Hespeler:
4284, 4286.
Brox Floral and Gladioli Gardens,
Elmira: 4223, 4518.
Brox’s Florist and Gift Shoppe: 4217,
4518.
Brubacher Grocery Store, Elmira:
2190, 2195, 4217.
Brubacher House Museum, Waterloo:
2587, 2885, 3919, 3921.
Brubacher Plumbing, Elmira: 4519.
Brubacher Shoe Store, Elmira: 2410,
4217.
Brunswick Garage, Kitchener: 1632.
Brunswick Hotel, Berlin: 1530, 4380.
Buchanan and Tait, Galt: 2200.
Buchanan Building, Galt: 332, 2200,
2417, 2487, 2488.
Buck Brothers Hatcheries, New
Dundee: 4490.
Buck Tavern, Galt: 3412, 4230.
Budd Automotive, Kitchener: 326,
2026.
Buehler and Booth Co., Waterloo:
2001.
Buehler Metal Products Ltd,
Hespeler: 4278, 4285.
Bullas Glass Co., Berlin: 4349, 4350.
Bullas Glass Ltd, Kitchener: 143.
Bundy Tubing Company of Canada
Ltd, Hespeler: 4269.
Burns and Co., Kitchener: 1867.
Burns Club, Galt: 4008.
Burrows’ Carpet Factory, Breslau:
4444.
Buschert Garage, Breslau: 4428.
Bush Inn, Doon: 2172, 2470, 4429.
Business Accessories Inc., Galt: 332.
The Business Corner, Preston: 4395.
Busy Bee, Berlin: 2100.
Butchart’s Hotel, Berlin: 4306, 4380.
Butler Bicycle Co., Waterloo: 29.
Butler Metal Products, Preston: 332,
1153, 4396.
By George! Bast’s Old Cheese Mill,
Wellesley: 1936.
C.A. Ahrens and Co., Berlin: 721,
1850, 2004, 4299, 4374, 4380.
C.A. Boehm Insurance Ltd, Waterloo:
13, 762, 4402, 4412.
C. and W. Hendry, Conestogo: 1430.
C. Doering and Son, Philipsburg:
2187.
C.E. Lundy, Waterloo: 1198.
C.E. Moyer, tinsmiths, Berlin: 37.
C.H. Doerr Confectionery Co., Berlin:
1333, 1856, 3759, 3775, 4298,
4374, 4380.
C.H. Mills and Co., Berlin: 4374.
C.H. Soehner Insurance Ltd, Elmira:
4217.
C. Hett and Co., Berlin: 85, 102.
C. Kranz and Son, Berlin: 635, 1485,
1600, 4136, 4380.
C.N. Weber Ltd, Kitchener: 143,
2159, 4347.
C.T. Turnbull and Co., Galt: 13, 332,
1950, 1956, 2005, 2379, 2478,
4246, 4255, 4263, 4266.
C.W. Hagen, Berlin: 4299.
Caldwell House, Galt: 4251.
Cales Pharmacy, Elmira: 4217.
California Block, Berlin: 4017, 4380.
Calvary Church Cemetery, St Jacobs:
157, 1654.
Calvary Conservative Mennonite
Church, Elmira: 401, 3276, 3277.
Calvary Evangelical Church, St
Jacobs: 157, 3484, 3500, 4513,
4522, 4529.
Calvary Evangelical Memorial
Church, Berlin: 157, 3487, 3495,
4380.
Calvary Evangelical Memorial
Church, Kitchener: 1508.
Calvary Mennonite Church, Ayr:
3258, 4212.
Calvary United Church Cemetery, St
Jacobs: 404.
Calvary United Church, Kitchener:
3487.
Calvary United Church, St Jacobs:
143, 157, 3484.
Cambridge Business Improvement
Association: 2417, 2487, 2488.
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce:
143, 4006.
Cambridge City Council: 2417, 2442,
2487, 2488, 3974.
Cambridge Cultural Arts Centre:
3412.
Cambridge Daily Reporter: 86.
Cambridge Golf and Country Club:
395.
Cambridge LACAC: 143, 157, 1374,
2368, 2389, 2411, 2417, 2442,
2452, 2487, 2488, 2594.
Cambridge Memorial Hospital, Galt:
143, 332, 1392.
Cambridge Mills, Preston: 332, 1984,
2097, 2441, 2542, 4394.
Cambridge Public Library: 143.
Cambridge Reporter: 143.
Cambridge Roller Mills, Preston:
4395.
Cambridge Times: 116.
Cameron and Ralston, Architects:
2861.
Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute:
2719.
Campbell Photo, Waterloo: 1198.
Canada Barrels and Kegs, Waterloo:
333, 1621, 1737, 1857, 1868, 1994,
4412, 4422.
Canada Cabinet and Furniture Ltd.,
Waterloo: 1991.
Canada Cereal and Milling Co.: 2379.
Canada Company: 14, 149, 188, 249,
261, 272, 279, 306, 326, 332, 683,
686, 691, 1627, 1753, 1754, 1910,
2030, 2049, 2052, 2096, 2135,
3470, 4221, 4385, 4485, 4486,
4487, 4498, 4499, 4505, 4506.
Canada Cordage, Kitchener: 2470,
4315, 4347.
The Canada Farmer: 158.
Canada Felting Co., St Jacobs: 1, 13,
785, 1869, 4512, 4521.
Canada Furniture Manufacturers Ltd,
Berlin: 1530, 4377, 4380.
Canada Furniture Manufacturers Ltd,
Waterloo: 333, 4380, 4412, 4422.
Canada Investment Castings Inc.,
Elmira: 4225.
Canada Ivory Button Works, Berlin:
37.
Canada Last Company, Ltd, Preston:
540
Corporate Subject Index
1179, 4396.
Canada Luther League: 3525.
Canada Lutheran: 3517, 3536, 3537.
Canada Machinery Corporation, Galt:
332, 2228, 4261.
Canada Machinery Corporation,
Hespeler: 29, 1927, 4283, 4284,
4286.
Canada Malting Co.: 1683.
Canada Motors Ltd: 1845.
Canada Museum und Allgemeine
Zeitung: 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 109,
110, 112, 145, 294, 326, 349, 611,
633, 635, 651, 664, 665, 671, 672,
1246, 1349, 1350, 1358, 1563,
1564, 1565, 1566, 1794, 3525,
3537, 3895, 3896, 4371, 4372,
4377, 4380.
Canada National-Zeitung: 110, 671,
672.
Canada Sand Papers, Preston: 1436,
1862, 4396.
Canada Trunk Co., Kitchener: 1211.
Canada Trust Co.: 143.
Canada Western Cordage Co.,
Kitchener: 4315.
Canada Woollen Mills Co., Hespeler:
2379, 4275.
Canada Zeitung: 110.
Canadian Aid Committee: 3783.
Canadian- American: 1451.
Canadian Armed Forces: 1932.
Canadian Art Club: 3090.
Canadian Association for the
Prevention of Tuberculosis, Galt
Branch: 4031.
Canadian Association for the
Prevention of Tuberculosis,
Waterloo Branch: 4031.
Canadian Association of Stationary
Engineers: 3775.
Canadian Association of Stationary
Engineers, Berlin Branch: 3775.
Canadian Bandmaster: 3036.
Canadian Bandmasters Association:
1725, 3036.
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Galt:
37, 4237, 4246, 4263.
Canadian Bank of Commerce,
Waterloo: 1.
Canadian Bechtel Co.: 2131.
Canadian Block, Berlin: 1636, 1637.
Canadian Blower and Forge,
Kitchener: 1857.
Canadian Blower/Canada Pumps Ltd,
Kitchener: 2229.
Canadian Brass Co., Galt: 1436,
4261.
Canadian Breweries Ltd: 1857.
Canadian Buffalo Forge Co., Berlin:
2230, 3895.
Canadian Buffalo Sled Co., Preston:
22, 4396.
Canadian Casualty Insurance Co.: 13.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce:
326, 1735, 1736, 1876.
Canadian Club: 22, 1344, 3776, 4380.
Canadian Conference, Evangelical
Association: 3502, 3503.
Canadian Congress of Labour: 4118.
Canadian Consolidated Felt Co.,
Berlin: 326, 1580, 1581, 1591,
1856, 1993, 4374.
Canadian Consolidated Felt Co.,
Kitchener: 1924.
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.,
Berlin: 326, 1580, 1581, 1853,
1855, 4374.
Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.,
Kitchener: 22, 1857, 1924, 2023.
Canadian Countryman: 158.
The Canadian Dairyman and the
Farming World: 158.
The Canadian Evangel: 85.
Canadian Express Co.: 1453.
Canadian Farm: 158.
Canadian Farm Tec Systems,
Waterloo: 2869.
Canadian Farmer: 158, 3895.
Canadian Farmer, Dairyman and
Stockbreeder: 158.
Canadian Federation of University
Women: 3791, 3835.
Canadian Freeman: 3895.
Canadian General Electric Co.: 2076.
Canadian General Tower Ltd, Galt:
4255, 4261.
Canadian German Society: 638, 3844.
Canadian Goodrich Co., Kitchener:
13, 1580, 1924.
Canadian Government Immigration,
Glasgow, Scotland: 1451.
Canadian Heritage Rivers Board:
2357, 2359.
Canadian Institute of Historical
Microreproductions (CIHM): 134,
135.
Canadian Ivory Button Works,
Berlin: 1855, 2039.
Canadian Jersey Cattle Club: 1573.
Canadian League for Ukraine’s
Liberation: 710.
Canadian Machinery Corporation Ltd,
Galt: 4258.
Canadian Manufacturers Association:
4119.
Canadian Mennonite Board of
Colonization: 551, 604.
Canadian Millers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.: 1294.
Canadian National Railways: 330,
616, 1128, 1410, 1857, 2044, 2069,
2070, 2083, 2094, 2123, 2138,
2361, 2503, 2581, 3898, 4212,
4223, 4225, 4282, 4285, 4355,
4371, 4512, 4525.
Canadian Natural Science News:
2302.
Canadian Office and School
Furniture Co., Preston: 1, 1261,
1436, 1476, 1673, 1862, 1918,
1986, 4237, 4255, 4395, 4396.
Canadian Order of Foresters: 1484.
Canadian Pacific Railway: 325, 332,
604, 616, 1361, 1855, 1856, 1857,
1866, 2044, 2055, 2059, 2060,
2067, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2087,
2115, 2122, 2129, 2787, 3050,
3872, 3873, 4125, 4212, 4220,
4223, 4225, 4238, 4246, 4273,
4285, 4355, 4467, 4478, 4483,
4513, 4514, 4525.
Canadian Pacific Railway Station,
Galt: 4252.
Canadian Pacific Railway Station,
Hespeler: 4282.
Canadian Polish Congress: 3820.
Canadian Polymeric Inc., Elmira:
4225.
Canadian Red Cross Society -
Cambridge Branch: 143, 3838.
Canadian Red Cross Society -
Kitchener-Waterloo Branch: 143.
Canadian Red Cross Society - New
Hamburg Branch: 4499.
Canadian Regal Motor Car Co.,
Berlin: 1409, 1857.
Canadian Saengerbund: 3042.
Canadian Scenery Illustrated: 1281.
Canadian Society for German Relief:
326, 639, 640, 671, 672.
Canadian Society of Civil Engineers:
1258.
Canadian Sporting Chronicle: 3725.
Canadian Stock Breeders’
Association: 1573.
Canadian Synthetic Fibres Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Canadian Tap and Die Co., Galt:
4261.
Canadian Textile Fabrics Ltd, Galt:
Corporate Subject Index
541
4261.
Canadian Textile Journal: 1975.
Canadian Tuberculosis Association:
4031.
Canadian Ukrainian Youth
Association: 710.
Canadian Wagon and Novelty Co.,
Preston: 1862.
Canadian Welfare Council: 326.
Canadian Westinghouse Co., Galt:
4261.
Canadian Wheelmen’s Association:
1704, 3754, 4078, 4422.
Canadian Woolen Mill Co., Hespeler:
2005, 4277.
Canadian Woollen Mills, Waterloo:
1855.
Canadisches Volksblatt: 37, 83, 85,
88, 91, 97, 109, 110, 112, 119,
157, 633, 671, 672, 1992, 2767,
3895, 4487, 4499.
Canbar Products Ltd, Waterloo: 2581,
4441.
Cant Brothers Ltd, Galt: 1284, 1583,
4237.
Cant, Gourlay and Co., Galt: 1165,
1285.
Capitol (movie theatre), Galt: 332,
4234, 4255.
Carantouan Indians: 187.
Caribbean Students’ Association,
University of Waterloo: 708.
Carl Kranz Ltd, Berlin: 1484.
Carling Breweries Ltd, Waterloo:
4414.
Carling’s Twin City Softball
Federation: 3722.
Carlisle Hotel: 2172.
Carlisle Mills: 4437.
Carmel Church of the New
Jerusalem, Berlin: 157, 721, 1243,
1430, 1588, 1589, 1606, 1609,
1715, 2004, 2707, 2708, 2793,
2818, 2843, 3696, 3697, 3699,
3700, 3701, 3703, 3704, 3978,
4298, 4299, 4372, 4377, 4380.
Carmel Church of the New
Jerusalem, Doon: 4454.
Carmel Church of the New
Jerusalem, Kitchener: 157, 1672,
3616, 3701, 3704.
Carmel Church School: 2707, 2818,
3696, 3703.
Carmelite Monastery, St Agatha:
4499, 4504.
Carnegie Foundation: 2983, 2988.
Carroll’s, Hespeler: 4285.
Carter Bros (Waterloo) Ltd: 1737.
Casino, Bridgeport: 1155, 2179, 4190,
4192, 4299, 4367.
Cataract Power Co.: 1964.
Cater and Worth Marble Works,
Galt: 4253.
Catholic Church of Our Lady of
Fatima, Galt: 157, 697, 3428.
Catholic Educational Council of
Ontario: 2815.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association:
1330.
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association,
Polish Section 491: 3820.
Catholic Order of Foresters, Court
1680: 3820.
Cavers Bros., Galt: 2212, 4263.
Cayuga Indians: 188, 250, 298.
Cecil Cornwall Central School: 4204.
Cedar Creek Cemetery, Galt: 157,
366, 402, 458, 1186, 4264.
Cedar Creek Women’s Institute:
3852.
Cedar Grove Amish Mennonite
Cemetery, Wellesley Township:
403, 990.
Cedar Grove Mennonite
Congregation, Wellesley: 1161,
3275, 3339.
Cedar Spring Cheese and Butter
Factory, Wellesley: 1936.
Cedardale Youth Hostel, Blair: 3723.
Cedarhill Dairy Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Cello Products Division, Borg-Wemer
Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Centennial Public School, Hespeler:
4271, 4276, 4279.
Centennial Senior Public School,
Waterloo: 590, 1340, 2782.
Central Block, Waterloo: 1656, 2562.
Central Committee of Examiners for
Ontario: 1559.
Central Cycle, Elmira: 4217.
Central Dumfries Farmers’ Club:
857, 1193, 1216, 1679, 1680, 1681,
1758, 1765, 1769, 3760, 3761,
3847, 4198, 4212.
Central Dumfries Junior Farmers:
4212.
Central Dumfries Women’s Institute:
1178, 1185, 3842, 3848, 3852,
4212.
Central Hotel, Galt: 3724, 4258, 4263.
Central Hotel, Preston: 4392, 4393,
4395, 4396.
Central Meat Market, Preston: 4395.
Central Mennonite Immigrants’
Committee: 591.
Central Presbyterian Church, Galt:
157, 332, 411, 1169, 1183, 1184,
1186, 1215, 1216, 1217, 1218,
1219, 1326, 1401, 1420, 1465,
1544, 1683, 1722, 1724, 2050,
2425, 2428, 2441, 2478, 3207,
3651, 3652, 3657, 3665, 3666,
3689, 3690, 3908, 3955, 4082,
4212, 4229, 4231, 4233, 4237,
4246, 4247, 4251, 4252, 4263.
Central Tavern, Elmira: 4217, 4225.
Centre in the Square, Kitchener: 326,
4441.
Centreville Community School
Association: 2699.
Centreville Women’s Institute: 3789,
3847, 3848, 4426.
Century Inn, Preston: 2425.
CFCA-FM/CKKW-AM: 143.
CFTJ, Galt: 4261.
Chalmers’ Presbyterian Church,
Winterbourne: 157, 387, 427,
1419, 2459, 3669, 3683, 4513,
4525, 4526.
Chambers Bros Garage, Elmira:
4217.
Charles A. Ahrens and Co., Berlin:
4298.
Charles Mueller Cooperage, Waterloo:
1868, 1994.
Cherry Taylor Flour Mills Ltd,
Preston: 1985, 4396.
Chicopee Mill: 1975, 4017.
Chicopee Ski Club: 3726.
Chicopee Ski Conservation Area:
3726, 3756.
Children of Zion, New Dundee: 2535.
Children’s Aid Society: 143, 809,
1329, 1448, 1460, 1663, 4380.
Children’s Aid Society Home,
Hespeler: 4277, 4280, 4282, 4285,
4290.
Children’s Aid Society of Waterloo
County: 1403, 3777.
China Inland Mission: 3478.
Chipman’s Hall, New Dundee: 4490,
4499.
Chippewa Indians: 187, 195.
Chomitz Barber Shop, New Dundee:
4499.
Christ Anglican Church, Ayr: 3471,
3479, 4178.
Christ Anglican Church, Haysville:
157, 355, 3470, 3474, 3477, 4486,
4499.
Christ Church Anglican Sunday
542
Corporate Subject Index
School, Haysville: 1281, 3470,
4505.
Christ Lutheran Church, Waterloo:
3521, 3522, 3616, 4441.
Christian Eby Mennonite Church,
Berlin: 3254, 3332.
Christian Endeavour Movement: 127.
Chronicle Telegraph: 85, 123.
Church of England Deaconess Home:
3478.
Church of Scotland: 691, 3682.
Church of the Good Shepherd,
Kitchener: 157, 721, 1183, 1187,
1191, 1608, 3616, 3698, 3702,
3703, 3704, 4380.
Church of the Nazarene, Preston:
4396.
CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD, Galt:
332.
Citizens Committee for a Better
County Core: 4135, 4143, 4148.
City Flour Mills, Berlin: 4315.
City Garage Co., Preston: 4396.
City Garage, Galt: 332.
City Heating Co., Berlin: 1496.
City Hotel, Waterloo: 1321.
City of Cambridge Archives: 143,
144, 157.
City Playground and Recreation
Association, Kitchener: 4380.
Civic Service Club, Galt: 3838.
CKCO-TV: 143, 2048, 3558.
CKCR Radio Station, Waterloo: 3585.
CKPC Claude Cain Book Nook: 2050.
CKPC Hurlbut Bird Club: 2050.
CKPC Radio Station, Preston: 1334,
2050.
CKPC Sunshine Club, Preston: 1334,
2050.
Clare and Beck, Preston: 1985, 2813,
4392, 4394.
Clare Brothers and Co., Preston: 710,
1187, 1296, 1334, 1436, 1850,
1985, 2231, 2232, 2424, 2425,
4237, 4277, 4393, 4394, 4395,
4396.
Clarendon Hotel, Berlin: 4298.
Clark-Demill Co., Ltd, Hespeler: 1,
4246.
Clark’s Furniture Factory, Galt:
4246.
Clay Bros, Galt: 4263.
Clearview Autowash, Waterloo: 2197.
Clearview Textiles Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Clement and Clement, Berlin: 4374.
Clement, Eastman, Dreger, Martin
and Meunier, Kitchener: 1168,
1535, 2600, 4347.
Clemmer Industries, Waterloo: 333,
1737, 2233.
Clendinning Mill: 1294.
Cluett, Peabody and Co., Kitchener:
22, 143, 326, 1174, 1737, 1857,
1859, 1881, 2039, 2579, 3044,
3739, 4354.
Coach House Realty, Elmira: 2410,
4225.
Cober Carriage Works, Hespeler: 553.
Cockshutt Farm Machinery,
Brantford: 3770.
Cole Shoddy and Wool Factory,
Doon: 4429, 4439.
Coleman Craft Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Coleman Hardware, New Dundee:
2152* 4496, 4499.
Colkar Ltd, Hespeler: 332.
College Cord: 2872, 3038.
Collier-Macmillan Canada Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Colonization Finance Corporation:
1257.
Colvin and Fraser Hardware, Galt:
4263.
Commercial Bank, Berlin: 4380.
Commercial Bank, Galt: 4251, 4266.
Commercial Bank, Waterloo: 333,
4412.
Commercial Building, Galt: 2425.
Commercial Buildings, Waterloo:
4412.
Commercial Hotel, Ayr: 37.
Commercial Hotel, Berlin: 1388,
1389, 1672, 2053, 2163, 4017,
4315, 4372, 4380.
Commercial Hotel, Galt: 4251.
Commercial Hotel, Heidelberg: 37.
Commercial Hotel, Hespeler: 4273.
Commercial Hotel, Lin wood: 37.
Commercial Hotel, Maryhill: 2523.
Commercial Hotel, New Hamburg:
4499.
Commercial Hotel, Preston: 4395,
4396.
Commercial Hotel, St Clements:
4474.
Commercial Hotel, Waterloo: 1, 3892.
Commissioners of Forfeited Estates:
4525.
Committee of Ninety-Nine, Berlin:
4121, 4164.
Common School Act: 2731, 2780,
2786, 2815, 2818, 4198, 4422,
4429, 4525.
Community Centre of Art, Kitchener:
1267, 3055.
Community Senior Citizens’ Club,
Hespeler: 4273, 4290.
Concordia Club, Kitchener: 630, 651,
671, 677, 702, 3016, 3188, 3191,
3192, 3786, 3814, 3815, 4087,
4123, 4145, 4147, 4164.
Concordia Cornet Band, Elmira:
3050.
Concordia Society, Berlin: 143, 326,
671, 672, 1498, 3009, 3815, 4121,
4139, 4164, 4380.
Conestoga College: 326, 2627, 2874,
3911, 4454.
Conestoga Indians: 187.
Conestoga Mall: 953, 4441.
Conestoga Parkway: 326, 4441.
Conestogo Carriage Works: 37.
Conestogo General Store: 2154.
Conestogo Golf and Country Club:
1752.
Conestogo Mennonite Church: 941,
3232, 3316.
Conestogo Mill: 1, 294.
Conestogo Old Order Mennonite
Cemetery: 370.
Conestogo Old Order Mennonite
Congregation: 3365.
Conestogo Police Village: 3974.
Conestogo Police Village Council:
4122.
Conestogo Sons of Temperance: 3642.
Conestogo United Church: 157, 2436,
2459, 2548, 3642.
Confederation Jubilee Year, 1927:
1740.
Conference of Mennonites in Canada,
1972, Waterloo: 3265.
Conference of United Mennonite
Churches: 550, 626.
Congregation of the Resurrection:
1115, 2756, 2850, 2901, 2907,
2916, 3418, 3419, 3420, 3421,
3423, 3425, 3426, 3427, 3430,
3431, 3432, 3437, 3440, 3441,
3444, 3452, 3453, 3454, 3455,
3456, 3457, 3458, 3459, 3460,
3461, 3462, 3463, 3465.
Congregation of the Resurrection
Archives: 143.
Connor Block, Breslau: 2518, 4428.
Conrad Bros, Waterloo: 2451, 4298.
Conrad Grebel College: 143, 153, 155,
333, 551, 583, 601, 616, 671, 672,
1015, 1213, 1356, 1367, 1449,
1678, 2885, 2892, 2908, 3254,
3306, 3918.
Corporate Subject Index
543
Conrad Grebel College Board of
Governors: 1678.
Conrad Grebel College Library: 154,
3146.
Conservation Review Board: 2587.
Conservative Mennonite Church,
Hawkesville: 4473, 4478.
Conservative Mennonite Church of
Ontario: 550, 3267, 3269, 3276,
3277, 3358, 3371.
Conservative Party: 1294, 1474, 1522,
1686, 1700, 3977, 4114, 4117,
4119, 4146, 4149, 4286.
Consolidated Bank, Ayr: 1720, 4179.
Consolidated Bank, Berlin: 1165.
Consolidated Sand and Gravel Ltd,
Preston: 2760.
Cooks Pharmacy, Elmira: 4217.
Cooper Co. Limited: 1937.
Cooperative Commonwealth
Federation: 4117, 4118.
Cord Weekly: 2875, 3038.
Cornell and Rodgers, Berlin: 2055.
Coronation Peat Works, Linwood:
4478.
Coronation Public School, Preston:
2782, 4452.
Country Women’s Rest Room: 4212.
Countryside Mennonite Fellowship
Church, Hawkesville: 3269.
Courtland Avenue School, Berlin:
978, 1384, 2726, 2782, 2818, 3775,
4298, 4299, 4380.
Courtland Avenue School, Kitchener:
2726, 2748, 2782, 4107, 4380.
Cow Benefit Society: 4268.
Cowan and Co., Galt: 29, 1302, 1693,
1986, 2235, 2236, 2237, 2379,
4246.
Cramer House, Kitchener: 3774.
Crane Supply, Galt: 4261.
Cranston Novelty Co.: 3888.
Credit Valley Railway: 332, 1693,
1696, 1866, 2055, 2069, 2070,
2344, 4212, 4251.
Cressman Meats and Cheese,
Kitchener: 4349, 4350.
Cressman Mennonite Cemetery,
Breslau: 362, 3260.
Cressman Mennonite Church,
Breslau: 1180, 1358, 2518, 3237,
3259, 3260, 3275, 3314, 3316,
3342, 3627, 3927, 4428.
Cromarty’s Livery, Galt: 332.
Crombie Foundry, Galt: 1866, 4246,
4266.
Crompton Corset Co., Berlin: 1856,
1857, 2039, 4380.
Crosshill Anglican Church: 4470.
Crosshill Infantry Company: 4079,
4111.
Crosshill Mennonite Congregation:
990, 3275, 3339.
Crosshill Post Office: 2061, 2095,
2117, 4470, 4478.
Crosshill Red Cross Society: 4472.
Crown Furniture Co., Preston: 22,
1508, 1862.
Crown Inn: 2172.
Crown Land Office, Elora: 4473.
Crown Lands Department: 256, 4473.
Crown Trailer, New Hamburg: 4499.
Cruickston Stock Farm: 4435.
Cutting Room, Kitchener: 515, 3365.
The Cycle Age: 1451.
D. and H. Becker, New Hamburg:
4382.
D.G. Denison, Berlin: 1198.
D.H. Moyer and Co, Waterloo: 1640,
1976.
D. Hibner and Co., Berlin: 316, 326,
1397, 1434, 1464, 1856, 1859,
2412, 2579, 3775, 4374.
D.L. Knechtel and Co., Mannheim:
1974.
D W & W News: 2010.
Daily Telegraph and Daily News
Record: 83, 89, 111, 3897, 4128,
4443.
Daily Times: 3895.
Daisy Manufacturing Co., Preston:
1862.
Dardarian Oriental Rug Company,
Kitchener: 704.
Dare Foods, Kitchener: 1737, 2026,
2239, 2240, 2600, 4354.
Das Kirchenblatt: 85, 110, 671, 672,
1992, 3517, 3535, 3537, 3548.
Das Wochenblatt: 90, 110, 3895.
David Bean and Sons, Waterloo: 85.
David Eby Mennonite Church,
Waterloo: 462, 3259, 3275, 3329,
3365, 4412.
David Martin Mennonites: 3371.
Day-Smith Ltd, Hespeler: 1950, 4278,
4285, 4289.
De Luxe Upholstering Co. Ltd,
Kitchener: 22, 1614.
Del Monte Hotel, Preston: 332, 2076,
2153, 2155, 2184, 4237, 4275,
4395.
Delaware Indians: 187.
Delta Park Baptist Church: 3412.
Deluxe Upholstering Co., Kitchener:
333, 1991.
Demille College, Freeport: 622.
Department of Labour: 2010.
Der Canadische Bauernfreund: 37,
83, 85, 88, 91, 109, 110, 112, 294,
633, 664, 671, 672, 1295, 1794,
1992, 2033, 4412.
Der Canadische Beobachter: 85, 92,
106, 109, 110, 112, 294, 664, 671,
672, 1794, 4255.
Der Canadische Kolonist: 93, 109,
112, 665, 671, 672, 3895.
Der Deutsche Canadier: 25, 84, 85,
86, 87, 109, 110, 112, 157, 249,
294, 326, 349, 350, 611, 633, 635,
664, 665, 671, 672, 846, 1358,
1545, 1794, 2453, 3563, 3870,
3893, 3894, 3895, 3973, 4371,
4380.
Der Deutsche Canadier und
Allgemeiner Anzeiger: 110.
Der Deutsche Canadier und
Neuigkeitsbote: 83, 94, 110, 1366,
2843.
Der Deutsche Reformer: 95, 109, 110,
112, 633, 671, 672, 3895, 4412.
Der Evangeliums Bote: 85.
Der Friedensbote: 3897.
Der Mennonitische Friedensbote:
3312.
Der Morgenstem: 83, 85, 96, 105,
109, 110, 112, 157, 294, 611, 671,
672, 3893, 3895, 4380, 4412.
Der Neu-Hamburger Neutrale: 85,
88, 97, 110, 112, 633, 664, 671,
672, 764, 1992, 2767, 3894, 4386,
4499.
Der Reichsbote: 671, 672.
Desmar Holdings: 2179.
Detweiler and Shantz Foundry,
Elmira: 4525.
Detweiler and Shantz, Preston: 37,
1165, 1787, 1974, 4393, 4394.
Detweiler Mennonite Cemetery,
Roseville: 433.
Detweiler Mennonite Church,
Roseville: 433, 2539, 3232, 3259,
3275, 3279, 3316, 3342, 3365,
3374, 4212.
Deutsch-Canadier Pressverein: 110,
4443.
Deutsch-Canadische Familienblaetter:
110, 671, 672.
Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft
Ontario: 630, 671, 672.
544
Corporate Subject Index
Deutsche Bund Canada; 326, 4145.
Deutsche Druck- und Verlags-
gesellschaft, Berlin: 110, 672.
Deutsche Eiche, Berlin: 671, 672.
Deutsche Pfingstgemeinde, Waterloo:
671, 672.
Deutsche Protestantische
Evangelische Christliche
Gemeinde, Berlin: 4372.
Deutsche Sprachschule Concordia,
Kitchener: 671, 672.
Deutsche Zeitung: 85, 98, 110, 112,
157, 326, 507, 664, 671, 672, 682,
3895, 4145, 4380.
Deutschen Verein: 326.
Deutscher Bund Canada: 671, 672,
682.
Deutscher Schulverein: 2808.
Deutscher Verein Kitchener: 671,
672.
Deutsches Gast Haus: 2172.
Deutsches Theater des Turnvereine,
Preston: 3029, 3034.
Developmental Centre, Waterloo:
4033.
Devitt Block, Waterloo: 333.
DeZurik of Canada Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Diamond Furniture Co., Berlin: 1856,
4298.
Dickie Cemetery, Dumfries N
Township: 157, 402, 454, 458,
830.
Dickson Centre, Galt: 4261.
Dickson Mills, Galt: 332, 1245, 1722,
1963, 1986, 2409, 2425, 4251.
Dickson School, Galt: 143, 2561,
2782, 2786, 4233, 4246, 4263.
Dickson Street Theatre: 1845.
Die Ontario Glocke: 85, 112, 326,
671, 672, 3895.
Die Prestoner Zeitung: 110.
Die Waage: 110, 664, 671, 672, 2808.
Diefenbacher and Bros., Bridgeport:
4193, 4196.
Dietrich’s Bakeiy, Berlin: 1331, 4374.
Dietrich’s Bakery, Kitchener: 13,
2396, 4362.
Diocese of Hamilton: 423, 3437, 3442.
Distillers Corporation-Seagrams Ltd:
1857.
Dixon Dairy, Galt: 2130, 4261.
Dobbie Glenoit Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Dobbie Industries, Galt: 332, 2478,
4261.
Doering Grist Mill, Wellesley: 2437,
2440, 2512, 2608, 4484.
Doering Tannery, Philipsburg: 4499.
Doering Trunk Co., Waterloo: 1211.
Doerr Electric Co., Kitchener: 1895.
Doerson Inn, St Agatha: 4499.
The Dominion: 1885.
Dominion Agricultural Credit Co.:
1257.
Dominion Bakery, Kitchener: 2635.
Dominion Bank, Berlin: 4374, 4380.
Dominion Bank, Hespeler: 332, 1729,
2994.
Dominion Bank, New Dundee: 4490,
4499.
Dominion Brick and Tile, Breslau:
3237.
Dominion Button Works, Berlin: 1,
326, 671, 672, 1319, 1547, 1600,
1631, 1634, 1636, 1637, 1855,
1859, 2039, 2053, 2599, 4370,
4374.
Dominion Button Works, Kitchener:
13, 1406, 1628, 1859, 1871, 1884,
2040, 4370.
Dominion Carriage Works, New
Hamburg: 1, 4386.
Dominion Commission of
Conservation: 4525.
Dominion Curling Club, Ayr: 3863.
Dominion-Electrohome Industries
Ltd, Kitchener: 326, 671, 672,
1169, 1703, 1737, 1857, 1864,
1893, 1991, 2013, 2026, 2029,
2503, 3739, 4354.
Dominion Express Co.: 2195.
Dominion Fiber Co.: 2379.
Dominion Freightways Company
Ltd., Hespeler: 4269, 4279.
Dominion Hotel, St Jacobs: 1, 4517,
4521.
Dominion Life Assurance Co.: 1, 13,
143, 333, 671, 672, 983, 1184,
1438, 1439, 1518, 1530, 1531,
1587, 1659, 1660, 1704, 1807,
1808, 1809, 1824, 1857, 2179,
2461, 3739, 4318, 4412, 4413,
4416, 4422.
Dominion Linseed Oil Co.: 1195,
1501, 1503, 1674.
Dominion Millers’ Association: 1294.
Dominion Mineral Water-works, Galt:
4237.
Dominion Mortgage Association:
1257.
Dominion of Canada Victory Loan
Bonds: 1704.
Dominion Philatelic Association:
3810.
Dominion Pianos, Berlin: 1850.
Dominion Power and Transmission
Co.: 2122.
Dominion Rubber Co., Berlin: 316,
1853, 1856, 1881, 1899, 2403.
Dominion Rubber Co., Elmira: 4220,
4225, 4226.
Dominion Rubber Co., Kitchener:
326, 333, 1006, 1154, 1183, 1506,
1581, 1605, 1685, 1737, 1875,
1881, 1885, 1894, 1903, 1924,
1945, 1993, 2012, 2016, 2026,
3739, 4354.
Dominion Rubber Machinery Shops,
Kitchener: 1261, 1853, 1924, 2023,
4354.
Dominion Soap Works, Galt: 1165.
Dominion Sugar Co., Berlin: 316,
1797, 1879, 2179.
Dominion Sugar Co., Kitchener:
1797, 1857, 1879.
Dominion Table Co., Berlin: 4380.
Dominion Tack and Nail Co., Galt:
4261.
Dominion Tariff Board: 1257.
Dominion Telegraph Co., Toronto:
1451.
Dominion Textiles Division,
Kitchener: 1924.
Dominion Thresher Co. Ltd, New
Hamburg: 2021.
Dominion Tire Factory, Kitchener:
316, 1580, 1838, 1853, 1855, 1857,
1899, 1924, 2012, 2023, 3044,
4380.
Dominion Truck Equipment Co.,
Kitchener: 1195, 1409, 1857, 1871,
1891.
Dominion Woollens and Worsteds,
Hespeler: 332, 1001, 1557, 1865,
1886, 1908, 1932, 1950, 1961,
1975, 1986, 1988, 2005, 2010,
2020, 2242, 2864, 4273, 4274,
4282, 4285, 4289.
Don Johnstone’s Highway Furniture
Store, Kitchener: 4036.
Don King’s Barbershop, Elmira:
4217.
Don’s Home Centre, Linwood: 4519.
Don Schell’s Barbering Salon,
Elmira: 4217.
Doon and Blair Women’s Institute:
4454.
Doon Band: 4454.
Doon Carriage Works: 4454.
Doon Cemetery: 157, 372, 1089, 3088,
4264, 4429, 4454.
Doon Choral and Drama Club: 4454
Corporate Subject Index
545
Doon Christadelphian Church: 157,
2648, 4429, 4439, 4454.
Doon Cooperage: 37, 4454.
Doon Cordage Co.: 2700, 4423, 4454.
Doon Flour Mills: 37.
Doon Heritage Crossroads: 3, 143,
374, 488, 581, 1200, 1513, 1725,
1751, 1779, 1947, 2167, 2181,
2466, 2467, 2544, 2545, 2607,
2618, 3118, 3119, 3181, 3942,
3943, 4426.
Doon Hotel: 2172.
Doon Ladies Horseshoe Club: 4454.
Doon Methodist Church: 157, 1216,
2470, 2648, 4423, 4429, 4439,
4454.
Doon Mill: 294, 1375, 1376, 1377,
2648, 3056, 4429, 4454.
Doon Patriotic Society: 3161.
Doon Pioneer Tower Cemetery: 373.
Doon Pioneer Village: 23, 156, 185,
Drexler Sewing Machines, Elmira:
2410.
Dueck Motors Garage, Preston: 4396.
Dumarts Meat Packing, Kitchener:
326, 1867, 1871, 1891, 1949, 4112,
4374.
Dumfries Agricultural Society: 1374,
1877, 3825, 4198, 4240, 4251,
4262, 4266.
Dumfries Courier: 78, 83, 84, 85,
105, 120, 1453, 1721, 3872, 3888,
4125, 4255, 4266.
Dumfries Foundry, Galt: 1400, 1401,
1520, 1524, 1909, 1986, 4266.
Dumfries Mills, Galt: 37, 302, 1324,
1328, 1626, 1680, 2379, 4202,
4248, 4251, 4262.
Dumfries Mutual Insurance Co.:
1216.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#15, Ayr
School: 2701.
186, 198, 216, 1037,
1186,
1218,
Dumfries N Township,
S.S.#15,
1219,
1238,
1288,
1303,
1318,
Greenfield School: 2817, 4212.
1322,
1327,
1437,
1497,
1556,
Dumfries N Township,
S.S.#16,
1602,
1623,
1725,
1777,
1787,
Wrigley’s Comers:
2782, 2783,
1878,
2138,
2181,
2190,
2441,
2817, 3863, 4212.
2470,
2491,
2493,
2533,
2572,
Dumfries N Township,
S.S.#17,
2620,
3050,
3074,
3101,
3181,
Branchton: 1026,
2817, 4200,
3438,
3743,
3809,
3859,
3860,
4212.
3885,
3898,
3899,
3900,
3905,
Dumfries N Township,
S.S.#18,
3911,
3914,
3918,
3926,
3927,
Riverside: 1680, 1681, 1765, 1769,
3934,
3937,
3938,
3940,
3942,
2703, 2782, 2817,
4212, 4215,
3943,
3944,
3950,
3955,
4429,
4230.
4439,
4454, 4494.
Dumfries N Township,
S.S.#19,
Doon Post Office: 4429. Stone School: 1160, 2743, 2800,
Doon Presbyterian Church: 157, 372,
1191, 2441, 2470, 2648, 3660,
3681, 4423, 4429, 4439, 4454.
Doon Sawmill: 4454.
Doon School of Fine Arts: 1421,
1877, 2441, 2470, 2513, 3056,
3102, 3105, 3113, 3863, 3942,
4429, 4439, 4454.
Doon Twines, Doon: 2470, 2578.
Doon Twines, Kitchener: 143, 1857,
1973, 2379, 3739, 4315, 4380,
4423, 4454.
Doon United Church: 157, 3929,
4423, 4454.
Dorking Women’s Institute: 3789,
3847, 4467.
Dotzert Glove Co., Ltd, Waterloo: 13.
Dover Mills, Preston: 1963, 2153.
Dreisinger Funeral Home, Elmira:
4217, 4225.
Dreisinger Furniture Store, Elmira:
2410, 4519.
2817, 4201, 4212.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#20,
Reidsville: 2788, 2817, 4212.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#21,
Little’s Corners: 2817, 4204, 4212,
4230.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#22,
Roseville: 2817, 4210, 4212.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#25,
Dickie Settlement: 830, 1216,
1544, 2539, 2788, 2817, 3672,
3863, 4199, 4212.
Dumfries N Township, S.S.#26, Mill
Creek: 1303, 1304, 1374, 2727,
2810, 2816, 2817, 3672, 4207,
4212, 4264.
Dumfries Reformer: 78, 85, 99, 105,
120, 157, 332, 1165, 1467, 1688,
1720, 1722, 1723, 1724, 3872,
4018, 4125, 4155, 4212, 4237,
4263, 4266.
Dumfries Township Council: 4214.
Dumfries Township Hall: 1160, 2495.
Duncan Fisher’s Foundry, Galt: 1986.
Dunke Block, Elmira: 2116, 2988,
4217, 4220, 4221, 4525.
Dunker Construction, Kitchener:
2080, 2748, 4017.
Dunning and Boschert Press Co.,
Ltd. of Syracuse, N.Y.: 1843.
Durand and Andrews, barristers,
Berlin: 1165.
Duro Brass and Plastics Co., Galt:
4261.
Dutchman Home Builders, Kitchener:
2493.
E. and E. Seegmiller, Heidelberg:
1843, 3898.
E. and S. Shoe Co., Kitchener: 2396.
E.M. Coleman Ltd, Galt: 4204.
E.O. Ritz and Co., Berlin: 1.
E.O. Weber Co., Waterloo: 1508.
E.S. Otto Department Store, Elmira:
4225.
E. Schierholtz and Co., Waterloo:
4298.
E. Schnarr and Sons, Kitchener:
1195.
E.T. Coleman Hardware Store, New
Dundee: 2168, 4495.
E. Vogelsang and Co., Berlin: 1914,
1974.
Eagle Tannery, Berlin: 2, 127, 1151,
1850, 3775, 4193, 4377, 4441.
Early Presbyterian Cemetery,
Woolwich Township: 473.
Eastern Canada Synod, Evangelical
Lutheran Church in America:
2904, 3525, 3564.
Eastern Canada Synod, United
Lutheran Church in America:
3526.
Eastern Steel Products/Frink
Canada, Preston: 332, 524, 4396.
Eastern Synod, Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Canada: 85, 143, 157,
671, 672, 1244, 2153, 2904, 3525,
3526, 3564, 3897.
Eastwood and Berlin Railway Co.:
2069, 2070.
Eastwood Collegiate, Kitchener: 326,
1288, 1289, 2737, 2804.
Ebenezer Chapel, Bloomingdale:
3499.
Eby’s Church, Berlin: 157, 1353,
3238.
Eby’s Hotel, St Jacobs: 1717.
546
Corporate Subject Index
Eby’s School, Berlin: 1347, 1353,
2818, 2843, 4380.
Eby Village, Kitchener: 3774.
Echo von St Johannes: 85.
Economical Group: 143.
Economical Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.: 1, 13, 22, 29, 143, 326, 333,
671, 672, 868, 1168, 1269, 1372,
1484, 1485, 1496, 1530, 1531,
1535, 1546, 1558, 1573, 1591,
1600, 1601, 1604, 1645, 1658,
1810, 1811, 1812, 1833, 1857,
2055, 2179, 2600, 4136, 4191,
4298, 4315, 4347, 4354, 4371,
4374.
Edenborough Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Edinburgh Courant: 691.
Edward Everatt Hotel, Haysville:
2798.
Eldale Valley Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Electric Meter and Stamping Co.,
New Hamburg: 4382.
Elgin Mills, Hawkesville: 4473.
Elgo Shutter (Canada) Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Elizabeth Ziegler Elementary School,
Waterloo: 143, 333, 1340, 1726,
2434, 2562, 2742, 2780, 2781,
2782, 3014, 4407, 4412.
Elliot, Hunt and Co., Preston: 2005,
4390, 4394.
Elliott’s Distillery, Galt: 4266.
Elliott Soap Works, Galt: 1851, 3888,
4237, 4253, 4263.
Ellis and Howard Electric Co.,
Kitchener: 4521.
Ellis and Hunt, Speedsville: 1165,
1974.
Ellis and Trausome, Ayr: 1983.
Elm Flax Mills: 1500, 1501.
Elmdale Old Boys’ Reunion, 1957:
4430.
Elmdale Women’s Institute: 2829,
3789, 4430.
The Elmira Advertiser: 85, 105, 671,
672, 1598, 3050, 4222, 4525.
Elmira Agricultural Co.: 1, 2001,
4222, 4225.
Elmira Agriculture Grounds: 4221.
Elmira Aluminum: 4223.
Elmira and District Association for
the Mentally Retarded: 2160.
Elmira and Woolwich Agricultural
Society: 3847, 3848, 4227.
Elmira and Woolwich Community
Theatre: 4225.
Elmira Anzeiger: 1, 37, 85, 100, 109,
112, 671, 672, 1795, 3050, 4222,
4525.
Elmira Bakery: 4225.
Elmira Baptist Church: 157, 1646,
4217.
Elmira Board of Health: 4225.
Elmira Board of Trade: 143, 1185,
1297, 1474, 1710, 4222, 4223,
4227, 4525.
Elmira Bootee Co.: 4223.
Elmira Boys’ Bugle Band: 4227.
Elmira Brass Band: 1710, 4217, 4220.
Elmira Brickyard: 1943.
Elmira Chamber of Commerce: 143,
4217.
Elmira Continuation School: 1261,
1943, 2712, 2782, 2795.
Elmira District Secondary School:
2698, 2744, 2782, 4217, 4225,
4473.
Elmira District Secondary School
Orchestra: 3050.
Elmira Evangelical Church: 157,
4082, 4221, 4525.
Elmira Fall Fair: 4217, 4225.
Elmira Farmers’ Market: 4217.
Elmira Felt Co.: 1, 1924, 4220, 4226.
Elmira Fire Department: 4217, 4222,
4225, 4226, 4227.
Elmira Flouring Mills: 1569.
Elmira Furniture Co.: 1, 29, 4220,
4223, 4225, 4227.
Elmira Germania Society: 3782.
Elmira Girl Guides: 4225.
Elmira Glee Club: 4525.
Elmira Golf and Curling Club: 4220.
Elmira High School: 2782, 2795.
Elmira Horticultural Society: 1297,
1595, 1598, 4222, 4225, 4227.
Elmira House: 4217, 4222.
Elmira Independent: 4383, 4472.
Elmira Insurance Agency: 4217.
Elmira Interior Woodwork Co.: 29.
Elmira Joint Stock Milling Co.: 1185,
1569.
Elmira Lions Club: 2988.
Elmira Livery Stable: 4217.
Elmira Machine Industries: 4225.
Elmira Machinery and Transmission
Co.: 29.
Elmira Maennerchor: 4525.
Elmira Maple Syrup Festival: 2205,
3743, 4217, 4220, 4225.
Elmira Meat Market: 4217.
Elmira Mechanics’ Institute: 1474,
2782, 2987, 2988, 2989, 4220,
4525.
Elmira Medical Center: 4217.
Elmira Memorial Arena: 3839.
Elmira Mennonite Church: 3241,
3243, 3259, 3275, 3365, 3397,
4217, 4221.
Elmira Methodist Church: 157, 4082.
Elmira Milling Co.: 3050, 4220.
Elmira Monthly Fair: 1795, 4220,
4222, 4227.
Elmira Municipal Council: 1569.
Elmira Music Center: 4217.
Elmira Musical Society: 1297, 1710,
3030, 3050, 4217, 4220, 4222,
4225.
Elmira Old Boys’ and Girls’ Reunion:
4217.
Elmira Pentecostal Tabernacle: 4217.
Elmira Pig Fair: 4217.
Elmira Police Department: 4217,
4225.
Elmira Post Office: 2095, 2116.
Elmira Printing Co.: 85.
Elmira Public Library: 13, 143, 157,
1598, 2410, 2987, 2988, 2989,
2995, 4217, 4220, 4221, 4222,
4225, 4226, 4227, 4525, 4527.
Elmira Public Library Board: 2989.
Elmira Public School: 1599, 1700,
2782, 2795, 3030, 4221, 4222,
4226, 4227.
Elmira Public Utilities Commission:
1710, 4217, 4227.
Elmira Railway Station: 2095, 2123,
4217, 4225.
Elmira Recreation Council: 4220.
Elmira Red Cross Society: 1710.
Elmira Roman Catholic Church: 157,
4221.
Elmira School Board: 1119, 1705,
4220.
Elmira Scout Troop: 3839, 4225.
Elmira Shirt and Overall Co.: 4220,
4223, 4227.
The Elmira Signet: 3, 85, 10i, 105,
110, 157, 1184, 1474, 1598, 1686,
1989, 2943, 3894, 3896, 4217,
4220, 4221, 4222, 4525.
Elmira Snyder Ltd., Waterloo: 1991.
Elmira Stamp Club: 4225.
Elmira Stove Works Inc.: 4225.
Elmira Theatorium: 3030, 3050, 4225.
Elmira Town Council: 1185, 1710,
3974, 3989, 4025, 4217, 4219,
4226, 4227.
Elmira Tumverein: 671, 672, 4525.
Elmira Union Cemetery: 379.
Elmira Upholstering Co.: 1.
Corporate Subject Index
547
Elmira Village Council: 3974, 4025.
Elmira Woollen Mills: 37.
Emergent^ Measures Organization:
2097.
Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener:
2877, 2878, 2879, 3275, 3315,
3337, 3391.
Emmanuel Bible School, Kitchener:
2877, 3337, 3391.
Emmanuel Christian Centre, Elmira:
4217.
Emmanuel Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Bridgeport:
3498, 4190.
Emmanuel Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Waterloo: 1, 13,
157, 1187, 3487, 3494, 3501, 4412,
4441.
Emmanuel Lutheran Cemetery,
Petersburg: 354.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
Petersburg: 157, 354, 3519, 3538,
4494, 4499.
Emmanuel United Church,
Bridgeport: 3498.
Emmanuel United Church, Waterloo:
3487, 3501.
Emphasis on Faith and Living: 3315.
Empire Junior Public School,
Waterloo: 2780, 2781, 2782.
Empire Restaurant, Hespeler: 4285.
The Emporium, New Dundee: 2570,
4495.
Emporium of Fashion, Linwood:
1740.
Emporium of Fashion, Wellesley: 37,
1740.
Empress of India: 4228, 4255.
Engineered Electric Controls Co.,
Galt: 332.
Enterprising Elmira: 3050, 4220,
4223.
Erb and Argo, Preston: 4393, 4394.
Erb and Betzner, St Jacobs: 1165.
Erb and Bricker, Breslau: 1976.
Erb and Oberholtzer, Bloomingdale:
1974, 4449.
Erb and Son, Preston: 1976, 4393,
4394, 4517.
Erb Block, Preston: 2050.
Erb Brothers, Preston: 4393.
Erb, Cairns and Co., Berlin: 553.
Erb’s Mill, Preston: 294.
Erb’s Mill, Waterloo: 1368, 3872,
4422.
Erb Street Mennonite Cemetery,
Waterloo: 462.
Erb Street Mennonite Church,
Waterloo: 333, 462, 565, 616,
1187, 3246, 3277, 3329, 3365,
3401, 3774, 4412, 4422.
Erbsville Steam Saw, Shingle and
Lath Mills: 37.
Ernest Moore Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Ernst and Cressman, New Hamburg:
1, 4382, 4386.
Esson’s Photographic Atelier,
Preston: 1, 1198, 2076, 4263,
4395.
Estonian Society: 1423.
Etchwood Restaurant, Elmira: 4217.
Euler Business College, Kitchener:
3164, 3365, 4380.
Evangel United Missionary Church,
Kitchener: 3278.
Evangelical Association: 316, 326,
635, 681, 1270, 1277, 1637, 1706,
2019, 2460, 3484, 3488, 3490,
3493, 3494, 3502, 3503, 3631,
3632, 4388.
Evangelical Association of Berlin -
Young People’s Alliance: 3489.
Evangelical Cemetery, St Jacobs: 157,
4512.
Evangelical Fellowship, Kitchener:
3616.
Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of
Canada: 333, 671, 672, 2899, 3537.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Canada, United Lutheran Church
in America: 2904, 3525, 3526,
3564.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Central Canada: 2904, 3525, 3537,
3564.
Evangelical Mennonite Mission
Conference: 550.
Evangelical Protestant Church: 1243.
Evangelical United Brethren Church:
3491, 3493, 3505, 4513.
Evangelical United Brethren Church,
Bridgeport: 157, 4196.
Evangelical United Brethren Church,
St Jacobs: 157, 404, 3484, 4512,
4521, 4522.
Evangelical United Brethren Church,
Wilmot Centre: 157, 2441, 3486.
Evangelisch-Lutherische Bethel-
gemeinde, Waterloo: 671, 672.
Evangeliums Panier: 85, 3296, 3315,
3391.
Evans and Co., Galt: 4246.
Evening Times: 3895.
Eventide Home, Galt: 1528, 3709.
Excelsior Horse Shoeing Shop,
Wellesley: 4466.
Excelsior Literary Society,
Mannheim: 3258.
Explorer Fabricating Inc., Elmira:
4225.
F. Cole and Son: 2379.
F.D.R. Tool and Machine Co.,
Preston: 4396.
F. Guggisberg’s cabinet factory,
Preston: 1862, 4390, 4394.
F.H. Montgomery Wilderness Area:
3779.
F.J. Brown and Son, Galt: 4263.
F-K Motor Transport Ltd, Preston:
4396.
F.W.R. Dickson Wilderness Area:
1322, 3779.
Fairview Cemetery, Baden: 4499.
Fairview Mennonite Home, Preston:
1449, 2760, 3275, 3365, 3402,
3837, 3856, 3952, 4060, 4452.
Fairview Shopping Centre, Kitchener:
326, 2666.
Faith Lutheran Church, Kitchener:
3616.
Family and Children’s Services of the
Region of Waterloo: 143.
Family Compact: 1325, 4260.
Farm and Dairy: 158.
Farm and Dairy and Rural Home:
158.
The Farmer’s Advocate: 158.
Farmer’s Magazine: 158.
Farmers’ Hotel, Waterloo: 333.
Farmers’ Inn, Berlin: 2172, 4315.
Farmers’ Inn, Blair: 2172, 4437.
Farmers’ Inn, St Agatha: 4487.
Farmers’ Inn, St Jacobs: 4517.
Farmers’ Magazine: 158.
Farmers’ Manufactory, Berlin: 1636.
Farming: 158.
The Farming World: 158.
The Farming World and the
Canadian Farm and Home: 158.
Farr Alpaca Co.: 1865, 1975.
Farrel and Co., Galt: 1861.
Farwell Foundry Ltd, Waterloo: 1211.
Farwell, Zimmermann and Co.: 2128.
Federal Union No. 17: 3785.
Federated Junior Farmers’
Association, Waterloo County:
3847.
Federation of Polish Societies of
Canada: 3820.
548
Corporate Subject Index
Ferguson-Pattinson Co., Preston:
1558, 2379.
Fire and Storm Aid Union: 577,
3308, 3339, 3368.
First Baptist Church, Galt: 3412.
First Baptist Church, Waterloo: 4412.
First Christian Reformed Church,
Kitchener: 3707.
First Church of Christ Scientist,
Berlin: 1637, 2489, 4298, 4299.
First Church of Christ Scientist, Galt:
2478, 4229.
First Church of Christ Scientist,
Kitchener: 1258, 1378, 1567, 1669,
1726, 3717, 4380.
First Delta Baptist Church,
Cambridge: 3412.
First English Lutheran Church,
Berlin: 2453, 3563, 4371, 4380.
First Lutheran Church, Waterloo
(Die Alte Kirche): 333.
First Mennonite Church Cemetery,
Kitchener: 8, 157, 363, 420, 2618,
3097.
First Mennonite Church, Kitchener:
8, 191, 363, 602, 671, 672, 1191,
1347, 3232, 3238, 3239, 3248,
3254, 3259, 3274, 3275, 3277,
3299, 3310, 3342, 3361, 3365,
3366, 3398, 3399, 3774, 3876,
3889, 3928.
First Presbyterian Church, Galt: 157,
1284, 3049, 3667, 3688, 4229.
First St Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Wellesley: 439.
First St Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Wellesley: 3507, 3525.
First United Church, Galt: 157, 332,
411, 704, 1181, 1185, 1187, 1404,
1482, 1679, 1680, 2425, 2846,
3634, 3667, 3687, 3688, 3689,
4212, 4233, 4264.
First United Church, Waterloo: 13,
143, 157, 1182, 1321, 1659, 1685,
1700, 3213, 3626, 3635.
First United Presbyterian Church,
Galt: 157, 332, 3672, 3689.
Firth-Brown Tools, Galt: 2243, 4232,
4261.
Fischer and Co., Berlin: 1974.
Fischman Spring Co., Kitchener:
1446, 1672, 1719.
Fisher and Lutz, Galt: 1693, 1695,
1696.
Fisher and McQuesten, Hamilton:
1693.
Fisher’s Bread Co., Galt: 4261.
Fisher’s Mill: 294, 4451.
Five Nations Indians: 188, 221.
Fleetfoot Rubber Co., Elmira: 4220.
Fleming Gray Ltd, Galt: 4228, 4261.
Floradale Evangelical Church: 1569,
2149, 4515, 4527.
Floradale Hotel: 4515.
Floradale Mennonite Church: 369,
800, 1223, 3259, 3275, 3341, 3365,
4513, 4515, 4527.
Floradale Mills: 1953, 2459.
Floradale Post Office: 2149.
Forbes Park, Hespeler: 1932.
Foreman Park Brewery, Berlin: 2756.
Forest Heights Collegiate, Kitchener:
2749.
Forest Hill United Church,
Kitchener: 3719.
Forest Mills, Galt: 1866.
Forward Baptist Church, Galt: 3417.
Forwell Sand and Gravel, Breslau:
1162.
Foster- Armstrong Co., Berlin: 1,
1926, 4374.
Fountain Flower Shop, Kitchener: 83.
Four Wheel Drive Co., Kitchener:
326, 1298, 1409, 1699, 1857.
Frame Neckwear Co., Waterloo: 2008.
Frank’s Orchestra, Preston: 4392.
Franklin Avenue Elementary School,
Kitchener: 1931.
Franklin Hotel, Berlin: 4136, 4372.
Franklin Lumber Co., Galt: 4261.
Franklin Manufacturing Co., Galt:
4261.
Fraser Hardware Co., Galt: 1386.
Fraser Hardware Store, Ayr: 3761.
Fraser Tool Engineering, Galt: 4261.
Fred C. Miller Electric Ltd, Elmira:
4217.
Freddie’s Tavern, Preston: 2155.
Frederick Street Schoolhouse, Berlin:
2818, 2843.
Free Church, Bridgeport: 2387, 4190,
4197.
Free Church of Scotland: 1224, 3682.
Free Presbyterian Church of Canada:
3655, 3663.
Free Will Baptist Church: 3413.
Freeborn Cemetery, Wellesley
Township: 388, 405.
Freeport Academy: 13, 1083, 1208,
1639, 2101, 2782, 2812, 3492,
4380, 4450.
Freeport Cemetery: 157, 3097, 4426.
Freeport Hospital: 143, 1422, 4029,
4042, 4049.
Freeport Methodist Circuit: 448.
Freeport Pioneer Cemetery: 494.
Freeport Post Office: 2101.
Freeport Sanatorium: 13, 1178, 1334,
1442, 1502, 2050, 3559, 3771,
3773, 4029, 4031, 4042, 4056,
4081, 4247, 4311, 4380, 4426,
4454.
Freeport Sanatorium Auxiliary: 1282,
1363, 4029, 4042, 4278.
Freeport United Church: 1185, 2101,
3492, 3905, 3937, 3944, 4426.
Freiburg Hotel: 2172.
Freiburger’s Meat Market, Elmira:
4217, 4519.
Freie Presse: 85, 102, 109, 110, 112,
157, 326, 671, 672, 4380.
Freie Presse Actien-Gesellschaft: 102,
110.
Friedensfest of 1871, Berlin: 127,
326, 333, 653, 671, 672, 681,
1277, 3009, 3016, 3034, 3456,
3814, 3815, 4299, 4318, 4356,
4370, 4372, 4380, 4422.
Friends of Doon: 3914.
Fromm Bros, Galt: 4261.
Frontiersmen: 1758.
Funcraft Ltd, Galt: 2080.
FWD Corporation (Canada) Ltd,
Kitchener: 1737.
G.H. Lawrence Bakery, Ayr: 2429.
G.H. Thomas and Son, Galt: 2777.
G.O. Philip’s Cigars, Billiards and
Pool Room, Berlin: 4298.
G.T.O. Carwash, Kitchener: 2197.
G.V. Oberholtzer Shoe Co., Berlin: 1,
1319, 1971, 4298, 4374.
Gailer Bros, Kitchener: 4473.
Gale Presbyterian Church, Elmira:
157, 2410, 3683, 4217, 4513, 4525.
Gallery of the Theatre of the Arts,
University of Waterloo: 3136.
Galt Agricultural Fair: 1741.
Galt Aircraft School: 4255.
Galt Amateur Athletic Association:
1181, 4233.
Galt and Guelph Railway: 7, 325,
326, 332, 1741, 2044, 2055, 2063,
2069, 2070, 2074, 2128, 2132,
2477, 4266, 4380, 4393.
Galt and Preston Street Railway Co.:
2069, 2070, 2122, 4255.
Galt and Suburban Roads
Commission: 4212.
Galt Anti-Tuberculosis League: 4031.
Corporate Subject Index
549
Galt Arena; 3750, 4232.
Galt Armoury: 332, 2478, 2593, 4087.
Galt Art Metal Co.; 1664, 1671.
Galt Baseball Club: 3750.
Galt Board of Education: 1393, 1721,
2864, 4247.
Galt Board of Health: 1510, 4062,
4263.
Galt Board of Public Works: 2786,
4023, 4261.
Galt Board of Trade: 19, 1284, 1362,
3766, 4237, 4238, 4246.
Galt Boys’ Home: 4041.
Galt Brass Works: 13, 1883, 1927,
3883, 4237, 4261.
Galt Brewery: 1165, 1861, 1983.
Galt-British Forge Ltd: 4261.
Galt Building Society: 1825.
Galt Business and Professional
Women’s Club: 4008.
Galt Business College: 1306, 2884,
4237, 4263.
Galt-Canadian Woodworking
Machinery Ltd: 4261.
Galt Carpet Co.: 4246.
Galt Cemetery: 157, 413, 3891, 4082.
Galt Central School: 143, 149, 332,
852, 1281, 1465, 1583, 1679, 2425,
2782, 2786, 2787, 2803, 2846,
2854, 3672, 3888, 3908, 4228,
4233, 4237, 4246, 4248, 4251,
4261, 4263, 4264, 4266.
Galt Chamber of Commerce: 1707,
3766, 4233.
Galt Chemical Products Ltd: 4261.
Galt Christian School: 4204.
Galt Circulating Library: 3872.
Galt Citadel Corps: 3709.
Galt City Council: 1671, 1707, 2065,
2631, 3974, 3989, 4015, 4025,
4028, 4233, 4261.
Galt City Hall: 1404, 2441, 2465,
2474, 2592, 4228, 4230, 4233,
4240, 4249, 4261, 4265.
Galt Club: 3816, 4233.
Galt Collegiate and Vocational
Institute: 13, 143, 1317, 2752,
2782, 2861, 2862, 2863, 4230,
4233, 4247, 4257.
Galt Collegiate Institute: 8, 332, 1183,
1287, 1290, 1318, 1420, 1664, 1676,
1677, 1680, 1722, 1765, 2425, 2428,
2441, 2720, 2721, 2733, 2734, 2753,
2754, 2755, 2777, 2782, 2818, 2845,
2849, 2854, 2955, 2956, 2957, 2959,
3838, 3888, 4212, 4246, 4249, 4255,
4263, 4265, 4266.
Galt Collegiate Institute Board: 1284,
1287, 1465, 1520, 1521, 1664,
1707, 1724, 2721, 2753, 2755,
2777.
Galt Collegiate Institute, Girls’
Division: 2593.
Galt Collegiate Institute Literary and
Musical Society: 2754.
Galt Collegiate Institute Semi-
centennial and Tassie Old Boys’
Re-union: 2721.
Galt Collegiate Institute Staff Players
Club: 1290.
Galt Comedy Players: 3047.
Galt Cricket Club: 332, 1722, 2787,
3731, 3750.
Galt Curling Club: 143, 332, 1182,
1193, 1401, 3732, 3750, 3751,
3872, 4240, 4266.
Galt Daily Reporter: 684.
Galt Debating Society: 4266.
Galt Display Rack Co.: 4261.
Galt Edge Tool and Carriage Spring
Works: 2244.
Galt Edged Tool Works (H.L. Date
and W.L. Distin): 908, 1583, 4246.
Galt-Elmira Branch of the Grand
Trunk Railway: 2055.
Galt Evening Reporter: 86, 105, 118,
120, 1183, 3729, 3742, 3958, 4092,
4228, 4261, 4276, 4279, 4396,
4398.
Galt Fall Fair: 4188.
Galt Family Service Bureau: 3771.
Galt Film Council: 1317.
Galt Fire Brigade: 1722, 4058, 4230,
4233, 4237, 4263.
Galt Fire Department: 143, 1185,
4058, 4237, 4255, 4258.
Galt Fire Engine Company: 3872,
4058, 4266.
Galt Fire Hall: 4058, 4246, 4252.
Galt Football Club: 4255.
Galt Foundry and Machine Works:
37, 332, 4237, 4263.
Galt Free Methodist Church: 3625.
Galt Gas and Electric Light Co.:
1521, 4246.
Galt Glass and Mirror Supply Ltd:
4261.
Galt Golf and Country Club: 4233.
Galt Grammar School: 1233, 1287,
1310, 1381, 1382, 1478, 1583,
1676, 1677, 1683, 2720, 2721,
2768, 2782, 2787, 2818, 2840,
2845, 2854, 3897, 4080, 4228,
4230, 4240.
Galt Granite Curling Club: 3732,
3750.
Galt-Guelph Railway: 908.
Galt High School: 2593, 2782.
Galt Hook and Ladder Co.: 4265.
Galt Horse Show Association: 332,
1683, 4232, 4246.
Galt Horticultural Society: 1180,
1451, 4233.
Galt Hospital: 13, 143, 332, 1392,
1401, 1664, 3771, 3773, 4037,
4056, 4228, 4230, 4232, 4233,
4238, 4246, 4247, 4263.
Galt Hospital Board of Trustees:
1362, 1392, 1510, 1664, 4037.
Galt Hospital Trust: 1392, 1683,
1722, 1724.
Galt Hospital Women’s Association:
1392, 4037.
Galt House: 1851, 4251.
Galt Infantiy Company: 4079, 4111.
Galt IODE: 1192, 3838, 3908.
Galt IODE, 29th Regiment Chapter:
3773.
Galt IODE, Waterloo Chapter: 3773.
Galt Iron and Metal Co., Cambridge:
2080.
Galt Isolation Hospital (Swiss
Cottage): 3771, 4062.
Galt Junction Railway Co.: 2069,
2070.
Galt Kilties: 3045, 4087, 4088, 4211,
4235.
Galt Kinsmen Club: 4261.
Galt Kiwanis Club: 1437, 1465, 3047,
3760, 4234.
Galt Knife Co., Ltd: 4261.
Galt Knitting Co.: 29, 332, 1900,
1950, 1956, 2005, 2379, 4246,
4258.
Galt Ladies’ Association: 3207, 4041.
Galt Light and Water Committee:
4023.
Galt Little Theatre: 4235, 4261.
Galt Lumber Company: 4263.
Galt Machine Knife Works: 4263.
Galt Malleable Iron Co.: 1294, 1683,
1927, 4261.
Galt Maple Leaf Quartette: 1187,
3049.
Galt Market: 515, 2201.
Galt Masonic Lodge: 1216, 3049.
Galt Mechanics’ Institute: 1245, 1401,
1465, 2782, 2975, 2986, 3672,
3780, 3872, 4240, 4266.
Galt Metal Industries: 332, 1522,
1927, 2245, 4261.
550
Corporate Subject Index
Galt Methodist Church: 4266.
Galt Militia: 4230.
Galt Milk Producers: 3847.
Galt Motor Co.: 1845, 4228.
Galt Old Boys’ Reunion, 1902: 2840.
Galt Old Boys’ Reunion, 1907: 118.
Galt Old Boys’ Reunion, 1947: 118.
Galt Old Ladies’ Home: 3771.
Galt Opera House: 4088.
Galt Paper Box Factory: 4246, 4261.
Galt Park Board: 1187.
Galt Police Commission: 4008.
Galt Police Force: 4015.
Galt Pop Works: 1983.
Galt Post Office: 2424, 2478, 3982,
4237, 4246, 4249, 4252, 4263.
Galt, Preston and Hespeler Railway:
1, 332, 1521, 1544, 1664, 1683,
2055, 2060, 2067, 2070, 2071,
2075, 2076, 2087, 2099, 2122,
3180, 4238, 4246, 4255, 4276.
Galt, Preston, and Hespeler Railway
Station, Preston: 4252.
Galt-Preston-Hespeler Centennial
Committee: 4235.
Galt Printers: 2940.
Galt Public Library: 143, 156, 332,
1401, 1465, 2478, 2969, 2975,
2982, 2984, 2986, 3773, 3838,
4229, 4230, 4238, 4247, 4252,
4261, 4262, 4263, 4266.
Galt Public Library Board: 1290,
1465, 2975.
Galt Public Library Board Building
Committee: 2975.
Galt Public School Board: 1707, 1722,
1724, 1765, 2593.
Galt Public Services Commission:
4057.
Galt Public Utilities Commission:
1147, 4023, 4228, 4235, 4255,
4261.
Galt Public Utilities Commission
Building: 4228, 4230, 4233.
Galt Publishers Ltd: 120.
Galt Quadrille Band: 2474.
Galt Railway Station: 2595, 4246.
Galt Red Cross and Patriotic Fund:
143, 1708, 2777.
Galt Red Cross Society: 143, 1184,
1185, 3838.
Galt Reformer: 83, 99, 1306, 4255.
Galt Regular Baptist Church: 3417.
Galt Relief Committee: 3771.
Galt Reporter: 37, 78, 83, 85, 86,
103, 104, 105, 143, 157, 326, 332,
1165, 1180, 1306, 1339, 1450,
1451, 1452, 1453, 1457, 2041,
2843, 2864, 3872, 3893, 4125,
4188, 4212, 4236, 4255, 4257,
4266.
Galt Reporter and General
Advertiser: 105, 120, 3888.
Galt Rifle Company: 332, 4084, 4087,
4090, 4230, 4265.
Galt Robe Co.: 1671, 1956, 2005.
Galt Roofing and Sheet Metal Co.:
4261.
Galt Rotary Club: 4261.
Galt Salvation Army Band: 4088.
Galt Scientific, Historical and
Literary Society: 2975.
Galt Separate School: 2782, 3442.
Galt Shoe Manufacturing Co.,
Kitchener: 2014.
Galt Stove and Furnace Co.: 1362.
Galt Subscription and Circulating
Library: 2975, 2986.
Galt Suburban Planning Board: 2631.
Galt Suburban Roads Commission:
1217, 1218, 4215.
Galt Summer Carnival 1893: 3870.
Galt Terriers (baseball team): 332,
1334, 2050, 3750, 4233, 4255.
Galt Terriers (hockey): 3729, 3742.
Galt Theatre Co.: 1522.
Galt Thespian Amateurs: 4240, 4255,
4266.
Galt Town Council: 1245, 1284, 1285,
1362, 1393, 1520, 1521, 1578,
1619, 1620, 1664, 1690, 1721,
2374, 2975, 2986, 3974, 4015,
4023, 4025, 4239, 4242, 4246,
4251, 4263.
Galt Town Hall: 332, 1302, 2425,
2517, 2975, 4237, 4251, 4252,
4266.
Galt Town Hall and Market: 149,
2474, 2478, 2592, 4246.
Galt Training School for Girls: 2776,
2782.
Galt Union Church: 3666.
Galt Village Council: 3974, 4025.
Galt Volunteers: 4084, 4087, 4125,
4266.
Galt War Memorial Committee: 4088.
Galt Ward School: 4251.
Galt Waterworks Committee: 4023,
4028.
Galt Waterworks Pumping Station:
4023, 4246.
Galt Weekly Reporter: 105, 157,
1306, 3896, 4255.
Galt Welding Co.: 4261.
Galt Women’s Institute: 3852.
Galt Wood Heel Ltd: 4261.
Galt Wood Tool and Machine
Company: 2246.
Galt Woollen Mills: 1956, 4263.
Galt Y.M.C.A.: 1722, 2478, 3771,
4229, 4230, 4233, 4238, 4261.
Galt Y.W.C.A.: 4261.
Galtex Co., Galt: 4261.
Gardiners of Galt: 4261.
Gaukel’s Hotel, Berlin: 326, 1388,
1389, 4315, 4371, 4380.
Geiger Mennonite Church, Haysville:
353, 802, 3259, 3275, 3277, 3316,
3342, 4486, 4499.
Geiger’s Tavern: 4477.
Gem Crib and Cradle Co., Kitchener:
2503.
General Conference Mennonites:
3324.
General Instrument of Canada Ltd,
Kitchener: 1737.
General Springs Products, Kitchener:
1446, 1737, 1881, 2113.
Geo. C. Kaitting and Sons, Galt:
4261.
Geo. H. Thomas and Son, Galt: 2994.
Geo. R. Tremaine and G.M.
Tremaine, Toronto: 149.
George J. Lippert Table Co.,
Kitchener: 1495.
George Pattinson and Co., Preston:
13, 332, 977, 1558, 1950, 1956,
1975, 2005, 2153, 2379, 4395,
4396.
George Randall and Co., Waterloo:
37, 1974.
George Street United Mennonite
Church: 3292.
George W. Robinson, Dry Goods,
Galt: 4246.
German Baptist Church, Berlin: 671,
672, 3406, 4195, 4299, 4377, 4380.
German-Canadian Alliance: 326.
German-Canadian Business and
Professional Men’s Association of
K-W: 671, 672.
German-Canadian Business Council
for the Arts: 671, 672.
German-Canadian Review: 671, 672.
German-Canadian Yearbook: 671,
672.
German Catholic Settlement Society:
3453.
German Company: 4, 14, 23, 149,
151, 224, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255,
258, 265, 268, 271, 275, 282, 292,
Corporate Subject Index
551
296, 304, 307, 326, 332, 333, 507,
516, 517, 521, 526, 537, 538, 542,
543, 557, 583, 611, 622, 649, 671,
673, 713, 720, 756, 776, 787, 931,
936, 941, 1017, 1034, 1081, 1256,
1308, 1347, 1357, 1358, 1370,
1628, 2000, 2096, 2097, 2149,
2179, 2379, 2457, 2458, 2493,
2505, 2572, 2586, 2760, 2801,
3273, 3293, 3310, 3893, 4371,
4377, 4404, 4405, 4422, 4433,
4436, 4441, 4448, 4449, 4456,
4512, 4513, 4517, 4525.
German Lutheran Church, Waterloo:
4422.
German Mills Post Office: 2117.
German Mills Railway Station: 2055.
German Mills Steam Flour Mills: 37.
German Printing and Publishing Co.:
85, 98, 4322, 4374.
German Reformed Presbyterian
Church, New Hamburg: 3673,
3674.
German School Association: 326,
1269, 2782.
German Teachers’ Association: 2808.
Germania Block, Berlin: 4380.
Germania Hotel, Berlin: 4374.
Germania Society, Elmira: 2989,
3050.
Germania Society, Hamilton: 3009.
Gerry’s Drive-in, Elmira: 4217.
Getty and Scott, Preston: 29, 332,
1176, 4246.
Gibson’s Service Station, Doon: 4454.
Gibson Willoughby Realtors, Galt:
4261.
Gilholm and Hogg, Galt: 1393.
Gilles and Son Planing Mill, Preston:
4396.
Gingrich Woollen Mills, St Jacobs:
1869, 4529.
Glady Upholstering Co., Waterloo:
13.
Glasgow Mill: 294.
Glasgow Society: 3669.
Glasslyner Mufflers Ltd, Elmira:
4217.
Glen Allan Post Office: 2095.
Glen Christie General Store: 4436.
Glen Christie Sunday School: 4436.
Glen Morris Mill: 1294.
Glick’s Hotel, Hespeler: 4268.
Globe Furniture, Waterloo: 22, 29,
333, 1185, 1214, 1221, 1518, 1737,
1857, 1918, 2247, 2581, 3472,
3558, 4412.
Globe Hotel, Fisher’s Mills: 289,
2172, 4451.
Glue Company, St Jacobs: 4512.
Godbold and Hamilton, Galt: 1983.
Godowsky Piano Course: 1725.
Goettling’s Tree Nursery, New
Dundee: 4499.
Golden Lion Store, Berlin: 1850.
Golden Rule Bookstore, Kitchener:
3275.
Golden Swan, Berlin: 4377.
Goldie and McCulloch, Galt: 29, 332,
878, 1168, 1169, 1401, 1426, 1431,
1520, 1521, 1522, 1524, 1583,
1715, 1860, 1866, 1909, 1910,
1927, 1940, 1972, 1986, 2054,
2248, 2249, 2425, 2536, 3895,
4017, 4113, 4237, 4246, 4263,
4266, 4286.
Goldie Milling Co., Ayr: 878, 1896,
2379, 2536, 3761, 4246.
Good’s Garage, St Jacobs: 4521.
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3616.
Goodworth and Sill’s Paint Mill,
Conestogo: 4525.
Gordon Pass and Co., Preston: 4396.
Gore Bank, Galt: 4251, 4253,
4255, 4266.
Gore District Grammer School, Galt:
2840.
Gore Militia (2nd Regiment): 1084.
Gore Militia (9th Regiment): 691.
Gore Mutual Fire Insurance Co.: 22,
29, 143, 332, 908, 1180, 1284,
1521, 1620, 1693, 1721, 1722,
1724, 1806, 1814, 1834, 2424,
2425, 2469, 3955, 4088, 4176,
4230, 4237, 4246, 4251, 4261,
4263, 4266.
Gospel Banner: 85, 3285, 3296, 3315,
3391.
Gospel Hall Christian Association,
Galt: 4229.
Gospel Hall, Hespeler: 4271, 4282,
4285.
Goudie’s Limited, Kitchener: 10, 878,
1184, 1403, 2196, 4327, 4359.
Gowinlock’s School, Galt: 8, 2782,
2846, 4229.
Gowling and Henderson, Galt: 332.
Gowling and Henderson, Kitchener:
4348, 4362.
Grace Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Roseville: 3496.
Grace Lutheran Church, Kitchener:
3530, 3533, 3538, 3616.
Grace Mennonite Fellowship Church,
New Hamburg: 3276.
Grace United Church, Roseville: 157,
3496, 4212.
Graham Metal Products, Preston:
862, 4396.
Graham Motors, Preston: 4396.
Graham Petroleum, Preston: 862.
Grain Growers Association: 4119.
Grand Central Hotel, Berlin: 4298,
4380.
Grand Hotel, Berlin: 4315, 4347.
Grand Hotel, Bridgeport: 4192, 4193,
4197.
Grand Hotel, Galt: 4246, 4252, 4266.
Grand Lodge AF. & AM. of Canada:
3806.
Grand River Canoeing Club: 4429.
Grand River Collegiate, Kitchener:
2757, 2758, 3044.
Grand River Conservation Authority:
143, 326, 841, 1278, 1322, 1752,
1920, 1998, 2298, 2299, 2305,
2311, 2315, 2317, 2318, 2319,
2323, 2344, 2357, 2359, 2361,
2363, 2365, 2368, 2371, 2372,
2374, 2678, 3743, 3779, 3914,
3929, 3943, 3994, 4023, 4212,
4261, 4428.
Grand River Conservation
Commission: 1275, 2305, 2319,
2320, 2364, 2367, 2368, 2372,
2377, 4023, 4380.
Grand River Country Club: 1251,
1254, 1273, 1278, 1313, 1445,
1502, 1504, 3730, 4342, 4374,
4380.
Grand River Department Store: 4204.
Grand River Discount Centre, Galt:
4204.
Grand River Farm Supply Ltd,
Elmira: 4225.
Grand River Heritage Study: 2358.
Grand River Hotel, Haysville: 4486.
Grand River Improvement
Association: 2377, 4380.
Grand River Masonic Lodge, Number
151, AF. and AM., Berlin: 635,
1381, 1530.
Grand River Masonic Lodge, Number
151, AF. and AM., Kitchener:
143,1169, 1209, 1211, 1242, 1266,
1286, 1313, 1360, 1378, 1382,
1429, 1444, 1484, 1504, 1525,
1535, 1685, 1700, 1705.
Grand River Metal Works Co., Galt:
4246.
552
Corporate Subject Index
Grand River Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.: 1165, 1245.
Grand River Navigation Co.: 5, 14,
282, 1733, 2321, 2359.
Grand River North Baptist
Association: 3413.
Grand River Railway: 316, 330, 332,
1184, 1187, 1855, 1857, 1986,
2044, 2060, 2067, 2069, 2070,
2071, 2080, 2087, 2099, 2115,
2122, 2477, 2581, 4136, 4212,
4215, 4228, 4238, 4253, 4273,
4355, 4380, 4396, 4412, 4452.
Grand River Valley Boards of Trade:
19, 1629, 2306, 2319, 2372, 2377.
Grand River Valley Philatelic
Association: 3810.
Grand River Valley Stamp Club:
3935.
Grand River Women’s Institute:
3842, 3852.
Grand Tavern, Berlin: 4315, 4347.
Grand Trunk Railway: 7, 84, 249,
289, 325, 326, 332, 333, 340, 572,
1233,
1324,
1411,
1453,
1569,
1617,
1855,
1856,
1857,
1924,
1975,
2044,
2054,
2055,
2057,
2063,
2069,
2070,
2073,
2080,
2100,
2123,
2128,
2132,
2134,
2137,
2138,
2581,
2619,
2700,
2767,
3050,
3255,
3872,
3926,
4125,
4136,
4157,
4193,
4212,
4220,
4222,
4225,
4237,
4246,
4276,
4277,
4306,
4356,
4371,
4372,
4377,
4380,
4384,
4385,
4388,
4423,
4428,
4429,
4439,
4444
4466,
4494,
4499,
4505,
4513!
4517, 4521, 4525.
Grand Trunk Railway Station, Galt:
4252.
Grand Valley Conservation Authority:
1006,
1187,
2319,
2321,
2322,
2362,
2363,
2372,
2377,
3905,
3914, 3944, 3954, 4023.
Grand Valley Electric Railway: 2055,
2122, 2130.
Grand Valley Railway: 2069, 2070,
2071, 2099, 4212.
Grand Valley Trails Association:
2323, 2324.
Grand View Dairy, Bridgeport: 4192.
Grandview Correction School for
Girls: 332, 2361, 2782, 4261.
Grandview Public School, New
Hamburg: 2529, 2782, 2824, 4386,
4387.
Granite Block, Galt: 2417, 2487,
2488.
Granite Mills, Waterloo: 333, 908,
1622, 4412.
Grant’s Tavern, Winterbourne: 3669.
Grantham and Co., Galt: 1851.
Grape Inn, Mannheim: 4487.
Graybill Manufacturing Co.: 1652,
1850, 4298.
Great Eastern Hotel, St Clements:
37, 4474.
Great War Veterans of Hespeler:
4082.
Great War Veterans of Kitchener:
326.
Great Waterways Union of Canada:
2066, 4380.
Great West Felt Co., Elmira: 29,
4223, 4225, 4226, 4227.
Great Western Hotel, Berlin: 2163,
4136, 4315, 4371.
Great Western Hotel, St Jacobs:
4517, 4521.
Great Western Railway: 7, 289, 325,
326, 332, 460, 908, 1302, 1401,
1683, 1693, 1975, 1986, 1997,
2051, 2055, 2069, 2070, 2073,
2118, 2128, 2132, 2137, 2379,
2597, 2635, 3872, 3973, 4198,
4212, 4240, 4251, 4255, 4266,
4286, 4306, 4372, 4393, 4451.
Greb Shoe Co, Kitchener: 143, 326,
1405, 1737, 1892, 2014, 2026.
Greenbush Cemetery, Kitchener: 432.
Greenfield Mills, Ayr: 878, 1400,
1402, 1860, 1896, 1984, 2402,
2536, 4181.
Greenfield Tap and Die, Galt: 2250.
Grey Coach Lines: 2080.
Grey’s Horse Cavalry Regiment,
Waterloo: 1254.
Grimes Radio Corporation, Kitchener:
2013.
Grimes Radio Quartet: 3050.
Groh’s Cooler Ltd, Preston: 2760,
4396.
Gronau Meat Packers, Waterloo:
4407.
Gross Garage and Electrical Co.,
Kitchener: 2039, 4374.
Grosz and Hohmeier Ltd, Kitchener:
22.
Grove Manufacturing Ltd, Elmira:
4217.
The Grumbler: 326, 4380.
Guelph and Goderich Railway (CPR):
2070.
Guelph-Galt Primitive Methodist
Mission: 157.
Guelph-Goderich Line of CPR: 2044,
4478.
Guelph Junction Railway: 2054, 3873.
Guelph Public Library: 155.
Guenther’s Saloon: 4197.
Guiding Light School, Elmira: 4217.
Gzowski and Co.: 2128.
H. Boehmer and Company Ltd,
Kitchener: 2251.
H.J. Hall and Son, Berlin: 1415,
3775, 4374.
H. Krug Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1991, 2252.
H.L. Staebler Co., Berlin: 143, 1669,
4315, 4347, 4354, 4374.
H.M.C.S. Conestoga, Galt: 332, 4091,
4255, 4258.
H.M.C.S. Hespeler: 4282, 4285.
H.M.C.S. Prestonian: 4396.
H.R. Carter Pharmacy, Berlin: 3200.
H.V. McKay Co., Melbourne,
Australia: 2001.
H.W. Plumbing and Heating, Elmira:
4217.
H. Wolfhard and Co., Berlin: 4380.
Hagen Shirt and Collar Co., Berlin:
4380.
Hagey Mennonite Church Cemetery,
Preston: 157, 440, 500, 3097,
3270, 3402.
Hagey Mennonite Church, Preston:
382, 440, 2441, 2760, 3232, 3247,
3259, 3270, 3275, 3305, 3316,
3342, 3365, 3387, 3402, 3955.
Hahn Brass Co., New Hamburg: 286,
328, 895, 1183, 1281, 1436, 4382,
4386, 4499.
Hahn Church, Bamberg: 895.
Hahn Furniture Co., New Hamburg:
895.
Halfyard’s Service Station, Wellesley:
2512.
Hall and Simenton, Hespeler: 1729.
Hall Automobiles Ltd, Kitchener:
2793.
Hall-Zryd Foundry Co., Hespeler: 29,
616, 4278, 4280, 4283, 4284, 4285,
4286, 4289, 4290.
Hallman Mennonite Cemetery: 406.
Hallman Mennonite Church,
Roseville: 406, 2539, 3232, 3259,
3342, 4203.
Hallman Sawmill, Rosebank: 352,
1995, 2030, 2031, 2049, 4499.
Corporate Subject Index
553
Hamacher and Simpson, carriages,
Preston: 37.
Hamburg Carriage and Wagon
Works: 1165.
Hamburg Felt Boot Co., New
Hamburg: 328, 4382, 4386.
Hamburger Beobachter: 85, 92, 106,
109, 110, 112, 157, 484, 664,
1794, 1992, 4386, 4387, 4388,
4499.
Hamburgh Hotel: 4386, 4388.
Hamilton Mercantile Library
Association: 3684.
Hamilton Radial Electric Railway Co.:
2122.
Hammer’s Tool Engineering, Galt:
4261.
Hancock, George Textile Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Haney Service Station: 4204.
Hannon’s Self-Serve Store, St
Agatha: 4499.
Happy Cousins Concert Co., Elmira:
1595, 3050, 4217, 4220, 4225,
4227.
The Happy Gang: 2153, 4434.
Harmer’s Dairy, Hespeler: 4285.
Harmonia of Toronto: 3009.
Harmonie Singing Society, Waterloo:
671, 672, 3040.
Harmony Lunch, Waterloo: 4416.
Harold Wagner Elementary School,
Waterloo: 333, 2780, 2781, 2782.
Harris Brewery, Galt: 1861.
Harry H. Whitehall, Ltd, Hespeler:
4278, 4285, 4289.
Harry Hamacher Carriage Shop:
2000.
Hart Batter and Ignition Co.,
Kitchener: 1885.
Harth Industries Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Hartman Jewellers, Elmira: 4217.
Harvey and McQuesten, Hespeler:
1529.
Harvie Cemetery, North Dumfries
Township: 157, 479, 488, 905.
Hauser Iron Works, Kitchener: 3152.
Havlik Enterprises Ltd, Preston:
1425.
Hawke’s Butcher Shop, Kitchener:
2396.
Hawkesville Bible Chapel: 4473.
Hawkesville Cemetery: 434.
Hawkesville Community Centre:
4473.
Hawkesville Mennonite Church:
3275, 3386, 4473, 4478.
Hawkesville Police Village: 3974.
Hawkesville Sons of Temperance:
1646, 4473, 4478.
Haysville Cheese Factory: 1067.
Haysville Hall: 4486, 4499, 4505.
Haysville Post Office: 2117, 4486,
4506.
Haysville Women’s Institute: 3842,
3847, 3848, 3852, 4486, 4499,
4505.
Hayward-Tyler Co., Kitchener: 1954.
Heidelberg Hotel: 2437, 4468, 4478.
Heidelberg Mennonite Fellowship
Church: 3012, 3269, 3276, 3277.
Heidelberg Railway Station: 2123,
4478, 4517.
Heimbacher and Jung’s Furniture
Factory, Elmira: 1, 29, 2534, 4525.
Heinrich Eby, Printer, Berlin: 3284.
Helena Feasby Women’s Institute,
Williamsburg: 143, 1493, 3789,
3848, 4433.
Heller Brothers Watchmakers and
Jewellers, Berlin: 4061.
Helmer’s Hotel, Haysville: 4506.
Hembling Mennonite Congregation,
Woolwich Township: 3259.
Henchel’s Furniture, Waterloo: 1991.
Henderson’s Bakery, Waterloo: 1181.
Henrick’s Hardware, Elmira: 4217.
Hergott Industries, St Clements:
4474, 4478.
Heritage Cambridge: 143, 2418, 2442,
2452, 2476, 2594, 3921.
The Heritage Group: 1901.
Herman Kavelman Store, New
Dundee: 4495, 4496, 4499.
Herman Lippert Men’s Wear,
Kitchener: 2196.
Herzog’s Grocery Store, Kitchener:
2396.
Hespeler and Randall, Waterloo:
1622, 1976, 4422.
Hespeler Baptist Church: 3409, 3417,
4271, 4275, 4276, 4278, 4279,
4280, 4282, 4285.
Hespeler Board of Trade: 3766.
Hespeler Book Club: 4278.
Hespeler Burns Club: 4280.
Hespeler Cemetery: 4285.
Hespeler Cenotaph: 4285.
Hespeler Central School: 2782, 3744,
4271, 4282.
Hespeler Chamber of Commerce:
3766, 4279.
Hespeler Community Memorial
Arena: 4271.
Hespeler Coombe Home for Orphans:
3771.
Hespeler Debating Society: 2994.
Hespeler Evangelical Church: 3644,
4275, 4276.
Hespeler Fire and Light Committee:
4023.
Hespeler Fire Brigade: 4058.
Hespeler Fire Department: 143, 4058,
4255, 4268, 4273, 4276, 4278,
4280, 4285.
Hespeler Fire Hall: 4058.
Hespeler Fuel Co.: 1186.
Hespeler Furniture Co.: 13, 332,
1407, 1508, 4280, 4282, 4283,
4284, 4285, 4286, 4289.
Hespeler Herald: 85, 86, 105, 107,
120, 157, 2010, 2959, 4255, 4274,
4283, 4286.
Hespeler Horticultural Society: 4271,
4280.
Hespeler Hotel: 2425, 2477, 4285.
Hespeler Hummers Soccer Team:
4278, 4280.
Hespeler Junior Band: 4279, 4285.
Hespeler Kinettes: 4273, 4290.
Hespeler Kinsmen Club: 4278, 4285,
4289.
Hespeler Lawn Bowling Club: 4283,
4284,
Hespeler Literary Society: 2994.
Hespeler Manufacturing Co.: 1975,
2005.
Hespeler Mechanics’ Institute: 2782,
2994, 3780, 4268, 4286.
Hespeler Memorial Arena: 4278,
4285, 4289, 4396.
Hespeler Mennonite Mission: 4275.
Hespeler Methodist Church: 1001,
1557, 1583, 3630, 3644, 3645,
4275, 4278, 4280.
Hespeler Methodist Sunday School:
553.
Hespeler Oddfellows Lodge: 1183,
4273, 4275, 4278, 4280.
Hespeler Old Boys’ Reunion, 1906:
4276.
Hespeler Old Boys’ Reunion, 1926:
4273, 4276, 4282.
Hespeler Old Boys’ Reunion, 1947:
1583, 4276, 4278, 4282, 4289.
Hespeler Police Force: 4015, 4275,
4278, 4289.
Hespeler Post Office: 2103, 2126,
2477, 4271, 4275, 4278, 4282,
4285.
Hespeler Presbyterian Church: 157,
554
Corporate Subject Index
4082, 4275.
Hespeler Public Library: 13, 143,
2969, 2994, 3955, 4271, 4276,
4278, 4279, 4282, 4283, 4285,
4286, 4289.
Hespeler Public Library Board: 2994.
Hespeler Public School: 332, 1557,
2717, 2782, 2797, 2816, 4275,
4276, 4277, 4278, 4282, 4283,
4285, 4286, 4320.
Hespeler Public School Board: 4273,
4275, 4278, 4285.
Hespeler Railway Station: 2595, 4282.
Hespeler Reading Society: 4275.
Hespeler Red Cross Society: 143,
3838, 4273, 4276, 4278, 4279.
Hespeler Red Socks Baseball Team:
4282.
Hespeler Retail Merchants
Association: 2679.
Hespeler Rifle Association: 4268,
4278, 4280, 4283, 4284, 4289.
Hespeler Separate School Board:
4282, 4285.
Hespeler Town Council: 3974, 3989,
4015, 4023, 4025, 4271, 4273,
4274, 4277, 4278, 4279, 4280,
4281, 4282, 4284, 4285, 4289.
Hespeler Town Hall: 332, 1918, 4278,
4279, 4280, 4282, 4283, 4284,
4285, 4289.
Hespeler Toy Co.: 4284, 4286.
Hespeler United Church: 3644, 4278,
4280, 4285.
Hespeler United Missionary Church:
4271.
Hespeler Village Council: 1292, 3974,
4015, 4025.
Hespeler Waterworks Committee:
4023.
Hespeler Women’s Institute: 1583,
3842, 3852, 4271, 4279, 4282.
Hespeler Wood Specialty Co.: 1436,
4269, 4278, 4280, 4284, 4285,
4286, 4289.
Hessenaur and Shantz, Kitchener:
1187.
Hett and Buchhaupt, Berlin: 85, 102.
Hett Cancer Treatment and Research
Foundation: 1433.
Hett Optical Company, Kitchener:
4061.
Hewer Concert Co.: 3050.
Hi-Speed Tools Ltd, Galt: 2253.
Hickory Dairy Produce Co., Preston:
2760.
High Banks School, Breslau: 1639.
Highland Fusiliers of Canada: 143,
771, 4084, 4090, 4111, 4255.
Highland Light Infantry, Galt: 332,
1216, 1281, 1317, 1318, 3734,
4080, 4089, 4106, 4261.
Highland Light Infantry of Canada:
1193, 1302, 4083, 4084, 4086,
4090, 4092, 4106, 4111, 4396.
Highland Road United Church,
Kitchener: 3708.
Hilbom Co., Ayr: 1937, 2701.
Hillcrest Dairy, Preston: 4396.
Hillcrest Mennonite Church, Wilmot
Township: 530, 3176, 4499.
Hillcrest Public School, Hespeler:
4271.
Hillside Poultry Farm and Hatchery,
New Dundee: 4490, 4499.
Historic Automobile Society: 1340.
Historic Sites and Monuments Board
of Canada: 5, 249, 256, 264, 1475,
1509, 1622, 2072, 2950, 3914,
3933, 3957.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania:
612.
Historical Society of St Boniface and
Maryhill Community: 143, 157,
477, 936, 4434, 4443, 4463, 4464.
HiWay Market, Kitchener: 326.
Hmong Christian Church, Kitchener:
626.
Hobson’s Hotel, Haysville: 249, 295,
4486, 4505, 4506.
Hoerde and Co.: 1654.
Hoffman, Wegenast, and Co.,
Waterloo: 37, 333, 1165, 1974.
Hogg Fuel and Supply, Berlin: 4315,
4347.
Hollinger Hardware Ltd, St Jacobs:
313, 4521.
Holm’s Mills, Hespeler: 37, 232, 812,
1912, 4011, 4277.
Holm-Shantz Mill, Hespeler: 2425.
Holy Cross Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3533, 3538, 3541, 3542,
3616.
Holy Family Catholic Church, New
Hamburg: 1115, 1202, 1701, 1713,
3465.
Holy Family Roman Catholic
Cemetery, New Hamburg: 407.
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church,
New Hamburg: 157, 3422, 3428,
4383, 4386, 4499.
Holy Family Separate School, New
Hamburg: 3422, 3465, 4386, 4499.
Holy Name Society, Kitchener: 1546.
Holy Saviour Anglican Church,
Waterloo: 157, 2247, 2562, 3472,
3480, 4412.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3616.
Homer Watson Art Gallery, Doom
2607, 2648, 3105, 3112, 4429,
4439.
Homesteader Restaurant, Elmira:
4217.
Honsberger and Boyer, Waterloo: 13.
Hope Lutheran Church, Kitchener:
3616.
Hopewell Creek Fire Insurance Co.:
1417, 1822.
Hostess Food Products Ltd, Fisher’s
Mills: 332, 4398, 4451.
Hostetler Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 415.
Hostetler Reformed Mennonite
Church, Wilmot Township: 3275.
Hotel du Strasbourg: 2172.
Hotel Lewis, Waterloo: 333.
Hotel Waterloo: 333.
House Amish: 3371.
House of Friendship, Kitchener:
1191, 3310, 3365, 3792, 3845.
Howard Robertson School,
Centreville: 2699, 4426.
Howling’s Garage, New Dundee:
4490, 4495, 4499.
Huber and Ahrens Foundry, Berlin:
721.
Huber and Laidlaw, Ayr: 37.
Huck Glove Co., Kitchener: 1180,
4349, 4350.
Huehn Block, Kitchener: 1446.
Huether’s Brewery: 10, 20, 1447,
1861, 1944, 1983, 2096, 4298,
4377.
Huether’s Hotel, Waterloo: 20, 37,
333, 1447, 1944, 2574, 4407, 4412.
Hugo Brix Slipper Manufacturing
Co., Hespeler: 4280, 4284, 4286.
Hume and Co., Galt: 4237.
Hume’s Block, Galt: 2478.
Hurlbut Shoe Co., Preston: 1334,
2050, 4395.
Huron Indians: 187, 195, 282.
Huron Industrial Park, Kitchener:
175, 222.
Huronia Hall (CNIB), Kitchener:
4060.
Hydro City Shoe Co., Berlin: 671,
672, 1319, 2412.
Hydro City Shoe Co., Kitchener:
1176, 1971, 2014, 2055.
Corporate Subject Index
555
Hydro Electric Power Commission of
Ontario: 8, 256, 316, 635, 671,
745, 1233, 1235, 1236, 1237, 1558,
1654, 1657, 1836, 1842, 1856,
1873, 1887, 1916, 1964, 2000,
2122, 3869, 4046, 4320, 4380,
4414, 4422, 4525.
Hymmen Bros, Berlin: 671, 672,
1850, 4380.
I.E. Shantz and Co., Berlin: 3775,
4298.
I.S.B. Market, Elmira: 4217.
I.W. Wilson, Waterloo: 1198.
Ikey Club, Galt: 4246.
Imperial Bank of Canada, Galt: 4009,
4237, 4246.
Imperial Bank of Canada, Kitchener:
4380.
Imperial Bank of Canada, Preston:
4396.
Imperial Hotel, Galt: 2076, 4228,
4230, 4237, 4246, 4252, 4253,
4263.
Imperial Hotel, New Hamburg: 1,
4382, 4386.
Imperial Knitting Co., Galt: 4237.
Imperial Order of the Daughters of
the Empire: 143, 1178, 3015,
3773, 4029.
Implement Day, Wilmot: 2480.
Inca Heat Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Independent Labour Party: 4146.
Independent Order of Foresters: 143,
1729, 4275.
Independent Order of Oddfellows:
1453, 4222, 4265, 4275.
Independent Order of Oddfellows,
Germania Lodge: 1704.
Independent Order of Oddfellows,
Grand Union Lodge: 1484.
Industrial Disputes Investigation Act:
1927.
Ingo Originals Ltd, Waterloo: 1737.
Inn of the Black Walnut, Kitchener:
4315, 4354.
Inter-Mennonite Conference: 626.
Interior Hardwood Co., Berlin: 1596,
4380.
Interior Hardwood Co., Kitchener:
1596, 2397.
International Association of
Machinists, Lodge 120, Galt: 1875.
International Gospel Centre,
Kitchener: 3706.
International Moulders Union, Galt
Local: 1875.
Iroquois Hotel, Galt: 332, 1718, 4246,
4263.
Iroquois Indians: 164, 173, 202, 203,
206, 207, 215, 223, 224, 226, 227,
250, 282, 673, 1325, 2669, 2760.
Irving Steel Ltd, Galt: 4261.
J.A.M. Taylor Tool Co., Galt: 1927.
J.A.M. Taylor Tool Co., Hespeler:
2256, 4269.
J. and J. Livingston, Baden: 37,
1499, 1500, 1501, 1502, 1503,
1974.
J. and J. Livingston Flax Mills,
Wellesley: 1499, 4478.
J. and J. Rau, New Hamburg: 326,
1165, 1974, 4386.
J.B. Snider, Waterloo: 1.
J. Bingeman and Co., Berlin: 1914.
J.C. Jaimet and Co., Kitchener: 2196.
J.C. Klaehn Industrial Engineering:
1261.
J.D. Miller and Sons, Bridgeport: 37,
1974, 4195, 4196.
J.E. Hett Memorial Art Gallery and
Museum: 1433.
J.E. Neally, New Hamburg: 1198.
J.E. Turner, Jeweller, Hespeler:
4275.
J.E. Weigand and Co., Berlin: 4380.
J.F. Carmichael School, Kitchener:
1286, 2782, 4380.
J.F. Slee Lumber Co., Galt: 4261.
J.G. Mowat and Co.: 1165.
J.M. Schneider Ltd, Berlin: 4298,
4299, 4350.
J.M. Schneider Ltd, Kitchener: 143,
908, 1191, 1608, 1609, 1610, 1737,
1857, 1881, 1895, 1901, 1902,
1919, 1931, 1949, 2004, 2015,
2026, 2234, 2257, 2258, 3739,
4136, 4349, 4354, 4380.
J.M. Schneider Printing Division,
Kitchener: 2503.
J.M. Staebler, Berlin: 1914.
J. Martin and Co., Preston: 1861,
1983.
J.P. Starnaman and Co., Berlin:
4380.
J.R. Phin Drug Store, Hespeler:
4275.
J.R. Stouffer and Co., Berlin: 1412,
3775.
J.S. Roos Shoe Co., Waterloo: 1.
J.T. Huber and Co., Doon: 2385,
4454.
J.U. Clemens and Co., Berlin: 4298.
J.W. Christman’s Dry Goods
Emporium, Hespeler: 4275.
J.W. Fear and Co., Waterloo: 1699,
1700.
J. Wagner and Co., Galt: 1974.
J.Y. Shantz and Sons, Berlin: 1471,
1630, 1914, 4298, 4380.
J.Y. Shantz Mennonite Congregation,
Waterloo Township: 3259.
Jackson Bros, Galt: 4237.
Jackson, Cochrane and Co., Berlin:
1856, 2259, 4298.
Jackson Hall, Elmira: 3030, 4225.
Jackson’s Fox Ranch, Elmira: 4223.
Jackson’s T.V., Radio Sales and
Service, New Dundee: 4499.
Jacob Hespeler and Son, Hespeler:
908.
Jacob Hoffman’s Saw Mill: 1640.
Jacob Ritz and Co., New Hamburg:
85, 1992.
Jaffray Bros, Galt: 1165.
Jaimet’s Bookstore, Kitchener: 83,
1184.
James Crombie and Co., Galt: 1521,
1558, 2379.
James Warnock and Co., Galt: 908,
1426, 4246.
James Young Block, Galt: 332, 2417,
2487, 2488.
Jansen Optical Co., Elmira: 1454.
Jantzi’s Cider Mill, Wellesley: 1953,
4472, 4484.
Janzen Realty Co., Kitchener: 3772.
Jardine Brothers, blacksmiths, Galt:
37, 4253.
Jay Bee’s Cafeteria, Kingsdale: 2090.
Jerry’s Auto Body Shop, St Agatha:
4499.
Jesuit Fathers of Upper Canada: 187,
635, 671, 672.
John A. Lang and Sons, Kitchener:
2014.
John Ballantine and Co., Ltd,
Preston: 4395.
John Brubacher House, Waterloo:
3918.
John Forsyth Ltd, Berlin: 143, 929,
2008, 4299, 4349, 4350, 4374,
4380.
John Forsyth Ltd, Kitchener: 3739.
John Forsyth Ltd, Waterloo: 22,
1195, 1737, 1871.
John Hoffman Co., Berlin: 2025.
John Hoodless Furniture Warehouse,
556
Corporate Subject Index
Waterloo: 1530.
John Kostigian’s Ochestra: 704.
John Mahood School, Elmira: 4217.
John Walter and Sons, Kitchener:
1692.
John Watson Manufacturing Co.,
Ayr: 37, 1693, 1695, 1696, 1787,
1860, 1923, 2021, 2260, 2261,
2262, 2441, 2589, 3745, 4173,
4176, 4181, 4185, 4187, 4212.
Johnston’s Library, Galt: 2986.
Johnstone’s Furniture, Conestogo:
4519.
Joint Stock Co., Preston: 4390.
Jones’ Feed Mill, Linwood: 4470.
Joseph and Co., Kitchener: 2080,
4349, 4350.
Joseph E. Seagram and Sons: 10,
333, 908, 1855, 1857, 1994, 2001,
2037, 2263, 3892, 4136, 4298,
4402.
Joseph Hilbom Flour Mill, Blair:
4454.
Joseph Schneider Haus Gallery and
Museum, Kitchener: 3, 143, 191,
290, 516, 1607, 1661, 2537, 2556,
2562, 2587, 2607, 3093, 3117,
3124, 3132, 3148, 3914, 3918,
3919, 3921, 3946, 4327.
Joseph Schneider Sawmill: 2025.
Josslin Insurance Co., New
Hamburg: 2480.
Joy Manufacturing Co., Galt: 4232,
4261.
Jubilee Block, New Dundee: 2180,
4490.
Jubilee Women’s Institute: 3842,
3848, 3852, 4436.
Jugenbund of Canada Synod: 3525.
Junior Farmers’ Association of
Ontario: 1191, 1216, 1758, 1765,
1769, 2807, 3765, 3770, 4198,
4199.
Jutzi Store, Wellesley: 2608.
K-Vet Laboratories Ltd, Hespeler:
4269.
K-W Drive-in, Bridgeport: 3182.
K-W Habilitation Services for the
Retarded: 4033.
K-W Musical Productions: 326.
K-W Naval Association: 4093.
K-W Oktoberfest: 3, 143, 326, 671,
672, 3178, 3188, 3191, 3743, 4143.
K-W Pollution Probe: 2301.
K-W Social Planning Council: 143.
K-W Women’s Club: 2959.
Kanadisch-Schwaebische Kranken-
Unterstuetzungs-Vereinigung:671,
672.
Karch Foundry, Hespeler: 4278, 4283.
Kasper’s Kaseme, Berlin: 1915.
Katie Foundry, Galt: 2379.
Katzenmeier and Wing, New
Hamburg: 4382.
Kaufman Footwear, Kitchener: 143,
616, 2026, 2600, 2635.
Kaufman Lumber Co., Berlin: 316,
326, 1459, 1460, 1703, 1787, 1845,
3821.
Kaufman Rubber Co., Berlin: 143,
316, 1459, 1462, 1463, 1853, 1855,
1856, 2264, 2265, 2266, 2267,
2268, 2403, 3821, 4370, 4371,
4374.
Kaufman Rubber Co., Kitchener: 326,
929, 1463, 1716, 1838, 1839, 1857,
1875, 1894, 1903, 1924, 1945,
2012, 2016, 2269, 2270, 4370.
Kavelman’s Hall, New Dundee: 4490,
4495.
Kaybee Shoppe, Preston: 4396.
Kayson Rubber and Plastics Ltd,
Preston: 1153.
Keffer’s Tinsmithing, Plumbing and
Heating Shop, New Dundee: 4499.
Kenebuc (Galt) Ltd: 4261.
Kennedy Motor Car Co.: 1845, 4398.
Kent Hotel, Waterloo: 1944, 2574,
4407.
Kerr Bros, Berlin: 4299.
Keystone Mennonite Youth
Fellowship: 4522.
Kimmel Felt Co., Berlin: 1924.
King Edward Hotel, New Hamburg:
4382.
King Edward School, Berlin: 143,
1573, 1648, 2782, 2818, 4299,
4329, 4380.
King’s Arms Hotel, Galt: 144, 332,
2975, 4212, 4248, 4249.
King Street Baptist Church, Berlin:
4380.
King Street Baptist Church,
Kitchener: 157, 1494, 1560.
Kingdom Hall, Elmira: 4217.
Kingsdale Post Office: 2090.
Kingwood Reformed Mennonite
Cemetery, Wellesley Township:
431.
Kingwood Reformed Mennonite
Church, Wellesley Township:
3275.
Kinzie-Bean Pioneer Memorial
Cemetery, Doon: 157, 372, 409,
759, 935, 2470, 2618, 3088, 3097,
4423, 4429, 4454.
Kirche Daheim: 3585, 3593.
Kirkwood Property, Preston: 2000.
Kiss Beverages Co., Kitchener: 1983.
Kissner Milling Co., Berlin: 1934,
4315, 4347.
Kitchener and Waterloo Building and
Construction Trades Council:
3799.
Kitchener and Waterloo Medical
Society: 1432.
Kitchener Area Monthly Meeting,
Society of Friends (Quakers):
3714, 3716.
Kitchener Board of Education: 1445.
Kitchener Board of Health: 1383,
1385, 4065, 4075, 4311, 4320.
Kitchener Board of Park
Management: 1182, 1273, 1602,
1605, 2333, 4311, 4380.
Kitchener Board of Trade: 143, 316,
1273, 1313, 1360, 1504, 1596,
1608, 1735, 1736, 1857, 1891,
2039, 3766, 4128, 4132, 4136,
4311, 4330, 4331, 4356, 4380.
Kitchener Board of Works: 4311.
Kitchener Boys’ Band: 1725, 4380.
Kitchener Branch, Ontario Registered
Music Teachers Association: 1725.
Kitchener Business and Professional
Women’s Club: 1344, 1346.
Kitchener Business Association: 2170.
Kitchener Business Development
Department: 4362.
Kitchener Button Co.: 326, 1891,
2039, 2388.
Kitchener Carbonating Co.: 1983.
Kitchener Chamber of Commerce:
143, 316, 1546, 1602, 1605, 1907,
1928, 1935, 2026, 2498, 2681,
3762, 3766, 3784, 3793, 3794,
4032, 4126, 4136, 4143, 4148,
4314, 4333, 4334, 4335, 4354,
4380.
Kitchener Chapter, RAM.: 1251.
Kitchener Citadel Corps: 3713.
Kitchener Citizens’ League: 684,
4139.
Kitchener City Council: 143, 287,
316, 1169, 1209, 1210, 1274, 1333,
1361, 1405, 1406, 1413, 1445,
1592, 1596, 1608, 1853, 1857,
1891, 1907, 1954, 2615, 2616,
2672, 3942, 3974, 3989, 4025,
Corporate Subject Index
557
4032, 4075, 4112, 4128, 4135,
4143, 4311, 4312, 4313, 4338,
4339, 4340, 4344, 4380.
Kitchener City Hall: 10, 13, 22, 326,
1601, 1602, 1885, 2396, 2425,
4135, 4143, 4148, 4311, 4312,
4318, 4324, 4329, 4342, 4356.
Kitchener City Planning Board: 3992,
3994, 4135, 4143.
Kitchener City Planning Commission:
316, 326, 1275, 1459, 1833, 2615,
2616, 2619, 2642, 2672, 2673,
3994, 4311, 4380.
Kitchener City Planning Department:
143, 2644, 2645, 2646, 2654, 2682,
2683, 3992, 3993.
Kitchener Civic Centre: 4126, 4143.
Kitchener Civic Centre Committee:
4126, 4143.
Kitchener Club: 1273.
Kitchener Community Welfare
Society: 1460, 4324.
Kitchener Conservatory of Music:
1725, 1727.
Kitchener Council of Women: 1460,
4085.
Kitchener Daily Record: 89, 105, 111,
671, 672, 677, 1434, 1592, 1895,
4356, 4380, 4443.
Kitchener Dairies Ltd: 516, 1757,
4354.
Kitchener Department of Planning
and Development: 2636, 2687.
The Kitchener East Lands Ltd: 1603.
Kitchener Family Relief Board: 4324.
Kitchener Farmers’ Market: 8, 10,
314, 515, 547, 913, 1885, 1936,
2157, 2164, 2171, 2191, 2199,
2206, 2607, 2663, 3181, 3218,
3741, 4135, 4143, 4148, 4168,
4169, 4342, 4356.
Kitchener Fire Department: 10, 143,
2396, 4044, 4045, 4050, 4311,
4380.
Kitchener Forgings: 3911.
Kitchener Furniture Co.: 13, 22,
1434, 1508.
Kitchener Gospel Temple: 3710, 3715.
Kitchener Horticultural Society: 1280,
2056, 3772, 3795, 3796, 3797,
3834, 4324, 4380.
Kitchener Hotel: 4315, 4347.
Kitchener Industrial Commission:
1954.
Kitchener Industrial Development
Committee: 1907.
Kitchener Industrial Park: 2686.
Kitchener IODE: 1191, 1282.
Kitchener IODE, Princess of Wales
Chapter: 3017, 3773, 4380.
Kitchener IODE, Queen Anne
Chapter: 1169, 3206, 3773.
Kitchener IODE, St Quentin Chapter:
3210.
Kitchener IODE, Tommy Atkins
Chapter: 3773.
Kitchener Journal: 671, 672.
Kitchener LACAC: 143, 157, 2091,
2389, 2407, 2412, 2470, 2489,
2498, 2500, 2576, 2578, 2579,
2802, 3105, 4362.
Kitchener Ladies’ Band: 13, 1727,
3031, 3044, 4324, 4329, 4380.
Kitchener Ladies Hospital Auxiliary:
4380.
Kitchener Lawn Bowling Club: 1382,
3738.
Kitchener Legion Baseball Club:
3747.
Kitchener Light Commission: 316,
1319, 1333, 1527, 1606, 1846,
4311, 4356, 4380.
Kitchener Lions Club: 3955.
Kitchener Local Council of Women:
3798.
Kitchener Local of the American
Federation of Musicians: 1725.
Kitchener Manufacturers’
Association: 326, 1418, 1853, 4341.
Kitchener Memorial Auditorium:
1954, 3272, 4359, 4363.
Kitchener Mennonite Brethren
Church: 604, 3006, 3317, 3401.
Kitchener Musical Society: 1602,
3044.
Kitchener Musical Society Band:
1725, 4339, 4359.
Kitchener News Company Ltd: 4354.
Kitchener Old Age Pensions
Commission: 1442.
Kitchener Old Boys’ Reunion, 1925:
4342, 4355, 4356.
Kitchener Orphanage Board: 1461,
4311, 4380.
Kitchener Packers: 326, 1999, 2503.
Kitchener Panthers Football Team:
326.
Kitchener Pentecostal Tabernacle:
2396, 3715, 4380.
Kitchener Philatelists: 3768.
Kitchener Police Court: 326.
Kitchener Police Force: 1187, 4014,
4311.
Kitchener Portuguese Club: 695, 697.
Kitchener Prosvita: 710.
Kitchener Public Library: 10, 138,
139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 155, 157,
350, 539, 671, 672, 673, 1342,
1343, 1344, 1345, 1954, 2441,
2501, 2583, 2959, 2967, 2983,
2985, 2990, 2993, 2997, 2998,
3100, 3102, 3784, 3901, 3910,
3912, 3936, 3945, 3953, 4136,
4329, 4356, 4361, 4371, 4380,
4424.
Kitchener Public Library Board:
1242, 1266, 1275, 1378, 1382,
2453, 4311, 4380.
Kitchener Public Library: Grace
Schmidt Room of Local History:
143, 150, 151, 157, 559.
Kitchener Public School Board: 1242,
1286, 1342, 1346, 1648, 2842,
4311, 4324.
Kitchener Public Utilities
Commission: 1179, 1181, 1846,
1897, 1929, 1957, 2039, 2080,
2086, 2099, 4057, 4324, 4380.
Kitchener Railway Station: 10, 4130.
The Kitchener Record: 1545.
Kitchener Red Cross Society: 143,
1169, 1183, 1383, 1385, 2453,
4081.
Kitchener Regimental Band: 1725,
4356.
Kitchener Registry Office: 151.
Kitchener Senior Band: 1725.
Kitchener Separate School Board:
1180, 2782, 3423, 4311.
Kitchener Sewer Plant: 851.
Kitchener Shrine Club: 4380.
Kitchener Sports Association: 1184,
3829.
Kitchener Suspender Co.: 1176, 1413.
Kitchener Symphony Orchestra:
1727.
Kitchener Taxpayers’ Association:
4126, 4135, 4143.
Kitchener Telegraph: 85, 105.
Kitchener Transit: 2079, 2080.
Kitchener Upholstery: 616, 1577.
Kitchener Urban Renewal
Committee: 326, 2164, 2647, 2651,
2653, 2659, 2663, 4135, 4143,
4148.
Kitchener Water Commission: 1979,
4023, 4344, 4356.
Kitchener-Waterloo Academy of
Medicine: 143, 1186, 3790.
Kitchener-Waterloo Agricultural
Society: 3825.
558
Corporate Subject Index
Kitchener-Waterloo Ambulance
Service: 4067.
Kitchener-Waterloo and District
Labour Council: 3799.
Kitchener-Waterloo and North
Waterloo Humane Society: 143.
Kitchener-Waterloo and Suburban
Planning Board: 326, 3994.
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery: 143,
2607, 3071, 3091, 3094, 3102,
3109, 3140, 3155, 3159.
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Society: 3102.
Kitchener-Waterloo Athletic
Association: 1257.
Kitchener-Waterloo Bilingual School:
2801.
Kitchener-Waterloo Business and
Professional Women’s Club: 1342,
3365.
Kitchener-Waterloo Canadian Club:
1251, 1342, 1442.
Kitchener-Waterloo Centre of
Community Arts: 3800.
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and
Vocational Institute: 22, 326,
1178, 1212, 1322, 2710, 3878,
4342, 4356, 4412, 4422.
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and
Vocational School: 13, 143, 1274,
1288, 1289, 1300, 1327, 1381,
1382, 1448, 1449, 1537, 1567,
2441, 2714, 2718, 2780, 2781,
2782, 2790, 2791, 2792, 2793,
2821, 2865, 2950, 3958, 4097,
4107, 4311, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate Board:
1442, 1596, 1705, 1885.
Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate
Institute: 671, 672, 1383, 1659,
2865, 2952, 3102, 3970.
Kitchener-Waterloo Community
Concert Association: 143, 326,
1179, 1615, 3018, 3019.
Kitchener-Waterloo Council of
Friendship: 702.
Kitchener-Waterloo Doll Club: 3898.
Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen
Hockey Club: 326, 3752.
Kitchener-Waterloo Field Naturalists:
1261, 1288, 1289, 1322, 2308,
2340, 2342, 2343, 3779.
Kitchener-Waterloo Figure Skating
Club: 1186, 3736.
Kitchener-Waterloo Flying Club:
3818.
Kitchener-Waterloo Flying Dutchmen:
3755.
Kitchener-Waterloo Garden Club:
1493, 3809.
Kitchener-Waterloo Granite Club:
143, 1525, 1658, 1659, 1716, 3737,
3749, 3751, 4329, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Gun Club: 671,
672.
Kitchener-Waterloo High School
Board: 1187, 1702, 1703, 2781.
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital: 13, 133,
143, 326, 671, 672, 851, 908, 1445,
1502, 1954, 2903, 3892, 4047,
4048, 4049, 4056, 4059, 4065,
4066, 4067, 4136, 4311, 4324,
4329, 4342, 4356, 4363, 4380,
4422.
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital
Auxiliary: 1282, 2903, 4047, 4067.
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital Board:
1212, 1428, 4048, 4066.
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital
Commission: 1186, 1602, 1605,
4047, 4067, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Kinsmen Club:
3020.
Kitchener-Waterloo Kiwanis Club:
326, 1184, 1251, 1266, 1494, 1502,
1602, 1605, 1725, 3021, 3028,
3817, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Lawn Bowling
Association: 3738.
Kitchener-Waterloo Lions
International: 326, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre:
326, 671, 1836, 1885, 3022, 3023,
3892, 3936.
Kitchener-Waterloo Local Council of
Women: 3798.
Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural
Centre: 326.
Kitchener-Waterloo Music Club:
1225, 1669.
Kitchener-Waterloo Operatic Society:
1725.
Kitchener-Waterloo Orphanage: 1186,
1458, 2508, 3375, 3577, 4136.
Kitchener-Waterloo Philatelic Society:
3810.
Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic
Choir: 1669, 3025, 3026, 4359.
Kitchener-Waterloo Power Squadron:
3748.
Kitchener-Waterloo Real Estate
Board: 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Record: 86, 89,
105, 111, 143, 326, 333, 641, 671,
672, 1187, 1193, 1493, 1546, 1796,
2048, 2600, 2960, 3202, 3860,
3939, 3958, 4148, 4315, 4327,
4343, 4347, 4354.
Kitchener-Waterloo Regional
Ambulance: 4049.
Kitchener-Waterloo Regional Folk
Arts Council: 326.
Kitchener Waterloo Regional Folk
Arts Multicultural Centre: 504.
Kitchener-Waterloo Roman Catholic
High School Board: 3428.
Kitchener-Waterloo Rotary Club: 326,
1181, 1183, 1186, 1280, 1313,
1418, 1484, 1504, 1525, 1658,
1659, 1885, 3778, 3802, 3836,
3883, 4136, 4380.
Kitchener-Waterloo Sales and Ad
Club: 1181.
Kitchener-Waterloo School of
Nursing: 2715, 4048, 4066.
Kitchener-Waterloo Society of Artists:
3071, 3102.
Kitchener-Waterloo Street Railway:
2055, 2080, 2099, 4355.
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony
Orchestra: 326, 1885, 3024, 3025,
3027, 3033, 3044, 3050, 3051,
3936, 4339, 4359.
Kitchener-Waterloo University
Women’s Club: 1342, 1343, 1344,
1346, 1493, 2959, 3179, 3925.
Kitchener-Waterloo Weavers’ Guild:
3150, 3898.
Kitchener-Waterloo Women’s
Canadian Club: 22, 3857.
Kitchener Welfare and Family Relief
Board: 326, 4380.
Kitchener Y.M.C.A.: 143, 1187, 1439,
1463, 1494, 1648, 3804, 3823,
4324, 4342, 4370.
Kitchener Y.M.C.A. Chorus: 3039.
Kitchener Y.W.C.A.: 13, 143, 1458,
1461, 1493, 3769, 3803, 3805.
Kitchener Y.W.C.A. Board: 1242,
1461, 3769.
Kitchener Young Men’s Club: 326,
1209, 1511, 1895, 4139, 4380.
Kiwanis Club of the Twin Cities:
3801.
Klassen Bronze, New Hamburg:
4386, 4499.
Klein’s Hotel, Berlin: 2055.
Kleinschmidt and Neuber Ltd,
Kitchener: 1472.
Klinck and Ahrens, Elmira: 1, 4225.
Klinck Feed Mill, Elmira: 2445.
Klippert Furniture Co., Berlin: 1471.
Corporate Subject Index
559
Kloepfer and Co., Berlin: 4298.
Kloepfer and Co., Kitchener: 2056.
Klotz’s Hotel, Preston: 635, 1477,
4392, 4393, 4394.
Knaben-Theater, Preston: 3029.
Knechtel and Schaub Foundry,
Wellesley: 37, 1974, 2440, 4478.
Knell’s Jewellery Store, Berlin: 4061.
Knights of Columbus Hall, Galt:
3433.
Knights of Columbus Hall,
Kitchener: 2501.
Knights of Labor: 1925.
Knights of Pythias: 1484.
Knights of the Maccabees, Berlin
Tent No. 21: 3807.
Knights of the Maccabees, Waterloo
Hive: 1704.
Knights of the Round Table, Galt:
1877, 4266.
Knollwood Park Military Training
Centre, Kitchener: 2080, 3428.
Knotty Pine Restaurant, Preston:
862, 4396.
Knox Presbyterian Church, Ayr: 157,
875, 877, 2441, 2591, 3639, 3650,
3668, 3676, 3677, 3678, 3695,
4178.
Knox Presbyterian Church, Preston:
157, 1296, 1508, 3658, 4396.
Knox Presbyterian Church, Waterloo:
157, 1181, 3661, 3670, 4412.
Knox’s Presbyterian Church,
Galt:
157, 332, 1203, 1224, 1285,
1303,
1304,
1362,
1363,
1365,
1392,
1404,
1482,
1510,
1541,
1649,
1664,
2425,
2428,
2441,
2478,
2787,
2854,
2934,
2953,
2959,
3652,
3654,
3655,
3659,
3662,
3663,
3665,
3669,
3671,
3682,
3684,
4212,
4229,
4232,
4233,
4237,
4247,
4251,
4255,
4263,
4266, 4286.
Knox United Church, Ayr: 157, 1105,
2429,
3639,
3650,
3668,
3676,
3678,
3695,
4180,
4181,
4187,
4189,
4212.
Knox United Church, Kitchener: 157,
3708, 4380.
Knox United Church, Waterloo: 157,
4422.
Kondu Manufacturing Co. Ltd,
Preston: 4396.
Kossuth Hotel: 2172.
Kralinator Filters, Preston: 332, 4396.
Kranken-Unterstuetzungs-Verein:
671, 672.
Kranz Block, Berlin: 1934.
Kraus Carpet Mills Ltd, Waterloo:
2026, 4354.
Kreiner Furniture Co., Kitchener:
2503, 3775.
Kress Hotel, Preston: 332, 1983,
2076, 2153, 2155, 2184, 4255,
4275, 4394, 4395, 4396.
Kreutzweiser’s Hotel, Linwood: 4040.
Krug Furniture, Berlin: 143, 326,
1495, 1596, 2412, 2600, 2635,
3044, 4315, 4347.
Kuntz Beverages, Kitchener: 1983.
Kuntz Brewery, Waterloo: 29, 143,
333, 1220, 1221, 1725, 1855, 1857,
1861, 1944, 1983, 2562, 2756,
4277, 4402, 4412, 4422.
Kuntz Electroplating Inc., Kitchener:
1881, 4370.
Kurtz’s Tavern, Conestogo: 4524.
Labatt’s Ontario Breweries, Waterloo:
143.
Ladies Auxiliary of Y.M.C.A., Galt:
3838.
Ladies Hospital Aid, Galt: 3838.
Lady Belle Shoe Co. Ltd, Kitchener:
22, 1209.
Lady Galt Towels Ltd: 4261.
Lake Erie and Northern Railway:
1683, 2054, 2055, 2060, 2067,
2069, 2070, 2071, 2087, 2099,
2115, 2130, 4212, 4215, 4228,
4233, 4238, 4396.
Lake Erie Saengerbund: 3042.
Lake Superior Corporation: 1558.
Lambtann Haven Rest Home, Blair:
2827.
Lancaster Club: 1252, 4380.
Lancaster Hotel, Bridgeport: 1, 2172,
2179.
Lancaster House, Bridgeport: 1, 37,
4192, 4193, 4195, 4197, 4315.
Lancaster Tavern: 4347.
Lancaster Tavern, Bridgeport: 2179.
Lang Bros and Co., Berlin: 1, 4299,
4374, 4380.
Lang Leather Co., Berlin: 143, 316,
1856, 2412, 4380.
Lang Shirt Co., Ltd, Kitchener: 22.
Lang Tannery, Berlin: 326, 1855,
1915, 2014, 2756, 3775, 3883,
4298, 4374.
Larry Smith and Company: 2659.
Lashbrook Shoe Co., Preston: 4396.
Latschar Mennonite Cemetery,
Mannheim: 450.
Latschar Mennonite Church,
Mannheim: 450, 1191, 3232, 3258,
3259, 3275, 3316, 3342, 3365,
4499.
Laura Rose Women’s Institute: 3842,
3848, 3852, 4212.
Laurel Creek Conservation Authority:
2348.
Lautenschlager and Weaver, Berlin:
1914.
Laven’s Hotel, Galt: 1741.
Leading Meat Market, Waterloo:
2451.
Lear Siegler Industries, Kitchener:
326, 2026, 4354.
Legislative Assembly of Upper
Canada: 3971, 4144.
Legislative Council of Upper Canada:
1325.
Leisure Lodge, Preston: 704.
LeRoy Automobile Co., Berlin: 1703,
1845, 4380.
Lewis Screw and Fittings, Galt: 4261.
Lexington Airport: 4407.
Lexington Home and School Club:
3847.
Lexington Women’s Institute: 143,
3789, 3848, 4441.
Liberal-Conservative Party: 1729.
Liberal Party: 1277, 1365, 1401,
1470, 1500, 1544, 1645, 1652,
1654, 1706, 1722, 3977, 4114,
4116, 4117, 4119, 4141, 4146,
4149, 4286.
Library and Gallery, Cambridge:
2607.
Lichty Bros, road contractors: 2104.
Liederkranz Society, Berlin: 671, 672.
Liederkranz Society, Preston: 671,
672, 3009, 3016.
Liedertafel Society, Berlin: 3815,
4380.
Liedertafel Society, Waterloo: 3009.
Limerick Cornell Cemetery, Preston:
157, 374, 3927.
Lincoln Avenue United Church, Galt:
3622, 3640, 4423.
Lincoln Heights Public School,
Waterloo: 2780, 2782.
Lindner’s Hobby Horse Factory,
Berlin: 2053.
Linen Thread Co.: 1500.
Link Belt Co., Elmira: 1261, 1599,
4217, 4223, 4525.
Linwood Band: 4478.
Linwood Farm Club: 2807, 4478.
560
Corporate Subject Index
Linwood General Store: 4470.
Linwood Horse Show: 4470.
Linwood Hotel: 4470.
Linwood Lutheran Church: 3538.
Linwood Memorial Centre: 4470.
Linwood Mennonite Cemetery: 437.
Linwood Police Village: 3974.
Linwood Post Office: 2084, 2095,
2117, 4470, 4478.
Linwood Presbyterian Church: 4470.
Linwood Public Library: 4470, 4483.
Linwood Union Cemetery: 410, 459.
Linwood Wesleyan Methodist
Church: 4470, 4478.
Linwood Women’s Institute: 3789,
3848, 4470.
Lion Brewery and Museum: 143,
1944, 4413.
Lion Brewery, Waterloo: 1850, 1851,
2574, 4412.
Lion Inn, Doon: 37.
Lions Club, Galt: 1420.
Lions Club, Waterloo: 2991.
Lippert and Co., Berlin: 4298.
Lippert Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1397, 1495, 2503.
Lippert, Schafer and Co., Waterloo:
1498.
Lishman Coach Lines: 2080.
Little German Band, New Dundee:
4490.
Little Paradise, Doon: 4454.
Little’s Comers Junior Women’s
Institute: 3847.
Little’s Comers Sunday School: 4204.
Little’s Comers Women’s Institute:
3842, 3848, 3852, 4204, 4212.
Livery and Carriage Works, Berlin:
2053.
Living Waters Community
Fellowship, New Hamburg: 530,
4386.
Livingston Linseed Oil Co.: 1500,
1501, 1503, 4499.
Livingston Presbyterian Church,
Baden: 157, 1186, 1500, 1501,
1503, 3679, 4499.
L.J.R. Sanders Co., Galt: 4261.
Loblaw’s, Kitchener: 4036.
Lockhart’s Automobile Salesroom,
Kitchener: 1453.
Lodge Rose of England No. 277,
Hespeler: 4082.
Log Cabin Restaurant, Galt: 332.
London and Gore Railway: 2055.
London Life Insurance Co.: 1579.
Lou Blower Co., Kitchener: 1954.
Lougheed Business College: 4354.
Louis Kuntz Park Brewery, Waterloo:
1934, 4374.
Lower Woolwich Post Office,
Winterbourne: 4525.
Loyal Order of Moose: 143.
Lucky Dollar Store, New Dundee:
4499.
Lundy and Co., Waterloo: 1198.
Lutheran Church in North America:
3537.
Lutherische Friedensbote: 85, 3525,
3537.
Lutherisches Volksblatt: 85, 3525,
3537, 3538.
Lutz’s Malt House, Galt: 4246.
Lyric Theatre, Kitchener: 3028.
M.B. and J.S. Perine, Doon: 1974,
2385, 4423, 4429.
M.B. Perine Twine and Rope
Factory, Doon: 1165, 1499, 4439.
M. Robson, Ayr: 4181.
M. Weichel and Sons, Elmira: 1184,
1699, 4217, 4222, 4225.
M. Weichel and Sons, Waterloo: 1,
1699.
M. Wildfang Tailoring, Berlin: 4298.
M. Williams, Galt: 1198.
MacDonald Electric Co., Kitchener:
2039, 2271, 2272, 2412.
Macdonald Institute, Guelph: 1693,
1696.
MacFarlane Farm Supply Ltd,
Elmira: 4217.
MacGregor, Gourlay and Fontaine,
Galt: 1905.
MacGregor, Gourlay Co., Galt: 2273.
MacGregor Senior Public School,
Waterloo: 1340, 2780, 2781, 2782,
2809, 3892.
Machinery and Transmission Co,
Elmira: 2274, 4221.
Machinist Planing Mill, Berlin: 2756.
Mackie’s Block, Kitchener: 4315.
Macklin’s Dry Goods Store,
Kitchener: 1179.
Macton Roman Catholic Church:
4470.
Made-in-Berlin Exhibition, 1905: 671,
672, 4380.
Made-in-Galt Exhibition, 1927: 4230.
Made-in-Hespeler Exhibition, 1947:
4278.
Magnussen Furniture, New
Hamburg: 4386.
Magor Aviation Ltd, Galt: 4232, 4261.
Maher-Price Building, Kitchener:
4036.
Main and Gerringer, brokers and
livery, Galt: 1165.
Main Street School, Galt: 4266.
Major Holdings and Developments
Ltd, Kitchener: 4354.
Malcolm and Hill Ltd, Kitchener: 22,
1464, 1859.
Mammy’s Bread, Galt: 4261.
Manchester Male Quartette, Galt:
3049.
Manchester Products, Galt: 4261.
Manchester School, Galt: 2782, 2786,
4233.
Manley’s Mill, Ayr: 4180.
Mannheim Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 1042.
Mannheim Combination Mills: 37.
Mannheim Mennonite Church: 3258,
3365.
Mannheim Post Office: 2117.
Manning, Maxwell and Moore, Galt:
1905, 4261.
Mansfield Shirt Co., Kitchener: 2008.
Maple Grove Farmers’ Club: 1758,
1765, 1769, 3365, 3770, 3847.
Maple Grove Mennonite Church:
3277.
Maple Grove Women’s Institute:
3365, 3770, 3842, 3847, 3848,
3852.
Maple Lane Dairy: 1757, 2635, 2801,
4441.
The Maple Leaf: 85, 105, 157, 4525.
Maple Leaf Button Co., Berlin: 4380.
Maple Leaf Dairy, Preston: 4396.
Maple Leaf Hotel, Baden: 4499.
Maple Leaf Saw Works, Galt: 2275,
4246.
Maple View Mennonite Cemetery,
Wellesley Township: 474.
Maple View Mennonite Church,
Wellesley: 871, 951, 990, 1187,
3176, 3259, 3307, 3339, 3365,
3368, 3369, 4484.
Margaret Avenue School, Berlin:
1383, 2748, 2782, 2818, 2843,
3775, 4298, 4299, 4365, 4366,
4380.
Margaret Avenue School, Kitchener:
1286, 2782.
Market Exchange Hotel, Galt: 4251.
Market Hotel, Berlin: 37, 4298, 4380.
Market Hotel, Waterloo: 333.
Markham-Waterloo Mennonite
Corporate Subject Index
561
Conference: 550, 1784, 3208, 3253,
3298, 3327, 3342, 3358, 3365,
3371, 3397, 3400.
Marshall Milling Co., Galt: 4246.
Marsland Engineering, Waterloo: 333,
1737, 2026.
Martin Feed Mills, Elmira: 1922,
4217, 4223, 4225.
Martin Luther Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3616.
Martin Meeting House Cemetery, St
Jacobs: 157, 356, 438, 852, 872,
2018, 3097.
Martin Meeting House, St Jacobs:
798, 799, 964, 1068, 1075, 1086,
1127, 1513, 2441, 2462, 2562,
2818, 3232, 3302, 3319, 3342,
3365, 3397, 3573, 4441, 4522.
Martin’s Book Store, Elmira: 4217.
Martin-Weber Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Martini Sand and Gravel, Preston:
2766.
Mary hill Cemetery: 4464.
Maryhill Hotel: 2441.
Massey Harris Co., Waterloo: 4469.
Master Feeds, Baden: 1501, 4499.
Master Milling Co., Berlin: 4380.
Material Processing Division, Preston:
1425.
Mathematical Association of Canada:
1382.
Mattel’s Grand Central Hotel,
Waterloo: 333.
Mattell and Bierwagen, Kitchener:
2748.
Maude Foundry, Berlin: 2039.
Max’s Food Market, St Clements:
4474.
Mayfair Hotel, Kitchener: 1128.
McArthur Plumbing and Heating,
Hespeler: 4279.
McBrine Luggage Co., Berlin: 1298,
1915, 4011.
McBrine Luggage Co., Kitchener:
616, 1361, 1737, 1871, 1891, 4374.
McCargar and Hachbom Ltd,
Kitchener: 1737.
McEachren Heating and Ventilation
Co., Galt: 4263.
McFat ridge Steel Equipment, Galt:
4261.
McGarvin Trunk Co., Berlin: 326,
1298, 1856, 4380.
McGibbon, Harper and Haney: 4402.
McKay’s Carding Mill, Galt: 4246.
McKee Brothers Ltd, Elmira: 4217,
4225.
McKellar Shoe Co., Berlin: 4374.
McLellan’s Pharmacy, Kitchener:
2090.
McMurtry Hardware, Ayr: 3761.
McNally and Clemens, Blair: 1974.
McNaught’s Service Station, Galt:
4233.
McNeil Auto Supply, Galt: 2478.
Mechanics’ Institutes and Public
Library Association: 2994.
Medical Society of Waterloo and
Wellington: 3790.
Meeting Place, St Jacobs: 2165.
Meikleham’s Pharmacy, Galt: 2143.
Meisel’s Chopping Mill, Wilmot
Township: 4499.
Melville Presbyterian Church, Galt:
157, 332, 3651, 3652, 3665, 3666,
4230, 4266.
Menno Singers, Kitchener: 3006,
4503.
Mennonite A Cappella Chorus: 3046.
Mennonite Aid Union: 551, 556,
1067, 1804, 3313.
Mennonite Archives of Ontario: 143,
150, 154, 157, 551.
Mennonite Benefit Association, Inc.:
3313.
Mennonite Bible School, Kitchener:
1180, 3395.
Mennonite Board of Colonization,
Rosthern, Saskatchewan: 1628.
Mennonite Board of Missions and
Charities: 3365.
Mennonite Brethren Church, Breslau:
3627.
Mennonite Brethren Church,
Conestogo: 3608.
Mennonite Brethren Church,
Hespeler: 616, 4285.
Mennonite Brethren Church,
Kitchener: 1577, 3275.
Mennonite Brethren Church, New
Dundee: 2535, 4485, 4495, 4499.
Mennonite Brethren in Christ: 263,
534, 555, 602, 811, 1261, 1637,
2878, 3143, 3256, 3275, 3285,
3315, 3328, 3331, 3355, 3373,
3377, 3381, 3382, 3383, 3783,
3864.
Mennonite Brethren in Christ
Publishing Co.: 85, 3328.
Mennonite Central Committee: 515,
547, 549, 550, 551, 598, 602, 626,
1448, 1678, 3275, 3301, 3365,
3395, 3774, 3783, 3864.
Mennonite Conference of Eastern
Canada: 551, 626.
Mennonite Conference of Ontario:
550, 551, 588, 3259, 3346, 3396.
Mennonite Conference of Ontario and
Quebec: 626, 3358.
Mennonite Credit Union: 551, 1816.
Mennonite Economic Development
Associates: 3301.
Mennonite Historical Society: 143,
150, 157, 551, 552, 598, 1238,
1346, 3864, 3918, 3947, 3952,
4503.
Mennonite Mission Board of Ontario:
3268.
Mennonite Society of Waterloo
Township: 2809.
Mennonite Woman’s Missionary
Society: 3365.
Mennonitische Bruedergemeinde: 671,
672.
Mercantile Fire Insurance Co.: 37,
333, 1260, 1824, 1850, 4136, 4525.
Mercey Brothers: 4217.
Merchant’s Rubber Co., Berlin: 316,
1459, 1580, 1581, 1853, 1855,
2023.
Merchant’s Rubber Co., Kitchener:
326, 1186, 1838, 1903, 1924, 2012,
3739.
Merchants Bank, Ayr: 1720.
Merchants Bank, Berlin: 1168, 2053,
4374, 4380.
Merchants Bank, Galt: 37, 4179,
4237, 4246, 4251, 4255, 4263.
Merchants Button Co., Waterloo:
1914.
Merchants Casualty Co., Waterloo:
1684, 4412, 4422.
Merchants Printing Co., Kitchener:
1071.
Merlene’s Beauty Salon, Elmira:
4217.
Merlin Machine Company Ltd,
Kitchener: 4354.
Memer and Jansen Co., Elmira:
2001.
Merner Block, Berlin: 1530, 4298.
Merner-Bricker Foundries, Waterloo:
1531, 4525.
Merrick’s China Hall, Berlin: 4374.
Messiah Lutheran Church, Waterloo:
3616.
Met-Craft Industries Ltd, Waterloo:
1703.
Metal Shingle and Siding Co.,
Preston: 1334, 1862, 2276, 2277,
2278, 4395.
562
Corporate Subject Index
Metcalfe Candy Co., Kitchener: 1418,
1857.
Midwestern Ontario Regional
Development Council: 3991, 3997.
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Americas Co.,
Galt: 4261.
Military Hospitals Commission: 4031,
4081.
Mill Creek Neighborhood Club: 4212.
Mill Creek Women’s Institute: 1304,
2727, 3842, 3847, 3852, 4207,
4212.
The Mill Restaurant, Cambridge:
1963.
Miller and Hohmeier, Kitchener:
1539.
Millers and Manufacturing Insurance
Co.: 1521.
Millmore’s Boat Building, New
Dundee: 4499.
Mimik Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Miss Preson’s School, Galt: 4233.
Mississauga Indians: 187, 191, 208,
218, 219, 224, 282, 283, 517, 555,
2378, 3310, 4448, 4449.
Missouri Lutheran Church, Wellesley:
157, 4466, 4484.
Missouri Synod, Lutheran Church:
671, 672, 1244, 3537, 3564.
Mitchell Button Co., Kitchener: 1737,
1891, 2039, 4354.
Mitchell Motors Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Mitchell Plastics Ltd, Kitchener:
Moses Club: 3102.
Motivair Canada Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
The Motor Age: 1451.
Mount Carmel Methodist Church,
Haysville: 4499.
Mount Hope Cemetery, Berlin: 157,
432, 3631, 3632, 4372, 4380, 4422.
Mount Hope Cemetery, Kitchener:
143, 157, 432, 489, 2441, 2618,
3423, 4082, 4359.
Mount Hope Cemetery, Waterloo:
143, 157, 412, 2618, 4078, 4412.
Mount View Cemetery, Galt: 157,
413, 3672, 3908, 4238, 4246, 4263.
Mount Zion Lutheran Church,
Waterloo: 3525, 3533, 3555, 3556,
3557, 3616.
Mount Zion Mennonite Church,
Kitchener: 626.
Mowat’s Fruit Store, Kitchener: 2396.
Moyer and Troxel, Berlin: 1914.
Moyer, Ralph and Co., Waterloo:
1652.
Moyer-Vico Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Mrs Max Mintz’s Kosher Boarding
House, Berlin: 3718.
MTD Products Ltd, Kitchener: 4354.
Multicultural History Society of
Ontario: 143.
Muncey Indians: 187.
Munro and Mead, Hamilton: 2747.
Murawsky’s Furniture Co.,
Kitchener: 2503.
4354.
Mitten Industries, Galt: 4261.
Moffat, Hodgkins and Clark of
Watertown, NY: 4023, 4025.
Mohawk Indians: 188, 228, 250, 298,
306.
Molson’s Bank, Berlin: 1168, 4380.
Molson’s Bank, Waterloo: 1, 333,
1168, 2179, 2433, 2434, 2562,
4374, 4422.
Montessori School of Cambridge Inc.,
Murphy Sheet Metal and Steel
Fabricating Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Murray’s Food Market, New
Hamburg: 4386, 4388.
Murray’s Studio, Waterloo: 1824.
Museum and Archive of Games,
University of Waterloo: 143.
Museum of Visual Science and
Optometry, University of
Waterloo: 143.
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of
Galt: 332. Canada: 1, 13, 143, 326, 333, 671,
Montgomery County Woollen Mill, 672, 1006, 1168, 1183, 1195, 1221,
Pennsylvania: 1975.
1257,
1259,
1260,
1273,
1299,
Montreal Telegraph Co.: 1451, 1453.
1378,
1384,
1430,
1504,
1522,
Moore Metal Fabricating Ltd, Galt:
1535,
1558,
1560,
1645,
1651,
4261.
1667,
1684,
1805,
1817,
1818,
Morison Brickyard, Doon: 4454.
1819,
1820,
1857,
1885,
2055,
Morning Star Hotel: 2172.
2149,
2434,
2562,
3739,
3873,
Mornington Municipal Telephone Co.:
4011,
4136,
4298,
4318,
4342,
2077.
4371,
4412,
4413,
4417,
4422,
Morton Block, Wellesley: 4466.
4521,
4525.
Morval Durofoam, Kitchener: 2503.
Mosboro Sunday School: 4436.
N. Brock Wilkins’ Jewelry Store,
Galt: 4246.
N. Killer, Son, and Co., Waterloo: 37,
1165, 1974, 4422.
N.M. Bearinger, Elmira: 4223.
N.O. Hipel, Preston: 1440, 1673,
4396, 4452.
N.R. Murphy Ltd, Preston: 332.
Narrow Fabrics Co., Galt: 1404, 1950.
National Archives of Canada: 143.
National Council of Women: 1282,
3798, 3822.
National Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1862.
National Grocery, Kitchener: 2635.
National Selective Service: 2010.
National War Labour Relations
Board: 1876.
Naugatuck Chemicals, Elmira: 1647,
2022, 2023, 4220, 4223, 4226,
4227.
Navy League of Canada: 3039.
Nelco Mechanical Ltd, Kitchener:
4349, 4350.
Nels Shantz Motors, Kitchener: 1195.
Nelson Funeral Home, Hespeler:
4279.
Neu-Hamburger Neutrale: 109, 4386,
4388.
Neutral Indians: 5, 6, 195, 202, 203,
208, 210, 221, 223, 224, 229, 230,
282, 673, 2150, 2373, 2378, 2480,
2669, 4487.
New Aberdeen Hotel: 312.
New Apostolic Church, Elmira: 4217.
New Apostolic Church, Hespeler:
4271, 4276.
New Apostolic Church, Kitchener:
4354.
New Apostolic Church, Waterloo:
1427, 4354, 4422.
New Century Millinery Store,
Preston: 4395.
New Church Society, Berlin: 3696,
3978.
New Connexion Chapel, Galt: 4266.
New Democratic Party: 4118, 4165,
4166, 4167.
New Dominion Curling Club,
Reidsville: 3728, 3751.
New Dundee Band: 4499.
New Dundee Baptist Church: 157,
3352, 3414, 3415, 4490, 4495,
4496, 4499.
New Dundee Board of Trade: 4490,
4495, 4499, 4502.
New Dundee Children of Zion
Corporate Subject Index
563
Church: 4490, 4495.
New Dundee Co-operative Creamery
Ltd: 1966, 2480, 3847, 4490, 4495,
4496, 4499, 4502.
New Dundee Community Centre:
4497, 4502.
New Dundee Community Park: 4490,
4495.
New Dundee Continuation School:
2535, 2770, 2782, 3955, 4495.
New Dundee Farmers’ Institute:
4490, 4495.
New Dundee Fire Brigade: 4490,
4495, 4499.
New Dundee Fire Hall: 2535.
New Dundee Flour Mills: 1998, 4490,
4495, 4502.
New Dundee Glee Club: 4490.
New Dundee Harness Shop: 4495,
4496, 4499.
New Dundee High School: 4490,
4495.
New Dundee Library: 2992.
New Dundee Library Board: 2992.
New Dundee Literary and Debating
Society: 4490.
New Dundee Lutheran Church: 157,
4490, 4495.
New Dundee Methodist Church:
4485, 4495.
New Dundee Mills: 3869.
New Dundee Musical Society Band:
4490, 4495.
New Dundee Old Boys’ Reunion
1907: 4495.
New Dundee Optimist Club: 4502.
New Dundee Post Office: 4490, 4495,
4499.
New Dundee Public Library: 1238,
2971, 2977, 4490, 4495.
New Dundee Public Library Board:
1556, 2971, 4495.
New Dundee Rural Telephone Co.:
2077, 2081, 4490, 4495, 4499.
New Dundee Union Cemetery: 157,
414, 4490, 4495.
New Dundee Union Cemetery Board:
414, 2570.
New Dundee United Brethren
Church: 157, 1191, 4490, 4495.
New Dundee United Missionary
Church: 4490, 4495.
New Dundee Women’s Institute:
1182, 3209, 3365, 3842, 3847,
3848, 3852, 4487, 4490, 4495,
4497, 4499, 4502.
New Hamburg Band: 4095.
New Hamburg Baptist Church: 4386,
4499.
New Hamburg Board of Trade: 328,
3727, 4095.
New Hamburg Brewery: 1861, 1983,
4386, 4499.
New Hamburg Brick and Tileyard:
4382.
New Hamburg Cenotaph: 4094, 4095.
New Hamburg Conservative
Mennonite Church: 3276, 3277.
New Hamburg Evangelical Sunday
School: 4385, 4386.
New Hamburg Fall Fair: 1674, 3855.
New Hamburg Fire Department:
2480, 3950, 4386.
New Hamburg Firehall: 2529.
New Hamburg Hydro Office: 2557,
4386.
New Hamburg Independent: 85, 105,
113, 119, 157, 1992, 2480, 4383,
4386, 4387, 4499, 4503.
New Hamburg Infantry Company:
4079, 4111, 4386.
New Hamburg Manufacturing Co.:
2021.
New Hamburg Memorial Community
Centre: 3727.
New Hamburg Militia: 3894, 3895,
4382.
New Hamburg Musical Association:
4382.
New Hamburg Planing Mills: 1,
4386.
New Hamburg Planning Board: 328.
New Hamburg Police Department:
4016.
New Hamburg Poultry Association:
4382.
New Hamburg Public Library: 143,
2969, 2977, 4382, 4385, 4386.
New Hamburg Public Library Board:
4382.
New Hamburg Public School: 2767,
2782, 2824, 4382, 4386, 4387,
4388.
New Hamburg Public School Board:
217, 1530, 1533, 2767, 4382, 4487.
New Hamburg Public Utilities
Commission: 328.
New Hamburg Railway Station: 4386,
4388.
New Hamburg Reformed Mennonite
Cemetery: 415.
New Hamburg Skating Rink: 2767,
4386.
New Hamburg Stationary Store:
1992.
New Hamburg Steam Lager Brewery:
1983.
New Hamburg Town Council: 328,
3974, 3989, 4025, 4095, 4382,
4386.
New Hamburg Town Hall: 2529,
4383, 4499.
New Hamburg Village Council: 328,
1531, 1533, 1534, 3974, 4025,
4386, 4388.
New Hamburg Wagon Works: 1530,
1531, 1532, 4386.
New Hamburg Women’s Institute:
1182, 2480, 2530, 3842, 3852,
4095, 4386, 4499.
New Hope Cemetery, Hespeler: 444.
New Hope Circuit: 3644.
New Hope Masonic Lodge, Hespeler:
1183, 1184, 4271, 4273, 4275,
4276.
New Hope Memorial Chapel,
Hespeler: 4273, 4276.
New Massey Hall, Toronto: 3050.
New Royal Hotel, Galt: 1822, 4246,
4252.
Newborn Mennonite Cemetery,
Woolwich Township: 416.
Newlands and Co., Galt: 332, 908,
1662, 1671, 1950, 1956, 1961,
2005, 2864, 4237, 4246, 4255,
4258, 4263.
Niagara District Court: 1324.
Niagara Power Movement: 4380,
4521, 4525.
Nichol, Wallace Displays Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Nicholson’s Tavern, Blair: 4462.
Nith Valley Cheese Factory,
Haysville: 1936, 4486.
Nith Valley Creamery, Haysville:
1936, 4486.
Nith Valley Mennonite Church
Cemetery, Wilmot Township: 417.
Nith Valley Mennonite Church,
Wilmot Township: 417, 530.
Nithvale Chair Factory: 875, 877.
Nithvale Flour and Oatmeal Mills,
Ayr: 37, 1740, 4180.
Non-Resistant Relief Organization:
3399, 3783, 3864.
Nordhauser, C.G. and Co, button
manufacturers, Berlin: 1165.
Norris and Lockhart, Galt: 4080.
North American Hotel, Preston: 814,
1850, 2153, 4237, 4255, 4390.
North American Hotel, St Clements:
564
Corporate Subject Index
4474.
North American Hotel, Waterloo: 37.
North American Saengerbund: 3040.
North Dumfries and South Waterloo
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.: 1821, 1822, 1829, 4212, 4263.
North Dumfries Centennial, 1952:
3636, 4198, 4211, 4213.
North Dumfries Farmers’ Club: 4212.
North Dumfries Heritage Committee:
2570.
North Dumfries High School Board:
4212.
North Dumfries LACAC: 143, 157,
1720, 2389, 2486, 2536.
North Dumfries Pre-School
Co-operative Inc.: 4180, 4181.
North Dumfries School Fair: 1216,
1681, 1769, 2703.
North Dumfries Township Council:
143, 1544, 2495, 3974, 3989, 4023,
4182, 4208, 4209, 4212, 4214.
North Dumfries Township Hall:
2495.
North Dumfries Township Plowmen’s
Association: 857, 1769, 3761,
3787, 3848, 4198, 4212.
North Waterloo Agricultural Society:
333, 1269, 1488, 1666, 3825, 4422.
North Waterloo Boy Scout
Association: 1658.
North Waterloo Carriage Works,
Wellesley: 2440.
North Waterloo Conservative
Association: 1525.
North Waterloo District Women’s
Institute: 138, 3789, 3847, 3848.
North Waterloo Fall Exhibition: 3824.
North Waterloo Farmers’ Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.: 1, 13, 333,
671, 672, 1488, 1667, 1671, 1823,
1857, 4412, 4422, 4514.
North Waterloo High School Board:
1705.
North Waterloo Liberal Conservative
Association: 1466, 1573.
North Waterloo License Board: 1706.
North Waterloo License Commission:
4468.
North Waterloo Medical Society:
1390, 1395, 1445, 1502, 3790.
North Waterloo Post Office: 2092.
North Waterloo Protectionist: 114.
North Waterloo Recruiting League:
4087.
North Waterloo Reform Association:
635, 1250, 1252, 1468, 1523.
North Waterloo Regiment: 1525,
4084.
North Woolwich Baptist Church: 435,
931, 1064, 2092.
North Woolwich Mennonite
Cemetery: 369.
North Woolwich Mennonite Church:
369, 826, 3316, 3342, 3397.
Northcott and Olivers, Waterloo: 29.
Northdale School, Waterloo: 2780,
2781, 2782, 2811.
Norton’s Drinx, Kitchener: 1983.
Notre Dame of St Agatha Children’s
Village: 3444, 4030, 4499, 4504.
Novelty Works, Berlin: 2053.
Nutrite Inc., Elmira: 1987.
O.A.C. Review and Alumni News:
158.
O’Donnell and Henderson Bakery,
Waterloo: 1428.
O.H. Schmidt Dairy, Elmira: 4225.
O.J. Smith Shoe Co., St Jacobs:
1085.
O’Loane’s Store and Tavern,
Centreville: 2097.
O Lusitano: 697.
O.M. Weber and Son Industries:
4473.
Oak Grove Cheese Factory, New
Hamburg: 4386, 4388.
Och’s Block, Hespeler: 4275.
Och’s Hall, Hespeler: 2994.
Oghgwaga Indians: 298.
Ohlmann’s Hotel, Hespeler: 4268.
Ojibway Indians: 187, 191, 215, 223,
228.
Old Albert Rifle Association, Galt:
1302.
Old Christner Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 486.
Old Conestogo and St Jacobs
Mennonite Cemetery: 369.
Old Conestogo Mennonite Meeting
House: 369.
Old Log Cabin Band, Hespeler: 4276.
Old Mennonite Church, Elmira: 4525.
Old Preston Cemetery: 445, 446.
Old St Andrew’s Church, Galt: 157,
376, 3651.
Old Zuber Hotel, West Montrose:
2447.
Olivet Evangelical Church, Kitchener:
1480, 2489, 3238, 3495.
Oneida Indians: 187, 188, 250.
Onondaga Indians: 188, 250, 298.
Ontario Agricultural College: 1680,
1770, 1786, 1879, 2347, 2507,
3770.
Ontario Agricultural Commission:
1693, 1788.
Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame:
1216.
Ontario Amish Mennonite
Conference: 3340.
Ontario Bible College: 1515.
Ontario Branch of the Mennonite
Woman’s Missionary Society:
3365.
Ontario Conference of Mennonite
Brethren Churches: 3252, 3371.
Ontario Conference of the Mennonite
Brethren in Christ: 550, 3378.
Ontario Conference of United
Mennonite Churches: 590, 591.
Ontario Curling Association: 1482.
Ontario Department of Highways:
3997.
Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests: 2306.
Ontario Department of Municipal
Affairs: 3986, 3990, 3995, 3997.
Ontario District of the Missouri
Synod, Lutheran Church: 1833,
3525.
Ontario District Sewing Circle: 3365.
Ontario Equitable Life and Accident
Insurance Co.: 13, 22, 143, 333,
1169, 1187, 1195, 1221, 1272,
1439, 1684, 1824, 1857, 1922,
1965, 3210, 3739, 4318, 4412,
4422.
Ontario Farmer: 158.
Ontario Federation of Agriculture:
2098, 3942.
Ontario Football Association: 1382.
Ontario Genealogical Society: 1554,
3909, 3948.
Ontario Genealogical Society,
Waterloo-Wellington Branch: 143,
155, 157, 559, 711, 712, 1024.
Ontario Glove Mfg Co., Waterloo:
143, 1914, 2562.
Ontario Good Roads Association:
1258.
Ontario Heritage Act, 1974: 2398,
2587.
Ontario Heritage Foundation: 552,
2506, 2587, 3098, 3867, 4384.
Ontario Historical Society: 250, 1278,
1312, 1370, 1605, 1679, 3862,
3889, 3902, 3917, 3928, 3931,
3932, 3933, 3944, 3945, 4080.
Corporate Subject Index
565
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Ayr Horticultural Society: 143,
1191.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Elmira Horticultural Society:
143, 1185, 1186.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Hespeler Horticultural Society:
143, 1186.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Kitchener Horticultural Society:
143, 1187.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Preston Horticultural Society:
3808, 4397.
Ontario Horticultural Association, St
Jacobs Horticultural Society: 143.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Waterloo Horticultural Society:
143, 1187.
Ontario Horticultural Association,
Wellesley Township Horticultural
Society: 143.
Ontario Horticultural Society: 1451.
Ontario Housing Corporation: 2621.
Ontario Hydro Archives: 143.
Ontario Hydro Electric Railway
Association: 2122.
Ontario Index of Canadian Artists:
1281.
The Ontario Journal: 82, 85, 111,
326, 644, 671, 672, 684, 4443.
Ontario Library Association: 1346,
2983, 3944.
Ontario Mennonite Bible School:
2718, 3129, 3246, 3309, 3365.
Ontario Mennonite Conference: 1784,
3261, 3269, 3309, 3313, 3343.
Ontario Mennonite Relief Sale, New
Hamburg: 3093.
Ontario Mennonite Youth Fellowship:
3240.
Ontario Milk Marketing Board: 1757.
Ontario Milk Producers League:
1757.
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture:
3942.
Ontario Ministry of Natural
Resources: 234.
Ontario Municipal Board: 4135, 4148.
Ontario Municipal Electrical
Association: 2000.
Ontario Mutual Insurance
Association: 1829.
Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co.:
37, 1262, 1429, 1430, 1818, 1819,
4136, 4412, 4422, 4521.
Ontario Photograph Gallery, Berlin:
1198.
Ontario Pioneer Community
Foundation:
1182,
1186,
1187,
1217,
1289,
1303,
1317,
1318,
1556,
1602,
1758,
3228,
3438,
3876,
3889,
3900,
3905,
3914,
3915,
3916,
3927,
3937,
3942,
3943,
3944, 3945.
Ontario Pioneer Community
Museum: 1783, 3876, 3929.
Ontario Plowmen’s Association: 1217,
1218, 1796, 3761, 3787.
Ontario Provincial Legislature: 1544.
Ontario Provincial Police: 4014.
Ontario Quebec Mennonite Youth
Fellowship: 3240.
Ontario Railway and Municipal
Board: 2672, 2674, 4340.
Ontario Recreational Association:
3727.
Ontario School of Domestic Science
and Art: 1693.
Ontario Secondary School Teachers’
Federation: 1317, 1382.
Ontario Seed Co., Waterloo: 143, 333,
1187, 4412.
Ontario Shade Tree Council: 1493.
Ontario Sugar Co., Berlin: 1, 1650,
1856.
Ontario Sugar Co., Kitchener: 326,
1654, 1709, 1797, 4197.
Ontario Temperance Federation:
1424.
Ontario Treasury Department,
Regional Development Branch:
3997.
Ontario Water Resources
Commission: 3997, 4023, 4414.
Ontario Women’s Missionary and
Service Auxiliary: 3365.
Onward Manufacturing Co.,
Kitchener: 22, 143, 1737, 1857,
4350, 4374.
Onward Multi-Corp Inc., Kitchener:
4349.
Opal Cafe, Kitchener: 2396.
Orange Lodge: 1519, 3828.
Order of the Eastern Star: 1725,
3826, 4273, 4290.
Orillia Worsted Co.: 1975.
Ornamental Iron Works, Mannheim:
4499.
Orpheus Singing Society, Waterloo:
671, 672, 3936, 4078, 4422.
Orpheus Society of Buffalo: 3009.
Orpheus Society of Detroit: 3009.
Osborne Block (First), Galt: 2417,
2487, 2488.
Osborne Block, Galt: 332.
Osborne Block (Second), Galt: 2417,
2487, 2488.
Osborne Spiers and Co.: 1665, 4371.
Oscar Smith’s Shoe Store, St Jacobs:
4521.
Oswald’s Hotel, Conestogo: 3642.
Oswald’s Mink Ranch, Bridgeport:
348.
Ott Brick and Tile Co., Kitchener:
1360, 1361.
Ott’s Garage and Service Station,
Hespeler: 4285.
Ottawa Indians: 187.
Ottawa Mennonitische Brueder-
gemeinde: 671, 672.
Ottawa Street Mennonite Brethren,
Kitchener: 3238, 3252.
Otto Homuth Wool Stock Co.,
Preston: 1169, 4396.
Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic
Church, Galt: 700.
Our Lady of Fatima Separate School,
Hespeler: 4271, 4276.
Our Lady of Lourdes Separate
School, Waterloo: 2780, 2781,
2782.
Owaska Indians: 2760.
Owen-Daveno Bed Co., Hespeler:
4283.
Oxlea Investments: 326, 1602, 2164,
2497, 4135, 4143, 4148.
P.E. Shantz Agricultural Works,
Preston: 1629, 1633, 1787, 2211,
2278, 2279, 2280, 2283, 4199,
4237, 4396.
P.E. Shantz Foundry, Preston: 2281,
2282.
P. Hymmen Co., Kitchener: 1930.
P.W. Gardiner and Son Ltd, Galt:
2284.
Pabst’s Hotel, Hespeler: 4268.
Pacific Patterns Ltd, Galt: 332.
Packinghouse Workers Organizing
Committee: 1875.
Page and Steele, Architects: 2861.
Palace Theatre, Galt: 4255.
Panabaker Fuel Co., Hespeler: 1184,
1557, 4285, 4290.
Pannill Veneer Co. Ltd, Kitchener:
3927.
Parents’ Information Bureau,
Kitchener: 326, 671, 1463.
566
Corporate Subject Index
Paris Iron Works: 4187.
Paris Shop, Preston: 4396.
Park Avenue Wear Ltd, Elmira:
4217, 4225.
Park Brewery, Waterloo: 1983.
Park Manor Senior Public School,
Elmira: 4217.
Park Theatre, Preston: 4255, 4396.
Parker and Co., Plumbers, Galt:
4263.
Parker and Wilson, New Hamburg:
1976, 4386.
Parkhill Parochial School,
Wallenstein: 2799.
Parkview Cemetery, Waterloo: 143,
157, 4441.
Parkway Mill: 1882, 1977, 4521.
Pathfinder School, Wallenstein: 3276.
Paton and Bricker, Waterloo: 4422.
Patrons of Husbandry, Dominion
Grange: 3827.
Paul A. Bender, General Insurance
Broker, Kitchener: 4349, 4350.
Pearl Laundry, Berlin: 1481, 4298,
4299.
Peddar and Cole, Doon: 4423, 4429.
Peel Village Highlands, Preston:
1175, 2692, 3992, 4255.
Peerless Leather Co., Berlin: 4374.
Peerless Vulcanizing Company,
Preston: 4396.
Peninsula Power and Gas Co., St
Catharines: 4525.
Pennsylvania Association: 526.
Pennsylvania Folklore Society of
Ontario: 593.
Pennsylvania German Folklore
Society of Ontario: 143, 518, 593,
671, 672, 1037, 1193, 1238, 1493,
1554, 1571, 3181, 3192, 3865,
3898, 3909, 3968.
Pennsylvania-German Society, PA:
612, 1758.
People’s Kailway: 4490, 4499.
Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin: 1187,
1560, 4428.
Perfect Machine Co., Galt: 332.
Perfectso Manufacturing Co.,
Waterloo: 524.
Perine Brothers: 1501, 1503, 1973,
2412, 4499.
Peter Hay Knife Co., Galt: 4237,
4255, 4261.
Peter Stevens Industrial Mall,
Hespeler: 4269.
Petersburg Cemetery: 157, 4494.
Petersburg Post Office: 2095, 4499.
Petersburg Quartette: 4494.
Petersburg Railway Station: 2138,
2544, 3898, 3926, 4490.
Petun Indians: 187, 189.
Petworth Emigration Committee:
257, 262.
Pfeiffer Co., Kitchener: 1954.
Philadelphia County Militia: 804.
Philharmonic Concert Association:
1225.
Philipsburg Baptist Church: 385,
4499.
Philipsburg Baptist Church
Cemetery: 385.
Philipsburg Hotel: 2480.
Philipsburg Store: 2187, 4499.
Phin Drug Store, Hespeler: 1184,
4285. '
Phoenix Fire Brigade, Berlin: 4372.
Phoenix Mill, Guelph: 1294.
Phonola Company of Canada, Elmira:
1864.
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Kitchener:
3616.
Pilot Automobile and Accident
Insurance Co.: 4412, 4422.
Pine Hill Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 375.
Pine Hill Wesleyan Methodist
Church: 375, 4499.
Pioneer Button Works, Berlin: 316,
2039.
Pioneer Park Christian Fellowship,
Kitchener: 3384.
Pioneer Pergola, Galt: 16, 2441.
Pioneer Roller Flouring Mills, St
Jacobs: 1940, 1941, 4517.
Pioneers’ Memorial Tower, Doon: 8,
256, 279, 373, 529, 585, 605, 606,
671, 672, 1312, 2312, 2441, 2607,
3890, 3930, 3956, 3957, 3968,
4342, 4429, 4439.
Pizza Palace of Elmira: 4217.
Playfair and Co., Toronto: 2001.
Plywood Supply Co., Waterloo: 4407.
Polar Kings Hockey Club, Elmira:
4217.
Polish Church of the Sacred Heart,
Kitchener: 4380.
Pollock Manufacturing Co.,
Kitchener: 1703, 1864.
Pollock-Welker Ltd, Kitchener: 1703,
1864, 2013.
Portuguese Club of Galt: 695, 697,
698.
Portuguese Information Centre, Galt:
700.
Portuguese School, Kitchener: 695,
697.
Post Office Store, St Agatha: 37.
Post Office Store, Wellesley: 37.
Potawatomi Indians: 187, 195.
Poth Furniture Factory, New
Dundee: 1911, 4490, 4495, 4496,
4499.
Potter’s Hotel, Berlin: 2055, 3715.
Presbyterian Church in Canada:
1224, 3688.
Presbyterian Church in Canada
Archives: 143, 157.
Presbyterian Church in Canada in
connection with the Church of
Scotland: 3663.
Presbyterian Church in Canada
Synod: 3682.
Presbyterian Church of Scotland:
3682.
Presbyterian Young Women’s Club,
Kitchener: 3212.
Pressprich and Ritz, New Hamburg:
119, 1165, 4386.
Preston and Berlin Electric Street
Railway Co.: 1, 316, 325, 2055,
2060, 2069, 2070, 2071, 2087,
2122, 2581, 4136, 4356.
Preston and Berlin Railway. 7, 326,
332, 1372, 1637, 2055, 2063, 2069,
2070, 2073, 2128, 4125, 4380,
4392.
Preston Arena: 4396.
Preston Art Club: 4396.
Preston Band: 4080.
Preston Banking Co.: 332.
Preston Baptist Church: 157, 1185,
3410, 4396.
Preston Beobachter: 110.
Preston Board of Education: 1437.
Preston Board of Trade: 1334, 1508,
1629, 3766, 4023, 4395.
Preston Boot and Shoe Store: 4395.
Preston Brewing and Malting Co.:
1861.
Preston Car and Coach Co.: 1683,
2071, 2080, 2099, 4255, 4395.
Preston Carriage Works: 4237.
Preston Cemetery: 157, 382, 471,
4082.
Preston Central Park: 4396.
Preston Central School: 2425, 2782,
3837, 4395, 4396.
Preston Chair Co.: 1862.
Preston Chamber of Commerce:
4396.
Preston Choral Society 4396.
Corporate Subject Index
567
Preston City Council: 4395.
Preston Crokinole Club: 4396.
Preston Cub Scouts: 4396.
Preston Daily Bar: 4396.
Preston Debating Society: 3813.
Preston Electric Company: 977.
Preston Electric Light Commission:
2000.
Preston Farmers’ Institute Club:
3770.
Preston Fire Brigade: 2000, 4058,
4392, 4439.
Preston Fire Department: 143, 1477,
4058, 4255, 4396, 4398.
Preston Fire Hall: 4058.
Preston Foundry Co. Ltd: 4396, 4398.
Preston Free School: 2782, 4392.
Preston Furniture Co.: 332, 1436,
1530, 1531, 1673, 1862, 1986,
2760, 4396.
Preston Girl Guides: 4396.
Preston-Hespeler Rotary Club: 1187.
Preston High School: 332, 2782,
4396.
Preston Hook and Ladder Co.: 635,
4058, 4391, 4393.
Preston Horticultural Society: 3832,
4396.
Preston IODE: 3773.
Preston Junior Chamber of
Commerce: 4397.
Preston Kirmess: 4255.
Preston Lager Beer Brewery: 1861.
Preston Legion Citizens’ Band: 4396.
Preston Light and Water
Commission: 4023, 4396.
Preston Linen Factory: 4390.
Preston Market: 4395.
Preston Mechanics’ Institute: 332,
635, 1477, 2784, 3780, 3833, 4393.
Preston Memorial Arena: 4398.
Preston Mennonite Church: 440,
3247, 3270, 3402, 4452.
Preston Mennonite Meeting House:
2, 4391.
Preston Metal and Roofing Products
Ltd: 332.
Preston Methodist Church: 4228.
Preston Methodist Circuit: 441, 442,
443.
Preston Mineral Springs: 332, 4255,
4395.
Preston Municipal Complex: 2441,
2541, 4399.
Preston Municipal Council: 1169.
Preston Municipal Power Plant: 1.
Preston Old Boys’ Reunion, 1949:
1633.
Preston Opera House: 4255.
Preston Park Board: 1294, 1334.
Preston Patriotic Association: 1558.
Preston Planning Board: 1436.
Preston Police Force: 4015, 4396.
Preston Post Office: 1918, 2121, 2818,
4228, 4396.
Preston Progress: 85, 105, 115, 120,
1335, 4255, 4393, 4394, 4395.
Preston Progress Printing Co.: 115,
1335, 4396, 4398.
Preston Public Library: 143, 332,
2050, 2961, 2969, 3955, 4396.
Preston Public School: 332, 1477,
2588, 2594, 2733, 2782, 2818,
4391, 4393.
Preston Public School Board: 1334.
Preston Public Utilities Commission:
4398.
Preston Railway Station: 4393.
Preston Red Cross Society: 143, 1334,
3838.
Preston Registry Office: 1256.
Preston Roman Catholic Church:
4228, 4390.
Preston Sand and Gravel Co.: 2038,
2760, 4452.
Preston School Apartments: 2594.
Preston School Board: 635, 1477,
1673, 2784.
Preston Scout House Bugle Band:
3764, 3819, 3854, 4396, 4398.
Preston Scout Troop: 1239, 1436,
3764, 3819, 3854.
Preston Separate School: 2782, 3442.
Preston Sewage Plant: 2097.
Preston Silver Band: 1180, 1239,
1334, 4395.
Preston Springs Garden Hotel: 2,
2153, 2155, 2184, 2285, 3754,
4355.
Preston Springs Retirement Home:
1404, 2350.
Preston Springs Sanitarium: 1211,
1414, 2153, 2285.
Preston Steam Laundry: 4395.
Preston Times: 116, 157, 2692, 4255.
Preston Town Council: 471, 1185,
1292, 1294, 1450, 1476, 1629,
2065, 2692, 3974, 3989, 4015,
4023, 4025, 4396, 4398.
Preston Town Hall: 2541, 4396.
Preston Turnverein: 671, 672, 3029,
4392.
Preston United Church: 3808.
Preston Veterans Association: 4082.
Preston Village Council: 3974, 4015,
4025, 4391.
Preston War Memorial: 4396.
Preston Waterworks and Sewerage
Committee: 4023.
Preston Women’s Institute: 143,
3842, 3852, 3955, 4400.
Preston Woodworking Machinery Co.:
1862, 2286, 2540, 4396.
Preston Woollen Mills: 1850, 1918,
1975, 1986, 4393, 4395.
Prestoner Express: 110.
Prestonian: 86, 117, 157, 4255.
Price Air Conditioning Co. Ltd,
Preston: 4396.
Pricegard Discount, Elmira: 4217.
Primitive Methodist Church,
Hawkesville: 157, 4473, 4477.
Princess Theatre, Preston: 3808,
4255.
Principal Investments, Waterloo:
1922.
Procast Foundries Inc., Elmira: 2410,
4225.
Progress Hotel, Preston: 3859.
Prong’s Bookstore, Hespeler: 4273.
Purple Pool Hall, Galt: 332, 2005.
Quality Mattress Co., Berlin: 29,
4374.
Quality Mattress Co, Waterloo: 333,
1542.
Queen City Shoe Store, Ayr: 37.
Queen’s Arms Hotel, Berlin: 326,
2055, 4306, 4371, 4380.
Queen’s Arms Hotel, Crosshill: 4483.
Queen’s Arms Hotel, Galt: 2, 332,
1165, 1281, 1316, 1722, 2162,
4237, 4240, 4248, 4249, 4251,
4266.
Queen’s Arms Hotel, St Clements:
4483.
Queen’s Hotel, Ayr: 4187.
Queen’s Hotel, Baden: 4499.
Queen’s Hotel, Hespeler: 2477, 4268,
4275, 4285.
Queen’s Hotel, New Hamburg: 4382.
Queen’s Hotel, Preston: 4396.
Queen’s Hotel, Wellesley: 2162, 2425,
2441, 4466.
Queen’s Own Rifles: 250, 1258, 4080,
4098.
Queen Street South Auditorium,
Kitchener: 3834.
Queens Theatre, Hespeler: 4280,
4285.
568
Corporate Subject Index
R.A. Briscoe’s Department Store,
Galt: 4247, 4263.
R.D. Goldsworthy, Kitchener: 2014.
R.D. Goldsworthy, Waterloo: 2008.
R. Forbes Co., Hespeler: 1, 13, 29,
1001, 1002, 1184, 1187, 1403,
1557, 1865, 1918, 1932, 1947,
1956, 1961, 1975, 2005, 2010,
2020, 2379, 3982, 4277, 4280,
4283, 4284, 4286.
R. McDougall Co., Galt: 1927, 2287,
2288, 4237, 4246, 4261.
R.W. McCreary, Hespeler: 4285.
Railroad Hotel, Berlin: 4380.
The Rainbow Boys, Elmira: 3050,
4217, 4225.
Ranchlands Golf Club: 4451.
Randall and Co, merchant millers
and distillers, Waterloo: 1165.
Randall and Roos, Berlin: 2412, 4374.
Randall and Roos, Kitchener: 2055.
Randall, Farr and Co., Hespeler: 332,
908, 1860, 1865, 1956, 1961, 1975,
1986, 2020, 2379, 3644, 4^86.
Rangers Football Club, Berlin: 1381,
1382, 1484.
Rankin-Strite, Hespeler: 4271, 4279.
Ratz and Kaufman, Berlin: 37, 1459,
1460, 1974.
Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Service,
Kitchener: 1570, 4354.
Ratz Bros, Elmira: 1, 1569.
Ratz Hall, Elmira: 1569, 3030, 4225.
Rau Brewery, New Hamburg: 1,
1165, 1983, 4382, 4386.
Rauscher Plating Ltd, Galt: 332,
4261, 4269.
Ray Electric Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Raymo Bros: 1.
Raytheon Canada, Waterloo: 333,
1737.
Read Bros. Fertilizers Ltd., Elmira:
1989.
Read’s Decorating Center, Elmira:
4217, 4519.
Recollets Mendicant Order: 187.
Recreation, Parks, and Community
Centre Board of New Hamburg:
3727.
Red and White Store, St Jacobs:
4521.
Red and White Store, Wellesley:
4466.
Red Chalk Club: 2942.
Red Cross and Patriotic Fund, Galt:
1363, 3771.
Red Front, Preston: 4396.
Red Lion Inn, Doon: 2172, 2470,
2648, 4429, 4454.
Red Lion’s Inn, St Jacobs: 4517.
Red Schoolhouse, Berlin: 2818, 2843.
Red Store, Galt: 4202, 4266.
Redeemer Lutheran Church,
Waterloo: 3523, 3533, 3538, 3544,
3560, 3562, 3616.
Redpath Motor Co.: 1845, 4380.
Reeve-Bean Printing Co., Kitchener:
616.
The Referee: 1451.
Reform Association, Berlin: 126,
4149.
Reformation Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3525, 3533, 3561, 3616.
Reformed Mennonite Church, Wilmot
Township: 3358, 4499.
Regal Car Manufacturing Co.: 1845.
Regent Theatre, Elmira: 3030, 4225.
Regional Municipality of Waterloo:
143, 199, 200, 201, 204, 214, 281,
2345, 2389, 2500, 2543, 3914,
3920, 3989, 3994, 4384.
Regular Baptist Church: 3413.
Reichard’s Dry Goods and Draperies,
Elmira: 2410, 4217, 4519.
Reichard Sawmill, Rosebank: 2030,
4499.
Reid Lumber Co., Ayr: 37, 1165,
3863.
Reid’s Hall, Ayr: 4176, 4177, 4180.
Reidel’s Hotel, St Clements: 4474.
Reidsville Debating Society: 4212.
Reindeer Hotel, Petersburg: 37.
Reiner Brothers and Co., Wellesley:
1574, 1936, 4472, 4478.
Reinforced Plastics, Galt: 4261.
Reinhardt, Berlin Brewery: 1861.
Reist Mennonite Congregation,
Waterloo Township: 3259, 3342.
Reist Welding Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Reliable Pump Service, Galt: 4261.
Reliance Electric Light Co., Preston:
2000.
Relmech Manufacturing Ltd, Elmira:
4225.
Renison College: 2781, 2892.
Rennie’s Service Station: 4204.
Reo Theatre, Elmira: 3030, 4217,
4225, 4227.
Rescue Fire Co., Berlin: 4372.
Resurrection College: 2901, 3435,
3436.
Retail Merchants Association, Berlin:
4299.
Retired Men’s Club, Kitchener: 3164.
The Retreat, Preston: 2153.
Returned Soldiers’ Association: 4146.
Ridgehill Ford Sales Ltd, Galt: 332.
Ridsdale Heating and Sheet Metal
Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Righteous Harmony Fists: 3478.
Rising Sun Hotel: 2172.
Risk Mill, Blair: 4462.
Risk Property, Preston: 2000.
Rittinger and Motz, Berlin: 82, 83,
88, 93, 635, 678, 1165, 1585,
1586.
Ritz Brothers, New Hamburg: 1992.
Ritz Pharmacy, Kitchener: 2193,
2196.
Ritz Printing, New Hamburg: 1992,
4386, 4388.
River Brethren: 3373.
Riverside Brass, New Hamburg:
4386.
Riverside Cemetery, New Hamburg:
157, 286, 764, 976, 1065, 4382,
4385, 4386.
Riverside Creamery, St Jacobs: 1.
Riverside Feed Mill, Hawkesville:
4478.
Riverside School, Elmira: 1569, 2782,
4217.
Riverside Silk Mills, Galt: 1184, 1950,
1956, 2379.
Riverside Terrace, Hespeler: 908.
Riverside Yams Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Riverview Golf and Country Club,
Galt: 4230, 4247.
Roats Hotel, Berlin: 1740.
Robbins Men’s Wear, Elmira: 4217.
Robert Stewart Lumber Co.,
Hespeler: 4284, 4286.
Robert Woolley Shoe Co, Galt: 4261.
Robinson and Cole, Haysville: 4505,
4506.
Robinson, Howell and Co., Preston:
1558, 1975, 2153, 2379, 4394.
Robinswood Feed Mills, New
Dundee: 4490, 4495, 4499.
Rock Brewery, Preston: 1239, 1861,
1983, 4237, 4277, 4395.
Rockway Gardens, Kitchener: 3795,
3834.
Rockway Golf Club, Kitchener: 3735.
Rockway Mennonite Church,
Kitchener: 3277, 3295.
Rockway Mennonite School,
Kitchener: 601, 1516, 2718, 2826,
3238, 3275, 3365.
Corporate Subject Index
569
Rockway Municipal Golf Course: 326.
Rockway Senior Citizens’ Centre,
Kitchener: 2080.
Rockwood Academy: 1260, 1652,
2713, 4136, 4517.
Rodd’s Mill, Galt: 1866.
Roma Theatre, Kitchener: 4132.
Ron Rau TV Appliances Ltd, Elmira:
4217.
Rontex Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Roos’ Hall, Preston: 37, 3029, 4392,
4394.
Roos Hill Flying Dutchmen Hockey
Team, Hespeler: 4289.
Roschmann and Bowman, button
manufacturers, Waterloo: 1165.
Roschmann Button Factory,
Waterloo: 1588, 1589, 1850, 1891,
1914, 2039, 2433, 2434, 4412.
Rose Street Baptist Church, Galt:
3417.
Rosebank Brethren in Christ Church:
352, 1152, 1153, 4495, 4497.
Rosebank Cemetery: 157, 352, 4485,
4487, 4499.
Rosenblatt’s Artworks, St Clements:
4474.
Rosenblatt’s Furniture Factory, St
Clements: 4474.
Roseville Hotel: 37.
Roseville Steam Sawmill: 37, 2539.
Roseville United Brethren in Christ:
2539, 3263, 4212.
Rosite Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Rossin House, Waterloo: 333.
Roxton Furniture Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Royal Air Force: 1319, 4097.
Royal Arch Chapter, Berlin: 1314,
1315.
Royal Arch Chapter, Kitchener: 1286,
1382.
Royal Bank, Elmira: 2410.
Royal Bank, Kitchener: 4380.
Royal Bank, New Dundee: 1556,
4490, 4495, 4499.
Royal Canadian Academy: 3090.
Royal Canadian Bank, Galt: 3724,
4251, 4255.
Royal Canadian College of Organists:
1725.
Royal Canadian Legion: 1421, 1725.
Royal Canadian Legion, Elmira
Branch: 3839, 4225.
Royal Canadian Legion, Galt Branch:
3734, 4233.
Royal Canadian Legion, Hespeler
Branch #272: 4278, 4282, 4285.
Royal Canadian Legion, Kitchener
Branch #50: 143, 3747.
Royal Canadian Legion, New
Hamburg Branch #532: 4095,
4499.
Royal Canadian Legion, Preston
Branch #126: 4396.
Royal Canadian Legion, Preston
Branch #126, Ladies’ Auxiliary:
4397.
Royal Commission on Industrial
Training and Technical Education:
1382.
Royal English Bell Ringers: 3050.
Royal Exchange Hotel, Berlin: 2818,
4380.
The Royal Hotel, Elmira: 4217, 4225.
Royal Hotel, Philipsburg: 4499.
Royal Metal Manufacturing Co., Galt:
4232.
Royal Metal Manufacturing Co.,
Preston: 4396.
Royal Society of Canada: 1509.
Royal Templars of Temperance,
Hespeler: 4275.
Royalmetal Corp Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Royce Carbide Tools, Galt: 4261.
Rozell Appliance Store, New
Hamburg: 4499.
Rubber Workers’ Organizing
Committee: 1857.
Rudel’s Lutheran Church, Preston:
3543.
Rudow’s Auto Body, Elmira: 4519.
Ruggle’s General Store, Floradale:
2148, 2149, 2459, 4515.
Rummelhardt - K-W Bilingual
School, Waterloo: 2562.
Rummelhardt Women’s Institute:
143, 1791, 3789, 3848, 4446.
Rumpel Felt Co., Berlin: 143, 1591,
2039, 2635, 4315, 4347, 4354.
Rumpel Felt Co., Kitchener: 1592,
1593, 2579, 4354.
Ruppel and Co., Elmira: 1595.
Ruppel and Co., Kitchener: 1895.
Rural Canada: 158.
Rushes Cemetery, Wellesley
Township: 157, 436, 455, 456,
1226, 2437, 2441, 2966, 3088,
3828, 4441, 4470, 4478.
Rutherford and Wheadon, Galt: 4246.
S.B. Bricker and Co., Waterloo: 1.
S. Fischer, Elmira: 1198.
S.M. Weinberger Synthetic Fibres
Ltd, Galt: 4261.
S.S. Moyer Co., Berlin: 4380.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 710, 2247, 3820.
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church, Kitchener: 143, 326,
3428, 3437, 3831, 4380.
Sacred Heart School, Kitchener:
2782.
Sacred Heart Separate School,
Kitchener: 3431, 4380.
Saengerbund of Berlin: 653, 671, 672,
3034, 3843, 4299, 4307, 4380.
Saengerbund of Buffalo: 3009.
Saengerfest of 1862: 3034, 3192,
3815.
Saengerfest of 1874: 681, 3040, 4412.
Saengerfest of 1875: 314, 326, 671,
672, 1092, 3009, 3016, 3034, 3815,
4310, 4380.
Saengerfest of 1876: 4299.
Saengerfest of 1879: 3034.
Saengerfest of 1886: 326, 333, 671,
672, 1338, 3034, 3048.
Saengerfest of 1890, Waterloo: 3034,
3892.
Saengerfest of 1895: 3034, 3815.
Saengerfest of 1897: 3034.
Saengerfest of 1898: 671, 672, 3034,
3041, 3048.
Saengerfest of 1902, Waterloo: 3034,
3045, 4412.
Saengerfest of 1912, Waterloo: 3034,
3040, 3045, 4412.
Sally’s Hotel, Berlett’s Comers: 386.
Saltzberry’s Ideal Repair and Welding
Service, New Dundee: 4499.
Salvation Army, Berlin: 3713, 4371,
4380.
Salvation Army, Doon: 4439.
Salvation Army Eventide Home,
Kitchener: 2492, 4038, 4043.
Salvation Army, Galt: 3709, 4229.
Salvation Army, Hespeler: 4275,
4278, 4280, 4282, 4285.
Salvation Army, Kitchener: 3713.
Salyards Manufacturing Co., Preston:
1, 1436, 1862.
Sanderson’s Market, Preston: 4396.
Sandhills Baptist Cemetery: 435.
Sandiland Valve Mfg Co., Galt: 4261.
The Sap Bucket, Elmira: 3142, 4217.
Sararas and Schmidt Beauty Parlors,
New Dundee: 4499.
Sattler’s Leather Goods, Kitchener:
1837, 1915.
Sault’s Hall, Hespeler: 2994.
570
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Savage Shoe Company, Preston:
2050, 4261, 4396.
Schaefer Inn: 2172.
Schaefer-Killer Furniture Co.,
Waterloo: 333.
Schaefer’s Chick Hatcheries, Elmira:
4223.
Schairer and Schorer, Preston: 1983.
Schaner Fuels Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Schell Motors, Hespeler: 4285.
Schiebel’s Garage, St Clements: 4474.
Schiedel Construction Inc., Hespeler:
332.
Schmetzer Farm Cemetery, Wellesley
Township: 380.
Schmidt and Schaefer: 4520.
Schmidt, Dickey and Co., Kitchener:
2196.
Schmidt Furniture Co., Preston:
1436, 1862, 4396.
Schneider, Maria Erb (Mrs Jacob):
1053.
Schneiders Employees Association,
Kitchener: 1949.
Schneucker and Schmidt Hotel,
Berlin: 1895, 4371.
Schnurr Store, Linwood: 2573, 2608,
4472.
Schofield Woollen Co., Hespeler:
1961, 1975, 2005, 2103, 4286.
School of Nursing and Residence,
Kitchener: 2903, 4022.
School of Optometry, Waterloo: 2885.
School Sisters of Notre Dame: 1200,
1417, 2769, 2781, 2832, 2838,
3418, 3423, 3431, 3432, 3433,
3437, 3442, 3444, 3448, 3451,
3467, 4463, 4464, 4465.
School Sisters of Notre Dame, New
Germany: 3428, 4443.
School Sisters of Notre Dame, St
Clements: 3464.
Schreiter Furniture Co., Berlin: 1614,
4299, 4315, 4348, 4374.
Schreiter Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1614, 1640, 4362.
Schreiter-Sandrock Funeral Home
and Chapel, Berlin: 143, 4315,
4347.
Schreiter-Sandrock Funeral Home
and Chapel, Kitchener: 1624.
Schultz Brothers Orchestra: 3180.
Schultz Construction, Galt: 1279.
Schummer’s General Store, St
Clements: 4474.
Schwaben Club, Kitchener: 143, 326,
3786, 3844.
Schweitzer’s Hotel, Conestogo: 16,
2202, 3110.
Scotchmer’s Drug Store, Kitchener:
2396.
Scots Fusiliers Band: 3031, 4380.
Scots Fusiliers of Canada: 1525, 1725,
4079, 4084, 4088, 4111.
Scott Bros Planing Mill, Galt: 4246.
Scott’s Opera House, Galt: 332, 3047,
3838, 4228, 4246, 4255, 4258.
Scott Shoe Company Ltd, Galt: 4258.
Scottish Curling Stone Co.: 3745.
Scottish Temperance League: 267.
Scouts Canada, North Waterloo
District: 143.
Scouts Canada, South Waterloo
District: 143.
Seagram Distillery, Waterloo: 1622,
1859, 2037, 2263, 2451, 2562,
4412, 4413.
Seagram Museum Archives and
Library: 3, 143, 2037, 2607.
Sears Order Office, Elmira: 2410.
Sebastian-DeLorenzis Custom
Furniture Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Second Canada Presbyterian Church,
Galt: 3651, 3652, 3666.
Second Century Furniture Co., New
Dundee: 4502.
Section Ten Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 457.
Seegmiller Construction Co.,
Petersburg: 4494.
Sehl Engineering, Kitchener: 4354.
Sehl Hardware Store, Baden: 2194.
Seiler’s Photography, Berlin: 1915.
Selling's Chick Hatchery Ltd, Elmira:
4217, 4227.
Senate Building, Galt: 2431.
Seneca Indians: 187, 188, 250, 298.
Sensation Jazz Band: 2179.
Shade’s Red Store, Galt: 1627.
Shantz and Feick, Berlin: 4380.
Shantz Hotel: 2172.
Shantz Mennonite Church, Baden:
426, 466, 1050, 3232, 3259, 3275,
3277, 3287, 3316, 3342, 3365,
4499.
Shaver Poultry Breeding Farms Ltd:
4204, 4212, 4261.
Sheldons Ltd, Galt: 1, 4261.
Sheppard Avenue School, Kitchener:
2782, 4380.
Sherk’s Plumbing, Heating and
Electrical Services, New Dundee:
4499.
Sherwood Kress Inn, Preston: 2153,
2155.
Shirk and Snider Ltd, Bridgeport: 1,
13, 20, 1078, 1086, 1165, 1640,
2379, 2406, 4192, 4193, 4407.
Shoemaker House, Bridgeport: 2162.
Shoemaker’s Dairy Ltd, Kitchener:
1642.
Shoemaker’s Drug Store, Kitchener:
1641, 2196.
Shopeasy, Elmira: 4217, 4519.
Shrine of the Sorrowful Mother, St
Agatha: 2441, 2480, 3130, 3439,
4499, 4504.
Shurly and Dietrich, Galt: 1165.
Shurly-Dietrich-Atkins Co., Galt:
1875, 1927, 4246, 4255, 4261.
Silknit Ltd, Hespeler: 1956, 2005,
2020, 4255.
Silver Spring Breweiy, Baden: 1880.
Silver Spring Creamery, Baden: 1880.
Silver Spring Mill, Waterloo: 1850.
Silver Star Society of Galt: 1392,
3771, 3840.
Silverwood Dairies, Elmira: 4217,
4223, 4225.
Simplicity Products Ltd, Hespeler:
4269, 4279.
Simpson, Anthes, and Co., Berlin: 37,
1165, 1530, 1974, 4380.
Simpson Furniture Co., Berlin: 316,
326, 1531, 3775, 4017, 4374, 4380.
Sims and Bray, Kitchener: 1525.
Sims, McKinnon, Varey, Griggs and
Trafford, Kitchener: 1168, 1535,
4348, 4362.
Sims, Schofield, and Lochead,
Kitchener: 1645.
Sisters’ Aid of Berlin Mennonite
Church: 3361, 3365.
Six Nations Indians: 5, 14, 18, 187,
188, 189, 193, 211, 212, 213, 216,
221, 224, 231, 250, 252, 255, 256,
259, 271, 275, 279, 280, 282, 287,
288, 296, 298, 299, 300, 303, 307,
326, 332, 517, 534, 555, 607, 690,
1227, 1324, 1325, 1627, 1712,
1733, 2321, 2357, 2359, 2553,
3310, 3871, 3937, 3972, 4212,
4422, 4429, 4453, 4456, 4478,
4517, 4525, 4526.
Sloan’s Grocery, Galt: 1324.
Slovak Jesuit Missionaries House,
Galt: 3433.
Slovene Club, Breslau: 4428.
Smith and Houston, Kitchener: 1648.
Smith’s Bakeiy, Galt: 4246, 4263.
Smith Wagon and Carriage Works,
Corporate Subject Index
571
Preston: 4395.
Smyth Bros, Berlin: 1403, 1650,
4380.
Snider Flour Milling Co., St Jacobs:
149, 294, 313, 1942, 2007, 2379,
2441, 4512, 4525, 4529.
Snider Lumber Co., Gravenhurst:
1657, 4525.
Snider Pioneer Memorial: 1089.
Snider’s Bottling Co., Kitchener:
1983.
Snider’s Mill, Waterloo: 13, 294,
1651, 1653, 1656, 1860, 1922,
1965, 4407, 4413, 4414, 4422.
Snyder Bros. Furniture, Elmira:
4217.
Snyder Desk Co., Waterloo: 1652,
4412.
Snyder Drug Store, Waterloo: 1184.
Snyder Furniture Warehouse,
Elmira: 2534.
Snyder-Hahn Building, Waterloo:
2434.
Snyder Mennonite Church,
Bloomingdale: 3259, 3275, 3316,
3328, 3355, 3367, 3391, 4449.
Snyder Roos and Co., Waterloo: 333,
1660.
Snyder Transport, Baden: 516, 4499.
Snyderdale Farms Ltd: 1773.
Snyders Ltd, Waterloo: 13, 1659,
1660.
Social Democratic Party: 4146.
Social Planning Council of
Kitchener-Waterloo: 4027.
Society for German- American
Studies: 632.
Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel: 1248, 3469.
Society of Mennonites and Tunkers:
188, 3273.
Solar Mould Plastics Ltd, Preston:
1425.
Solarview Systems Inc., Elmira: 4225.
Soldiers’ Insurance Commission of
Waterloo County: 1558.
Soldiers’ Memorial Home, Galt: 4082.
Soldiers’ Monument, Ayr: 4180.
Soldiers’ Settlement Board, Galt:
1866.
Solid Leather Show Co. Ltd, Preston:
4396.
Solomon Sauder Men’s Wear,
Kitchener: 2196.
Sons of England Benefit Society:
4082, 4246.
Sons of England Lodge: 1558, 4246.
Sons of Scotland: 4246.
South Peel Mennonite Cemetery: 369.
South Water Street Baptist Church,
Galt: 3412.
South Waterloo Agricultural Society:
78, 143, 1185, 1216, 1217, 1218,
1302, 1365, 1510, 1549, 3825,
3841, 3847, 4212, 4251.
South Waterloo District Women’s
Institute: 3842, 3847, 3848.
South Waterloo/Edgar Insurance
Brokers Ltd, Galt: 332.
South Waterloo Farmers’ Institutes:
3770.
South Waterloo Junior Chamber of
Commerce: 3766.
South Waterloo Liberal Association:
857, 1217, 1218.
South Waterloo Medical Society:
3790.
South Waterloo Memorial Hospital:
332, 553, 1184, 1334, 4059, 4261.
South Waterloo Naval Veterans:
3734.
South Waterloo Reform Association:
1619, 1620, 2536.
South Waterloo School for Retarded
Children: 1185.
South Waterloo Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals:
143.
South Waterloo Terminal Warehouse,
Galt: 4261.
Southwood Secondary School, Galt:
2782, 3955.
Sovereign Bank of Canada, Berlin: 1.
Sovereign Bank of Canada, New
Dundee: 4490, 4499.
Sovereign Bank of Canada, St Jacobs:
1, 4521.
Spae-Naur Inc., Kitchener: 2289.
Speedsville Mill: 809, 1165, 1294,
1975, 3082, 4285, 4451, 4452.
Spencer Dalton’s Drug Store, Galt:
2425.
Spiers’ Oatmeal Mill, Galt: 4246.
Sporting Chronicle: 4380.
Sportsman’s Hall: 2172.
Spring Brewery, Waterloo: 1983.
Spring Creek Hotel: 2085.
Springstead Knitting Co., Galt: 1950.
Spruce Hedge Farms Ltd: 1773.
SS Waterman: 3707.
St Agatha Community Centre: 4499.
St Agatha Mennonite Cemetery: 476,
1046.
St Agatha Mennonite Church: 871,
924, 1046, 3176, 3259, 3275, 3334.
St Agatha Orphanage: 1329, 2480,
3428, 3429, 3432, 3440, 3441,
3444, 3455, 4030, 4499.
St Agatha Parish School: 2782, 4499.
St Agatha Roman Catholic Cemetery:
157, 1034, 3076, 3123, 3130, 3444.
St Agatha Roman Catholic Church:
143, 157, 671, 2944, 3076, 3104,
3428, 3440, 3441, 3444, 3949,
4499, 4504.
St Agnes Elementary School,
Waterloo: 333, 2780, 2782.
St Agnes Roman Catholic Church,
Waterloo: 2781, 3428.
St Aidan’s Anglican Church, Elmira:
1647, 4217.
St Aloysius Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 3428.
St Ambrose’s Roman Catholic
Church, Galt: 698, 3428, 3433.
St Ambrose’s Separate School, Galt:
3433.
St Andrew’s Cemetery, Galt: 413.
St Andrew’s Church of Scotland,
Galt: 157, 3652, 4212, 4229.
St Andrew’s Mission, Galt: 1505.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Berlin: 143, 157, 1509, 1523,
1526, 1544, 1675, 3685, 4299,
4377, 4380.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Galt: 8, 144, 157, 332, 1224, 1281,
1315, 1505, 3412, 3652, 3654,
3659, 3663, 3665, 3666, 3671,
3680, 3682, 3684, 3690, 3908,
4248, 4266.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Hall, Winterbourne: 2807.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Hawkesville: 157, 4473, 4477,
4478.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Hespeler: 157, 1183, 1184, 2425,
2477, 3664, 3675, 4278, 4280,
4282, 4285.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Kitchener: 1266, 1286, 1289, 1508,
1525, 1645, 1725, 3631, 3632,
3656, 3685, 3691, 3693, 4011,
4084.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Linwood: 4478.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,
Winterbourne: 3669, 3683, 4526.
St Andrew’s Presbyterian Women’s
Missionary Society, Kitchener:
572
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3693.
St Andrew’s School, Galt: 2782, 2786,
2818, 4233, 4238.
St Andrew’s United Church,
Linwood: 4470.
St Ann’s High School, Berlin: 4374,
4380.
St Ann’s Training School, Berlin:
2782, 2818, 3423, 3431, 3442.
St Anne’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 3428.
St Anthony’s Separate School,
Bridgeport: 2746, 3423, 4192.
St Benedict Separate School, Galt:
3433.
St Boniface Roman Catholic
Cemetery, Mary hill: 384, 482,
3060, 3123, 3467, 4463.
St Boniface Roman Catholic Church,
Maryhill: 1, 20, 157, 384, 477,
482, 671, 672, 937, 1115, 2425,
2441, 2551, 3060, 3076, 3426,
3428, 3432, 3438, 3451, 3467,
4443, 4463, 4464, 4465.
St Boniface Separate School,
Maryhill: 3428, 3451, 3467, 4464,
4465.
St Boniface Sick Benefit Society,
Kitchener: 4380.
St Clair Concrete Machinery Works,
Galt: 2290.
St Clement’s Roman Catholic Church
Cemetery, Preston: 368, 389.
St Clement’s Roman Catholic
Church, Preston: 157, 332, 389,
460, 1184, 1701, 3428, 3442, 3443,
4391, 4396.
St Clement School, Preston: 2831,
4396.
St Clements Feed and Seed Co., St
Clements: 4474, 4478.
St Clements Fire Brigade: 4474,
4478.
St Clements Hotel: 4468, 4478.
St Clements Police Village: 3974.
St Clements Post Office: 4474, 4478.
St Clements Roman Catholic
Cemetery: 463, 3123.
St Clements Roman Catholic Church:
157, 463, 1184, 1231, 1616, 2437,
2441, 2608, 3130, 3426, 3428,
3464, 4474, 4478.
St Clements Separate School Board:
2769, 2832.
St Clements Tavern: 2437, 4474.
St Daniel’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 3428.
St Daniel Separate School, Kitchener:
2782.
St David’s Anglican Mission, Galt:
3482.
St Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic
Church, Kitchener: 3428, 3445.
St George Agricultural Works: 1740.
St George’s Anglican Church,
Kitchener: 3580.
St George’s Anglican Church, New
Hamburg: 157, 355, 1180, 2430,
3470, 3474, 3476, 3477, 4082,
4386, 4499.
St George’s Society, Galt: 4266.
St Gregory’s Roman Catholic Church,
Galt: 3428.
St Gregory’s Separate School, Galt:
3433.
St Jacobs Agency (telephone
exchange): 4517.
St Jacobs Band: 4521, 4522.
St Jacobs Canning Co.: 313, 2011.
St Jacobs Carriage Works: 4517.
St Jacobs Creamery: 13, 2011, 4517,
4522.
St Jacobs Distilleiy: 3, 4517.
St Jacobs Friendly Women’s
Institute: 143, 3789, 4522.
St Jacobs Glue Co.: 4517.
St Jacobs Mennonite Church: 369,
1515, 3232, 3259, 3275, 3297,
3365, 4473, 4512, 4521, 4522.
St Jacobs Musical Society: 4517.
St Jacobs Police Village: 3974.
St Jacobs Post Office: 1706, 2095,
2141, 4512, 4517, 4521.
The St Jacobs Printery: 4520.
St Jacobs Public Library: 2978, 2998,
4521, 4522, 4529.
St Jacobs Public Library Board:
1192, 2978.
St Jacobs Railway Station: 2095,
2123, 4512, 4517.
St Jacobs Tin Shop: 4517.
St Jacobs Women’s Institute: 2093.
St Jacobs Woollen Mills: 4517.
St James Anglican Church, Hespeler:
157, 332, 4271, 4275, 4278, 4280,
4282, 4285.
St James Anglican Church, Wilmot
Township: 157, 295, 355, 1184,
1281, 2441, 3470, 3474, 3476,
3477, 4082, 4383, 4486, 4499,
4508.
St James Lutheran Cemetery,
Mannheim: 480, 3525.
St James Lutheran Cemetery, St
Jacobs: 367, 464.
St James Lutheran Church, Baden:
3525.
St James Lutheran Church, Elmira:
157, 418, 464, 1689, 2410, 3050,
3518, 3525, 3536, 3546, 3566,
3567, 4217, 4221, 4222, 4513,
4525.
St James Lutheran Church,
Hespeler: 157, 636, 908, 2477,
3512, 3547, 3568, 3569, 4271,
4275, 4278, 4279, 4280, 4285.
St James Lutheran Church,
Mannheim: 480, 4499.
St James Lutheran Church, New
Dundee: 157, 2570, 3525, 3570,
3571, 3574, 4495, 4496, 4499.
St James Lutheran Church, St
Jacobs: 157, 367, 464, 1085, 3520,
3572, 3573, 4512, 4517, 4521,
4522.
St James Methodist Church,
Waterloo: 4412.
St Jerome’s College: 1, 143, 326, 333,
671, 672, 943, 1195, 1254, 1300,
1387, 1417, 1451, 1616, 1663,
1701, 1713, 1728, 1885, 2441,
2722, 2732, 2751, 2756, 2781,
2785, 2818, 2833, 2834, 2835,
2850, 2853, 2885, 2892, 3041,
3419, 3420, 3428, 3430, 3431,
3432, 3440, 3442, 3444, 3448,
3452, 3455, 3456, 3463, 3820,
3949, 4298, 4299, 4318, 4324,
4342, 4356, 4365, 4367, 4374,
4380, 4499, 4504.
St Jerome’s College of Arts: 2781,
2907.
St Jerome’s High School: 326, 1713,
2579, 2782, 2785, 2836, 3427,
3428.
St John Ambulance, Kitchener: 1385.
St John Kanty Brotherly Assistance
Society: 3437, 3820, 3831.
St John’s Anglican Church, Berlin:
126, 361, 451, 452, 453, 1250,
1252, 1256, 1300, 1373, 1452,
1453, 1535, 4298, 4377, 4380.
St John’s Anglican Church,
Kitchener: 157, 1169, 1251, 1254,
1360, 1383, 1385, 1716, 2289,
3468, 3480, 4082.
St John’s Anglican Church, Preston:
157, 332, 1180, 1294, 1334, 4396.
St John’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Bamberg: 467.
St John’s Lutheran Church,
Corporate Subject Index
573
Bamberg: 467, 895, 2402, 2425,
2437, 2608, 3575, 4478.
St John’s Lutheran Church, Hesson
Strasse: 3525, 4478.
St John’s Lutheran Church,
Waterloo: 1, 13, 157, 333, 671,
672, 983, 1047, 1185, 1243, 1244,
2508, 2603, 2881, 2904, 3514,
3525, 3533, 3534, 3535, 3536,
3558, 3564, 3576, 3577, 3578,
3579, 3616, 4412, 4416, 4422.
St John’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 4380.
St John’s Separate School, Kitchener:
2782, 4380.
St Joseph and St John Society,
Kitchener: 3831.
St Joseph’s Benevolent Society,
Kitchener: 710, 3466.
St Joseph’s Fraternal Society, Berlin:
3437, 3820, 3831, 4380.
St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 697, 704, 3428, 3446,
4380.
St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church,
Macton: 3123.
St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church,
New Hamburg: 3465.
St Joseph’s Separate School,
Hespeler: 4271, 4282, 4285.
St Joseph’s Separate School,
Kitchener: 13, 2782, 4324, 4342,
4380.
St Lawrence Cement Co., Kitchener:
4315.
St Lawrence Seaway: 4380.
St Louis Elementary School,
Waterloo: 333, 2780, 2781, 2782,
3447, 4412.
St Louis Roman Catholic Church,
Waterloo: 1, 13, 157, 333, 671,
672, 943, 1222, 1330, 1663, 2247,
2603, 3421, 3428, 3430, 3431,
3442, 3447, 4422.
St Luke’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 1931, 3525, 3533,
3580, 3581, 3582, 3616, 4426.
St Luke’s United Church, Hespeler:
157, 332, 1187, 3630, 3645, 4271,
4276, 4279, 4282.
St Mark’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Wellesley: 419.
St Mark’s Lutheran Church, Berlin:
3525.
St Mark’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 2397, 3515, 3525,
3529, 3532, 3533, 3563, 3564,
3583, 3613, 3616.
St Mark’s Lutheran Church,
Wellesley: 419, 2440, 3584, 4478.
St Mary of the Visitation Church,
Hespeler: 4271.
St Mary’s Anglican Church,
Crosshill: 4478.
St Mary’s Church Council, Kitchener:
1546.
St Mary’s Coptic Church, Cambridge:
3412.
St Mary’s High School, Berlin: 3442.
St Mary’s High School, Kitchener:
326, 2782, 2837, 2838, 3423, 4380.
St Mary’s Hospital Board, Kitchener:
1484, 1546.
St Mary’s Hospital, Kitchener: 13,
143, 326, 851, 1445, 1446, 2247,
3365, 3423, 3431, 3790, 4039,
4056, 4059, 4064, 4320, 4324,
4342, 4380.
St Mary’s Literary and Dramatic
Society, Berlin: 3843.
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church,
Berlin: 1, 143, 671, 672, 1331,
1481, 1495, 1885, 2489, 2732,
2756, 3419, 3424, 3426, 3428,
3430, 3431, 3432, 3437, 3442,
3448, 3463, 3820, 4298, 4299,
4319, 4372, 4380.
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church,
Hespeler: 422, 1182, 2425, 2477,
3428, 3442, 4275, 4278, 4280,
4282, 4285.
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 1728, 3418, 3423.
St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church,
Linwood: 4470, 4478.
St Mary’s School of Nursing,
Kitchener: 4064.
St Mary’s Separate School, Berlin:
3448.
St Mary’s Separate School, Galt:
3433.
St Mary’s Separate School, Linwood:
4478.
St Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic
Church, Preston: 143.
St Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Cemetery, Conestogo: 468.
St Matthew’s Lutheran Church,
Conestogo: 157, 468, 1244, 2436,
2550, 3525, 3527, 3608, 3619,
4513.
St Matthews Lutheran Brotherhood:
3585.
St Matthews Lutheran Church,
Berlin: 671, 672, 2453, 2489,
3528, 3536, 3586, 3588, 3592,
3617, 3631, 3632, 4164, 4299,
4371, 4380.
St Matthews Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 1169, 3533, 3535, 3583,
3585, 3587, 3588, 3589, 3590,
3591, 3592, 3593, 3613, 3614,
3615, 3616, 3617.
St Michael’s Catholic School,
Waterloo: 2780, 2781, 2782.
St Michael’s Parish, Waterloo: 3449.
St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church,
Waterloo: 3428.
St Nicholas Hotel, Berlin: 3029, 4372.
St Patrick’s Cemetery, Galt: 423.
St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church,
Galt: 157, 423, 1192, 1194, 1292,
1337, 3428, 3433, 3434, 3442,
4229, 4233, 4246, 4263.
St Patrick’s Separate School, Galt:
3433.
St Paul’s Anglican Mission, Doon:
4454.
St Paul’s College: 2781, 2885, 2892.
St Paul’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Erbsville: 469.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Berlin:
157, 360, 671, 672, 1243, 1601,
1833, 2489, 3525, 3535, 3560,
3564, 3599, 4298, 4299, 4371,
4372, 4377, 4380.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Bridgeport: 157, 1186, 3525, 3594,
3595, 3616, 3620, 4190, 4193,
4195, 4197.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church Choir,
Berlin: 1833, 3560.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church Choir,
Kitchener: 3508.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Elmira:
157, 418, 447, 1184, 1454, 1474,
1569, 1594, 1595, 1598, 1710,
2410, 2459, 3050, 3531, 3538,
3549, 3600, 4082, 4217, 4221,
4222, 4226, 4525.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Erbsville:
7, 469, 1184, 2562, 3525, 3596,
3597.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Galt:
2478, 3535, 3598, 4228, 4229.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 1244, 1601, 3508, 3525,
3538, 3541, 3560, 3564, 3599.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church Ladies’
Aid, Kitchener: 3560.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Linwood:
574
Corporate Subject Index
3604.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Wellesley: 157, 419, 439, 2437,
2440, 3525, 3538, 3584, 4466,
4478, 4484.
St Paul’s Lutheran Church, Wellesley
Township ("Allimang Church"):
4478.
St Paul’s Presbyterian Church,
Waterloo: 157, 333, 1428, 3291,
3661, 3670, 4412, 4422.
St Paul’s United Church, Preston:
157, 332, 441, 442, 443, 448,
1370, 1673, 3638, 4396.
St Peter’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Heidelberg: 465.
St Peter’s Lutheran Cemetery,
Linwood: 410.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Berlin:
157, 326, 420, 671, 672, 1210,
1590, 1725, 2144, 3510, 3525,
3535, 3536, 3545, 3551, 3559,
3564, 3592, 3602, 3603, 4298,
4299, 4319, 4326, 4380.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church,
Heidelberg: 157, 465, 1244, 2437,
3525, 3564, 3601, 4478, 4513.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 143, 157, 420, 1333,
1445, 1658, 1727, 3510, 3513,
3525, 3533, 3536, 3551, 3559,
3602, 3603, 3616, 4380.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church,
Linwood: 3525, 4470.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church Mutual
Benefit Society, Berlin: 4380.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church, New
Hamburg: 1183, 3511, 3539, 3609,
4385, 4386, 4499.
St Peter’s Lutheran Church, Preston:
157, 408, 671, 672, 752, 1169,
1239, 1244, 2425, 3509, 3514,
3525, 3543, 3550, 3564, 3568,
3605, 4391, 4396.
St Philip’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3533, 3580, 3616.
St Saviour’s Anglican Church,
Waterloo: 1, 13, 157, 1300, 4422.
St Stephen’s Lutheran Church,
Kitchener: 3525, 3533, 3606, 3607,
3616.
St Teresa Roman Catholic Cemetery,
Woolwich Township: 358.
St Teresa Roman Catholic Church,
Elmira: 157, 358, 2410, 3428,
3442, 3450, 4217, 4513, 4525.
St Teresa Separate School, Elmira:
4217.
St Theresa’s Roman Catholic Church,
Kitchener: 3428.
Stager Furniture Store, Hespeler:
4275, 4277, 4286.
Stager-Russ Ltd, Hespeler: 4285.
Stahlschmidt Furniture Co., Preston:
977.
Stamped and Enamelled Ware Co.,
Hespeler: 29, 908, 1558, 1683,
1918, 1975, 2379, 4278, 4280,
4283, 4284, 4285, 4286, 4289.
Standard Milling Co., Preston: 1984.
Stanley Hardware, New Hamburg:
4386.
Stanley Street Presbyterian Church,
Ayr: 157, 875, 877, 2441, 3668,
3676, 3678, 3686, 3694, 3695,
4178, 4180, 4187, 4212.
Stanley Street Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School, Ayr: 3668.
Star Grocery, Preston: 4395.
Star Theatre, Berlin: 4121.
Star Theatre, Kitchener: 10, 2055.
Star Whitewear Manufacturing Co.,
Berlin: 4298, 4374.
State Bank of Harbour Beach: 1501.
State Bank of Marlette: 1501.
Station Hotel, Kitchener: 1603, 4348,
4362.
The Stationary Store, New Hamburg:
4386.
Stauffer Abandoned Cemetery,
Wilmot Township: 377.
Stauffer-Dobbie Co., Galt: 1671, 1950,
1956, 1961, 4258.
Stauffer Mennonite Congregation,
Blenheim Township: 3259.
Steddick Hotel, Elmira: 2410, 3050,
4217, 4225.
Steddick Hotel, Floradale: 2148, 2149.
Steel Company of Canada: 2055.
Steinman’s Furniture, Baden: 143.
Steinmann Amish Mennonite
Cemetery: 481.
Steinmann Mennonite Church,
Baden: 481, 530, 552, 556, 871,
874, 955, 994, 1027, 1099, 1103,
3176, 3259, 3275, 3307, 3334,
3365, 3774, 4499, 4503.
Stemmier Meat and Cheese,
Heidelberg: 1844.
Stephens Pattern Works Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Stevens Co., Galt: 4261.
Stewart Brothers Limited: 2379.
Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church,
Kitchener: 1187, 3238, 3259, 3275,
3277, 3310, 3338, 3350, 3365,
3371, 3390, 3398, 3399, 3774.
Stirling Avenue School, Kitchener:
2782, 3248, 4380.
Stoddart Hotel, Galt: 1165, 4253.
Stonehouse and Fraser, Haysville:
4505, 4506.
Strang Burying Ground, Galt: 413,
424.
Strasburg Lutheran Cemetery: 490.
Strasburg Lutheran Church: 490,
498, 3616.
Strasburg Mennonite Church: 1089,
3012, 3259, 3365, 4454.
Strathcona Club, Hespeler: 1001.
Strudex Fibre, Waterloo: 2026.
Struthers’ Block, Galt: 4263.
Stuart Milling Co., New Hamburg:
2480, 4382, 4386, 4499.
Stuebing and Smith, Berlin: 1, 3044.
Stumpf s Bakery, Elmira: 4225.
Suddaby School, Berlin: 1545, 1573,
1605, 1628, 2782, 2802, 2818,
2841, 2843, 2844, 4318, 4371,
4380.
Suddaby School, Kitchener: 13, 143,
2441, 2710, 2714, 2723, 2748,
2782, 2789, 2841, 2842, 2844,
3863, 4342, 4356, 4380.
Sulco Chemicals Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Sullivan House, Hespeler: 4278.
Sulphur Springs Hotel, Preston: 16,
2153, 2184, 4396.
Sunar and Canbar Ltd, Waterloo:
4078.
Sunbeam Home for Retarded
Children, Doon: 4429.
Sunnyside Home, Kitchener: 1070,
4043, 4060.
Sunnyside Women’s Institute: 3789.
Sunrise Automation Systems, Elmira:
4225.
Sunshine-Waterloo Co.: 333, 1871,
2001, 4412.
Superior Matchplate, Galt: 4261.
Sutherland’s Directoiy of 1864: 2187.
Swan Inn, Wrigley’s Corners: 4212.
Swastika Club, Kitchener: 326, 677.
Swimming and Mineral Bath House,
Preston: 2155.
Sykes Mill, Blair: 4462.
T and T Press, Hespeler: 1932, 4279.
T.C. Lawrence and Sons, Galt: 4261.
T.E. Shantz and Co., Berlin: 2254.
Corporate Subject Index
575
T.H. McKenzie and Co., New
Hamburg: 1976, 4386.
T. Hunter, Galt: 1198.
T. Little and Son, Galt: 332, 1304,
4247, 4258, 4263.
T. Lockhart and Co., Galt: 4080.
Tac-Lite Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Tack and Nail Co., Ayr: 697.
Tait and Kitchen Hardware, Galt:
2200.
Tait Plate and Window Glass Co.,
Kitchener: 1895.
Tassie Hall, Galt Collegiate Institute:
2777, 2782, 2861.
Tassie Old Boys’ Reunion, 1902:
2845.
Tassie’s School, Galt: 1233, 1287,
1302, 1381, 1382, 1482, 1583,
1622, 2441, 2720, 2732, 2782,
2816, 2818, 2840, 2845, 3908,
4230, 4249, 4251, 4254, 4262,
4266.
Tavistock Milling Co.: 1484.
The Telegraph: 85, 3563.
Temperance Hotel, Galt: 4266.
Tend-R-Flesh, Petersburg: 4499.
Teutonia Society, Lisbon: 3009.
Textral Fibres Ltd, Elmira: 4217.
Thespian Amateurs, Galt: 1722.
Think Twice Committee, Waterloo:
4142.
Thomas Brothers of Galt Ltd: 1983.
Thomas Construction Co. Ltd, Galt:
332.
Thomas Todd and Son, Ltd, Galt:
1861, 4237, 4246, 4263.
Thomewell Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Three Bridges Public School: 1340,
2750, 4522.
Three Star Turkey Farm, Wilmot
Township: 4499.
Tiger Brand Knitting Co., Galt: 1956,
2005, 2008, 4261.
Tilt Brickyard, Doon: 2385.
Times Herald: 116.
Todd Milling Co., Galt: 4237.
Tolton and McKay, Galt: 4263.
Toman’s Electrical and Plumbing
Shop, New Dundee: 4499.
Toronto Board of Trade: 1294.
Toronto Children’s Fresh Air
Mission: 3365.
Toronto-Dominion Bank, Elmira:
4217.
Toronto-Dominion Bank, New
Dundee: 4490, 4495.
Toronto Leader: 4525.
Toronto Normal School: 1287, 1559,
2805.
Town Talk Ladies’ Wear, Elmira:
4217.
Traders Bank of Canada, Elmira: 1,
1569, 4525.
Trails End Hotel, Conestogo: 1725,
2202, 4528.
Traivue Farm Ltd: 1773.
Trans-Canada Alliance of
German-Canadians: 651, 671.
Transylvania Club, Kitchener: 143,
326, 662, 671, 672, 702, 3188,
3786.
Travellers’ Home, Strasburg: 37,
2172, 4160, 4468.
Trillium Traffic Signs Inc., Elmira:
4225.
Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery,
Galt: 157, 425, 1627, 1877, 3481,
3482.
Trinity Anglican Church, Galt: 156,
157, 332, 411, 425, 704, 1185,
1245, 1248, 1281, 1578, 1627,
1708, 2441, 2478, 2787, 3469,
3473, 3481, 3482, 3483, 3893,
4082, 4084, 4229, 4232, 4233,
4246, 4251, 4263.
Trinity Church Y.M.C.A., Berlin:
3631, 3632, 3633, 3823.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Floradale:
447, 2459, 3525, 3538, 4527.
Trinity Lutheran Church, New
Hamburg: 157, 286, 1065, 1244,
2767, 3516, 3524, 3525, 3539,
3564, 3609, 4384, 4385, 4386,
4388, 4499.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Shantz
Station: 499, 2425, 3610, 3611,
3612.
Trinity Methodist Church, Berlin:
3649, 4299, 4377.
Trinity Methodist Church, Kitchener:
157, 1209, 1343, 1725, 2453, 3631,
3632, 3633, 3647, 4082, 4107,
4108, 4380.
Trinity Methodist Church, New
Hamburg: 2529, 4386.
Trinity United Church, Elmira: 4217.
Trinity United Church, Kitchener:
143, 157, 1149, 1183, 1280, 1345,
1442, 1638, 1641, 1725, 1727,
3629, 3631, 3632, 3633, 3646,
3647, 3648, 3649, 4380.
True Forge Ltd, Preston: 1425.
Truman’s Auto Body, New Dundee:
4495, 4499.
Trylon Manufacturing Co. Ltd,
Elmira: 4225.
Tuerk Engine and Tool Co., Berlin:
1361.
Tuerk Iron Works Co., Berlin: 4298.
Turners Hall, Preston: 3808.
Tuscarora Indians: 188, 250.
Twin City Hotel Co.: 1603.
Twin City Humane Society: 1460.
Twin City Masonic Lodge, Number
509, A.F. and A.M., Grand River
Chapter, Kitchener: 1251, 1381,
1383, 1553, 1716, 1725.
Twin City Milk Producers: 3847.
Twin City Music Club, Kitchener:
1282.
Twin City Oil Co., Berlin: 4374.
Twin-City Red Cross Society: 143,
4380.
Twin City Skating Club: 3753.
Twin-City Trades and Labor Council:
326, 1838, 1839, 1853, 1856, 1857,
1875, 1876, 1894, 1949, 2615,
2616, 4121, 4164.
Tyson’s Ice Cream Parlour,
Kitchener: 2176, 3164.
U.S. Rubber: 316, 1853, 1894.
Ukrainian Catholic Centre, Kitchener:
3466.
Ukrainian Catholic Church of the
Transfiguration, Kitchener: 143,
710, 2489, 3466.
Ukrainian Catholic Church, Preston:
710.
Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League
of Canada: 710, 3466.
Ukrainian Catholic Youth, Kitchener:
3466.
Ukrainian Greek-Orthodox Church of
St Sophia, Waterloo: 143, 710.
Ukrainian Labour-Farmer Temple
Association of Canada, Kitchener
Branch: 710, 3466.
Ukrainian Professional and Business
Club of Waterloo, Wellington and
Perth: 710, 3466.
Ukrainian School, Kitchener: 3466.
Ukrainian Students Club, University
of Waterloo: 3466.
Ukrainian University Students’ Club:
710.
Ukrainian Women’s Association of
Canada: 710.
Ukrains’kyi Narodnyi Dim, Preston:
710.
576
Corporate Subject Index
Ultrametal Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Bridgeport: 2172,
2179, 2613, 4190, 4193, 4195,
4197.
Union Bank, Berlin: 4374, 4380.
Union Bank, Galt: 4255.
Union Bank, New Dundee: 4490,
4495, 4499.
Union Baseball Club, Galt: 4258.
Union Bus Line, Berlin: 2053.
Union Cemetery Association, New
Dundee: 157, 3251.
Union Church, Hagey’s Crossing:
3232.
Union Church, Hawkesville: 4477.
Union Church, Hespeler: 2760, 3232.
Union Church of Old Prussia: 1244,
3535.
Union Church, Wellesley: 3705.
Union Foundry, Waterloo: 37, 2001,
4412.
Union Gas: 168.
Union Hotel, Bridgeport: 4190, 4195,
4196, 4197.
Union Hotel, Elmira: 37, 2172, 3050,
4221, 4222.
Union Hotel, Galt: 3751.
Union Hotel, Hawkesville: 37.
Union Meeting House, Waterloo
Township: 275, 3402.
Union Mills, Waterloo: 1, 29, 333,
829, 1640, 1850, 1851, 1922, 1940,
1941, 4412.
Union Presbyterian Church, Galt:
3651, 3652, 3665.
Union Star Cheese Factory, St
Agatha: 1936.
Uniroyal Chemical, Elmira: 1647,
1920, 2022, 4217, 4225.
Uniroyal Goodrich Canada: 326, 2023,
2026, 4348, 4354, 4362.
United Brethren Church, Berlin: 157,
1264, 3631, 3632, 4377, 4380.
United Brethren Church,
Bloomingdale: 3256, 3499.
United Brethren Church, Breslau:
2518, 3382, 4428.
United Brethren Church, Doon: 755.
United Brethren Church, Freeport: 2,
3492, 4450.
United Brethren Church,
Hawkesville: 448, 3256, 4473,
4477.
United Brethren Church, Mannheim:
4499.
United Brethren Church, New
Dundee: 3382, 4495, 4496, 4499.
United Brethren Church, Waterloo:
4422.
United Brethren Church, West
Montrose: 157, 3256, 3485.
United Brethren in Christ: 1639.
United Church of Canada: 3505.
United Empire Bank of Canada, Galt:
4255.
United Farmers of Ontario: 3760,
3770, 4163.
United Lutheran Church Men: 3525.
United Male Singing Society of
Berlin, Waterloo and Bridgeport:
671, 672, 4380.
United Mennonite Church, Waterloo:
590, 591, 604, 1455, 3266, 3275.
United Missionary Church: 2877,
2878, 3315, 3337, 3391, 3864,
4276.
United Packinghouse Workers of
America: 1949.
United Presbyterian Church, Galt:
157, 376, 857, 3651, 3652, 3667,
3908, 4246, 4263.
United Presbyterian Church of North
America: 3688, 3689.
United Rubber Workers of America:
143, 326, 1838, 1839, 1857, 1875,
1894, 1924, 2012, 4112.
United Steel Workers of America,
Galt Branch: 1875, 1927.
Universal Lightning Rod Co.,
Hespeler: 1186, 4283, 4284, 4286.
University of Guelph: 2502.
University of Guelph Library: 155.
University of St Jerome’s College:
2916.
University of Waterloo:
3, 11,
, 314,
326, 333, 516, 1435,
1436,
1449,
1737,
2026,
2393,
2394,
2415,
2456,
2464,
2509,
2510,
2526,
2598,
2601,
2656,
2781,
2782,
2868,
2869,
2870,
2871,
2881,
2882,
2883,
2885,
2886,
2887,
2891,
2892,
2893,
2894,
2895,
2897,
2900,
2904,
2905,
2906,
2911,
2912,
2913,
2915,
2916,
2917,
2918,
2920,
2922,
2923,
2926,
2927,
2929,
2931,
2970,
3043,
3053,
3137,
3537,
3948,
4135, 4416.
University of Waterloo Archives: 143,
157.
University of Waterloo Art Gallery:
2607, 3102.
University of Waterloo Library: 134,
135.
University of Waterloo Library, Doris
Lewis Rare Book Room: 126, 127,
129, 130, 143.
University of Western Ontario: 2888,
2899, 2904, 2921, 3525.
Upper Canada Bible Society: 1252,
3627.
Urban Trustees Association: 2777.
Vacumax Ltd, Elmira: 4225.
Valentine and Martin Ltd, Waterloo:
1514, 1687, 1871.
Valentine Wahn’s Foundry: 149.
Valhalla Inn, Kitchener: 4315, 4347,
4354.
Van Dresser, Waterloo: 333.
Varnicolour Paint and Chemical Co.,
Elmira: 4217, 4225.
Varnum Inn, Ebytown: 3100.
Veitchcroft Gallery: 1501.
Venetian Liquor Emporium, Galt:
4253.
Vesper Singers: 3898.
Veteran’s Club House, Galt: 4233.
Vetter Shoes, Kitchener: 2014.
Vickerman Mill, Preston: 2425.
Victor Comptometer Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Victoria School, Berlin: 2747, 2782,
2818, 2843, 2851, 4365, 4370,
4380.
Victoria School, Galt: 2782, 2786,
4233, 4246, 4252, 4263, 4264.
Victoria School, Kitchener: 2391,
2699, 2747, 2782, 2789, 2851,
2852, 4107, 4370, 4380.
Victoria Wheel Works, Galt: 1619,
1620, 1722, 1740, 1851, 4230,
4237, 4246, 4253, 4263.
Victorian Order of Nurses: 3773.
Victorian Order of Nurses, Galt: 143,
3771.
Victorian Order of Nurses, Hespeler:
143, 4279, 4290.
Victorian Order of Nurses, Kitchener:
143, 4311, 4380.
Victorian Order of Nurses, Preston:
143, 1296, 1334, 1436.
Victorian Order of Nurses, Waterloo:
143, 1282.
Vince’s Food Market, Elmira: 4217,
4225.
Vincent Farm Equipment, Galt:
4261.
Vogel and Wirching, Preston: 1983.
Vogt Hall, Elmira: 3030, 4225.
Voisin’s Garage, St Clements: 4474.
Corporate Subject Index
577
Volker-Craig Ltd, Waterloo: 2869.
Von Neubronn and Co., Berlin: 4298.
Vote Yes Committee: 4135.
WA Coward, Hespeler: 4280.
W.A. Kribs Manufacturing Co.,
Hespeler: 4011, 4278, 4280, 4283,
4284, 4285, 4289.
W.C. Brown and Sons, Elmira: 4217,
4519.
W. Caimes and Co., Berlin: 4298.
W.D. Euler Business School,
Kitchener: 4128, 4136.
W.D. Hepburn and Co., Preston: 332,
1165, 4393.
W. Dickinson Furniture Co., Preston:
4396.
W.E. Woelfle Shoe Co., Kitchener:
22, 29, 1209, 1716, 2014.
W.G. Johnson Swimming Pool,
Hespeler: 3744.
W.H. Snyder and Co., Berlin: 1926.
W.I. Reid Lumber Co., Galt: 4261.
W.L.C. Machine Co., Ltd, Galt: 4261.
Wabco-Standard Co., Hespeler: 2425.
Waisenamt (Orphan’s Board): 1628.
Wakunda Art Centres of Canada:
1187.
Walker Bin and Store Fixture Co.,
Berlin: 2149.
Walker Bin and Store Fixture Co.,
Kitchener: 22, 1434, 1471, 2503.
Walker Exhausts, Galt: 332.
Walker Stores, Galt: 332.
Walkerton Glocke: 83, 671, 672,
1586, 4080.
Walkerton Mill: 1294.
Walper Hotel, Kitchener: 326, 1672,
1737, 2055, 2163, 3100, 3203,
3743, 3822, 3936, 4354, 4380.
Walper House, Berlin: 556, 635,
1388, 1574, 1887, 1964, 2163,
4121, 4298, 4371, 4377.
Walper Opera House, Berlin: 326.
Walper Terrace Hotel, Kitchener:
143, 249, 1885, 4315, 4347, 4380.
Walper Tobacco Shop, Kitchener:
2177, 4348, 4349, 4350, 4362.
Waltec Industries Ltd: 1883.
Walter, Fredy and Associates Ltd,
Kitchener: 1737.
Walts Barber Shop, Elmira: 4217.
Walz’s Men and Boy’s Wear, Elmira:
4217.
Wanner Cement Contractor, New
Dundee: 4495, 4499.
Wanner Mennonite Cemetery,
Waterloo Township: 157, 449, 809,
812, 1001, 1153, 3097, 3270, 3271,
3904.
Wanner Mennonite Church,
Hespeler: 553, 554, 593, 616, 729,
2441, 2760, 3232, 3242, 3248,
3259, 3270, 3271, 3275, 3316,
3342, 3365, 3387, 4278, 4282,
4285.
Wamock and Co., Galt: 2244.
Wamock and Fraser, Galt: 908, 1961.
Watcom Products Inc., Waterloo:
2869.
Waterloo Agricultural Fair: 2304.
Waterloo and Saugeen Railway Co.:
2069, 2070.
Waterloo Anti-Tuberculosis League:
4031.
Waterloo Area Local Government
Review: 326, 3994.
Waterloo Area Planning and
Co-ordinating Committee: 3994.
Waterloo Band: 10, 12, 630, 2179,
3009, 3045, 3054, 4136.
Waterloo Band Festival: 671, 672,
1682, 3036, 3045, 3052, 4078,
4363.
Waterloo Bedding Co.: 13, 333, 1542,
1871, 1891, 4412.
Waterloo Bicycle Club: 3045, 3754,
4422.
Waterloo Board of Health: 1618,
4065, 4412.
Waterloo Board of Park
Management: 1187, 1321, 1704,
2615, 2616, 4078, 4136, 4412.
Waterloo Board of Public Instruction:
2740, 2818.
Waterloo Board of Trade: 1, 316, 326,
333, 1167, 1309, 1542, 1588, 1589,
1650, 1654, 1704, 1735, 1736,
1855, 1857, 1964, 2615, 2616,
2904, 3525, 3766, 4078, 4412,
4422, 4517, 4525.
Waterloo Bowling Club: 1699.
Waterloo Bowling Lanes: 1944.
Waterloo Boys’ Band: 13.
Waterloo Brewing Co.: 1983.
Waterloo Bridge Co.: 84.
Waterloo Broom and Brush Co.: 13.
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association:
1746, 4441.
Waterloo Central Home and School
Association: 2780.
Waterloo Central School: 1, 13, 333,
1261, 1449, 1704, 1726, 2740,
2780, 2781, 2782, 3892, 4298,
4412, 4422.
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce:
143, 316, 333, 1187, 2026, 2564,
3766, 3846, 4402, 4410, 4412,
4414, 4419.
Waterloo Charity Circle: 3361, 3365.
Waterloo Chronicle: 37, 79, 85, 105,
122, 143, 157, 326, 333, 677,
1072, 1467, 1835, 2461, 2740,
3626, 3883, 3894, 4402, 4407,
4412, 4413, 4525.
Waterloo Chronicle-Telegraph: 105,
1309, 1964, 1970, 3050.
Waterloo Circuit (United Brethren in
Christ): 157.
Waterloo Citizen: 2033.
Waterloo City Council: 143, 1501,
2809, 3974, 3989, 4025, 4412.
Waterloo City Hall: 1885, 2604, 3892,
4412.
Waterloo City Planning and
Engineering Department: 143.
Waterloo City Planning Board: 2674,
2689.
Waterloo City Planning Commission:
1439.
Waterloo Club: 333.
Waterloo Co-op Medical Services:
3848.
Waterloo College: 2872, 2904.
Waterloo College A-Cappella Choir:
2872, 3038.
Waterloo College and Associated
Faculties: 2875, 2904, 3525.
Waterloo College and Seminary: 13,
316, 326, 671, 672, 1602, 2872,
2883, 2892, 2899, 2909, 2921,
2952, 3038, 3537, 3563, 4145,
4412, 4414, 4417, 4422.
Waterloo College Choir: 2872, 3038.
Waterloo College Glee Club: 2872,
3038.
Waterloo College of Arts: 3525.
Waterloo College School: 1346, 1885,
2781, 2881, 2904, 2952, 3525,
4324, 4356, 4407.
Waterloo Collegiate and Technical
Institute: 516, 2781, 2782, 2794,
2818, 2855, 4412.
Waterloo Concert Band: 3052.
Waterloo County Agricultural Society:
1549, 1877, 3825, 4524.
Waterloo County Arboretum, New
Hamburg: 1613, 2296, 2376.
Waterloo County Area Planning
Board: 326, 2314, 3743, 3983,
578
Corporate Subject Index
3988, 3994, 3997, 4005, 4023.
Waterloo County Area Research
Committee: 3994.
Waterloo County Bar Association:
1525, 1645.
Waterloo County Board of
Agriculture: 1765.
Waterloo County Board of Education:
143, 326, 2588, 2594, 2699, 2724,
2759, 2809, 2817, 2823, 2856,
2860.
Waterloo County Board of
Examiners: 2818.
Waterloo County Board of Public
Instruction: 2784, 2857.
Waterloo County Canadian Club: 22,
1258, 1273, 1699.
Waterloo County Catholic Separate
School Board: 2823, 2839.
Waterloo County Centennial, 1952:
3935, 3936, 3941, 3954, 3968,
3970.
Waterloo County Co-operative
Library: 1346, 2978. 2988, 2989,
4499.
Waterloo County Council: 2, 74, 326,
1239, 1256, 1263, 1269, 1294,
1389, 1535, 2107, 2426, 2818,
3895, 3942, 3970, 3973, 3974,
3978, 3980, 3981, 3989, 3994,
4011, 4014, 4034, 4150, 4159,
4164, 4299, 4380, 4407.
Waterloo County Court House: 22,
149, 771, 1253, 1255, 1492, 1523,
1540, 1541, 2386, 2426, 2517,
2531, 3041, 3976, 3982, 4012,
4017, 4298, 4305, 4306, 4365,
4366, 4367, 4380, 4444.
Waterloo County Crop Improvement
Association: 1679, 1680, 3847.
Waterloo County Farmers’ Market:
2206.
Waterloo County Federation of
Agriculture: 516, 1796, 3847,
3848, 3849.
Waterloo County Fifth Division
Court: 4007.
Waterloo County First Division
Court: 4007.
Waterloo County Fourth Division
Court: 4007.
Waterloo County Gaol, Berlin: 2494,
2500, 2504, 2543, 2555, 2576,
4017.
Waterloo County Golf and Country
Club: 1193, 1254, 1683, 2285.
Waterloo County Hall of Fame: 143,
1200, 1216, 1218, 1303, 1318,
1327, 1346, 1501, 1712, 1725,
1770, 2441, 2512, 3815, 3829,
4011, 4327.
Waterloo County Health Association:
1334, 1362, 1383, 1436, 1716,
4029, 4031, 4380.
Waterloo County Health Unit: 4062.
Waterloo County Hog Producers:
3848.
Waterloo County Holstein Breeders
Association: 516, 1746, 1774, 3847.
Waterloo County Home for the Aged:
13, 4011, 4318, 4380.
Waterloo County House of Industry
and Refuge: 1491, 2492, 3099,
3775, 4034, 4043, 4060, 4073,
4298, 4318, 4324, 4342.
Waterloo County House of Refuge:
1274, 1488, 1490, 4380.
Waterloo County Jersey Breeders:
3848.
Waterloo County Jersey Cattle
Breeders: 3847.
Waterloo County Law Association:
143.
Waterloo County Library: 2728, 2825,
2981, 2995, 2999, 3000.
Waterloo County Library, Elmira
Branch: 2989.
Waterloo County Medical Association:
1414, 1490, 3790, 3850.
Waterloo County Milk Committee:
3848.
Waterloo County Millers’ Association:
1656.
Waterloo County Museum: 3910,
3913.
Waterloo County Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.: 37, 1656.
Waterloo County Pioneers’ Memorial
Association: 250, 256, 373, 756,
1278, 3930, 3931, 3933, 3956,
4380.
Waterloo County Quilters’ Guild:
3093.
Waterloo County Registrar of Deeds,
Kitchener: 2609.
Waterloo County Second Division
Court: 4007.
Waterloo County Shorthorn Breeders
Association: 3847.
Waterloo County Soil and Crop
Improvement Association: 1216,
1798.
Waterloo County Suburban Roads
Commission: 1405.
Waterloo County Supplies
Co-operative: 1501, 2445, 3848,
4196, 4499.
Waterloo County Supplies
Co-operative, Bridgeport: 2406,
4192.
Waterloo County Supplies
Co-operative, Elmira: 4217.
Waterloo County Supplies
Co-operative, Kitchener: 1882,
1977, 4428.
Waterloo County Surrogate Court:
1523.
Waterloo County Teachers’
Association: 1573, 2858, 4081.
Waterloo County Third Division
Court: 4007.
Waterloo County Toronto Milk
Shippers: 3847.
Waterloo County Tree Conservation
Committee: 1218.
Waterloo County Trustees and
Secretaries Association: 1493.
Waterloo Cricket Club: 4078, 4412.
Waterloo Distillery: 908.
Waterloo District Jersey Cattle Club:
1746.
Waterloo District Shorthorn
Breeders: 3847.
Waterloo Downtown Residents’
Association: 2563, 2564.
Waterloo Electric Construction Co.:
29.
Waterloo Engine and Hose Co.: 2560.
Waterloo Evangelical Church: 3503,
4412, 4422.
Waterloo Evangelical Sunday School
3503.
Waterloo Farmers’ Institute: 2180,
2570.
Waterloo Farmers’ Market: 10, 2204,
2205, 2604, 4414.
Waterloo Fire and Water Committee:
4023.
Waterloo Fire Department: 1, 143,
1195, 2560, 3892, 4298, 4412,
4414, 4416.
Waterloo Foundry: 1850, 1851, 2001,
4408, 4412.
Waterloo Fox and Fur Syndicate,
Doon: 4454.
Waterloo Glove Manufacturing Co.:
1, 13, 2033, 3892, 4412, 4414.
Waterloo-Guelph Airport: 862, 1879,
2097, 2347.
Waterloo-Guelph Airport
Commission: 1186.
Corporate Subject Index
579
Waterloo Historical Society: 5, 13, 27,
29, 83, 85, 132, 139, 143, 157,
212, 220, 249, 301, 355, 430, 539,
552, 559, 569, 671, 672, 1001,
1180,
1184,
1187,
1192,
1194,
1215,
1216,
1217,
1218,
1219,
1236,
1238,
1254,
1258,
1261,
1275,
1278,
1282,
1288,
1289,
1290,
1303,
1304,
1305,
1312,
1317,
1318,
1322,
1327,
1336,
1340,
1342,
1343,
1344,
1345,
1346,
1370,
1378,
1379,
1381,
1382,
1419,
1431,
1437,
1449,
1465,
1474,
1493,
1516,
1554,
1556,
1557,
1602,
1605,
1615,
1623,
1629,
1661,
1663,
1670,
1671,
1672,
1679,
1680,
1686,
1694,
1704,
1706,
1712,
1740,
1758,
1984,
2055,
2056,
2387,
2401,
2441,
2473,
2493,
2521,
2566,
2585,
2589,
2847,
2959,
2960,
2983,
2993,
3181,
3230,
3232,
3387,
3712,
3861,
3862,
3863,
3866,
3867,
3868,
3869,
3870,
3871,
3872,
3873,
3874,
3875,
3876,
3877,
3879,
3880,
3881,
3882,
3883,
3884,
3886,
3887,
3889,
3892,
3894,
3895,
3901,
3902,
3903,
3904,
3906,
3907,
3910,
3913,
3916,
3917,
3918,
3919,
3923,
3924,
3927,
3928,
3930,
3932,
3933,
3935,
3936,
3937,
3939,
3941,
3942,
3944,
3945,
3946,
3951,
3953,
3954,
3956,
3957,
3958,
3959,
3960,
3961,
3962,
3963,
3964,
3965,
3966,
3967,
3968,
4080,
4136, 4212, 4356, 4380, 4384.
Waterloo Hook and Ladder Co.:
2560, 4412.
Waterloo Horticultural Society: 3767,
3788, 3851, 3853, 4078, 4412,
4414.
Waterloo Hotel: 2451, 3892, 4412.
Waterloo House, Galt: 4253.
Waterloo Infantry Company: 4079,
4111.
Waterloo IODE, St Quentin Chapter:
333, 1191, 3773, 4082, 4412, 4422.
Waterloo Junction Railway: 1654,
2001, 2054, 2069, 2070, 4412,
4517, 4525.
Waterloo-Kitchener United
Mennonite Church: 929, 1456,
3291, 3292, 3304.
Waterloo LACAC: 143, 157, 1288,
2389, 2433, 2434, 2460, 2461,
2462, 2463, 2565.
Waterloo Land Stewardship
Committee: 1216.
Waterloo Lawn Bowling Club: 3738.
Waterloo Liedertafel: 671, 672,
3016,3054, 4412, 4414, 4422.
Waterloo Lions Club: 3892.
Waterloo Lions Memorial Pool,
Waterloo Park: 4078.
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary: 3, 333,
671, 672, 2615, 2616, 2881, 2888,
2889, 2904, 2909, 2921, 2924,
2925, 3513, 3515, 3521, 3525,
3529, 3532, 3558, 3564, 3613,
3616, 4356, 4412.
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary
Auxiliary: 3525.
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, Faculty
of Arts: 2904.
Waterloo Lutheran University: 197,
225, 333, 516, 1185, 1193, 1423,
1737, 2781, 2782, 2866, 2867,
2868, 2873, 2875, 2876, 2881,
2888, 2889, 2890, 2896, 2897,
2898, 2902, 2911, 2914, 2919,
2921, 2928, 2930, 2990, 3038,
3401, 3525, 3535, 4014, 4161,
4412.
Waterloo Lutheran University, Clara
Conrad Hall: 2904.
Waterloo Maennerchor: 333.
Waterloo Malting Co.: 1861.
Waterloo Manufacturing Co.: 1, 13,
29, 333, 671, 672, 1307, 1530,
1531, 1574, 1651, 1653, 1654,
1657, 1660, 1703, 1737, 1787,
1855, 1857, 1859, 1871, 1891,
2001, 2021, 2292, 2293, 2294,
2451, 2552, 3951, 4402, 4412,
4413, 4422, 4517, 4525.
Waterloo Mechanics’ Institute: 2782,
3002, 3780, 4412, 4422.
Waterloo Memorial Arena: 2581,
3722, 3736, 3755, 4414.
Waterloo Mennonite Brethren
Church: 3252, 3317.
Waterloo Mennonite Church: 626,
3316, 3365.
Waterloo Metal Stamping Co.: 2166,
3036, 4370.
Waterloo Methodist Church: 1, 4082.
Waterloo Microsystems Inc.,
Waterloo: 2869.
Waterloo Municipal Telephone Co.:
2077.
Waterloo Music Company: 983, 1737,
2166, 2189, 3013, 3014, 3035,
3036, 3043, 3054, 4412.
Waterloo Musical Society: 3, 333,
981, 1321, 1587, 1704, 3016, 3036,
3045, 3052, 3767, 4078, 4356,
4407, 4412, 4422.
Waterloo Musical Society Band: 1,
10, 13, 671, 672, 1682, 3016,
3034, 3035, 3036, 3039, 3040,
3042, 3043, 3044, 3045, 3053,
3054, 3754, 4109, 4414.
Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co.:
13, 22, 29, 143, 671, 672, 1168,
1262, 1384, 1500, 1501, 1535,
1643, 1651, 1660, 1666, 1668,
1699, 1706, 1824, 1830, 1850,
1851, 2055, 3892, 4011, 4136,
4318, 4402, 4412, 4414, 4521.
Waterloo North Land Registry Office:
143, 157, 256, 4010, 4013.
Waterloo-Oxford District High
School: 2731, 2824, 4387, 4490,
4499, 4503.
Waterloo Plains Farmers’ Club: 3847.
Waterloo Police Force: 4014.
Waterloo Post Office: 1918, 2095,
2818, 3874, 4356, 4411, 4412.
Waterloo Public Library: 1, 13, 143,
157, 2204, 2434, 2604, 2969, 2976,
2991, 3001, 3002, 3003, 3004,
4082, 4422.
Waterloo Public Library Board: 1672,
3001, 3003, 3004.
Waterloo Public School: 1282, 1451,
1621, 1659, 1918, 2546, 2782,
2885, 4299, 4407, 4412, 4414,
4415.
Waterloo Public School Board: 1542,
1668, 1684, 1730, 2780.
Waterloo Public Utilities Commission:
1181, 1957, 4023, 4407, 4412.
Waterloo Railway Station: 2451
Waterloo Reform Association: 1693,
1696.
Waterloo Reformers’ Gazette: 105,
120.
Waterloo Regiment, Kitchener: 4084.
Waterloo Region Lung Association:
1448.
Waterloo Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board: 143, 2815.
Waterloo Regional Credit Union: 333.
Waterloo Regional Development
Council: 1732.
Waterloo Regional Health Unit: 143.
Waterloo Regional Heritage
Foundation: 1318, 2389, 2500,
2566, 2570, 2588, 3914, 3918,
580
Corporate Subject Index
3919, 3920, 3921, 3946, 4362.
Waterloo Regional Library: 143,
2988.
Waterloo Regional Municipal Council:
4001.
Waterloo Regional Police Force: 143,
4014.
Waterloo Regional Project: 132, 3961.
Waterloo Regional Review
Commission: 4156.
Waterloo Reunion, 1895: 4078.
Waterloo Saugeen Railway: 2128.
Waterloo Sentinel: 85, 105, 124.
Waterloo Separate School: 1, 13,
2782.
Waterloo Separate School Board:
1186, 1221, 1545, 2780.
Waterloo Shirt Co.: 13.
Waterloo Shoddy Mills: 1220.
Waterloo Siskins: 333, 3722.
Waterloo South District Women’s
Institute: 3852.
Waterloo South Land Registry Office:
143, 157.
Waterloo-South Wellington Area
Planning and Development
Technical Co-ordinating
Committee: 3997.
Waterloo Spinning Mills: 2026.
Waterloo Spring Co.: 13, 1307.
Waterloo Square: 2001.
Waterloo Stockyards: 2123, 2205.
Waterloo Taxi: 2562.
Waterloo Tennis Club: 3722, 3733,
4078, 4412.
Waterloo Tigers: 333, 3722.
Waterloo Town Council: 316, 333,
1167, 1221, 1222, 1330, 1428,
1439, 1447, 1543, 1660, 1666,
1672, 1699, 1855, 1857, 2615,
2616, 3974, 4023, 4025, 4109,
4124, 4161, 4412, 4421.
Waterloo Town Hall: 1, 13, 333,
1918, 2490, 4017, 4298, 4356,
4407, 4411, 4412.
Waterloo Town Planning
Commission: 1542, 2673.
Waterloo Township Council: 326,
493, 1178, 1747, 2172, 2495, 3974,
3989, 4427, 4457, 4459, 4460.
Waterloo Township Hall: 1389, 2453,
2495, 3563, 3631, 3927, 4461.
Waterloo Township Plowmen’s
Association: 3&47, 3848.
Waterloo Township Board of Health:
4459.
Waterloo Township Roads and
Bridges Committee: 2114.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#1, Blair:
2780, 2817, 2818, 2827, 3408,
4435, 4454, 4456.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#2,
Strasburg: 2590, 2817, 4264, 4433.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#3, Plains:
2817, 4433.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#4,
O’Loane’s: 2818, 4429.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#4, Pine
Grove: 956, 2813, 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#5, Berlin:
2818, 2843, 4380.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#5,
Centreville: 2782, 2817, 2818,
4426, 4429.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#6, Natchez:
2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#7,
Williamsburg: 840, 2817, 4433.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#8, Elmdale
(Snider’s Road): 2715, 2817, 2828,
2829, 4430.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#9,
Rummelhardt: 2801, 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#10,
Erbsville: 2745, 2782, 2817, 2847.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#11,
Bridgeport: 1448, 2782, 2817,
4192, 4193, 4194, 4195, 4197.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#12,
Bloomingdale: 813, 1611, 2782,
2817, 3741, 4190, 4449.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#13, New
Germany: 3428, 3451, 3467, 4443,
4464, 4465.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#14, Shantz
Station: 2817, 4434.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#15,
Riverbank: 2728, 2736, 2782,
2817, 2825, 2995, 2999, 3365.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#16,
Kossuth: 2817, 4436.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#17, Vance:
1755, 2817, 4436.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#18,
Lexington: 2771, 2817, 4441.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#19,
Clearview: 593, 2725, 2736, 2760,
2761, 2762, 2764, 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#19, Pine
Bush: 593, 2717, 2736, 2763, 2765,
3904.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#19, Union
Church School: 2762, 2766.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#20, Maple
Grove: 803, 2103, 2711, 2774,
2775, 2806, 2817, 2825, 3770.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#22, English
Settlement: 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#23, Nine
Pines: 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#24, Breslau:
1726, 2782, 2817, 4428.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#25,
Bearinger’s: 1448, 2817.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#27, Doon:
2700, 2717, 2817, 3056, 4423,
4429, 4454.
Waterloo Township, S.S.#29,
Mackenzie King: 2772.
Waterloo Township, U.S.S.#28,
Victoria: 2817, 4449.
Waterloo Trust and Savings Co.: 10,
143, 326, 333, 762, 1181, 1257,
1438, 1439, 1522, 1546, 1645,
1796, 1815, 1827, 1828, 1831,
1832, 1857, 2522, 3816, 4370,
4380, 4396, 4407, 4412, 4422.
Waterloo Tumverein: 671, 672, 1295,
3029, 4412.
Waterloo University College: 3525.
Waterloo Urban Renewal Committee:
2625.
Waterloo Village Council: 316, 1666,
3053, 3974, 4025, 4412, 4421.
Waterloo Water and Light
Commission: 1221, 1309, 1439,
1835, 1970, 3040, 4023.
Waterloo Waterworks Co.: 4023,
4078, 4412, 4422.
Water loo- Wellington Airport: 2042,
2133, 3818, 4261, 4396.
Waterloo, Wellington and Georgian
Bay Railway Co.: 1270.
Waterloo, Wellington and Lake
Huron Railway: 2054.
Waterloo- Wellington County
Amputation Society: 4136..
Waterloo Wellington Flying Club:
3818.
Waterloo Wood Products: 1937.
Waterloo Woollen Manufacturing Co.:
1082, 1543, 4412.
Waterloo/Woolwich Townships,
Union S.S.#21, Martin’s: 1448,
2782, 2827.
Waterloo Young Men’s Club: 1187,
1502, 4412.
Waterlot Restaurant, New Hamburg:
2480, 4384, 4388.
Watson and Malcolm, Galt: 4237.
Watson Woolen Mill, Doon: 2385.
Corporate Subject Index
581
Wean-McKay of Canada Ltd, Galt:
4261.
Weaver’s Hotel, Berlin: 2055, 4380.
Weber and Erb, Elmira: 1710.
Weber Building, Kitchener: 4036.
Weber Carriage Works, New Dundee:
4490, 4495.
Weber Concrete Tile Ltd, Breslau:
1162.
Weber Hardware Co., Kitchener:
2295, 4315, 4347, 4380.
Weber Mennonite Cemetery,
Kitchener: 491.
Weber Mennonite Church, Strasburg:
1119, 3275, 3316, 3384.
Weber’s Building Supplies, New
Dundee: 4495, 4499.
Weber’s Grocery Store, Elmira: 4217.
Weber Street Mennonite Church,
Kitchener: 626, 3259.
Weichel Hardware, Elmira: 1700.
Weichel Hardware, Waterloo: 4136.
Weichel Home Hardware, Elmira:
2410.
Wellesley Agricultural Grounds: 4466.
Wellesley Agricultural Works: 1740,
4466.
Wellesley Amish Mennonite
Cemetery: 492.
Wellesley Amish Mennonite
Congregation: 990, 1118, 3275.
Wellesley and District Agricultural
Society: 1936.
Wellesley and North Easthope
Agricultural Society: 1574, 2512,
3825, 4478.
Wellesley Apple Butter and Cheese
Festival: 4479.
Wellesley Bank: 951.
Wellesley Baptist Church: 3413.
Wellesley Beachy Amish
Congregation: 577.
Wellesley Cheese and Butter
Company: 1936.
Wellesley Cheese Company: 2015.
Wellesley Community Hall: 4466,
4484.
Wellesley Emporium of Fashion:
2440.
Wellesley Farm Products Ltd
(division of J.M. Schneider Ltd):
1936.
Wellesley Hotel: 2440, 4466, 4478.
Wellesley-Kitchener Coach Lines:
2080.
Wellesley LACAC: 143, 157, 1844,
2389, 2440, 2512, 4479.
Wellesley Maple Leaf: 85, 125, 157,
3895, 4478, 4484.
Wellesley Mennonite Congregation:
3259, 3342.
Wellesley Mill: 4472.
Wellesley Mill End Store: 951.
Wellesley Municipal Telephone Co.:
2077, 2081, 2136.
Wellesley Orphanage: 4478.
Wellesley Police Village: 3974.
Wellesley Post Office: 2095, 2515,
3898, 3926, 4478.
Wellesley Shirt Factory: 951.
Wellesley Swedenborgian Church:
2440, 2441, 4466, 4478, 4484.
Wellesley Town Band: 2480, 4478.
Wellesley Township Council: 143,
1178, 2495, 2566, 3974, 3989,
4473, 4478, 4482.
Wellesley Township Hall, Crosshill:
2425, 2441, 2495, 2566, 2589,
3918, 4470, 4478, 4484.
Wellesley Township Historical
Society: 143, 157, 1422, 1936,
2480.
Wellesley Township Separate School
Board: 2769.
Wellesley Township Board of Health:
4040.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#1, Moser’s:
2814, 2817, 4040, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#3,
Ninth/Eighteenth Line (Miller’s):
2814, 2817, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#4,
Linwood: 2814, 2817, 4470, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#5, Gless’:
4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#6, Fifth
Line West Section (Kelly’s): 2814,
2817, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#7,
Kingwood (Jausi’s): 2814, 2817,
4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#8,
Freeborn: 2814, 2817, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#9: 4040.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#10,
Bamberg: 1033, 2814, 2817.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#11,
Heidelberg: 2437, 2814, 2817,
4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#13,
Hawkesville: 2814, 2817, 4470,
4473, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#14,
Bricker’s/Union: 2814, 2817, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#15,
Beechvale: 2814, 2817, 4470, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#16,
Wellesley: 1422, 2814, 2817, 4478,
4479.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#17,
Crosshill: 2814, 2817, 4470, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#18, Red
Hill: 2814, 2817, 4470, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#19,
Seventh Line: 2814, 2817, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#2, Macton:
2814, 2817.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#21, Maple
Grove (Hackett’s): 2814, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.#21,
Thirteenth Line: 2817.
Wellesley Township, S.S.S.#11, St
Clements: 2769, 2814, 2815, 2832,
3464, 4474.
Wellesley Township, S.S.S.#12,
Macton: 2769, 2814, 2815, 4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.S.#4,
Linwood: 2814, 2815, 4470.
Wellesley Township, S.S.S.#5, Ninth
Line: 2769, 2814, 2815, 3464,
4478.
Wellesley Township, S.S.S.#9,
Bamberg: 2814, 2815, 3464.
Wellesley Trap-shooting Club: 4472,
4478.
Wellesley United Church: 3705, 4466,
4484.
Wellesley Village Council: 3974, 3989,
4025, 4478.
Wellesley Western Ontario
Mennonite Congregation: 577.
Wellesley Women’s Institute: 3789,
4484.
Wellington County Museum and
Archives: 143, 157, 1943.
Wellington District Agricultural
Society: 1803.
Wellington Field Naturalists’ Club:
2326, 2327, 2328, 2329, 2330,
2331.
Wellington, Grey, and Bruce Railway:
4266.
Wellington Hotel, Ayr: 4198.
Wellington Institute, Berlin: 2782,
2818, 4380.
Werlich Co., Preston: 1862, 1926,
2000, 4395, 4396.
Weseloh-Goudie Ltd, Berlin: 878,
1184, 1403.
Wesley United Church, Elmira: 157,
1184, 3628.
582
Corporate Subject Index
Wesley United Church, Galt: 156,
157, 1181, 2425, 2478, 3622, 3641,
4212, 4233, 4255, 4265.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Berlin:
157, 4372, 4377.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Doon:
2470.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Galt:
157, 1287, 2425, 2593, 4246, 4263,
4429.
Wesleyan Methodist Church, Preston:
157, 441, 3637, 4390.
West Montrose General Store: 4514.
West Montrose Mennonite Church:
3275, 3397.
West Montrose Post Office: 2095,
4514.
West Montrose United Church: 390,
4513.
West Montrose United Church
Cemetery: 390.
West Montrose Women’s Institute:
3789.
West Woolwich Mennonite Cemetery,
Elmira: 369.
West Woolwich Mennonite Church,
Elmira: 369, 3342, 4513.
Western Bank of Canada, New
Hamburg: 4016, 4382.
Western Bank of Canada, St
Clements: 4474.
Western Hotel, Berlin: 4380.
Western Hotel, Galt: 4246.
Western Ontario Drama League:
3023.
Western Ontario Football Association:
1382.
Western Ontario Mennonite
Conference: 550, 551, 577, 598,
626, 671, 672, 3245, 3309, 3339,
3358, 3371, 3947, 4503.
Western Ontario Power Commission:
1964, 4320, 4380.
Westmount Golf and Country Club,
Kitchener: 326, 1251, 1383, 1658,
1659, 1716, 1730, 3722, 3892,
4370, 4380, 4412.
Westmount School, Kitchener: 2782,
4380.
Weston Bakeries, Kitchener: 4348,
4354, 4362, 4370.
Westside Dairy, Kitchener: 3968.
Wheeler Machine Shop, Kitchener:
3448.
White Drug Store, Galt: 2143, 4266.
White Pigeon Saloon, New Hamburg:
4388.
Whitehall Machine and Tools, Galt:
1927.
Whitman Golden Ltd, Galt: 332.
Wiegand Memorial Foundation: 2847.
Wilfong and Denges, Berlin: 4017.
Wilfrid Laurier University: 3, 11,
260, 312, 671, 672, 771, 1968,
2782, 2875, 2904, 2909, 2921,
2925, 3109, 3401.
Wilfrid Laurier University Archives:
143, 157.
Wilfrid Laurier University, Faculty of
Music: 2904.
Wilfrid Laurier University Library:
134, 135, 147, 155, 1615.
Wilfrid Laurier University, School of
Business and Economics: 2904.
Wilhelm Cemetery, Wilmot
Township: 426.
Wilkie and Osborn, Guelph: 1974.
Wilkinson and Mickleborough, Galt:
1707.
Willard Brothers Cartage, Galt: 1147.
Willard Dry Goods Shop, Galt: 1147.
Willard G. Hallman Lumber Co.,
Rosebank: 2030.
William Anderson School, Galt: 1185,
2782, 4261.
William Kaiser’s Band, Berlin: 3032.
William Knell and Co., Kitchener:
2196, 2748, 4349, 4350.
William Merner and Co., New
Hamburg: 991.
William Snider Milling Co., Waterloo:
13, 1653, 1922, 2379.
Williams, Greene and Rome Co.,
Berlin: 1, 326, 1592, 1709, 1855,
1856, 1859, 2039, 2053, 2404,
3044, 3821, 4127, 4298, 4315,
4374, 4380.
Williams Machines Ltd, Preston:
1425, 4396.
Williams Manufacturing Co., Galt:
4246, 4263.
Williamsburg Blacksmith Shop,
Kitchener: 1921.
Willison Hall, Waterloo: 2889, 3525.
Wilmot Agricultural Society: 1186,
1740, 2480, 2807, 3825, 3847,
3848, 3855, 3872, 4382, 4388,
4487, 4499.
Wilmot Amish Mennonite Cemetery:
492.
Wilmot Amish Mennonite
Congregation: 990, 3365.
Wilmot Board of Health: 4510.
Wilmot Centre Cemetery: 157, 457,
1012, 3097, 4499.
Wilmot Centre Evangelical Church:
157, 2731, 4499.
Wilmot LACAC: 143, 157, 1501,
2389, 2480, 2570.
Wilmot Lodge, Number 318, A.F.
and A.M., Baden: 143, 1500, 1501.
Wilmot Mennonite Cemetery. 353.
Wilmot Methodist Burial Ground and
Chapel: 375.
Wilmot Municipal Telephone Co.:
2077, 2081, 2136.
Wilmot Reform Association: 1499,
1532.
Wilmot Resources Association: 4023.
Wilmot Township Council: 143, 1291,
1499, 2435, 2495, 2570, 2704,
2977, 3955, 3974, 3989, 4388,
4488, 4490, 4499, 4510, 4511.
Wilmot Township Hall: 2435, 2495.
Wilmot Township Library 2972.
Wilmot Township Plowmen’s
Association: 3847, 3848.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#1, New
Dundee: 896, 1152, 2782, 2817,
4485, 4490, 4495, 4496.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#4, Green’s
School: 295, 2704, 2729, 2779,
2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#5, St James
(Smith’s): 295, 2704, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#6, Haysville:
1186, 2798, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#7, Pine Hill:
1067, 1238, 2705, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#8, Rosebank:
1152, 2030, 2704, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#9,
Mannheim: 2704, 2731, 2817,
3258, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#10, Wilmot
Centre: 2480, 2702, 2817.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#11,
Cressman’s: 2731, 2767, 2817,
4388.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#12,
Hostetler’s: 415, 2731, 2773, 2817,
4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#13, Baden:
475, 2731, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#14,
Petersburg: 2731, 2817, 2819,
2820, 4494.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#15, St
Agatha: 476, 2817, 4499, 4504.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#16,
Schmitt’s: 1050, 1074, 2731, 2817,
Corporate Subject Index
583
4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#17,
Philipsburg: 1074, 2480, 2704,
2817.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#18, New
Prussia: 2704, 2731, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#19, Berlett’s
Corners (Horn’s): 386, 1280, 2704,
2731, 2817, 4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.#20,
Josephsburg (Roth’s): 2731, 2817,
4499.
Wilmot Township, S.S.S.#15 1/2, St
Agatha: 2731, 4499.
Wiltshire Wood Stock, Galt: 4261.
Wind Turbine Ltd, Elmira: 4217,
4225.
Windsor Hotel, Kitchener: 1283.
Windsor House, Kitchener: 1530,
3044.
Winfield Brewster Hearth Furniture,
Hespeler: 4283, 4284.
Winkler’s Livery, Waterloo: 1.
Winston Churchill Public School,
Waterloo: 2780, 2782.
Winston Hall, Hespeler: 4282, 4285.
Winter School, New Hamburg: 1740.
Winterbourne Blacksmith Shop:
2449.
Winterbourne Methodist Cemetery:
157, 1084, 3811.
Winterbourne Methodist Church:
427, 1084, 3669, 4525.
Winterbourne Pioneer Methodist
Cemetery: 427.
Winterbourne Post Office: 2117.
Winterbourne Women’s Institute:
143, 427, 2093, 2807, 3789, 3811,
3847, 3848, 4526.
Wm Hogg Coal Co., Berlin: 4315.
Wm Knell and Co., Berlin: 4374.
Woelfle Brothers Ltd, Kitchener:
1715.
Women’s Canadian Club, Berlin:
1343, 1346, 4380.
Women’s Canadian Club, Kitchener:
1225.
Women’s Christian Temperance
Union: 1282, 4141.
Women’s Christian Temperance
Union, Galt: 3838.
Women’s Christian Temperance
Union, Waterloo County: 143,
1460.
Women’s Hospital Aid Association of
Ontario: 1461.
Women’s Hospital Aid Society, Galt:
1392.
Women’s Missionaiy and Service
Commission of the Mennonite
Church: 3361, 3365.
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Canada: 3525.
Women’s Patriotic Society, New
Hamburg: 4095.
Women’s Patriotic Society, Preston:
1296.
Women’s Royal Canadian Naval
Service: 332, 2153, 4091.
Woodland Cemetery, Kitchener: 428.
Woods and Taylor, Galt: 4237, 4246,
4263.
Woods and Taylor Hardware,
Hespeler: 4276.
Woods Transport (Hespeler) Ltd:
2139.
Woodside National Historic Park:
143, 297, 1466, 2382, 2413, 2414,
2607, 4029.
Woodside Trust: 1466.
Woolard and Co., Berlin: 4298.
Woollen Workers’ Union: 1932.
Woolwich Ever Faithful Women’s
Institute: 2093, 3789, 3848, 4518,
4527.
Woolwich Historical Foundation: 157,
4224, 4225, 4383.
Woolwich
LACAC: 143, 157,
2389,
2410,
2436,
2438,
2443,
2444,
2445,
2446,
2448,
2450,
2457,
2458,
2459,
2481,
2482,
2484,
2547,
2548,
2549,
2550,
2551,
2552,
4225.
2553,
2554,
3050,
3642,
Woolwich Post Office: 2140.
Woolwich Township Agricultural
Society: 3858.
Woolwich Township Council: 143,
1119, 1262, 1706, 1953, 2088,
2102, 2107, 2495, 3897, 3974,
3989, 4217, 4513, 4517, 4524,
4525, 4530, 4531.
Woolwich Township Hall: 2410, 2495,
3608.
Woolwich Township Plowmen’s
Association: 3847, 3848.
Woolwich Township School Area
Board: 2750.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#1,
Conestogo: 2741, 2817.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#2,
Hollinger: 1515, 2817.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#3,
Betzner’s: 2817.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#4: 2795,
4221, 4525.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#5,
Floradale: 2459, 2782, 2817, 2847,
4527.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#6, West
Montrose: 2448, 2459, 2817, 4526.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#7,
Winterbourne: 2782, 2817, 3669.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#8, St
Jacobs: 2750, 2782, 2817, 4512,
4517, 4521, 4522.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#9, North
Woolwich (Gottlieb’s): 2092, 2817,
4527.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#11, Balsam
Grove: 2817, 4527.
Woolwich Township, S.S.#12, New
Jerusalem: 2750, 2817, 4527.
Workers’ Unity League: 326.
World’s Fair, Chicago 1893: 1451.
Wright and Co’s cloth factory,
Preston: 4390.
Wright and Fisher, New Hamburg:
4487.
Wrigley’s Home and School
Association: 2783.
Wunder Furniture Co., Kitchener:
1991.
Wyandot Indians: 187.
Yale Lumber and Coal Co.: 1501.
Yale State Bank: 1501.
Yale Woollen Mills: 1501.
Yellow Coach Buses: 2080.
Yoeste and Hespeler, General Store,
Preston: 84, 4394.
York Woodcraft, New Hamburg:
4499.
Yost, Winkler, and Wideman, St
Jacobs: 1706, 4521.
Young and Smith, Galt: 4253.
Young Memorial Chapel, Galt: 3891,
4247.
Young Men’s Christian Association:
1383, 3535, 3537.
Young’s Hotel, Galt: 4266.
Your Electronic Service, Elmira:
4217.
Zehrs Markets: 333, 4327.
Zehrs Markets, Galt: 332.
Zehrs Markets, Kitchener: 2503,
4354.
584
Corporate Subject Index
Zeller’s County Fair: 4212.
Zellers Ltd: 1162.
Ziegler Associated Studios of Music
and Dramatic Art, Berlin: 1725,
1727.
The Ziegler Brothers: 1725.
Ziegler Orchestra, Berlin: 1725, 3843,
4299.
Zilliax and Wade Law Office, Elmira:
4217.
Zilliax House, Elmira: 4222, 4225,
4525.
Zimmerman’s Commercial
Photography, New Dundee: 4499.
Zimmermann House, Waterloo: 333,
2451.
Zion Evangelical Church, Berlin: 157,
316, 671, 672, 770, 1167, 1269,
1434, 1459, 1460, 1853, 1855,
1934, 2019, 2489, 3490, 3491,
3493, 3495, 3502, 3506, 4299,
4377, 4380.
Zion Evangelical Church, Berlin,
Ladies Aid Society: 1460, 3495.
Zion Evangelical Church, Kitchener:
157, 1169, 1211, 1225, 1242, 1271,
1272, 1273, 1274, 1424, 1458,
1461, 1654, 3491, 3493, 3495,
3504, 3505, 3506, 4082, 4380.
Zion Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Elmira: 157, 3497, 4226.
Zion Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Kitchener: 157, 1277,
1462, 3486, 3487, 3505.
Zion Evangelical United Brethren
Church, New Hamburg: 4386,
4499.
Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Philipsburg:
391, 470.
Zion Lutheran Church, Philipsburg:
3525, 4499.
Zion Lutheran Church, St Agatha:
157, 1244, 2425, 2430, 2441, 3525,
3552, 3553, 3564, 3621, 4499,
4504.
Zion Mennonite Brethren Church,
Kitchener: 3252.
Zion Mennonite Church, Wellesley:
4466, 4484.
Zion Mennonite Fellowship Church:
3277.
Zion Mennonitische
Bruedergemeinde: 671, 672.
Zion Methodist Church, Crosshill:
4470.
Zion Methodist Church, Maple Grove:
3643.
Zion Presbyterian Cemetery,
Wellesley Township: 388.
Zion Presbyterian Church, Wellesley
Township: 4478.
Zion United Church, Kitchener: 157,
3486, 3487, 3495, 3505, 3506.
Zion United Church, Maple Grove:
381, 3643.
Zion United Church, New Hamburg:
157, 1674, 2480, 4388.
Zion Wesleyan Methodist Church,
Maple Grove: 381.
Zuch’s Barber Shop, Kitchener: 2396.
Zurbrigg’s Blacksmith Shop,
Punkey doodle’s Corner: 4491.
Zurbuchen Inn, Punkeydoodle’s
Corner: 4491.
Zustrich Seniors’ Club, Kitchener:
3466.
Personal Subject Index
585
PERSONAL SUBJECT INDEX
Aaron, Vincent: 1943.
Abbey, Mr: 4390.
Abbot, John: 302, 2130, 4212.
Abby, Moses A.: 3808.
Abel Family: 3623.
Abel, Henry: 4474.
Abel, John: 4458.
Aberle, Leslie: 2098, 2807, 4225.
Abra, J.W.: 1966.
Abra, Joseph: 1, 4456.
Abra, Margaret Hall (Mrs William):
4018.
Abra, William: 1773, 4018.
Abraham, Moses: 1141.
Acheson, Laura: 3041.
Acheson, Lieut. Col.: 4087, 4246.
Acheson, Robert, Rev.: 3687, 4266.
Achtenberg, Charles: 1574, 2440,
4466.
Acres, Peter: 3470.
Adair, Alex: 2846, 4204.
Adam Family: 477.
Adam, Joseph: 1967, 4474.
Adam, Joseph, Jr: 1967, 4474.
Adams, Amos: 294, 2766, 2818, 4422.
Adams, Bert, Rev.: 3715.
Adams, Erma M.: 2090.
Adams, Ezra, Rev.: 3669.
Adams Family: 382, 3888.
Adams, Geoffrey: 4023.
Adams, John M.: 1374.
Adams, Miss: 4450.
Adams, Thomas: 326, 2615, 2616,
2617, 2672, 2673, 2676, 3660,
3665, 4320.
Adams, William: 4079, 4080.
Adams, William F.: 4102.
Adamson, Edward H.: 2120.
Adamson, Edward W.: 2449.
Adamson, James: 1165, 3669.
Addison, Alexander: 2478, 2975,
2986, 4266.
Addison, D.: 4396.
Addison, Eliza: 2803.
Addison, Grace, Mrs: 3665.
Addison, Thomas: 282.
Addsett, Mr: 4423.
Adolph Family: 713, 719, 720, 2705.
Adolph, Henry: 3692.
Aeymans, Hubert, Rev.: 1205, 2732,
3422, 3431, 3442, 3444, 3447,
3465.
Affeldt Family: 4426.
Affholder, Ignatius: 1165, 2769, 2815,
4474, 4478.
Affholder, John George: 4474.
Affholder, Mr: 1974.
Affholder, Mrs: 4468.
Afonso, Camilo: 697.
Ahem, John: 4015, 4263.
Ahl, A.W., Rev.: 3539, 4499.
Ahrens, Albert: 2004.
Ahrens, August: 4477.
Ahrens, Carl: 721, 3154.
Ahrens, Carl H.: 671, 672, 721, 2344,
3112, 3158, 4380.
Ahrens, Caroline: 2004.
Ahrens, Carrie: 2004.
Ahrens, Charles: 326, 1588, 1636,
2004, 3702, 3973, 4031, 4371,
4372, 4439.
Ahrens, Charles A.: 2004, 2014, 3815,
4299, 4374, 4380.
Ahrens, Charles Andrew: 721.
Ahrens, Charles August: 721.
Ahrens, Edith Woelfle: 1716.
Ahrens, Elizabeth Gaukel (Mrs Carl
H.): 721.
Ahrens, Emma: 2004.
Ahrens Family: 721, 1083, 1610.
Ahrens, Florence: 2004.
Ahrens, Frederick: 2004.
Ahrens, George: 2004.
Ahrens, H.F.: 4380.
Ahrens, Hank: 2004.
Ahrens, Henrietta Charlotte Roth
(Mrs Charles A.): 721, 2004.
Ahrens, Henry J.: 721.
Ahrens, Herman: 721, 2004.
Ahrens, Jacob H.: 721, 1967.
Ahrens, Laura Hirschy: 721, 2004.
Ahrens, Louise: 2004.
Ahrens, Sadie: 4473.
Ahrens, Walter: 2004.
Aiken Family: 3888.
Aiken, Thomas T.: 4233.
Aikens, J. Wilson: 4067, 4102.
Ainger, Humphrey, Dr: 1725.
Ainlay, T.H.: 3793.
Ainslie, Adam: 690, 1207, 1627, 4212,
4240, 4250, 4266.
Ainslie, James: 85, 99, 104, 120,
1722, 3751, 4250, 4255, 4266.
Ainsworth, Herbert: 4225.
Aird, Jane: 878.
Airth, James: 3660, 3669.
Airth, Mr: 3669.
Aitcheson, John: 3745.
Aitken, George: 3665.
Aitken, T.T.: 4088, 4258.
Aitkens, Mr: 689.
Albarus, H.S., Miss: 2714.
Albert, Henry: 22, 4195, 4315.
Albert, J., Rev.: 3416.
Albert, John A.: 1165, 4195, 4315.
Albert, John C.: 1165.
Alberti, J., Rev.: 2899.
Albrecht, Charles: 4474.
Albrecht Family: 716, 717, 4478.
Albrecht, H.L., Mrs: 4499.
Albrecht, Helen, Mrs: 2120.
Albrecht, Lloyd: 2061, 2120.
Albright, Amanda: 1319.
Albright, Amos: 548.
Albright Family: 713, 719, 720.
Albright, Franklin: 671, 672.
Albright, Jacob: 275, 548, 671, 672,
3495.
Albright, John: 4371.
Albright, Joseph: 2818.
Albright, Solon: 4080, 4104.
Alehin Family: 2705.
Alehin, George: 4079, 4498.
Alcock, Gary M.: 3793, 3818.
Alderson, Clarissa: 4195.
Alderson, Claude: 4271, 4273, 4274.
Alderson, James: 2179, 3631, 3632,
4195.
Alderson, R.S.: 4195.
Aldous, John: 4374, 4380.
Aldrich, William: 1929.
Aldworth, Roy: 4016.
Aldys, John: 2574.
Aldys, Sonia: 2574.
Aletter, George: 4298.
Aletter, Henry: 326, 671, 672, 2818,
3815, 4127, 4298, 4299.
Alexander, Elizabeth: 878, 1401.
Alexander, James: 1165, 3885.
Alexander, John: 4494.
Alexander, Robert: 2786, 2803, 2818,
2975, 2986.
Alfreda, Sister: 4030.
Algeiger Family: 562.
Algie, James: 2959.
Algyer Family: 716.
Alison, John: 4207.
Alison, Thomas: 2156, 4214.
Alison, William: 4214.
Aljoe, Lome: 4100.
Allan, A.S.: 256, 1208, 2801.
Allan, Alexander: 2, 1208, 2818.
^ Allan, Charles: 2449.
Allan, John: 4125.
Allan, Malcolm: 3474.
Allan, Thomas, Hon.: 4525.
586
Personal Subject Index
Allan, William: 1752, 2553, 4458.
Allchin, J.C., Miss: 3470.
Allchin, John: 1818, 2767, 3470,
3474, 4485, 4487, 4499.
Allcock, Henry, Hon.: 256.
Allcroft, Frank: 4016.
Allcroft, Mr: 3772.
— Allebach Family: 887.
Allemang, Alva: 4422.
Allemang, August: 4474.
Allemang, Christian: 4448.
Allemang Family: 4221.
Allemang, William: 3050.
Allen, Bernice: 2728.
Allen, Charles: 2379.
Allen, David: 3713.
Allen, "Deacon": 2179.
Allen, F.S.: 4099.
Allen Family: 2704, 4253.
Allen, Margaret: 295, 2704, 3470.
Allen, Miss: 2593.
Allen, Mr: 3669.
Allen, Nathaniel: 4388.
Allen, William: 1877, 2470, 2700,
4388, 4423.
Allendorf, Balzar: 4371.
Allendorf, G.: 3569.
Allendorf, Walter: 1885.
Alles, A.G.: 3550.
Alles, Catherine Litt (Mrs Peter):
722.
Alles, Craig: 4100.
Alles, George, Mrs: 1608.
Alles, Peter, Rev.: 722, 3494, 4512,
4521.
Alles, R.V.: 326.
Alles, Valentine: 722.
— Allgeier Family: 785.
Allgeier, M.: 4217.
— Allgeier, Mary Brubacher (Mrs
Philip): 789.
Allgeier, Philip: 789.
Allimang Family: 4478.
Allis, David: 256.
Allison, Maude: 4207.
Allison, Mr: 4450.
Allshire Family: 2704.
Allshire, Thomas: 3474.
Almeida, Manuel: 697.
Almos, Hannah: 256.
Alteman, Charles J.: 3767.
Alteman, Henry J.: 37.
Alteman, John: 4422.
Alteman, Peter J.: 2714, 2767.
Althouse, George: 548.
Alves, Marie: 697.
Amacher, Bertha: 2798.
Amacher, Jacob: 4487.
Amacher, L.P., Rev.: 3496.
Amatruda, Rudy: 3737.
Ament, Andrew: 4473, 4477.
Ament, Archie: 2084.
Ament, Arthur: 2120.
Ament Family: 4478.
Ament, George: 4524.
Ament, Joseph: 2128.
Ament, Joseph A.: 2120, 4477.
Ames, Brockway: 256.
Amman, Jacob: 556, 598, 657.
Amos, Alexander: 454.
Amos, Edward A.: 4034.
Amos, Edward A., Mrs: 4034.
Amos Family: 454, 458.
Amos, Janet: 454.
Amos, John: 2704, 4456, 4499.
Amos, Myron: 454.
Amos, Robert: 454.
Amos, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Amstein, Norman: 4100.
Amy, William O., Rev.: 3506.
Amyot, J., Dr: 326, 4374.
Amys, A.L.: 4395.
Anderson, A.L.: 85, 308, 4525.
Anderson, Alexander: 4477.
Anderson, Carl: 3194.
Anderson, Charles C., Rev.: 1205.
Anderson, Clayton W.: 4448.
Anderson, Daniel: 4214.
Anderson, David: 1185, 2167.
Anderson, Duncan: 4483.
Anderson, Ed: 3194.
Anderson Family: 395, 4473.
Anderson, Fergus, Mrs: 3650.
Anderson, Gordon: 4099.
Anderson, Hannah: 3668.
Anderson, J.C.: 4080.
Anderson, James: 1557, 2994, 3644,
3689, 4277, 4498.
Anderson, James, Mrs: 1400.
Anderson, John: 3049, 3668, 4498.
Anderson, John D.: 4080, 4102.
Anderson, John McK.: 2818, 3734.
Anderson, Lloyd: 3839.
Anderson, Margaret Scrimger: 3689.
Anderson, Mary: 691.
Anderson, Mr: 4392.
Anderson, Mrs: 3668.
Anderson, Peter: 3668.
Anderson, R.W., Dr: 286, 691, 1205,
4385.
Anderson, Robert: 4079, 4099.
Anderson, Ruth: 3799.
Anderson, Thomas: 3668, 4079.
Anderson, Virgil D., Rev.: 3512.
Anderson, William: 1185, 1236, 1370,
1796, 2122, 2803, 3470, 3474,
4079, 4155, 4258, 4498, 4506.
Andesian, Martin: 1190.
Andrade, Maria: 697.
Andres, P., Rev.: 3519, 3560, 3616.
Andrew, Maggie: 3709.
Andrews, A., Rev.: 3622, 3636.
Andrews, H.M.: 1535, 2840, 4079,
4306.
Andrews, J.W.J., Rev.: 671, 672,
3468, 3480, 3656, 4380.
Andrews, James K.: 1720, 1909,
1976, 1984, 4134, 4176, 4212,
4266.
Andrews, James K, Mrs: 4266.
Andrews, Mrs: 3773.
Andrews, Richard: 2798.
Andrews, W.H., Rev.: 3687.
Andrich, A.: 4392.
Angus, Arthur: 4061.
Angus, Margaret: 3917.
Annbrecht, Heinrich: 4487.
Anselle, Mr: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Ansted, John: 4371.
Ante, Louis: 3029, 4392.
Anthes, Catharine Schmitt (Mrs
Martin): 1050.
Anthes, H.W.: 4380.
Anthes, J.I. Frank: 4374, 4380.
Anthes, John S.: 326, 671, 672, 2255,
4047, 4056, 4067, 4127, 4371,
4374, 4380.
Anthes, Martin: 1050, 4371.
Anthes, Mr: 1974.
Anthistle, Gwendolyn: 1725.
Anthony, Joe: 2234.
Antliff, J.C., Rev.: 3622, 3631, 3632.
Appel, Charles: 2080.
Appel, Herman: 4385.
Appel, Holden, Mrs: 4521.
Appel, J.: 671, 672, 3048.
Appel, Lloyd: 4499.
Appel, Philip: 3414.
Appleby, J., Miss: 1895.
Applegath, G.S., Rev.: 3640.
Arber, Arthur: 4080, 4102.
Arbuckle, J.A., Rev.: 3512.
Arendt, M.G.W., Rev.: 3514, 3576,
3577, 3591.
Argo, Adam: 2840, 2994.
Argo, Adam L.: 1984, 4393, 4394.
Argow, W., Rev.: 3416.
Armbrust, Addison A.: 29, 1187,
1209.
Armenian, Raffi: 3033.
Armstrong, Agnes, Miss: 4422.
Personal Subject Index
587
Armstrong, Beverly: 2775.
Armstrong, David: 3665.
Armstrong, David, Mrs: 3665.
Armstrong Family: 4473.
Armstrong, Hugh: 2775.
Armstrong, James: 4079, 4255, 4506.
Armstrong, John, Rev.: 4124, 4380.
Armstrong, R.A., Rev.: 3472.
Armstrong, Rita: 1764, 2392.
Armstrong, Ross: 2774, 2775, 4452.
Armstrong, Thomas: 2775, 4014,
4266, 4380.
Armstrong, William: 3644.
Arndt, Rev.: 3620.
Ametz, Jantz: 2440.
Arnold, A.J.: 1758.
Arnold, Allan: 4230, 4233.
Arnold, E.M.: 29, 4223.
Arnold, F.: 4278.
Arnold Family: 724.
Arnold, Florence: 4226.
Arnold, Frederick, Rev.: 3465.
Arnold, G.: 1861, 1983.
Arnold, Jacob: 3574.
Arnold, Jerome L., Rev.: 3428, 3447.
Arnold, John: 724.
Arnold, John, Rev.: 3442, 3450.
Arnold, Lawrence: 1.
Arnold, Mariah Barnes (Mrs John):
724.
Arnold, Steven: 119.
Arnold, Vincent, Mrs: 1169.
Amott, Alexander D.: 1983.
Amott, Frederick S.: 1895.
Amott, W.J., Dr: 2822, 3790, 4298,
4380.
Amtfleld, Thomas: 1, 85, 115, 4275,
4286.
Arruda, Manuel: 697, 698.
Arruda, Messias: 697.
Arsenault, Lawrence: 4278.
Arthaud, Emile: 725.
Arthaud Family: 725.
Arthaud, Susanna Ebersol (Mrs
Emile): 725.
Arthur, Eric: 2507.
Arthur, Hugh: 3636.
Arthur, Robert, Mrs: 3636.
Ashton, Dorothea, "Sweezy": 3109.
Ashton, James: 3709.
Ashton, Ralph: 1836, 2997, 3109,
3936.
Ashton, Rev.: 3623.
Ashton, William: 2, 2502, 2506, 4253,
4435.
Asmus, William: 1974, 2767, 4388,
4488, 4499.
Asmussen, C.: 2496.
Asmussen, Lavera: 2591, 3923.
Asmussen, Nicholas: 326, 671, 672,
1196, 1201, 1205, 1210, 1483,
4117, 4121, 4136, 4355, 4374,
4380.
Asmussen, Venona: 2748.
Aspenleiter, John: 2424.
Aspie, Thomas: 690.
Aspinleiter, George: 4393.
Astor, John Jacob: 1975.
Atkinson, Albert: 4099.
Atkinson, G.D.: 1725.
Atkinson, Harry: 4058.
Atkinson, J.: 1977, 2379.
Atkinson, James: 3799.
Atkinson, John: 4015.
Atkinson, Joseph: 4014.
Atkinson, M.W.: 3499.
Atkinson, Miss: 1515.
Atkinson, Robert, Rev.: 4380.
Attridge, E.D.: 2811.
Atwood, Samuel: 2379.
Atwood, Walter: 4099.
Augsberger Family: 716.
Augustine, Albert W.: 1211.
Augustine, Caroline Margaret
Barbara Breithaupt (Mrs Albert
B.): 127,1169, 1211, 1273, 4067.
Augustine, Edna Kaufman (Mrs
Albert W.): 1211, 1458, 1461,
3773, 3821.
Augustine, L., Miss: 2714.
Augustine, Sister M.: 2832.
Aulee, James: 4079.
Aiunan, George: 1795, 4222, 4513,
4521, 4524, 4530.
Auman, Nicholas: 4521.
Auman, Will: 4513, 4525.
Aussam, Henry: 690.
Austermuehl, Edward, Rev.: 3416.
Austin, E.E., Rev.: 3715.
Austin, Myrtle: 2748, 2798.
Austin, Samuel: 879, 1400, 1896.
Austin, William: 1866.
Aver, T. Marshall: 1187, 3687.
Aves Family: 4429.
Avinton, Timothy: 4079.
Awenhokwi: 187.
Awerbuck, Nahum: 3718.
Axford, Herbert, Dr: 2904, 3525.
Axt, Andrew: 3276, 3277.
Axt, Catherine Shantz: 1066.
Axt, Dorothy: 3410.
Axt Family: 822.
Ayres, Annie Wilfong (Mrs George):
4454.
Ayres, George: 1973.
Ayres, Henry W.: 727.
Ayres, Margaret: 727.
Ayres, S.H., Miss: 2748, 2818.
Baas Family: 636.
Babbick, A.G.: 333.
Babbs, George: 4102.
Babcock Family: 2085.
Babey, Stephan: 3466.
Bacchus, George, Rev.: 3492.
Bacchus, Wesley, Rev.: 3492.
Bach, Henry: 2144, 4362.
Bachert, Alice: 3365, 3390.
Bachert, Elvina Baer (Mrs William):
731.
Bachert Family: 4499.
Bachert, Gideon: 852.
Bachert, Magdalena Eby (Mrs
Gideon): 852.
Bachert, Nellie: 3365.
Bachert, William: 731, 2760.
- Bachman, Catharine: 804.
- Bachman Family: 716.
—Bachman, George: 804.
Bachman, Henry: 4371.
Bachman, Maria: 804.
Bachmann, Heinrich: 1636, 2095.
Bachus, Rev.: 3485.
Backus, C.W., Rev.: 3263.
Backus, Charles: 2179.
Backus, George: 3499.
Backus, J.B., Rev.: 3499.
Badcock, Gerald: 2116.
Bader, A.: 671, 672, 3527.
Badke, Julius, Rev.: 3525, 3608, 3620.
Baechler, Annie Bender: 3099.
Baechler, Christian: 3099.
Baechler, Earl: 2145.
Baechler, Elmer: 1936, 3923.
Baechler, Fred: 4474.
Baechler, Glenn: 3927.
Baechler, Magdalena Schrag: 1056.
Baechler, W.A.: 13, 3793, 3923, 3927.
Baedecker, Henry: 2818, 2843, 4371,
4380.
Baeder, Jacob: 1880.
Baer, Aaron: 2775.
Baer, Adeline Schmitt (Mrs Moses):
731.
- Baer, Anna Pannabecher (Mrs John):
729, 730, 2760, 3402.
Baer, Benjamin: 4423.
- Baer, Catherine Gingerich: 275, 555,
729, 730, 2760, 3402, 4452.
~ Baer, David: 729.
588
Personal Subject Index
Baer, Eden: 731.
Baer, Elizabeth Good (Mrs Ezra):
731.
Baer, Emma Weber (Mrs Norman):
731.
Baer, Ephraim: 728, 730, 731, 3623.
Baer, Ezra: 731.
— Baer Family: 728, 729, 730, 731, 932,
2385, 4497, 4514.
Baer, Hannah Snyder (Mrs Samuel):
729.
— Baer, Henry: 731, 3316.
— Baer, John: 275, 514, 554, 593, 729,
730, 1213, 2102, 2736, 2760, 3232,
3242, 3312, 3316, 3319, 3328,
3355, 3402, 3904, 4454.
— Baer, John, Jr: 2760.
Baer, Josiah: 731.
~ Baer, Leah Bowman (Mrs Henry):
730, 731.
Baer, Lovina Nahrgang (Mrs
Ephraim): 728, 730, 731.
Baer, Luanna Shantz (Mrs Simon):
731.
Baer, Lydia: 731.
— Baer, Martin: 275, 514, 555, 729, 730,
1358, 2736, 2760, 3232, 3305,
3316, 3402, 4452.
Baer, Mary Ann Otterbein (Mrs
Josiah): 731.
Baer, Mervyn: 2093.
— Baer, Michael: 615.
Baer, Moses N.: 731, 3269, 3276,
3277.
Baer, Noah: 731.
Baer, Norman: 731, 4499.
Baer, Philip H.: 2767.
Baer, Ruth Smith (Mrs Josiah): 731.
Baer, Salome Rellinger (Mrs
Norman): 731.
Baer, Samuel: 729, 2102.
Baer, Selema (Mrs Moses): 3269.
Baer, Simon: 516, 731.
Baer, Zelma: 3365.
Baetz, A.J., Rev.: 3512, 3525, 3568,
3606, 3607.
Baetz, Charles J.: 1212.
Baetz, George: 3620, 4221, 4525.
Baetz, H., Rev.: 3525, 3566, 3567,
3608, 4192.
Baetz, J.H.: 1205, 1212, 2714, 2747,
3656, 3815.
Baetz, Jacob, Sr: 326, 671, 672, 1212,
4380.
Bagg, Arthur F.: 4104.
Bagg Family: 4436.
Bahnsen, John: 22, 29, 1214.
Baikie, James: 2, 1208, 1465, 2786,
2787, 2818, 4392.
Bailey, A.E., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Bailey, C.J., Rev.: 3499.
Bailey, Isaac: 1519.
Bailey, J.: 4278.
Bailey, J. Edgar, Dr: 1197.
Bailey, John W.: 8.
Bailey, Margaret McCloy: 1519.
Bailey, Robert: 4258.
Bailey, Thomas: 2843.
Bailie, Russell: 4499.
Bain, David: 4102.
Bain, Mary: 4178.
Bain, W.G.: 2748, 4380.
Baird, Alexander: 13, 4148, 4280.
Baird Family: 472, 2396.
Baird, Harry: 2396.
Baird, James: 2777, 4031, 4079.
Baird, James C.: 4103.
Baird, John: 3623.
Baird, Lily: 2775.
Baird, Maggie: 3687.
Baird, Margaret: 4499.
Baird, Oliver: 4499.
Baird, Thomas: 1165.
Baird, W.: 2465.
Baird, William, Rev.: 3417.
Baker, Amos: 3968.
Baker, Carey, Mrs: 3631, 3632.
Baker, F.A.: 2095.
Baker Family: 4276, 4473.
Baker, Frank: 2084.
Baker, Girtle L.: 4104.
Baker, Hazel: 2728.
Baker, James: 1165.
Baker, John S.: 4276.
Baker, Laurel: 4225.
Baker, O.F.: 1165.
Baker, William: 1851, 4079, 4176.
Baldauf, Heinrich: 3692.
Balfour Family: 2705.
Balfour, Irene K.: 2714.
Balfour, James: 4499.
Baliozian Family: 704.
Balk Family: 477.
Ball, A.T.H.: 4250.
Ball Family: 2704.
Ball, Gary: 2775.
Ball, H.J.: 1891, 3923.
Ball, Janet: 2775.
Ball, Leslie, Mrs: 2775.
Ball, Nicholas: 4477.
Ball, O.T., Mrs: 1188, 4178.
Ball, R.P.: 4104.
Ball, Samuel: 4103, 4104.
Ball, W.S., Rev.: 3669.
Ball, William: 3474.
Ballantine, John: 4395.
Ballantine, Thomas: 4395.
Ballantyne, C.C., Dr: 1184, 4031.
Ballantyne, Charles, Mrs: 3838.
Ballantyne, Harold: 2843, 3044, 3936.
Ballantyne, James, Rev.: 2840.
Ballantyne, L.M., Rev.: 3622.
Ballantyne, Mrs: 4266.
Ballantyne, Thomas: 2000, 2561,
2736, 2764, 4255.
Ballantyne, Thomas, Mrs: 1188.
Ballard, B.J.: 1165, 4477.
Ballard Family.: 4470, 4477, 4478.
Ballard, George: 1773, 4478.
Bailey, Samuel: 4477.
Ballingall, Mrs: 3470.
Bally, W.B.: 2705.
Balmer, Brice: 3774.
Balmer, Stephen, Rev.: 3668, 3686,
3695.
Baltruweit, William: 1197.
Baltz Family: 4220.
Baltzer Family: 869.
Balzer, Joseph: 4014.
Bamberger, Benjamin: 188.
Bamford, A.G.: 3793.
Banes, Perty, Rev.: 3623.
Banks, Walter: 3818.
Bannock, Robert: 2797.
Banting, C. Constance, Miss: 2983.
Baranski, Frank: 4499.
Barber, A.S.: 2883.
Barber, Ab: 120, 4400.
Barber, Arthur: 3474.
Barber, David: 4275.
Barber, Etta L.: 2818.
Barber, L.A.: 3808.
Barber, Ozias, Rev.: 3643.
Barber, R.R.: 1984.
Barber, Robert: 8, 1796, 3470, 3474,
3915, 3923, 3936, 4422.
Barbour, C.B.: 13, 4483.
Barbour, Cecil: 2807, 3175.
Barbour Family: 4483.
Barbour, John: 4058, 4103, 4266.
Barbour, Margaretta Dobbin, Mrs:
2714.
Barbour, William: 436, 1165, 4483.
Barclay, James: 1764, 2392, 2506,
4454.
Barclay, James, Mrs: 2090.
Barclay, Roberta: 2392.
Bard, Thomas H.: 4099.
Barg, Benno: 2798.
Barg, Cornelius: 602.
Bargin, Redolphus: 4524.
Personal Subject Index
589
Barker, G., Rev.: 3643.
Barker, George C.: 4080, 4102.
Barker, Harry, Mrs: 4204.
Barkley Family: 3613.
Barkley, J.H.: 4080, 4422.
Barkwell, Robert: 4422.
Barley, Philip: 4099, 4192.
Barlow Family: 2085.
Barlow, H.B.: 2986.
Barlow, H.G.: 4266.
Barlow, Herman Sales: 2085.
Barlow, Mrs: 2085.
Barnard, Peter: 2080.
Bamardo, Dr: 4041.
Barnes, Aubrey: 3030.
Barnes, George: 4080, 4102.
Barnes, Lillian: 1251.
Barnes, Wilfred: 2435, 4499.
Barnett, Frederick Albert: 4103.
Barr, James: 3663.
Barr, Mrs: 1300.
Barrett, Beatrice: 2798.
Barrett, Evelyn Hofstetter: 3031.
Barrett, H.: 1908.
Barrett, John: 3433.
Barrett, Sara E.: 1192.
Barrett, Skip: 4499.
Barrie, Agnes King (Mrs William C.):
1217, 3652, 3690, 3889, 3928.
Barrie, Alexander: 1165, 4214, 4229.
Barrie, Beth: 3723.
Barrie, David: 899, 1215, 3723, 3744.
Barrie, David, Mrs: 3723.
Barrie, E.G.: 3044, 4079, 4211.
Barrie, E.R.: 4088.
Barrie Family: 78, 688, 1749, 1773,
4199, 4212.
Barrie, George: 4229, 4266.
Barrie, George, Mrs: 3665.
Barrie, George R.: 1165, 1773, 1909,
4199, 4214, 4230.
Barrie, Isabella Redpath: 4199.
Barrie, James R.: 1216, 1244.
Barrie, Margaret: 3849, 4199.
Barrie, R.J.: 1909.
Barrie, Robert: 3665.
Barrie, Walter: 326.
Barrie, William C.: 8, 78, 156, 1217,
1218, 1219, 1236, 1370, 1611,
1724, 1749, 1796, 1798, 2130,
2782, 3230, 3652, 3724, 3761,
3787, 3876, 3889, 3910, 3915,
3916, 3917, 3928, 3929, 3937,
3944, 3945.
Barrington, John: 3636.
Barrios, Jose: 697.
Barron, Alan: 326, 4148, 4168.
Barron, Walter, Rev.: 3437.
Barrow Family: 2085.
Barry, Jack: 4428.
Barry, Misses: 2085.
Bartels, C.: 4278.
Bartels Family: 636.
Bartels, Frederick W.: 1204.
Bartels, J.: 3550.
Bartels, Jacob: 3401.
Bartels, Joe: 1334, 2736.
Barth, Conrad: 3818.
Barth Family: 1054.
Barthel, George F., Rev.: 3487, 3495,
3501, 3506.
Bartholomew Family: 4468.
Bartholomew, Mrs: 2120.
Bartholomew, Thomas S.: 2120.
Bartlett, Henry C.: 1974.
Bartlett, William Henry: 1281.
Bartole, Joseph: 2166.
Barton, James: 1974, 4203.
Barton, Peter: 1007.
Barzynski, Vincent, Rev.: 3431.
Bascom, Catherine: 1034.
Bascom, Charles: 1034.
Bascom, Julie Aim: 1034.
Basse, Harold V.L.: 4014.
Bassett, H.J.: 3816, 4088, 4233.
Bast, Anna Schrag (Mrs George):
1055, 1056.
Bast, George: 1055, 1056.
Bast, George R.: 1936.
Bast, George T.: 1936.
Bast, Mary Jane: 1936.
Bastedo, D.L.: 4136.
Bastedo, Sally Breithaupt: 4136.
Bateman, R.S.: 4422.
Bates, D., Miss: 1895.
Bates, J.A.: 2728.
Bates, W.: 4422.
Batson, Ellis: 3748.
Batte, L.H., Rev.: 3465.
Battenberg, Henry, Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Batter Family: 3908.
Batters, G.S.: 4103.
Battler Family: 4433, 4499.
Battler, Howard D.: 2801.
Battler, Ivan: 3681.
Battler, Jerry: 4466.
Battler, Ralph: 4100.
Batz, Jacob: 3545.
Bauer, Aloyes: 13, 29, 333, 1220,
1221, 1861, 4078, 4318, 4422.
Bauer, Andrew: 1861, 1983.
Bauer, Austin: 4499.
Bauer, Bobby: 326, 3722, 4416.
Bauer, Carl: 2756, 4422.
Bauer, Conrad: 4494.
Bauer, Edgar J.: 13, 29, 1222, 4318.
Bauer, Elizabeth: 382.
Bauer Family: 671, 672, 1221, 2575.
Bauer, Frank: 1796, 1983, 2122,
3915, 4359.
Bauer, Fred: 1895.
Bauer, Gottfried: 3674.
Bauer, Henry: 382.
Bauer, James: 333, 1737, 3799, 4023.
Bauer, John: 3044.
Bauer, Laura: 4494.
Bauer, Lewis: 1983.
Bauer, Magdalena Kuntz (Mrs
Aloyes): 1220, 1221.
Bauer, Mrs: 1983.
Bauer, Ostie: 4494.
Bauer, Paul: 3001, 3854.
Bauer, W.R.: 4104.
Bauer, Werner: 2145, 4499.
Bauer, Wilbert: 4099.
Bauer, Wilfred: 2714, 4422.
Bauers, Samuel: 461.
Baugh, Rev.: 3643.
Baulk, Clayton: 2560.
Baulk, Walter: 107, 116.
Bauman, A.F., Dr: 1, 671, 672, 4031.
Bauman, A.F., Mrs: 326, 671, 672,
4067, 4380.
Bauman, Alfred: 2458.
Bauman, Alvin: 4522.
Bauman, Amos: 733, 3321.
Bauman, Angus S.: 3348.
- Bauman, Anna (Mrs Peter B.): 3321.
-Bauman, Anna Weber (Mrs Martin
H.): 733.
Bauman, Audrey: 709.
-Bauman, Benjamin: 4448.
Bauman, Blasius: 2815, 3442.
Bauman, C.M.: 1165.
Bauman, Catherine Brubacher (Mrs
Daniel B.): 794.
Bauman, Charles: 3243.
Bauman, Daniel B.: 794.
- Bauman, David: 732, 735, 1358.
"Bauman, David S.: 733.
Bauman, Earl: 4527.
Bauman, Earl, Mrs: 2093.
Bauman, Edward B.: 4031.
Bauman, Edward M.: 392.
Bauman, Edwin: 736.
Bauman, Elam: 736.
Bauman, Elias: 3321.
- Bauman, Elizabeth: 3074, 3127.
- Bauman, Elizabeth Bender (Mrs
Peter S.): 746.
Bauman, Elizabeth Bowman (Mrs
590
Personal Subject Index
Joseph D.): 3083.
Bauman, Elizabeth L. Martin (Mrs
Enos M.): 736.
- Bauman, Elizabeth Martin (Mrs
David S.): 733.
Bauman, Enoch: 1165, 3259.
Bauman, Enoch, Mrs: 3259.
Bauman, Enoch S., Rev.: 3316.
Bauman, Enos M.: 736.
Bauman, Ephriam: 733.
Bauman, Erma Martin: 3258.
- Bauman, Esther: 3243.
Bauman, Eva: 2801.
- Bauman Family: 537, 562, 711, 733,
734, 736, 737, 768, 794, 1139,
4221.
- Bauman, Gabriel: 2843.
Bauman, George H.: 1165.
Bauman, Gordon: 3258.
- Bauman, Henry: 333, 671, 672, 732,
733, 735, 2552, 3539, 4473.
Bauman, Henry B.R.: 4393, 4394.
Bauman, Henry S.: 733.
Bauman, Howard, Rev.: 3243.
Bauman, Howard S.: 3241, 3243,
3309.
Bauman, Ida Frey Martin: 3365.
Bauman, Ilda: 3365, 3774.
Bauman, Ira: 514, 3329, 3401.
Bauman, James: 2750, 2799, 2814,
3243.
Bauman, Jesse: 3243, 3298, 3327.
Bauman, Jesse B.: 392.
Bauman, Jesse S.: 3321.
- Bauman, John: 13, 1795.
Bauman, Jonas: 953.
" Bauman, Joseph: 308, 514, 732, 735,
740, 3063, 3070, 3098, 3143, 3402.
"• Bauman, Joseph D.: 3062, 3066,
3069, 3078, 3083, 3121.
Bauman, Judith Martin (Mrs Henry
S .): 733.
Bauman, Kendal: 3243.
Bauman, Kenneth: 3243.
Bauman, Lavina Steckle (Mrs Henry
S.): 733, 3135.
- Bauman, Leah: 3321.
Bauman, Lester: 3384.
' Bauman, Levi: 799.
Bauman, Lloyd: 4448, 4449.
Bauman, Lois: 3243.
Bauman, Louida: 3238, 3361, 3365.
Bauman, Lovina Hoffman: 3099.
Bauman, Lucille: 3243.
Bauman, Lucinda Bearinger (Mrs
Noah): 733.
Bauman, Lydia Ann Groff (Mrs
Silas): 1223.
Bauman, Lydia Ann Horst (Mrs
Howard S.): 3243.
- Bauman, Magdalena Burkhard (Mrs
Levi): 799.
Bauman, Magdalena Lichty (Mrs
Jonas): 953.
~~ Bauman, Maria: 3097, 3134.
Bauman, Martin H.: 733.
Bauman, Martin M.: 733.
Bauman, Mary: 3083.
-Bauman, Mary Baer (Mrs Joseph):
3402.
Bauman, Melvin: 1844.
Bauman, Minerva Hoffman (Mrs
Ephriam): 733.
Bauman, Moses: 3321, 4517, 4521.
Bauman, Moses G.: 37.
Bauman, Moses H.: 1165.
Bauman, Noah: 733, 2120, 4521.
Bauman, Pauline: 3128.
" Bauman, Peter: 3808, 4393, 4394.
» Bauman, Peter B.: 3321.
' Bauman, Peter S.: 746.
Bauman, Rebecca Martin (Mrs
Martin M.): 733.
Bauman, Rebecca Shantz (Mrs
Martin H.): 733.
- Bauman, Salome: 2718, 3365.
Bauman, Salome Martin (Mrs
Harvey): 3365.
" Bauman, Samuel B.: 308, 3322, 3324.
Bauman, Seth: 3083.
Bauman, Silas: 3316.
Bauman, Solomon: 4512.
“ Bauman, Susannah: 733, 1089.
Bauman, Urban: 1773.
Bauman, Urias: 733.
Bauman, Vern: 1885.
Bauman, William H.: 1165.
Baumann, Blasius: 4474.
" Baumann, Christian: 713, 720.
" Baumann Family: 252, 477, 713, 719,
720.
Baumann, George H.: 4422.
- Baumann, Jacob: 3.
" Baumann, Jacob W.: 1260.
Baumann, John B.: 3, 275, 1260,
4136, 4512, 4517.
^ Baumann, Joseph, Rev.: 275, 766.
" Baumann, Lydia Erb: 1260, 4517.
" Baumann, Magdalena Baer: 1260.
" Baumann, Martin: 1260.
Baumann, Moses: 4448.
Baumann, P.: 4392.
Baumann, R.: 2496.
Baumann, Roy: 4441.
Baumann, Wendel: 732, 766, 767,
1258, 4422.
Baumgarten, Carolina: 930.
Baumgartner Family: 636.
Baumgartner, John B., Rev.: 930,
1115, 3442, 3448, 3467, 4464,
4465.
Baumle, J.: 1983.
Bawtinhamer, Chester: 4079.
Bawtinhamer, Peter: 3636, 4079.
Bawtinhamer, S.: 1165.
Baxter, Margaret: 4178.
Bay, Rev.: 3492.
Bayne, Edward: 4221.
Bayne, John, Rev.: 2, 8, 332, 1203,
1224, 1315, 1649, 1722, 2854,
2975, 2986, 3652, 3655, 3659,
3660, 3662, 3663, 3665, 3666,
3669, 3671, 3680, 3681, 3682,
3684, 3695, 4212, 4230, 4236,
4240, 4248, 4255, 4262, 4266.
Beach, Lyman: 2120.
Beale, John: 1877.
Bealy, John: 256.
Beam, Abraham: 762.
Beam, Adam: 762.
Beam, D.S., Miss: 2801.
Beam, Emmanuel: 851.
Beam, Horace: 2812.
Beam, John: 2001, 2021.
Beam, Mr: 4428, 4521.
Beam, Nathaniel: 1835.
Beamis, B.B.: 4195.
Beamish, E., Ms: 4285.
Beamish, Rahno M.: 4048.
Bean, Aaron: 3316.
Bean, Aaron S.: 759.
- Bean, Abraham: 256, 264, 436, 579,
758.
Bean, Alfred: 4486.
Bean, Anna R.: 22, 1225, 3042, 3048.
- Bean, Annie: 3037.
Bean, Annie M. Wankmiller: 436,
1226.
Bean, Benjamin: 2700.
Bean, Cary: 1226.
- Bean, Catharine: 256.
Bean, Clive S.: 1225.
Bean, D.A.: 85, 1188, 1225, 2651,
3883, 3923, 3959, 4075, 4380.
Bean, D.A., Mrs: 3857.
Bean, David: 1, 13, 85, 122, 123, 333,
896, 1225, 2818, 2988, 2989, 3034,
3042, 3767, 4221, 4407, 4408,
4422, 4525.
Bean, Dorothy: 759.
Bean, E.H., Rev.: 759.
Personal Subject Index
591
Bean, Elizabeth: 436, 3506.
Bean, Ellworth: 3623.
Bean, Emma L.: 1225.
— Bean Family: 252, 760, 887, 2562,
2729.
Bean, Frances: 436.
Bean, Frederick: 4486.
Bean, George: 1165.
Bean, Gordon: 4487.
Bean, Gordon W.: 1750.
Bean, H. Warren: 1750.
Bean, Henrietta Furry: 436, 456,
2966.
Bean, Howard: 4486.
Bean, Iowa: 1226.
Bean, Isaac: 417.
Bean, Isaac S.: 4486.
Bean, Ivan, Rev.: 759.
Bean, J. Wesley, Rev.: 759.
Bean, Jacob: 1226, 2729.
— Bean, John: 255, 256, 264, 295, 417,
436, 555, 809, 2379, 2700, 2828,
3270, 4423, 4455, 4456, 4498,
4499.
Bean, John, Sr: 517.
Bean, Mace: 1226.
Bean, Margaret Gilmar: 4486.
Bean, Mary Fry: 1225.
Bean, Moses: 4499.
Bean, Noah: 1067, 1165.
Bean, Oscar, Mrs: 1204.
Bean, Oscar W.: 4178.
Bean, Owen: 2039.
Bean, Robert: 436, 3623, 4486.
Bean, Ruth: 759.
Bean, S.U.: 758, 760.
Bean, Salem: 436, 1226.
Bean, Samuel, Dr: 436, 456, 759,
1171, 1226, 2966, 3088, 3828,
4478.
Bean, Susanna Clegg: 436, 456, 2966.
Bean, Susannah Graybill: 436.
Bean, Susannah Shantz (Mrs Noah):
1067.
Bean, W.A.: 1815, 1827, 3793, 3923,
4148.
Bean, William: 436, 4100, 4498, 4506.
— Bear, Anna Panabaker (Mrs John):
2766.
Bear, Benjamin: 2088, 2093, 2470,
4454, 4526.
— Bear, Catherine Gingrich (Mrs
Martin): 2761.
— Bear, David: 3232.
-Bear Family: 252, 713, 719, 720, 730,
2241, 2700.
Bear, Gabriel: 713, 720.
^Bear, Henry: 730, 899.
~ Bear, John: 516, 1953, 2088, 2093,
2107, 2470, 2766, 3248, 3270,
4454, 4526.
- Bear, Martin: 256, 2761, 2766, 3270,
3271.
- Bear, Michael: 713, 720.
Bear, Sam: 2093, 2107.
Beard, Patricia: 3030.
Bearinger, David: 256, 1165, 1977,
2117, 2760, 2766, 4458.
Bearinger, E.W.: 516.
Bearinger, Eddie: 2545.
Bearinger Family: 562, 713, 719, 720,
4441.
Bearinger, Howard, Mrs: 4499.
Bearinger, Joseph: 2760, 2766.
Bearinger, N.M.: 4225.
Bearinger, Solomon: 256, 4453.
Bearinger, Susannah Miller Groh
(Mrs David): 2760.
Bearinger, Vernon: 1977.
Bearss, Gilbert: 3259.
Beasley, Henrietta: 304.
Beasley, Joseph: 256.
Beasley, Richard: 3, 4, 14, 24, 224,
250, 251, 252, 255, 258, 265, 268,
270, 271, 275, 282, 287, 292, 294,
304, 307, 326, 332, 333, 382, 516,
517, 521, 526, 538, 539, 542, 543,
555, 583, 607, 613, 614, 622, 628,
673, 713, 720, 806, 814, 1128,
1227, 1370, 1377, 1977, 2135,
2485, 2760, 3160, 3316, 3383,
3492, 3893, 3977, 4134, 4143,
4144, 4191, 4203, 4274, 4286,
4319, 4374, 4377, 4380, 4391,
4422, 4448, 4449, 4453, 4455,
4456, 4462, 4517, 4525.
Beasley, Robert: 188.
Beato, Eduardo: 697.
Beaton, Alan M., Rev.: 3658.
Beattie, Adam: 3665.
Beattie, Alexander: 1230.
Beattie, Ann: 1230.
Beattie, David: 3929.
Beattie, Dr: 4040.
Beattie Family: 1228, 4454.
Beattie, Frank: 4435.
Beattie, J.A.: 3644, 4278, 4289.
Beattie, Jack: 4435.
Beattie, James: 267, 2736, 2763,
2818.
Beattie, Jeanie: 1230.
Beattie, Jessie L.: 1200, 1228, 1229,
1230, 1334, 2050, 2961, 2983,
3898, 4454.
Beattie, Lillie: 1230.
Beattie, William: 1230, 2120, 2961.
Beatty, John: 738, 797, 1347, 1353,
1358, 2843, 4461.
Beatty, Julie Ann Bascom (Mrs
Simon): 738.
Beatty, Mary Cress: 738, 797, 1308.
Beatty, Simon: 738, 1034, 4422.
Beaty Family: 797.
Beaudoin, Howard: 4099.
Beaumont, E.J.: 1176, 3959.
Beaumont, George: 2714.
Beaumont, George J.: 4103.
Beaumont, Joseph W., Dr: 3468.
Beaumont, Mrs: 3468.
Beaupre, Albert: 1231.
Beaupre, Edward: 2769.
Beaven, Adeline: 4031.
Beaven, John R., Dr: 1205.
Beaver, C.: 1165.
Beaver, Carrie: 2775.
Beaver, Christian: 2775.
Beaver, Daniel: 1186, 2774, 2775.
Beaver, Emma: 2775.
Beaver, Lloyd: 2775.
Beaver, Lloyd, Mrs: 2775.
Beaver, Lome: 2775.
Beavers, George: 85, 4525.
Bechely, Frederick, Rev.: 3447.
Becher, Joseph: 556.
Bechler Family: 716.
Bechler, Fred: 2039.
Bechtel, A.M.: 2109, 2120, 4444.
Bechtel, A., Miss: 2109, 2120, 2736.
Bechtel, Aaron: 2379.
Bechtel, Abigail: 1319.
Bechtel, Abraham: 255, 256, 519,
555, 713, 720, 741, 744, 809,
1882, 1977, 2097, 4453.
Bechtel, Abram: 2379, 2485, 4455,
4456.
Bechtel, Ada: 3271.
Bechtel, Adelia Brighton (Mrs
Mervin): 742.
Bechtel, Allan: 1, 4499.
Bechtel, Alma: 2775.
Bechtel, Amos: 4428.
Bechtel, Barbara Bauman: 275, 740,
891, 2766.
Bechtel, Berah: 2700, 4423, 4429.
Bechtel, Byron E.: 1, 29, 1165, 1232,
3767, 4298.
Bechtel, C.P.: 4193.
Bechtel, Catharine Bock (Mrs George
B.): 739.
Bechtel, Catharine Panabaker (Mrs
Cyrus): 1001, 2760.
592
Personal Subject Index
Bechtel, Charles H.: 1.
Bechtel, Cyrus: 553, 1001, 2760.
Bechtel, David: 713, 720.
Bechtel, Elias: 454.
" Bechtel, Elizabeth Gabel (Mrs Jacob):
454, 3402.
— Bechtel, Elizabeth Knechtel (Mrs
John): 938.
Bechtel, Emma Shirk (Mrs Gideon):
1078.
" Bechtel, Esther Livergood (Mrs
George): 739.
Bechtel Family: 1, 252, 275, 454, 458,
593, 713, 719, 720, 739, 741, 742,
743, 744, 769, 1764, 1773, 2704,
2829, 3232, 3335, 4393, 4454.
'*• Bechtel, George: 255, 256, 264, 271,
275, 292, 307, 514, 517, 519, 555,
713, 720, 739, 740, 741, 744,
1080, 1081, 1128, 1773, 1977,
2098, 2485, 2572, 3232, 3270,
4195, 4423, 4453, 4455, 4456.
— Bechtel, George B.: 739, 744.
Bechtel, George L.: 739.
Bechtel, Gideon: 1078, 4499.
Bechtel, H.H.: 4422.
Bechtel, Hans Jacob, Rev.: 741.
Bechtel, Harold: 4436.
Bechtel, Henry: 308, 382, 1877, 1976,
2120, 2379, 2392, 3232, 3247,
3305, 4435, 4437.
Bechtel, Henry A.: 4435, 4437.
Bechtel, Ida: 2715, 2829.
■^Bechtel, Isaac: 1, 10, 1232, 3097.
Bechtel, Isabella: 739.
Bechtel, Jack: 1190, 2401, 2993, 3109.
"Bechtel, Jacob: 10, 255, 264, 270,
275, 454, 514, 519, 555, 593, 809,
897, 899, 1882, 1977, 2379, 2392,
2425, 2591, 3232, 3247, 3270,
3305, 3371, 3402, 4380, 4453,
4456, 4467.
Bechtel, Jesse: 616, 2736, 2760, 2765,
2766, 3232, 3904.
— Bechtel, John: 938, 3154, 3232, 4380,
4455, 4456.
" Bechtel, Joseph: 255, 256, 275, 294,
514, 516, 542, 543, 555, 739, 743,
744, 1358, 2760, 3238, 3239, 3247,
3270, 3273, 3305, 3316, 3372,
3402, 4372, 4393, 4394, 4455,
4456.
Bechtel, Joseph E.: 4474.
Bechtel, Joseph, Jr: 4393, 4394.
Bechtel, Ken: 3241, 3243.
Bechtel, Leonard: 3402.
Bechtel, Leroy. 1977.
Bechtel, Levi: 713, 720, 739, 741,
1611, 4448.
Bechtel, M.T.: 1.
~ Bechtel, Magdalena Allebach: 743,
3097, 3402.
Bechtel, Magdalena Jones (Mrs
Rudolph): 739.
Bechtel, Magdalena Schneider (Mrs
Levi): 739, 1611.
Bechtel, Manuel D.: 3328.
" Bechtel, Maria Hallman (Mrs Jacob):
899.
Bechtel, Martha Snyder (Mrs
Nelson): 3365.
" Bechtel, Mary: 755, 3271.
"•Bechtel, Mary Shoemaker (Mrs
George): 1080, 1081.
Bechtel, Mervin: 742.
Bechtel, Milton: 1755, 2807, 4477.
Bechtel, Miss: 2781.
Bechtel, Moses: 2728, 4437.
"Bechtel, Nancy: 519.
Bechtel, Nancy Bechtel (Mrs George
L.): 739.
Bechtel, Nelson: 616, 740, 2736, 2760,
3046, 3387, 3945.
Bechtel, Noah: 454, 739, 2766, 2818,
2828, 2829.
Bechtel, Orville: 1773.
Bechtel, Peter: 1977.
Bechtel, Robert: 3818, 4436.
Bechtel, Rudolph: 739.
Bechtel, Ruth: 2829, 3271.
" Bechtel, Samuel: 275, 554, 713, 720,
740, 891, 2736, 2760, 2766, 3232,
3270, 3870, 3884, 3904.
" Bechtel, Sarah: 2715, 3097.
Bechtel, Solomon: 2760.
Bechtel, Veronica Christner (Mrs
Noah): 739.
Bechtel, Wilbert: 8, 2535.
Bechtel, William: 256, 739.
Bechtel, Wilson B.: 1232.
Bechthold Family: 4499.
Bechthold, Walter: 8, 4499.
Beck, Adam: 8, 14, 217, 295, 326,
631, 635, 646, 671, 672, 745, 908,
1233, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1237,
1501, 1558, 1758, 1842, 1846,
1887, 1897, 1916, 2000, 2067,
2122, 2441, 2480, 2840, 3525,
3537, 3894, - 4132, 4374, 4380,
4454, 4488, 4499, 4517.
Beck, Barbara: 745.
Beck, C.L., Dr: 4031.
Beck, Charles: 745, 4435.
Beck, Charles Todd, Dr: 4454.
Beck, Charlotte Hespeler (Mrs
Jacob): 908, 1233, 1236, 1237,
4499.
Beck, E.K.: 1966.
Beck, Emily Lawson: 745.
Beck Family: 477, 656, 745, 1850,
4454.
Beck, Frederick: 745, 1233, 1877,
2700, 4429.
Beck, Harry: 4277.
Beck, Jacob: 2, 8, 249, 308, 635, 671,
672, 745, 908, 1233, 1237, 1292,
1501, 1861, 1974, 1976, 1984,
1985, 2000, 2109, 2120, 2379,
2435, 2700, 3537, 4390, 4391,
4392, 4393, 4394, 4487, 4488,
4498, 4499.
Beck, John: 745, 752, 4392.
Beck, Lillian Ottaway (Mrs Adam):
908, 1233, 1237.
Beck, Philip: 4193, 4195.
Beck, Vera: 1725.
Beck, William: 1165, 2109, 2120.
Beckenhauer, G.J.: 2745.
Becker, Abraham: 256, 713, 720.
Becker, Adam: 4490.
Becker, Albert W.: 1773, 4499.
Becker, August: 1037.
Becker, Beulah: 3031.
Becker, Carl, Rev.: 3673.
Becker, Christian: 690.
Becker, Clarence: 1037.
Becker, Conrad: 308, 2440, 3767.
Becker, D.: 4040, 4382.
Becker, E.: 4211, 4422, 4485.
Becker, Eileen Roth (Mrs Harold):
1028.
Becker, Elizabeth: 4080.
Becker, Emma L. Laschinger (Mrs
Daniel): 947.
- Becker Family: 357, 932, 4494, 4497.
Becker, Florence: 3390.
Becker, Gerhard, Rev.: 3525, 3527.
Becker, H.N.: 4422.
Becker, Harold: 1028.
Becker, Harry: 4273.
Becker, Henry: 1165, 1983, 4499,
4521.
Becker, Herbert: 1037.
Becker, Herman: 4382.
Becker, Irvin: 4499.
Becker, Isabella Miller: 753.
Becker, J.K: 3631, 3633.
Becker, Jacob: 4525.
Becker, John: 1165, 4517, 4521.
Becker, Kenneth: 4499.
Becker, Lolly Bartholomew: 4433.
Personal Subject Index
593
Becker, M.: 4499.
- Becker, Mary: 4490.
Becker, Max: 2470.
Becker, O.H.: 2767.
Becker, Otto: 326, 677.
— Becker, Peter: 1165, 2055.
Becker, Philip J.: 1194.
Becker, Sophia Sararas: 1037.
Becker, W.I.: 4383.
Becker, Wallace: 4499.
Becker, Wilfred: 4436.
Becker, William H.: 2714, 3007, 4298,
4380.
Becker, William H., Mrs: 2818.
Becker, William, Rev.: 1184, 3464,
3573, 4472, 4474, 4478, 4512,
4521.
Beckett, David: 3669.
Becking, William: 4371.
Beckle, Jacob: 4195.
Beckman, J.: 4278.
Beckner, Harry: 2450, 4521.
Bedford, Charles: 3656.
Bedford, William: 3499.
Beechey, A., Rev.: 3450, 3465.
Beechey, Emil: 4396.
Beecroft, Joseph: 3713.
Beemer, Frank: 2840.
Beer, Eli S.: 4277.
Beer, John G.: 3644.
Beer, Joseph: 4246.
Beeshy, Jacob: 4422.
Beeshy, Mrs: 4422.
Begas, Reinhold: 326.
Beger, E.R.: 4382.
Beger, Robert: 119, 1974.
Beggs, Laveme: 3839.
Beggs, Maijorie: 4470.
Behrens, Henry J., Rev.: 3525, 3563,
3583, 3613.
Behrens, William: 2988, 2989, 4525.
Beihn, Aaron: 3259.
Beiler, David: 3322.
Beilstein, Leah Boshart (Mrs
William): 763.
Beilstein, William: 763, 4065, 4299.
Beingessner Family: 838.
Beingessner, James A: 3793.
Beisang, Blasius: 2769, 2815, 3464,
4481.
Beisang, Francis: 4474, 4481.
Beisang, William: 3464.
Beisel, John: 4499.
Beisel, Peter: 4221, 4525.
Beisel, Wilbert: 4225.
Beising Family: 4480, 4483.
Beith, Anthony: 1895.
Beith, B., Miss: 4395.
Beitz Family: 477.
Bekwood, Donald: 4225.
Belanger, Henry: 4099.
Belden, Mr: 2085.
Bell, Adam: 4014.
Bell, Adam, Mrs: 3665.
Bell, Alexander: 3665.
Bell, Alexander, Jr: 2727.
Bell, Alexander, Sr: 2727.
Bell, B.: 1974.
Bell, Clarence, Mrs: 1378.
Bell, Dr: 4040, 4506.
Bell, Gavin: 3908.
Bell, George: 3124, 4102.
Bell, J.: 4278.
Bell, James, Rev.: 3630, 3644.
Bell, Joseph: 4103.
Bell, Lily M.: 3319.
Bell, Mary: 3665.
Bell, Miss: 2797.
Bell, Mr: 4040.
Bell, O.M., Rev.: 3278.
Bell, Thomas: 1974.
Bell, William: 4079.
Bell, William, Dr: 4212.
Bell, William J.: 2120.
Bellamy, Mr: 4104.
Bellar, Joseph: 746.
Bellar, Magdalene Bender (Mrs
Joseph): 746.
Bellemer, A: 4499.
Beiler Family: 716.
Bellinger, George: 2109, 2120, 2515,
4466, 4478.
Bellinger, George M.: 1974, 2714.
Bellinger, Theo.: 1656.
Bellsmith, F.M.: 3009.
Belsley Family: 716.
Belt, C.H.: 4395.
Belters, Rev.: 3630.
Belyea, C.C., Dr: 851, 3790.
Bemis, Benjamin Bowman: 3669.
Bemis, Benjamin Bowman, Jr: 4525.
Bemis, Mr: 3669.
Bend Family: 4526.
Bender, Adam: 4040.
Bender, Alfred C.: 4349.
Bender, Alice: 3099.
Bender, Allen Y., Rev.: 3368.
Bender, Brian, Rev.: 3506.
Bender, Caroline Thiele: 3036.
Bender, Catherine Miller (Mrs John):
749.
Bender, David S.: 3099.
Bender, Earl: 774.
Bender, Elizabeth Erb (Mrs
Johannas D.): 746.
Bender Family: 716, 746, 747, 748,
749, 1046, 2704, 3340, 4476.
Bender, Frederick: 4221.
Bender, H.: 1837.
Bender, Harold S.: 3286.
Bender, J.P.: 4349, 4380.
Bender, Jacob: 556, 747, 748, 749.
Bender, Jacob R.: 749, 3340.
Bender, Johannas D.: 746.
Bender, John: 749.
Bender, John J.: 4491.
Bender, K., Mrs: 2832.
Bender, Katie: 3099.
Bender, Linda: 1186.
Bender, Magdalena Lebold (Mrs
Samuel): 950.
Bender, Magdalene Brenneman: 747,
748, 749.
Bender, Mahlon: 3099, 4499.
Bender, Melinda: 3099.
Bender, Mina: 1186.
Bender, Noah S.: 1032.
Bender, Paul A.: 4349.
Bender, Rosa: 1186.
Bender, Ross: 2908.
Bender, Ruth Pletch: 3506.
Bender, Samuel: 950, 4499.
Bender, Simon: 552, 2769.
Bender, Ulrich: 4221.
Bender, Urie: 3309, 3947, 4503.
Bender, William: 3099.
Bendler, Herman: 2025.
Benn, A.M., Miss: 2815.
Benn, M.S., Rev.: 3625.
Benn, Stephanie Hespeler: 907.
Benn, Walter H.: 2986, 4202, 4254,
4266.
-Benner Family: 713, 719, 720.
- Benner, Jacob: 1358, 2120, 3485,
4371, 4461, 4524.
— Benner, John: 2379, 2818, 2843,
4525.
Bennet, C.T., Rev.: 3636.
Bennet, Mr: 4505, 4506.
Bennett, Alvin: 4088.
- Bennett, David: 1796.
Bennett, J.: 4486.
Bennett, Norm: 1402.
Bennett, Norman H.: 1191, 2120.
Bennett, William: 1026, 2506.
Benninger Family: 477, 864, 865,
936, 3177.
Benninger, Joseph: 4380.
Benninger, William, Rev.: 2732, 2818,
2983, 3431, 3442, 4380.
Benson, Irene Chapman (Mrs Ulric):
594
Personal Subject Index
4278, 4289.
Bent, Amos: 4433.
Bentley, Arlie Swartz: 3506.
Bentley, Richard, Rev.: 3665, 3666.
Benton, Sarah A. Moxley (Mrs
William): 987.
Benton, William: 987, 3631, 3632,
3702, 4014, 4017, 4380.
Benzin, Ewe: 4499.
Berberich Family: 477.
Berberich, John: 2818, 2838, 4374.
Berczy, William: 4517.
Berdoy, Peter: 4483.
Berdux, Ferdinand: 4040, 4468.
Berdux, George: 4040.
Berdux, Peter: 1574, 2440, 4448,
4466.
Berdux, Ralph: 4499.
Berg, Chris: 4040.
Berg, Conrad: 8, 4499.
Berg Family: 4499.
Berg, Henry: 2704, 4499.
Berg, Mel: 3923.
Berg, Paul: 3936.
Berg, Peter: 1.
Berger, Christian: 4466.
Berger, J.J.: 4499.
Berges, E.A.: 1196, 4065, 4521.
Berges, George: 4192.
Berges, Herbert: 1895.
Berges, Mr: 4521.
Bergey, Aaron: 750.
- Bergey, Abraham: 1069.
Bergey, David: 516, 580, 750, 978,
1165, 1238, 2399, 2705, 2818,
2971, 3061, 3259, 3322, 3898,
3909, 4499.
Bergey, David, Mrs: 3259.
Bergey, Edna: 1968.
Bergey, Edward: 1238.
Bergey, Eldon: 4499.
Bergey, Elias: 4277, 4282.
- Bergey, Esther Shantz (Mrs
Abraham): 1069.
" Bergey Family: 713, 719, 720, 750,
769, 869, 887, 978, 2315, 4425,
4499.
Bergey, Gilbert: 4485.
- Bergey, Hannah: 750.
Bergey, Herbert: 2971.
- Bergey, Isaac: 2760.
Bergey, Jacob: 750, 2704, 4499.
Bergey, James: 4428.
Bergey, James, Mrs: 4428.
- Bergey, John Ulrich: 751.
- Bergey, Joseph: 713, 720.
Bergey, Loma L.: 186, 515, 593,
1238, 2049, 2705, 2971, 3917,
3921, 3925, 4499.
Bergey, Louisa Bowman (Mrs David):
978.
Bergey, M.: 2992.
Bergey, Magdalena: 1612.
Bergey, Mary (Mrs John Ulrich): 751.
Bergey, Michael: 3, 308, 332, 553,
957, 1292, 1986, 2097, 2736, 2760,
2761, 4274, 4286, 4455.
Bergey, Milton D.: 2971.
Bergey, Miss: 2812.
Bergey, Nathaniel: 750, 3314.
Bergey, Nathaniel, Mrs: 1698.
Bergey, Robert: 1238.
Bergey, Susannah: 750.
Bergman, Alma: 3109.
Bergman, Charles: 1955, 4515.
Bergman, F.: 4422.
Bergman, H. Eric: 3154.
Bergmann, August: 3527.
Bergstein, Sid: 3793.
Berk, C.: 2496.
Berkey Family: 716.
Berkley, Colonel: 4250.
Berlet, Adam: 4382.
Berlet, Henry: 4448.
Berlet, Valentine: 1187.
Berlett, V.R.: 1948.
Bernat, Bernard: 3713.
Berner, Edith: 2010.
Berner Family: 4436.
Berner, Harold: 4349.
Berner, Homer, Rev.: 3525, 3581,
3582.
Berner, Ida C.: 1378.
Berner, N., Rev.: 3620.
Berner, V., Rev.: 3574.
Bernhardt, Arthur: 1239.
Bernhardt, Caroline Weihe: 1239.
Bernhardt, Catherine: 752.
Bernhardt, Clara: 1197, 1334, 2050,
3022, 3402, 3550, 3819, 4396.
Bernhardt, David: 3808.
Bernhardt, Elizabeth: 752.
Bernhardt Family: 4454.
Bernhardt, G.: 752, 1861, 4390.
Bernhardt, George: 1983, 4230, 4237,
4263.
Bernhardt, George L.: 1983.
Bernhardt, H.: 1861, 1974.
Bernhardt, Henry: 752, 1239, 1983,
3819, 4392, 4393, 4394.
Bernhardt, Irvin: 1862, 1983.
Bernhardt, J.E., Mrs: 2120.
Bernhardt, Jacob: 752, 2470.
Bernhardt, John: 752.
Bernhardt, Louis: 1983.
Bernhardt, Magdalene: 752.
Bernhardt, Oscar: 1239.
Bernhardt, Peter: 1239, 1983, 2000,
3808, 3819, 4462.
Bernhardt, Philip: 752.
Bernhardt, Philip J.: 752.
Bernhardt, Rosina: 752.
Bernhardt, Valentine: 1185, 1239,
1861, 1983, 2033.
Bernhardt, W.A., "Archie": 4327.
Bernhardt, William: 752, 4246.
Bernheim, John H., Rev.: 333, 461,
3514, 3525, 3535, 3537, 3564,
3591, 3592, 3617.
Berrie, Robert: 579.
Berringer, H.E.: 4473.
Berry, A.E., Dr: 4023.
Berry, Cyril, Rev.: 3320.
Berry, Francis, Rev.: 3643.
Berry, H.: 4422.
Berry, Lizzie: 2828, 2829.
Berry, Mary: 2828.
Berscht, John: 2440.
Berstecher, G., Rev.: 85.
Bertollo, O.J.: 4273.
Bertram, James: 2983.
Besiang, Blose: 1983.
Besserer, Albert: 1895.
Besserer, Carl: 1895.
Besserer, W.: 1895.
Besserer, William, Jr: 1895.
Bessett, James: 4525.
Besson, Jessie: 3713.
Best, James: 4079.
Betcherman, Lita-Rose: 326.
Bettger, Doris: 2828.
Bettschen, Christian: 753.
Bettschen, David: 4485.
Bettschen Family: 583, 671, 672, 753,
754, 3893.
Bettschen, Gilgian: 753, 4487.
Bettschen, Gottlieb: 4, 753, 2180,
2399, 2570, 2705, 2971, 2992,
3893, 3894, 3959, 4487, 4499.
Bettschen, Jacob: 13, 753, 2379, 2570,
2972, 3692, 4014, 4487, 4488,
4490, 4499, 4510.
Bettschen, Judith: 3574.
Bettschen, Mary: 753.
Bettschen, Susan: 1564.
Betzner, Aaron: 4031.
Betzner, Aaron, Mrs: 3314.
Betzner, Abram: 756.
Betzner, Albert: 756.
Betzner, Allan B.: 761.
Betzner, Allen: 755.
Personal Subject Index
595
Betzner, Anna: 755.
Betzner, Barbara: 755.
Betzner, Catherine: 755.
Betzner, Constance: 756.
Betzner, D.B: 3930, 3956, 4374, 4380.
Betzner, David: 13, 755, 756, 1639,
3933, 3956, 4428.
Betzner, E.B.: 755, 3930.
Betzner, E. Lloyd: 756.
Betzner, Elizabeth: 755.
Betzner, Elizabeth Stauffer (Mrs
Samuel): 1096.
Betzner, Ephraim: 755.
Betzner, Era S.: 2714.
Betzner, Erland: 756.
- Betzner Family: 1, 252, 593, 612,
656, 713, 719, 720, 756, 761, 769,
3230.
Betzner, H.B.: 3930.
Betzner, Jacob: 755, 756, 2379, 4456.
Betzner, Jacob B.: 755, 4444.
Betzner, Jacob S.: 1163.
Betzner, John: 2, 755, 1877.
Betzner, John S.: 1096.
Betzner, John W.: 756.
Betzner, Ken: 2098.
Betzner, Leah: 755.
Betzner, Leah Bowman (Mrs Samuel
S.): 761.
Betzner, Lydia Snyder (Mrs Jacob
S .): 1096.
Betzner, Magdalena: 755.
Betzner, Maria: 755, 756.
Betzner, Mary: 755.
Betzner, Moses: 755, 1165, 1353,
2813, 3930, 3931, 4380.
Betzner, Noah: 755, 3930, 3931.
Betzner, Norman: 755.
Betzner, Oliver: 755.
Betzner, Roy S.: 1822.
- Betzner, Samuel: 4, 7, 250, 251, 252,
258, 264, 268, 275, 282, 294, 326,
514, 526, 543, 555, 583, 611, 613,
614, 615, 628, 671, 673, 713, 756,
758, 759, 1083, 1096, 1240, 1358,
2051, 2096, 2097, 2130, 2485,
3275, 3355, 3383, 3936, 3945,
4080, 4319, 4374, 4435, 4437,
4455.
- Betzner, Samuel B.: 761.
- Betzner, Samuel D.: 13, 252, 271,
671, 755, 756, 1241, 2518, 3956.
- Betzner, Samuel, Jr: 249, 255, 256,
270, 292, 519, 555, 3930, 3931,
3933, 4380, 4456.
- Betzner, Samuel S.: 761.
- Betzner, Samuel, Sr: 255, 256, 713,
720, 755, 3930, 3931, 3933, 4456.
Betzner, Veronica: 755, 787.
Betzner, William: 3524.
Beurkle, Herman: 4454.
Bevan, Arthur F.: 4204.
Bevan, Harvey: 4204.
Bevan, John A.: 1866, 4104.
Bevan, Raymond: 4204.
Bevan, Robert J.: 4204.
Beveridge, Thomas, Rev.: 479, 3667,
3687, 3688, 3689, 4212.
Bexton, William: 3713.
Beyer, Conrad: 3815.
Beynon, Tom: 3722.
Bezeau, Mortimer: 326, 1188, 3772,
4381.
Bialkowski, Michael: 3820.
Bibby, E.R.: 4204.
Bibby, Walter: 2145.
Bickel, Catherine Horst (Mrs
Mathias): 757.
Bickel Family: 757, 931.
Bickel, Mathias: 757.
Bickell, N.B., Miss: 3687.
Bickell, William: 3636.
Bickle, Lorene, Mrs: 1773.
Bickle, Mr: 4428.
Bieber, M.J., Rev.: 2899, 3525, 3563,
3564, 3583, 4374.
Biedermann, Jacob: 4422.
Biehn, Aaron: 520, 4453.
— Biehn, Abraham: 514, 820, 2135.
Biehn, Abram: 520.
- Biehn, Barbara: 519, 759, 1628, 1698,
2039, 3097.
- Biehn, Barbara Fried (Mrs John):
275.
Biehn, Dilman: 713, 720.
— Biehn Family: 275, 593, 713, 719,
720, 760, 797, 2704, 3335, 4453,
4454.
Biehn, Isaac: 3335.
Biehn, Jack: 3335.
— Biehn, John: 255, 275, 292, 307, 409,
514, 517, 519, 555, 758, 759, 2485,
3097, 3232, 3335, 3336, 4374,
4429, 4486.
Biehn, John, Jr: 275, 519, 758, 759,
809, 2470.
Biehn, Maria: 3122.
-Biehn, Mary: 759.
- Biehn, Mary Cressman (Mrs
Abraham): 820.
Biehn, Nancy Bechtel: 4429.
Biehn, Noah: 1163.
Biehn, Paul: 759.
Biehn, Susan Shantz (Mrs Noah):
1163.
Bienersdorffer, Elizabeth: 3127.
Bier, Nile: 4094, 4099, 4499.
Bierenstihl, Adam: 1967.
Bierman, O.: 4499.
Bieronski, Antoni: 3820.
Bierschbach, Peter: 2769.
Bierschbach, William: 3936.
Bierstock, Don: 3718.
Bierstock Family: 3718.
Bierstock, Samuel: 3718.
Bierwagen, Louis: 3096.
Bierwagen, R.: 2496.
Bieth, Anthony: 1895.
Bieth, Joseph: 2109, 2120.
Bieth, Robert: 1189.
Bietz, Herbert: 1796.
Biggar, Hamilton, Rev.: 3643.
Biggar, Ida: 4278.
Biggar, Robert: 2727.
Bilger, Charles: 1242.
Bilger, Clara A.: 1242.
Bilger, Doris: 3506.
Bilger, J.E.: 1242, 3007, 3506, 4380.
Bilger, Jean: 1242.
Billings, Arthur: 4422.
Bindemann, August George: 1243,
1244.
Bindemann, Frederick W., Rev.: 332,
333, 360, 386, 391, 468, 646, 671,
672, 1132, 1243, 1244, 2430, 2818,
2843, 3507, 3513, 3514, 3525,
3527, 3533, 3535, 3537, 3538,
3543, 3550, 3551, 3552, 3553,
3559, 3560, 3564, 3576, 3577,
3591, 3592, 3608, 3609, 3616,
3617, 3619, 3620, 3621, 4192,
4318, 4371, 4372, 4377, 4380,
4422, 4478, 4499.
Binder, Andrew: 2728, 4428.
Bindernagel, A.: 2748.
Bindernagel, Ruth: 3513.
Bingaman, Aaron: 761.
Bingaman, Elizabeth Betzner (Mrs
Aaron): 761.
Bingaman Family: 761.
Bingeman, A.E., Miss: 4031.
Bingeman, E., Miss: 2828, 2829.
Bingeman, Erma: 3390.
— Bingeman Family: 252, 713, 719, 720,
769, 813, 2829, 3251, 3371.
Bingeman, G.W.: 3499.
Bingeman, Gordon: 4441.
— ~ Bingeman, Hannah: 1654.
— Bingeman, John: 713, 720, 761, 1569,
4192, 4195, 4197, 4461.
— Bingeman, John S.: 1165.
596
Personal Subject Index
Bingeman, Jonas: 1773, 4448, 4449.
Bingeman, Joseph: 516, 2728, 2801,
3315, 3328, 3391, 4380.
Bingeman, Joseph E.: 4298.
Bingeman, Judith Snider (Mrs John):
761.
Bingeman, MarsahU O.: 4448.
Bingeman, Sylvia: 2714.
Bingham, Annie: 1484.
Bingham, G.W., Dr: 1165.
Bingham, Harry: 2714.
Bingham, Hemy P.: 1195.
Bingham, S.H.K.: 4080.
Bingham, Sheldon: 2714.
Binning, G.: 4422.
Birchall, G.: 4080.
Bird, Adam: 1064.
Bird, Edward: 4080, 4102.
Bird, Ellen: 3713.
Bird, George: 4176.
Bird, Katharine Schwind (Mrs
Adam): 1064.
Bird, Michael: 3148.
Bird, Samuel: 4221.
Birkin, E.H.: 4275.
Birky Family: 750.
Birley, C.: 4080.
Birmingham, Edward: 3175.
Birmingham, George: 3175.
Birnstihl, Adam: 1186, 3057, 3148,
4192, 4195.
Birnstihl, Emil: 3721.
Birnstihl, Emilea: 1186, 3148.
Birnstihl, Norma: 2179.
Birr, Frances: 4474.
Birsch, August: 4458.
Birss, J.H.: 2073.
Bisang, Plausius: 1983.
Bisch, Alfred: 3031.
Bisch, Carl: 4226.
Bisch, Carol: 4225.
Bisch, John: 1165, 1974, 2815.
Bish, A.E.: 4422.
Bish, E.N.: 4422.
Bish, Godfrey: 4102, 4422.
Bish, J.W.: 4422.
Bishop, E.F., Rev.: 3472.
Bishop Family: 2085, 4433, 4436.
Bishop, Mary: 2486.
Bishop, W.: 3709, 4499.
"Bismark", inmate of the Waterloo
County Home cl900: 4034.
Bissett, J.M.: 4104.
Bissey, L., Rev.: 3433.
Bissinger, Andrew: 3442.
Bissinger, Andrew, Mrs: 3442.
Bissonette, T.H., Jr: 2720.
Bitsche, Ignatz: 1968.
Bitschy Family: 276, 477, 4443.
Bitschy, Philip J.: 4448.
Bitschy, Valentine: 4448.
Bittman, F.: 3808, 4392.
Bittman, John: 4250.
Bittman, Miss: 3029.
Bittmena, Frederick: 4393.
Bittorf, John, Jr: 4225.
Bittorf, John, Sr: 4225.
Bitzer, A.L.: 326, 671, 672, 1264,
1535, 2899.
Bitzer, Armin M.: 1191.
Bitzer, Conrad: 671, 672, 1168, 1201,
1264, 1535, 2179, 2706, 2714,
2756, 2818, 3545, 3815, 4067,
4114, 4195, 4376, 4380.
Bitzer, Dorothea: 2179, 4195, 4315.
Bitzer, Gottlieb: 1861, 1983, 2179,
4193, 4195, 4196, 4315.
Bitzer, Irmgard C.: 1497, 2983.
Bitzer, Wilfrid: 671, 672, 2179, 3815,
3923, 4315, 4350.
Black Family: 4188.
Black, J.: 4278.
Black, J.R.: 2811.
Black, James: 4079.
Black, John: 3668.
Black, John L.: 3668.
Black, John, Mrs: 3668.
Black, Malcolm, Dr: 1205.
Black, Mr: 4521.
Black, Theo: 4079.
Black, William: 4398.
Blackburn, F.: 4104.
Blackburn, William H.: 2714.
Blackford, John: 4506.
Blacklock, Thomas: 3751, 4266.
Blackstock, G.A.: 115.
Blackwell, John, Mrs: 2775.
Blackwood, Robert: 2818, 4392, 4422.
Blain, James: 1963, 2379, 4266.
Blain, Margaret Gillesby (Mrs
Richard): 1245.
Blain, Richard: 1165, 1245, 1860,
1976, 2128, 3481, 4202, 4246,
4263, 4266.
Blair, Adam J.F.: 4437.
Blair, Charles: 1281.
Blair, F.: 4233.
Blair, H.A.: 4226.
Blair, Harold: 3030.
Blake, Charles: 3732, 3816.
Blake, Delbert: 13255.
Blake, Edward: 1722.
Blake, James: 302, 4079.
Blake, John R: 1205, 3959, 4031,
4233, 4246.
Blaney, John: 3709, 3713.
— Blank Family: 725, 950.
Blaschke, W.A.: 3660, 3681, 4454.
Blast, John: 4040.
Blatchford, John S.: 1165, 3474.
Blatchford, Mr: 3623, 4505.
Blatz, August: 1186, 2554, 2988,
2989, 4221, 4525.
Blatz, Caroline Klinck: 1186.
Blazenko, M., Rev.: 3466.
-Bleam, Christian: 4388.
Bleam, Elizabeth: 1246.
— Bleam Family: 4499.
Bleam, Jacob: 23.
Bleam, John: 4384.
Bleam, Jonathon: 4195.
-Bleam, Philip: 256, 1128, 1976, 2096,
2097, 2135, 2379.
Bleck, Henry: 3549.
Bleich, James: 4100.
Bliehm, Esther Cressman: 4453.
- Bliehm Family: 713, 719, 720, 4453,
4454.
Bliehm, Jacob: 1246, 4453.
Bliehm, Moses: 2379.
- Bliehm, Philip: 308, 514, 671, 713,
720, 1246, 1882, 1977, 4453.
Blinkhom, George: 3044.
Block Family: 713, 719, 720.
Block, Irvon: 956.
Block, Lydia Lit wilier (Mrs Irvon):
956.
Block, Sam: 2385, 4454.
Blood, Granville, Sergeant-Major:
326, 4121.
Bloomfield, Frederick: 2775, 4279.
Bloomfield, George W.F.: 2120.
Bloquelle, Louis: 85.
Blow, Charles: 4217, 4225.
Blum, Carl: 3050, 4481.
Blum, Charles: 4395.
Blum, Jacob: 3782, 4478.
Blum, Mr: 4480, 4483.
Blum, Rose Roos (Mrs Charles): 983.
Blum, Wilfred: 3764, 3819, 3854.
Blundell, Douglas, Rev.: 3496.
Blundell Family: 711.
Blundell, John: 4103.
Boal, Robert: 3485.
Boatman, Leonard: 4099.
Bock, A.R.: 2120.
Bock, Althea: 2798.
Bock, Benjamin: 4499.
Bock, Cameron: 8, 2971, 4499, 4500.
Bock, Catharine Shupe: 1083, 3061,
3080.
Personal Subject Index
597
Bock, Earl: 4500.
Bock Family: 742, 1083, 3251.
Bock, Jacob: 248, 275, 516, 1083,
1967, 3061, 3080, 3251, 4422,
4499.
Bock, Kim: 4500.
Bock, Levi: 3080, 4499.
Bock, Lizzie: 4500.
Bock, M.: 4485.
Bock, Ronald: 4225.
Bock, Sylvia: 1182, 4485.
Bockleman, F.W. Emil, Rev.: 2781,
3514, 3525, 3537, 3576, 3577,
4031.
Bodenbender, C., Rev.: 2714, 3411,
3416, 4380.
Bodenbender, Sophia: 2714.
Bodkin, John A., Rev.: 3651, 3652.
Bodnerchuk, Edward: 2145.
Boeckner, Peter: 2767.
Boedecker, Herman: 2714.
Boedecker, Hilmar: 2714.
Boedecker, Julius: 3406, 4380.
Boegel, Barney: 4474.
Boegel, Bernard: 2769.
Boegel, Casper: 4474.
Boegel, Henry: 2769, 2815.
Boegel, John: 4040, 4474.
Boegel, Leo, Rev.: 4474.
Boehler, Henry: 1968.
Boehler, Joseph: 1968, 1969.
Boehler, Valentine: 1969.
Boehler, Xavier: 1967, 1968, 1969,
4388, 4499.
Boehm, Augustus: 1636, 1976.
Boehm, C.A.: 13, 762, 1824.
Boehm Family: 2815.
Boehm, Jacob: 762.
Boehm, M.S.: 762.
Boehm, Maria: 662.
Boehm, Martin: 762.
Boehmer, Angeline Weaver (Mrs
C.S.): 1247.
Boehmer, August: 326, 1165, 1247,
4315, 4380.
Boehmer, C.S.: 1247, 4380.
Boehmer, Charles: 326, 4315.
Boehmer, Charles H.: 1187.
Boehmer, E.O.: 4034, 4299.
Boehmer, F.H.: 2039, 4080, 4380.
Boehmer, George: 2039, 3821.
Boehmer, H.F.: 2100, 2109, 2120,
4380.
Boehmer, H.S.: 4380.
Boehmer, Harry: 2714.
Boehmer, Henry: 1496, 1636, 4372.
Boehmer, Herman: 4380.
Boehmer, Jacob: 4014.
Boehmer, Mathilde Pequegnat (Mrs
F.H.): 1006.
Boehmer, Miss: 3048.
Boehmer, Oscar: 4061.
Boehmer, Philip: 4380.
Boehmer, Reinhardt: 2251, 3600,
4315, 4380.
Boehmer, Valentine: 333.
Boeschenstein, Hermann, Prof.: 671,
672.
Boese, W.C., Rev.: 671, 672, 3525,
3538, 3549, 3560, 3599, 3616,
4380.
Boesinger, Christian: 514.
Boesinger Family: 4499.
Boettger, Carl, Mrs: 4446.
Boettger, Conrad: 3815.
Boettger, Doris: 2829.
Boettger Family: 757.
Boettger, John: 4315.
Boettger, Milton: 4315.
Boettinger, Albert: 4192.
Boettinger, John: 4192.
Boge, William: 4255.
Boghossian Family: 704.
Bogle, Gordon N.: 4015.
Bohlender, Daniel: 13, 3040, 4422.
Bohms, John: 3574.
Bohn Family: 636.
Bohrer, Charles: 3442, 3462.
Boich, E.N.: 2798.
Boldt, John: 2704.
Bolduc, C.G.: 4422.
Bolduc, Edward: 4015, 4277.
Bolduc, George: 3767.
Bolduc, O.E.: 4422.
Bolender, Bill: 3050, 4225.
Bolender, Edward: 3955.
Boles, Detta Ziegler: 3048.
Bollard, W.: 2128.
Boiler, C.F.: 3494.
Bollert, Milton: 3044.
Bollini, Carlo: 3465.
Bolton, Eric: 1924.
Bomberger, Grant, Rev.: 3496.
- Bomberger, John: 255, 256.
Bomberger, Joseph: 255, 256.
Bomberger, Peter: 255, 256, 382,
2760.
Bonar, James: 4099.
Bond, Annie: 4204.
Bond, Arthur: 4204.
Bond, Catharine Mallett (Mrs
Richard): 4204.
Bond Family: 4204.
Bond, James: 4477.
Bond, Joseph: 4483.
Bond, Josiah: 1877.
Bond, Lillie: 3709.
Bond, Richard: 4204.
Bond, Robert: 1758.
Bond, Robert, Mrs: 4204.
Bond, Stephen, Rev.: 3622.
Bonelli, Richard: 3018.
Bonham, Dan: 2775.
Boniface, Edgar R.: 2302.
Bonner, Charles: 2050.
Bonner, H.P.: 2242, 4031.
Bonner, Jacob: 1975.
Book, Jacob: 256.
Book, Sylvia: 3852.
Boomer, Alfred: 4470, 4483.
Boomer Family: 4478.
Boomer, Helen Blair Adams (Mrs
Michael): 1248.
Boomer, Isabella Jemima Davidson
Shade (Mrs Michael): 1248.
Boomer, John E.: 4483.
Boomer, Michael, Rev.: 2, 1248, 1281,
1977, 1986, 2787, 2800, 3469,
3473, 3480, 3481, 3482, 4236,
4240, 4266.
Boomer, William: 4477.
Boos, A.W.: 4067.
Booth, George: 2994.
Booth, James: 4487.
Booth, N.: 2073.
Booth, William: 4229.
Boothby, R.: 2843.
Booty, James: 1983.
Boppre, Gerald: 4099.
Borchardt, Alvin H.: 3549.
Borden, Robert: 631, 3536, 4132,
4157, 4158.
Border, Annie E.: 2728.
Borecky, Isidore, Rev.: 3466.
Borho, William, Rev.: 2732, 4380.
Bomhold, Frederick: 2004.
Bomhold, Henry: 3551, 4380.
Bornhold, J.F., Rev.: 2714.
Bornhold, R.: 2801.
Bomholdt, A.C., Miss: 2818.
Borres, Mr: 4480, 4483.
Borrho Family: 477.
Borst, Walter, Mrs: 2798.
Borth Family: 1035.
Borth, Henry: 4499.
Borth, Henry, Mrs: 4499.
Bortz Family: 869.
Bosenberger, Mr: 4371, 4499.
Bosenberger, William: 2773.
Boshardt, David: 4499.
Boshardt, Joseph: 4499.
598
Personal Subject Index
Boshart, Barbara Jantzi (Mrs John):
923.
Boshart, Catherine Buerge (Mrs
Christian E.): 763.
Boshart, Catherine Conrad (Mrs
Joseph): 763.
Boshart, Catherine LitwiUer (Mrs
Christian): 763.
Boshart, Christian: 763, 4466, 4480,
4481, 4483.
Boshart, Christian E.: 763.
Boshart, Daniel B.: 763.
Boshart, Daniel, Mrs: 556.
Boshart, David: 763.
Boshart Family: 763, 924, 4476.
Boshart, Jacob B.: 763.
Boshart, John: 763, 923.
Boshart, Joseph: 763, 926.
Boshart, Judy: 2798.
Boshart, Katherine: 3099.
Boshart, Marie Eicker (Mrs John):
763.
Boshart, Mary Roth (Mrs Joseph):
926.
Bossong, William: 3444.
Boston, W.F.: 4271.
Botelho, Joao: 697, 698.
Both, Elizabeth Fenn (Mrs John):
862.
Both, John: 862.
Bott, David: 1064.
Bott, John: 1064.
Bott, Margaret Schwind (Mrs John):
1064.
Bott, Mary Ann Schwind (Mrs
David): 1064.
Boucada, Antonio: 697.
Boucher, Robert: 2798, 4499, 4505,
4506.
Boullee, Augusta Engelhardt: 764.
Boullee, William H., Dr: 85, 97, 664,
671, 672, 764, 1992, 2767, 3474,
3960, 4388, 4499.
Boulter, George, Mrs: 3709.
Boulton, Henry J.: 282.
Bourn, George: 1993.
Bourne, H.H.: 4102.
— Bowers, Cyrus: 2818, 4371, 4456.
^Bowers Family: 713, 719, 720, 1128.
Bowers, J.C.: 20, 1165.
Bowers, Jack: 2775.
Bowers, Jacob S.: 4458.
Bowers, Kenneth: 2775.
— Bowers, Samuel: 1347, 1349, 1350,
1358, 2025, 2379, 3232, 3631,
3632, 4377, 4380, 4455.
Bowers, William: 4458.
Bowie, William: 4080, 4102.
Bowlby, Adam: 1251, 1252, 1256.
Bowlby, Blanche Alexandrine
Seagram, "Adine" (Mrs G.H.):
1254, 3773, 4031.
Bowlby, D.S., Dr: 13, 126, 326, 765,
770, 908, 1165, 1250, 1251, 1252,
1253, 1254, 1256, 1260, 1535,
2128, 2379, 2706, 2714, 2747,
2756, 2818, 2821, 3468, 4017,
4067, 4127, 4298, 4306, 4380.
Bowlby, D. Shannon: 126, 128, 1168,
1251, 1252, 1466, 1535, 4374.
Bowlby, D. Shannon, Mrs: 4085.
Bowlby, Elizabeth: 1252.
Bowlby, Emma: 126.
Bowlby Family: 765.
Bowlby, G.H., Dr: 1201, 1252, 1254,
1442, 1879, 2714, 2756, 3902,
3945, 3959, 4029, 4031, 4070,
4080, 4103, 4162, 4298, 4374.
Bowlby, Grace: 126.
Bowlby, J.W.: 1252, 1256.
Bowlby, Lillian: 1251.
Bowlby, Lissie Hespeler (Mrs W.H.):
765, 908, 1249, 1253, 1255, 1256,
3773.
Bowlby, Martha Esther Murphy (Mrs
D.S.): 126, 1250, 1252, 1254, 3468,
3773.
Bowlby, Richard: 765, 1252.
Bowlby, Richard, Jr: 1252.
Bowlby, Thomas: 1252.
Bowlby, W.H.: 326, 765, 1165, 1168,
1201, 1249, 1251, 1252, 1253,
1255, 1256, 1535, 1628, 1811,
1833, 2714, 2818, 2821, 2843,
4011, 4023, 4124, 4159, 4292,
4299, 4304, 4306, 4315, 4371,
4374, 4380, 4517.
Bowlby, William: 1252, 4034.
Bowman, A.B., Rev.: 3263.
Bowman, A.M.: 3050.
Bowman, A., Miss: 2801.
Bowman, Aaron: 2705, 4195.
Bowman, Abraham: 1188, 1261,
3808, 4429, 4439, 4450, 4525.
Bowman, Abram: 4515.
Bowman, Abram O.: 2812.
Bowman, Addison: 2714.
Bowman, Alfred F.: 1260, 4136.
Bowman, Allan: 1165, 2379, 4435,
4437.
Bowman, Amanda: 2030.
Bowman, Amasa L.: 4356, 4380.
Bowman, Amos: 1758, 2141, 2142,
4522.
Bowman, Amos B.: 1193, 4454.
— Bowman, Anna: 1, 13, 2705.
Bowman, B.B.: 4456.
-Bowman, Benjamin: 713, 720, 740,
787, 1611, 2704, 3370, 4437, 4499.
—Bowman, Benjamin B.: 3315, 3328,
3391.
Bowman, Benjamin U.: 3328.
Bowman, C.D.: 1165, 4514.
Bowman, C.M.: 13, 326, 1257, 1260,
1818, 2714, 4136, 4422, 4473.
Bowman, Catherine: 1777.
Bowman, Catherine Brubacher (Mrs
Abraham): 1261.
Bowman, Christian: 333, 740, 766,
4525.
Bowman, Claude: 4499.
Bowman, Cole: 4217, 4225, 4518.
Bowman, Daniel: 333, 1914, 4380,
4514, 4525, 4527.
Bowman, Daniel B.: 789, 3319.
Bowman, Daniel L.: 1165, 2080.
Bowman, Daniel M.: 1515, 1953,
2149, 2459, 4518.
~ Bowman, David: 1845, 4458.
Bowman, E.E.: 4275.
Bowman, Edith: 1258.
Bowman, Edna Hunsperger (Mrs
Henry Brubacher): 1261, 3365,
4225.
Bowman, Edward: 1862, 4099, 4100.
Bowman, Elam: 4499.
Bowman, Elias: 3314, 4195, 4458.
'-Bowman, Elizabeth: 713, 720, 740,
1264, 2446, 2552.
Bowman, Emanuel P.: 1974.
Bowman, Enoch S., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Bowman, F.M.: 3960.
~ Bowman Family: 562, 732, 734, 761,
767, 768, 785, 800, 1137, 3251,
3258, 4454, 4455, 4456, 4478,
4499.
Bowman, Franklin: 1264.
Bowman, Gabriel: 1636, 2818, 2843,
4053, 4306, 4371, 4380.
Bowman, George A.: 1.
Bowman, H.B.: 624, 671, 672, 1258,
2446.
Bowman, H.C.: 2073.
Bowman, H.J.: 1, 1258, 2983, 3872,
3896, 3902, 3945, 3959, 4079,
4080, 4087, 4111, 4121, 4299,
4318, 4374, 4376, 4380.
Bowman, H.M., Dr: 249, 326, 671,
672, 1264, 2714, 3960, 4121, 4299,
4380.
Bowman, H.W.: 4422.
Personal Subject Index
599
Bowman, Hazel, Miss: 2983.
Bowman, Henrietta Hesse: 1191,
1257.
— Bowman, Henry: 256, 2705, 3874,
3884, 4524.
♦ Bowman, Henry B.: 767, 2818, 2843,
3917, 3978, 4377, 4380, 4455,
4499.
— Bowman, Henry Brubacher: 1261.
Bowman, I.E.: 18, 249, 326, 333, 521,
671, 672, 1163, 1165, 1257, 1260,
1262, 1535, 1667, 1805, 1818,
1819, 1820, 2109, 2120, 2741,
2766, 2818, 3631, 3632, 3633,
3767, 3977, 4034, 4078, 4116,
4134, 4136, 4144, 4422, 4517,
4521, 4525, 4529.
Bowman, Irvin: 4112.
Bowman, Isaac: 4522.
Bowman, Isaac Erb: 1259.
Bowman, Isaac L.: 2, 1264, 1639,
2812, 3485, 3492, 3499, 4195,
4380, 4488.
Bowman, Isaiah: 671, 672, 2900.
Bowman, Ismael: 1953.
Bowman, Israel D.: 1165, 1258, 1263,
1559, 1758, 1811, 2073, 2501,
2818, 2843, 2983, 4034, 4073,
4124, 4299, 4306, 4374, 4375,
4376, 4380, 4422, 4521.
Bowman, J.: 13.
Bowman, J.B., Rev.: 3256, 3499.
Bowman, J.C.: 4428.
Bowman, J.L.: 4031.
-Bowman, Jacob: 1258, 2025, 3485,
3492, 4458.
Bowman, Jacob B.: 1639, 2120, 4380.
Bowman, Jacob S.: 1163, 4525.
•-Bowman, Jacob W.: 2482.
-Bowman, John: 2446, 2552, 2591,
2766, 3793, 4490.
— Bowman, John B.: 4448, 4449.
Bowman, John Bauman: 2818, 4513,
4521, 4525.
Bowman, John E.: 4523.
Bowman, John J.: 79, 85, 122, 123,
2818, 4124, 4422.
Bowman, John S.: 4448.
— Bowman, John W.: 4458, 4524.
Bowman, Jonas: 4448, 4449.
~ Bowman, Jonathan B.: 2, 256, 326,
713, 720, 787, 1611, 2128, 3927,
4422, 4448, 4449, 4456, 4514.
— Bowman, Joseph: 256, 514, 713, 720,
740, 787, 1358, 2000, 2130, 2379,
3305, 4437, 4458, 4525.
Bowman, Joseph S.: 4461.
Bowman, Joshua: 2801, 4221, 4525.
Bowman, Joshua S.: 2379.
Bowman, L.: 4299.
Bowman, Leander: 1, 1264, 4513,
4524, 4530.
-Bowman, Levi: 1188, 4524.
Bowman, Lida: 4435, 4437.
Bowman, Lulu Hesse: 1257.
-Bowman, Lydia Baumann: 1257,
1260, 4136.
Bowman, Lyla: 2449.
Bowman, M.C., Rev.: 520.
Bowman, Magdalena Brubacher (Mrs
Daniel B.): 789.
Bowman, Marion: 2705, 4499.
-Bowman, Martin: 1258.
Bowman, Martin H.: 326.
Bowman, Mary Ann Cressman: 1197.
Bowman, Mary, Mrs: 4067.
Bowman, Matthias: 4474.
Bowman, Menno: 3320, 3328, 3499,
4448.
Bowman, Menno S.: 4450.
Bowman, Mervyn: 2705.
— Bowman, Michael: 1197.
Bowman, Miss: 3773.
Bowman, Moses: 580, 1165, 2379,
3367, 3374, 4458, 4499.
Bowman, Moses C.: 1698, 3258, 3259,
4380, 4499.
Bowman, Moses C., Mrs: 1698, 3258.
Bowman, Moses P.: 1974.
Bowman, Moses S.: 517, 3258.
Bowman, Myron, Mrs: 1002.
Bowman, N.S.: 1, 1165.
Bowman, Nancy: 1671.
Bowman, Nancy Kaufmann: 1260,
4136.
Bowman, Nancy Schneider: 1611.
Bowman, Nelson: 2572.
Bowman, Noah: 1165, 2379, 3485,
4458, 4514, 4524.
Bowman, Noah, Mrs: 3485.
Bowman, Orvie: 4226.
— Bowman, Peter: 2379, 3319.
Bowman, Polly Schneider: 1611.
Bowman, S., Miss: 4318.
~~ Bowman, Samuel: 740, 766, 846,
1976, 2000, 2379, 2550, 3078,
3259, 3310, 4435, 4448, 4449.
— Bowman, Samuel B.: 1165, 2128,
3232, 3247, 3305, 3353, 4437,
4448, 4449, 4458.
Bowman, Samuel S.: 3238, 3239,
3254, 3274, 3316.
Bowman, Simon P.: 2120, 2379.
Bowman, Solly: 2030.
Bowman, Solomon: 4521.
Bowman, Stanton: 2449.
Bowman, Sybilla (Mrs Tobias): 820.
Bowman, T.E.: 333.
Bowman, Tobias, Rev.: 3316.
Bowman, W.H.: 2983, 4380.
Bowman, W.R.: 1688.
Bowman, Walter: 2714.
-Bowman, Wendell: 18, 740, 2114,
2120, 4214, 4266, 4437, 4456.
Bowman, Wilhelmina: 1914.
Bowyer, Henry: 2470, 4454.
Bowyer, Melvin: 3620.
Boyd, Anne Inglis: 1265.
Boyd, Daniel T.: 4015, 4233.
Boyd Family: 4470.
Boyd, G.M.: 1252.
Boyd, James, Rev.: 1165, 1265, 2818,
4470, 4478, 4483, 4484.
Boyd, Keith, Mrs: 4454.
Boyd, Marion K.: 2818.
Boye, Edward H.: 2109, 2120, 4499.
Boye, Edward H., Jr: 2120.
Boye, Ernest: 2120.
Boyer, John: 1877.
Boyer, Jonas: 787.
Boyer, Keith: 4099.
Boyle, David, Dr: 195, 221, 1712.
Boyle, H.: 4278.
Boynton, Charles: 3689.
Brace, Louis: 84.
Bracey, Agnes (Mrs Robert): 4441.
Bracey, E.E.: 4422.
Bracey Family: 4441.
Bracey, Robert: 4441.
Bracht, Balzer: 4525.
Brade, H.: 4104.
Brade, Henry Charles: 4080.
Bradish, Luther: 3908.
Bradley, George: 4103.
Bradley, Henry: 1001.
Bradley, James: 276, 289.
Bradley, Muriel: 3243.
Bradley, W.A., Rev.: 2983, 3656,
3685, 4031, 4299, 4380.
Bradshaw, G.: 4100.
Bradshaw, G.K, Rev.: 3622.
Bradshaw, Marion: 4384.
Braemer, Charles: 4466.
Braendel, Orlando: 4396.
Braendle, Elmer: 1843.
Braendle, John: 1843, 4483.
Braendle, Moses E.: 2818.
Braendle-Zinkann, Lauretta: 1843.
Brager, John: 4079.
Bragg, Harry: 4526.
Braid, Henry C.: 4102.
600
Personal Subject Index
Braithwaite, Gordon: 2179, 3620,
4192.
Brake Family: 769.
Bramm, Elizabeth Wenzel: 1934.
Bramm, George: 1934, 4315.
Bramm, Henry: 4362.
Bramm, Jack: 1934.
Bramm, John: 326, 1934, 2025, 4195,
4315, 4380.
Brand, Abraham: 4517.
Brand, D.H., Rev.: 3495.
Brand, Michael: 2704.
Brandon, Mr: 4080.
Brandt, A.: 4217.
Brandt, Alexander: 4494.
Brandt, F.C.: 1983.
Brandt Family: 4494, 4499.
Brandt, Frederick: 4422.
Brandt, John A: 4494.
Brandt, Michael: 4499.
Brandt, Phillipine Grube (Mrs
William): 892.
Brandt, William: 892.
Brandt, Yost, Rev.: 3525, 3550, 4221,
4525.
Braniff, Allan: 4099.
Braningan, Mary: 3709.
Branscombe, J.A., Rev.: 3414, 3415.
Brant, Catherine: 216.
Brant, John: 280, 2049, 2052.
Brant, Joseph: 188, 193, 213, 216,
224, 250, 256, 259, 271, 280, 282,
283, 294, 299, 300, 303, 326, 332,
333, 517, 555, 673, 1324, 1325,
1627, 1758, 3937, 4202, 4266,
4512, 4513, 4517, 4525.
— Brant, Molly: 4517.
Brattan, Henry: 1796.
Braucht, Eleanor: 1334, 2050.
Brauer, Barthold: 4348, 4362.
Brauer, Mary: 4348, 4362.
Braugardt, Mrs: 4499.
Braun, Casper: 326, 2496, 2843, 3431,
3444, 4298, 4344, 4353, 4371,
4374, 4380.
Braun, Edward: 3702.
Braun Family: 249, 928, 998, 4221.
Braun, George: 928.
Braun, George, Rev.: 3495, 3496.
Braun, Hella Klassen: 3095, 3120,
3137.
Braun, Henry: 3702, 4017, 4380.
Braun, J.L., Rev.: 333, 3514, 3527,
3576, 3577, 3608, 4422.
Braun, Jacob: 998.
Braun, Jacob H.: 928.
Braun, John: 1654, 1977, 2007, 4517,
4521.
Braun, Joseph: 3185.
Braun, Kathrine Bergen (Mrs
George): 928.
Braun, Lily Froese (Mrs Jacob H.):
928.
Braun, Wilhelmina Prankert: 998.
Brauns, Henry: 4255.
Bray, Florence: 1266.
Bray, George: 1205, 1266, 1535, 2983,
4362.
Bray, Jacob: 1266.
Bray, Jane: 1266.
Bray, Murray: 1266, 4348, 4362.
Brayshaw, D.: 4088, 4230, 4233,
4258.
Break, Abraham: 769.
Break, Alma: 4428.
Break, Caroline Cosens (Mrs
Abraham): 769.
Break, David: 2518.
Break Family: 2518.
Break, Gideon: 4444.
Break, Jerry: 4428.
Break, Magdalena: 1639.
Breaven, J.R., Dr: 4031.
Brebeuf, Rev.: 187, 221, 249, 255,
256, 3877.
Brech, Catherine: 2518, 3314.
Brech, Elizabeth: 755.
Brech Family: 713, 719, 720, 2518,
3230, 4455, 4456.
Brech, John: 3314.
Brech, Widow: 713, 720, 769, 1200,
1308, 4448, 4449.
Breckbill, Philip: 599.
Breckenridge, Eleanor: 1401.
Breckenridge, J.C., Mrs: 1400.
Breckenridge, James: 1401.
Breedveld, Peter, Rev.: 3707.
Breek, Adam: 256.
Breek, John: 256.
Breek, Madelina: 256.
Brehler, Jacob: 4525.
Breich, O.: 4278.
Breimer Family: 915.
Breimer, Ivah: 3506.
Breithaupt, AL.: 29, 127, 326, 671,
672, 771, 1179, 1273, 1466, 1483,
1924, 1945, 2519, 2568, 2714,
2818, 3007, 3048, 3490, 3821,
3960, 4080, 4299, 4374, 4380.
Breithaupt, Caroline C. Anthes (Mrs
J.C.): 1187,' 1272, 2723.
Breithaupt, Catharine Hailer (Mrs
Louis): 1, 127, 326, 671, 672, 770,
771, 1269, 1273, 1277, 1278, 1691,
2019, 3495, 3893, 4047, 4380.
Breithaupt, E. Carl: 127, 1273, 1276,
1278, 1929, 2055, 2080, 2086,
4380.
Breithaupt, Emma Devitt (Mrs LJ.):
127, 129, 553, 1187, 1269, 1271,
1273, 1277, 3773, 3863, 3945,
3960, 4136.
Breithaupt, Emma Lillian: 127, 129,
1273, 3798, 4031.
Breithaupt, Evelyn L. (Mrs Parry):
127, 1169.
Breithaupt Family: 129, 243, 658,
671, 672, 681, 770, 771, 772, 773,
1167, 1211, 1268, 1272, 1273,
1275, 1276, 1277, 1863, 2006,
2019, 2519, 2669, 3504, 3506,
4143, 4320, 4324, 4325, 4327,
4360, 4370.
Breithaupt, Fred A.: 2519, 3915,
3923, 3944.
Breithaupt, Gladys: 3230.
Breithaupt, Herbert C., Rev.: 4136.
Breithaupt, J.C.:
1, 326, 671,
, 672,
1169,
1176,
1201,
1272,
1273,
1856,
1863,
1943,
2019,
2519,
2983,
4380.
4023,
4299,
4344,
4374,
Breithaupt, J. Edward: 1169.
Breithaupt, James: 326, 671, 672,
4148.
Breithaupt, James R.: 771, 2049,
3923.
Breithaupt, L.J.: 1, 22, 127, 129, 326,
553, 671, 672, 771, 772, 773, 828,
1168, 1176, 1187, 1201, 1269,
1271, 1273, 1274, 1277, 1811,
1833, 1851, 1857, 1863, 1879,
2019, 2080, 2421, 2495, 2714,
2818, 3007, 3493, 3502, 3815,
3823, 4023, 4056, 4067, 4070,
4114, 4117, 4121, 4123, 4136,
4149, 4292, 4299, 4318, 4362,
4370, 4374, 4380.
Breithaupt, Liborius: 1691, 1863,
2019.
Breithaupt, Louis: 249, 326, 671, 672,
771, 772, 773, 1167, 1169, 1201,
1269, 1273, 1277, 1278, 1672,
1691, 1850, 1855, 1856, 1863,
1974, 2019, 2053, 2056, 2144,
2421, 2519, 2669, 4124, 4159,
4299, 4306, 4348, 4371, 4374,
4377, 4380.
Breithaupt, Louis Orville: 22, 23,
127, 129, 326, 553, 646, 671, 672,
771, 1187, 1201, 1205, 1268, 1271,
Personal Subject Index
601
1273, 1274, 1466, 1758, 1796,
1810, 1836, 1863, 1891, 2014,
2019, 2090, 2497, 2672, 3506,
3968, 4031, 4136, 4140, 4311,
4320, 4332, 4359, 4380, 4467.
Breithaupt, Louis P., Jr: 3923, 4136.
Breithaupt, Louise (Mrs A.L.): 1458.
Breithaupt, Martha Cunningham
Murphy (Mrs W.H.): 22, 1249,
1275, 1278, 3730, 3772, 3773,
3857.
Breithaupt, Martha Edna: 127, 1187,
1267, 1273, 3773, 3798, 4380.
Breithaupt, Melvina: 127.
Breithaupt, Paul Theodore: 127.
Breithaupt, Philip William: 1278.
Breithaupt, Sara Caskey (Mrs L.O.):
1273, 1274, 3923, 4085, 4136,
4327.
Breithaupt, W.H.: 4, 13, 29, 127, 129,
270, 326, 671, 672, 1233, 1249,
1273, 1275, 1278, 1663, 1740,
1857, 2019, 2053, 2056, 2080,
2086, 2367, 2377, 2615, 2616,
2642, 2672, 2714, 3863, 3868,
3902, 3923, 3930, 3932, 3933,
3945, 3956, 3957, 3959, 4023,
4101, 4121, 4149, 4164, 4192,
4286, 4299, 4356, 4374, 4380.
Breithaupt, Walter H.: 1169, 2519,
3923.
Breithaupt, William Walter: 127, 129,
4123.
Breitkopf, Francis, Rev.: 477, 1115,
2815, 3420, 3422, 3423, 3424,
3428, 3431, 3432, 3437, 3439,
3440, 3442, 3444, 3448, 3454,
3455, 3461, 3464, 3465, 3467,
3820, 4380, 4464, 4478.
Brenneman, Barbara Gingerich (Mrs
John S.): 874.
Brenneman, Barbara Litwiller (Mrs
Daniel): 775, 955.
Brenneman, Catharine Kuepfer (Mrs
Peter): 945.
Brenneman, Catherine Schlegel (Mrs
John): 1046.
Brenneman, Catherine Sommer (Mrs
Daniel): 1046, 3364.
Brenneman, Daniel: 763, 775, 955,
1029, 1046, 3364.
Brenneman, David L.: 774.
Brenneman, Elizabeth Zehr (Mrs
David L.): 774.
Brenneman, Elmer: 951.
Brenneman Family: 716, 774, 775,
1029, 1046, 2705, 3364, 4486,
4499.
Brenneman, Henry, Rev.: 797.
Brenneman, Jacob: 774.
Brenneman, Joe: 2798, 3194.
Brenneman, John: 348, 514, 517,
521, 556, 598, 599, 1046, 3364,
4505.
Brenneman, John, Jr: 3364.
Brenneman, John S.: 874.
Brenneman, Lydia Buehler (Mrs
Henry): 797.
Brenneman, Lydia Leonard (Mrs
Jacob): 774.
Brenneman, Magdalena Schultz (Mrs
John, Jr): 3364.
Brenneman, Marie Boshart (Mrs
Daniel): 763.
Brenneman, Peter: 945.
Brenner, Alfred: 1864.
Brenner, Alfred, Mrs: 1864.
Brenner, Anne: 4478.
Brenner, David: 1773.
Brenner Family: 1773, 4478.
Brenner, George: 4474.
Brenner, Jacob: 4514.
Brenner, Jacob, Mrs: 3485.
Brenner, Jeff: 1864.
Brenner, Joe: 4040, 4474.
Brenner, John: 2769, 2815, 4474.
Brenner, L., Rev.: 3574.
Brenner, Rudolph, Rev.: 3527, 3608,
4512, 4521.
Brenner, Walter: 1773.
Brent, Howard: 3839, 4226.
Brent, John: 2880.
Brethour, J. Riley: 2994, 4280.
Brethour, R.: 4278.
Bretz, Benjamin: 3232.
Bretz, Christina Detweiler (Mrs
John): 827.
Bretz Family: 713, 719, 720.
Bretz, Jacob: 256, 713, 720, 1165,
2760, 2766, 3232, 4444, 4458.
Bretz, John: 827.
Bretz, Nancy Gingrich (Mrs
Benjamin): 3232.
Brewer, J.H.: 4258.
Brewin, F. Andrew: 1927.
Brewster,
A.J.:
1186,
1292,
1583,
1729,
2717,
2736,
2760,
2763,
2797,
2818,
2994,
3644,
3744,
4010,
4282.
4255,
4271,
4275,
4277,
Brewster Family:
4425.
Brewster, Hazel Kribs: 1186.
Brewster, Jackson: 4278, 4289.
Brewster, Margaret Brydon: 1186,
2717, 2760.
Brewster, Violet: 3744.
Brewster, Winfield: 509, 553, 674,
1186, 2760, 3744, 4031, 4271,
4272, 4274, 4277, 4278, 4282,
4285, 4291.
Brezina, Frederick: 4099.
Brezing, J., Rev.: 3525.
Brice, Albert: 3709.
Brick Family: 4499.
Brick, Harry, Rev.: 3464.
Brick, Nicholas: 2447.
Brick, Peter: 3419, 4499.
Bricker, Aaron: 1, 326, 1915, 3631,
3632, 3633, 4127, 4298, 4374,
4380.
Bricker, Abraham: 899.
Bricker, Abram: 897, 2379.
Bricker, Amos: 4158.
Bricker, Annie Erb: 275, 3925.
Bricker, Austin: 13.
Bricker, Benjamin: 739, 1165.
Bricker, Catherine: 846, 1347.
Bricker, Catherine Hallman (Mrs
Abraham): 899.
Bricker, Clifford: 4233.
Bricker, Cyrus: 2379, 2609.
Bricker, D.S.: 2775.
Bricker, David: 2379, 4203, 4428.
Bricker, Elizabeth: 1612, 2001, 3097,
3773.
Bricker, Elizabeth Cress: 778, 779,
780, 781, 1308.
Bricker, Elizabeth Cress (Mrs John
C.): 778, 781.
Bricker, Ephraim: 1915.
Bricker, Esther Bechtel (Mrs
Benjamin): 739.
Bricker, F.D., Mrs: 3798.
Bricker Family: 2, 252, 713, 719, 720,
777, 778, 779, 781, 782, 813, 970,
971, 973, 1087, 1773, 3251, 3335,
3925, 4433, 4454.
Bricker, George: 2714, 4104, 4422.
Bricker, Harold: 2775.
Bricker, Henry: 1007.
Bricker, Isaac: 776.
Bricker, Jacob: 1, 333, 776, 778,
1165, 1574, 1654, 1855, 2001,
2021, 2379, 4405, 4408, 4422,
4461, 4477, 4499.
Bricker, Jacob C.: 778.
Bricker, John: 255, 256, 264, 271,
275, 326, 514, 517, 628, 690, 713,
720, 778, 1358, 2097, 2441, 2572,
3097, 3438, 3925, 4184, 4380,
4435, 4437, 4455, 4456, 4478.
602
Personal Subject Index
' Bricker, John C.: 778, 781, 1139,
1205, 4422.
- Bricker, John G.: 4056, 4214.
Bricker, Levi: 1654, 2001, 2021, 4525.
Bricker, Lydia Snyder (Mrs Isaac):
776.
Bricker, M.M.: 3960.
Bricker, Mary: 1612.
Bricker, Mary Greenfelder (Mrs
Jacob C.): 778.
Bricker, Menno: 1165.
Bricker, Milton: 3328.
Bricker, Moses: 3870, 4499.
- Bricker, Nancy: 804, 1652.
Bricker, Oliver: 2756.
~ Bricker, Peter: 776, 778, 779, 780,
781, 2001, 2732.
Bricker, Ranee: 3748.
Bricker, Rebecca Eby (Mrs Samuel):
275, 1358, 4034.
Bricker, S.B.: 1, 3034, 3042, 3767.
Bricker, Sallie Wideman (Mrs John
C.): 778, 781, 1139.
» Bricker, Samuel: 4, 22, 188, 224, 255,
258, 265, 270, 271, 275, 287, 292,
294, 307, 326, 332, 516, 517, 538,
539, 541, 543, 555, 593, 628, 671,
713, 720, 758, 759, 776, 1291,
1346, 1357, 1358, 1773, 2097,
2551, 2572, 2728, 2941, 3275,
3870, 3893, 3895, 4034, 4319,
4380, 4435, 4437, 4453, 4455,
4456, 4464, 4517.
Bricker, Sheldon: 3278.
- Bricker, Susannah Erb (Mrs Peter):
776.
Bricker, William R.: 1195.
Brickman, A.O., Rev: 3702.
Brickman, James, Rev.: 3702.
Brickman, Jim: 1861.
Brickman, W.E., Rev.: 4380.
Brickner, Henry: 4371.
Bridge, A.G.: 4275.
Bridge, Mae: 3713.
Bridle, Augustus: 326.
Bridle, Helen: 2594.
Brierley, Alice, Mrs: 4397.
Brigden, Fred H.: 3110.
Brigdon, J.E.: 4103.
Bright, Barbara: 1500.
Brighton, Aaron: 742.
Brighton, Amy Willson: 1149.
Brighton, Catherine Hymmen (Mrs
Aaron): 742.
Brighton Family: 742.
Brighton, L.: 2399.
Brighton, Victor R.: 2449.
Brightrall, H.C.: 4382.
Brill, Harold, Rev.: 3527, 3550, 3573,
4521.
Brill, M.L., Miss: 2714.
Brill, Peter: 3674.
Brill, William D.: 13, 1190, 1201,
1205, 4422.
Brillinger, Otto A., Rev.: 3539.
Brimner, James: 4079.
Brimstone, Thomas: 1165.
Brink, Catherine Bricker (Mrs
George): 778, 780.
Brink Family: 778.
Brink, George: 778, 780.
Brinzer, Casper: 4372.
Brinzer, Urban: 4372.
Briquet, Marguerite Roberte: 1185.
Briscoe, R.A.: 4080, 4088, 4246.
Briscoe, R., Mrs: 3838.
Briscoe, Ross D.: 4080, 4102.
Brister, William: 4015.
Bristol, F.E.: 4104.
Bristol, W.O., Rev.: 3414, 3415.
Bristow, Edward: 3, 315, 1569, 2109,
2116, 2120, 2128, 2410, 2482,
3628, 4220, 4225, 4513, 4523,
4524, 4525.
Bristow Family: 4221.
Bristow, Frank: 4525.
Bristow, John: 4222, 4513, 4525.
Bristow, Walter: 4221, 4222.
Britton, Mr: 3669, 4080.
Brix, Frank: 4273.
Broadwell, E.R.: 4102.
Brock, Antoinette Holle: 3031.
Brock, Isaac, Rev.: 3469, 3481.
Brock, Thomas, Rev.: 3622.
Brock, William: 1165, 3660.
Brockelman, E., Dr: 2899.
Brodey, Isaac: 4349.
Brodhaecker, Orville: 3761.
Brodie, Alexander: 1975.
Brodie, Alexander W.: 2005, 2379,
4271, 4275, 4286.
Brodie, John: 3668.
Brodie, John, Mrs: 3668.
Brodie, John W.: 4473.
Brodie, Robert: 2005, 2379.
Brodrecht, J.H.R., Dr: 4382.
Brogden James: 1165, 1861, 1983.
Brohman, C.W., Rev.: 2815.
Brohman, Catherine Lauber (Mrs
Gottlieb): 3444.
Brohman, Clem: 4428.
Brohman Family: 276, 477, 783,
1773, 4443.
Brohman, George: 1773.
Brohman, George, Rev.: 3442, 3461,
3464, 4474, 4478.
Brohman, Gottlieb: 783, 3444, 3467,
4464.
Brohman, Joseph: 783, 4464.
Brohman, Joseph L.: 1165.
Brohman, Leonard: 1135.
Brohman, Magdalena: 3444.
Brohman, Mathias: 4464.
Brokenshire, Elizabeth: 3709.
Bromley, A.W.: 1846, 2080, 4023.
Bromley, Graham: 4015.
Brooks, Margaret: 1204.
Brooks, W.: 4263.
Broome, A.E., Dr: 1186, 1322, 1623,
1758, 3863, 3876, 3877, 3889,
3900, 3914, 3915, 3916, 3929,
3942, 3943, 3944, 3945.
Broome, A.E., Mrs: 3900, 3915, 3916.
Broomfield, J.A., Mrs: 3838.
Broomfield, Mr: 2379.
Broomfield, Robert: 3665.
Brose, Harold, Rev.: 3525, 3527,
3573, 3608, 4512, 4521.
Broughton, Thomas: 2843.
Brower, Abraham: 3813.
Brower, Daniel: 3813.
Brower, Ephraim: 2760, 3813.
Brower Family: 713, 719, 720.
Brower, Henry: 275, 4393, 4394.
Brower, Henry, Sr: 3813.
Brown, Adam: 2073, 4195.
Brown, Alice: 1281.
Brown, Andrew: 4526.
Brown, Andrew, Mrs: 3669.
Brown, Arthur: 4103.
Brown, August W.: 3636.
Brown, August W., Mrs: 3636.
Brown, B.H.: 4217, 4226.
Brown, Ben: 3180.
Brown, Bernice F.: 2120.
Brown, Bessie: 3718.
Brown, C.F.: 4349, 4350, 4380.
Brown, C.L., Miss: 2748.
Brown, Carrie: 1281, 4499.
Brown, Charles D.: 1281, 3470, 3474,
3476, 3623, 4499, 4505.
Brown, Charles D., Mrs: 3470.
Brown, Daniel: 4473.
Brown, David: 2760, 3745, 4225.
Brown, Dr: 3183, 4485.
Brown, Edward, Mrs: 3936.
Brown, Elizabeth Wames: 1281.
Brown, Esther Boese: 3599.
Brown, Everard: 1281.
Brown, Ezra: 4078.
Brown, F.J., Mrs: 2041.
Personal Subject Index
603
Brown Family: 458, 714, 1279, 1898,
1910, 4473.
Brown, Frank: 2714.
Brown, Frank R.: 3631, 4104.
Brown, Frederick: 1165.
Brown, Frederick, Rev.: 1281, 3474.
Brown, G.P., Dr: 4062.
Brown, George: 1693, 1722, 1723,
2120, 4188.
Brown, Gordon: 3713.
Brown, Grant: 3050.
Brown, H.G.: 2120.
Brown, H.R.D.: 3470.
Brown, H.R.D., Mrs: 3470.
Brown, Harry W.: 1280, 2710, 2714,
2818, 2821, 2843, 2983, 3102,
3903, 3945, 3959, 4299, 4374,
4380.
Brown, Hazel: 2443.
Brown, Helen: 3031.
Brown, Herbert: 2760.
Brown, J.E.: 2120.
Brown, J.G., "Jack": 1182, 1201, 3793,
4112.
Brown, J.J., Rev.: 2701.
Brown, J.P., Dr: 1165.
Brown, J.P., Mrs: 1404.
Brown, Jacob B.: 1165.
Brown, James: 843, 1165, 2399, 3001,
3948, 4099, 4230, 4490, 4496,
4499, 4505, 4506.
Brown, Jane Dryden: 841, 843.
Brown, Janie: 1281.
Brown, Jean: 2798.
Brown, John: 1940, 1941, 2080, 2736,
2760, 2843, 3631, 3632, 3663,
4117, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Brown, John H., Dr: 1171.
Brown, John M.: 2818.
Brown, K.C.: 4103.
Brown, Laura: 4426.
Brown, Leander: 294, 4195.
Brown, Lillian Brubacher: 1280.
Brown, Lloyd: 1838, 2012.
Brown, Mabel: 1281.
Brown, Marian I.: 4178.
Brown, Martha: 2775.
Brown, Marvin K: 4099.
Brown, Mary Mitchell (Mrs William):
3852.
Brown, Miss: 2179, 4067.
Brown, Mr: 1974, 4193.
Brown, Nellie: 2760.
Brown, Peter: 1453.
Brown, Philip: 4103.
Brown, R.C.: 4104.
Brown, R.G.: 1796.
Brown, R.R.: 4080.
Brown, Richard: 804, 1279.
Brown, Robert: 2783.
Brown, Robert G.: 3761.
Brown, Tom: 1281.
Brown, W.C.: 4220.
Brown, William: 1993, 2109, 2120,
3320, 4014, 4079, 4371, 4372,
4466, 4478.
Brown, William, Mrs: 1189.
Brown, William, Rev.: 4380.
Brownall, Stephen, Rev.: 3669.
Browne, J.: 4104, 4433.
Brownell, D.E., Rev.: 3636.
Browning, Albert: 3713.
Brownlee, Frances, Miss: 2801.
Brownlee, Mr: 3413.
Brownlee, Robert J.: 1165.
Brownsburger, Ruth Wamboldt (Mrs
Samuel): 2760.
Brox, Caroline Randall (Mrs Louis):
784.
Brox, Eldon: 4099.
Brox Family: 712, 784, 4518.
Brox, H.L., Rev.: 3501.
Brox, Helen: 2775.
Brox, Jacob: 784.
Brox, Katharina Ziegler (Mrs Jacob):
784.
Brox, Louis: 784.
Brox, William: 1795, 4225, 4518.
Brubacher, Aaron: 4521.
Brubacher, Abraham: 794, 3321.
Brubacher, Abraham B.: 789.
Brubacher, Abraham H.: 794.
Brubacher, Abraham S.: 3321.
Brubacher, Albert: 2195, 3164.
Brubacher, Almeta Good (Mrs
Menno): 882.
Brubacher, Alvin: 2195.
Brubacher, Alvin, Mrs: 1594.
Brubacher, Amos M.: 794.
Brubacher, Amos, Mrs: 3243.
.-Brubacher, Anna: 786, 3319, 3910.
— Brubacher, Anna Martin (Mrs Jacob
S.): 3321.
Brubacher, Annie W.: 3321.
Brubacher, Anson B.: 791.
Brubacher, Barbara: 794, 3134.
Brubacher, Barbara Brubacher (Mrs
John M.): 789.
Brubacher, Barbara Steiner (Mrs
John M.): 789.
Brubacher, Benjamin: 3930, 3956.
Brubacher, C.: 2195, 2828, 2829.
Brubacher, C.J.: 4422.
Brubacher, Calvin B.: 789, 794.
Brubacher, Carmen: 3243.
Brubacher, Catherine: 755, 3243,
4380.
Brubacher, Catherine Martin: 785,
789, 790.
Brubacher, Catherine (Mrs John W.):
3321.
Brubacher, Chris: 2760.
Brubacher, Christian M.: 794.
Brubacher, Cranson E.: 789, 794.
Brubacher, Daniel: 3321.
Brubacher, Daniel G.: 392.
Brubacher, Daniel M.: 789, 969,
1165, 3298, 3321.
Brubacher, David: 2098, 2829.
Brubacher, Donald W.: 4099.
Brubacher, Elias: 785, 3968, 4499.
Brubacher, Elias S.: 793.
Brubacher, Elizabeth Beeshy (Mrs
Daniel M.): 789.
Brubacher, Elizabeth Bowman (Mrs
Peter): 785, 789, 794.
Brubacher, Elizabeth Burkhart (Mrs
John): 786, 789.
Brubacher, Elmer: 2829.
Brubacher, Emerson: 1953.
Brubacher, Eva: 785.
- Brubacher Family: 252, 277, 562,
713, 719, 720, 785, 786, 787, 788,
789, 790, 791, 792, 793, 794, 795,
796, 959, 1137, 1139, 2562, 2829,
4221, 4441, 4478, 4512, 4521.
Brubacher, Franklin: 4448.
Brubacher, George: 3327.
Brubacher, Glenn: 4521.
Brubacher, Glenn, Rev.: 4512.
Brubacher, H.: 2117.
- Brubacher, Hans: 786, 794.
Brubacher, Henry: 256, 713, 720,
785, 1165, 1358, 1637, 2055, 4499,
4513, 4517.
Brubacher, Henry M.: 785, 789, 794,
2379.
Brubacher, I.E.: 4521.
Brubacher, Isaac: 1165, 3320.
Brubacher, Isaac E.: 3328.
Brubacher, Isaac M.: 794.
Brubacher, Israel: 2195, 3050, 4220.
-- Brubacher, Jacob: 622, 785, 846,
1353, 2828, 2829, 3321, 4458,
4525.
Brubacher, Jacob B.: 794, 795.
Brubacher, Jacob M.: 789, 2379.
Brubacher, Jacob S.: 786, 3321.
Brubacher, James: 3243.
- Brubacher, John: 622, 713, 720, 786,
787, 793, 846, 1628, 1747, 3321,
604
Personal Subject Index
4371, 4380.
Brubacher, John E.: 794, 1165, 2525.
Brubacher, John H.: 794, 1165.
Brubacher, John, Jr: 4525.
Brubacher, John M.: 789, 794.
Brubacher, John S.: 713, 720, 786,
789, 3319, 4517, 4524.
Brubacher, John, Sr: 4525.
Brubacher, John W.: 785, 789, 790,
794, 2379, 3321, 4473, 4524.
Brubacher, Joseph G.: 794.
Brubacher, Kenneth: 4518.
Brubacher, Laura: 2195.
Brubacher, Leah: 1017.
Brubacher, Leah Sittler (Mrs
Abraham B.): 789.
Brubacher, Levi, Mrs: 3243.
Brubacher, Lloyd: 4102.
Brubacher, Lome: 1774.
Brubacher, Magdalena Allgeier (Mrs
Henry M.): 785.
Brubacher, Magdalena Bowman (Mrs
Anson B.): 791.
Brubacher, Magdalena Brubacher
(Mrs Michael M.): 789.
Brubacher, Magdalena Eby (Mrs
Jacob M.): 789.
Brubacher, Margaret: 4226.
Brubacher, Margaret (Mrs Ray):
3243.
Brubacher, Margaretta Allgeier (Mrs
Henry M.): 785.
Brubacher, Maria: 3321.
Brubacher, Marie: 2195.
Brubacher, Mary: 846, 1347, 1350,
3402.
Brubacher, Matthew: 3243.
Brubacher, Menno: 882.
Brubacher, Michael: 785, 789, 3243,
3321.
Brubacher, Michael B.: 789.
Brubacher, Moses: 1165, 4521.
Brubacher, Moses, Rev.: 4512.
Brubacher, Nancy: 1628, 2039.
Brubacher, Noah: 2195.
Brubacher, Noah M.: 1844.
Brubacher, Nora: 602, 1197.
Brubacher, Norman: 2195.
Brubacher, Olive: 602.
Brubacher, Peter: 785, 789, 794.
Brubacher, Ralph: 3839.
Brubacher, Ray: 3241, 3243.
Brubacher, Robert: 2829.
Brubacher, Roy: 4441.
Brubacher, S.A.: 4223.
Brubacher, Samuel: 786, 2421, 3321.
Brubacher, Simeon: 2449, 4299.
Brubacher, Simon: 4034.
Brubacher, Solly: 2714.
Brubacher, Solomon: 2039, 2195,
3074.
Brubacher, Stanley: 3313.
Brubacher, Stella: 3390.
Brubacher, Susanna: 256, 1353, 1358,
3143.
Brubacher, Susanna Erb (Mrs John):
255, 256, 275, 622, 846, 3864,
4380.
Brubacher, Veronica: 755, 3126, 3134.
Brubacher, Veronica Martin (Mrs
Michael B.): 789.
Brubacher, Widow: 622.
Brubacher, William: 2011.
Brubaker, Daniel S.: 786.
- Brubaker Family: 786, 792.
Brubaker, Irwin: 348.
Brubaker, Jacob S.: 786.
Brubaker, John: 348.
Brubaker, Samuel: 3254.
Bruce, Dave: 4273.
Bruce, Elizabeth M.: 250, 1282, 3773,
4031.
Bruce, George: 2424.
Bruce, George A.: 1282, 3042, 3754.
Bruce, John: 2424.
Bruce, Margaret: 3767, 4031.
Bruce, Mrs: 2776.
Bruce, Robert, Rev.: 3669.
Bruce, Thomas: 1165.
Bruder, A.C.: 4034.
Bruder, C.J.: 1283, 3054.
Bruder, Charles: 2144, 3044, 4362.
Bruder Family: 276, 477, 1016, 4443.
Bruebacker Family: 4436.
Brueckner, Oscar: 1165.
Bruegeman, John: 1.
Bruegeman, Kathryn: 2166.
Bruegmann, C.E., Rev.: 3519.
Brule, Etienne: 187.
Brunck, Charles J., Rev.: 3465.
Brundrett, Ewart: 4023.
Brunk, David: 1936.
Brunk, Lawrence: 3243.
Brunner, M.: 2818.
Brunner, Wendell: 4371.
Brunzelow, Arnold: 1871.
Bryan, William A.: 3828, 4015.
Bryant, Charles F.: 1693.
Bryant, E.: 2840.
Bryant, Emily Barbara Ure: 1693.
Bryant, Emily Josepha: 1693.
Bryant, John E.: 1287, 2720, 2733,
2862, 2863.
Bryant, John Watson: 1693.
Bryant, W.C., Rev.: 3479.
Bryce, Frank: 3760.
Bryce, Hannah: 3665.
Bryden, David: 332.
Bryden, R.: 2828, 2829.
Brydges, C.J.: 4393.
Brydon, Archibald: 729, 2994, 4286.
Brydon, David: 2717, 2760, 2765.
Brydon Family: 4199, 4425, 4433,
4436.
Brydon, Janet: 2717.
Brydon, John: 4079.
Brydon, Margaret: 2717.
Brydon, Mary: 2717.
Brydon, Robert: 2591, 2736, 2763,
2797, 2818, 4195.
Brydon, Thomas: 312, 4458.
Brydon, Walter: 1741, 3665.
Brydon, William: 1165.
Brydone, James Marr: 257, 262.
Buchan, Robert: 4195.
Buchanan, Alexander: 2128, 3636,
3978, 4040, 4198, 4229, 4266.
Buchanan Family: 4212.
Buchanan, Florence Dolph: 1334,
2050.
Buchanan, Harris: 4246.
Buchanan, Isaac: 2055, 2073.
Buchanan, J.C.: 4390.
Buchanan, John: 690, 4198, 4202,
4214, 4521.
Buchanan, Mary: 1188.
Buchanan, Percy: 3636.
Buchanan, Peter: 4525.
Buchanan, Theron: 1, 20, 1165, 1166,
2200, 3636, 4214, 4299.
Buchanan, V.M.: 2014.
Buchanan, W.J.V., Rev.: 3650, 3676,
3695.
Bucheidt Family: 2704, 4499.
Bucheidt, Jacob: 4499.
Bucheidt, Nicholas: 4499.
Bucher, George: 4031.
Buchhaupt, George: 4299.
Buchhaupt, J.G.: 2808, 4075.
Buchhaupt, John: 3815.
Buchholtz Family: 636.
Buchner, Eldon, Dr: 4061.
Buchstenstein, G., Rev.: 3574.
Buck, Carl: 2535, 4500.
Buck, Clara: 1197.
Buck Family: 757.
Buck, George: 1189.
Buck, George, Mrs: 3685, 3693.
Buck, John: 4499.
Buck, Roy: 1197.
Buck, Terry, Mrs: 2701.
Personal Subject Index
605
Buck, Theodore: 13.
Buck, William: 1948, 4100, 4382.
Buckberrough, D.: 3767.
Buckel, John: 4499.
Buckler, Lucy: 270.
Buckley, A.A.: 4422.
Buckley, C.F.: 4422.
Buckley, Louis, Rev.: 3702.
Bucknell, John: 3474.
Buckner, Rose: 2775.
Buckwalter, Abraham: 787.
Buckwell, Mr: 4506.
Budd, Richard F.: 4499.
Buddell, Percy: 1845.
Buddell, William: 4100.
Budnick, Nicholas: 4099.
Buehler, Abraham: 333, 797, 2001,
4422.
Buehler, Abraham Z.: 797.
Buehler, Alice: 3243.
Buehler, Allan M.: 523, 524, 1777,
1790, 4478.
Buehler, Amsey: 2775.
Buehler, Ella Baer (Mrs John): 797.
Buehler Family: 711, 797, 4221.
Buehler, John: 797, 3612, 4461.
Buehler, Julian Beatty (Mrsz
Abraham Z.): 797.
Buehler, Lavina Bauman (Mrs
William): 736.
Buehler, Leah Brubacher (Mrs
Urias): 797.
Buehler, Ludwig, Rev.: 3612.
Buehler, Magdalena Ringler (Mrs
Abraham): 797.
Buehler, Nancy Moyer (Mrs
Abraham): 797.
Buehler, Norman: 3243.
Buehler, Urias: 797.
Buehler, Xavier: 3465.
Buehlow, Arthur F., Rev.: 3525,
3609.
Buell, W.G., Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Buerge, Elizabeth Grieser (Mrs
Jacob): 763.
Buerge Family: 763.
Buerge, Jacob: 763.
Buettner, William, Rev.: 3527, 3576,
3608.
Bugg, Alfred: 2138.
Bugg, James: 4040.
Bugg, William: 1165.
Buhr, Martin: 3774.
Bulgin, Julia: 4225.
Bullas, Humphrey: 4349.
Bullas, Jack: 4349.
Bullas, Joseph: 4349.
Bullas, Roy: 3044, 3923.
Buller, Jacob: 1637.
Bullick, H.L.: 4104.
Bullions, Alexander, Rev.: 332, 3667,
3687, 3689, 4202.
Bullock, Charles L.: 2484.
Bullock Family: 2085, 4454.
Bullock, Frederick: 2700.
Bullock, George: 2700.
Bulmer, Art: 1885.
Bulmer Family: 4477.
Bulmer, Robinson, Jr: 2120, 4468.
Bundy Family: 4470.
Bundy, William A.: 690.
Bunion, James: 1007.
Bunyon, Veronica: 2815.
Burback, Joseph: 4474.
Burchatzki, Caroline Zurbuchen:
4491.
Burchatzki Family: 2704.
Burchell, Peter: 2787.
Burckey, Jacob: 556.
Burgener, Christian: 1936.
Burger, Gertrude: 3771.
Burgess, George: 4230, 4233, 4315.
Burgess, Harold G.: 4104.
Burgess, T.: 4104.
Burke, John: 2756.
Burke, Margaret: 2714.
Burke, Mr: 4477.
Burke, R.T., Rev.: 3433, 3442.
Burke, Susan: 2537, 3946.
Burkhard, Anna Gingerich (Mrs
Peter G.): 799.
Burkhard, Barbara Good (Mrs Peter):
798, 799.
Burkhard, Elizabeth Gingerich (Mrs
Joseph): 799, 800.
Burkhard Family: 562, 713, 719, 720,
798, 799, 801.
Burkhard, Joseph: 799, 800.
Burkhard, Peter: 713, 720, 798, 799.
Burkhard, Peter G.: 799.
Burkhard, Sarah Sitler (Mrs Joseph):
800.
Burkhardt, Anna: 3134, 3143, 3271.
Burkhardt, Christian: 3099.
Burkhart, Enoch: 800.
Burkhart Family: 800, 801.
Burkhart, Hannah Eby (Mrs Enoch):
800.
Burkhart, Joseph: 4524.
Burkhart, Peter: 514.
Burkholder, B., Miss: 2728.
Burkholder, Benjamin: 1, 85, 96, 109,
110, 294, 611, 664, 1358, 2421,
2470, 2700, 2766, 2780, 2781,
2818, 4380, 4407, 4422, 4441.
Burkholder, Christian: 256, 713, 720.
Burkholder, D.R.: 4099.
Burkholder, Daniel: 4448, 4458, 4461.
Burkholder, Daniel, Mrs: 4422.
Burkholder, Ezra: 2714.
Burkholder Family: 252, 713, 719,
720, 813, 4454.
Burkholder, Helen Witmer (Mrs
Joseph): 3402.
Burkholder, Isaac E.: 4448.
Burkholder, Joseph, Dr: 3402.
Burkholder, L.J.: 517, 2731, 3309,
3322.
Burkholder, Mary Reesor (Mrs
Oscar): 3365.
Burkholder, Moses: 4448.
Burkholder, Mr: 4423, 4429.
Burkholder, Oscar: 1180, 3246, 3299,
3309, 3313, 3314, 3774, 3837.
Burkholder, Samuel: 2460, 2562,
3494, 3503, 4422.
Burmester, Rev.: 3616.
Burnett, Alexander: 2986, 3636, 4202,
4240, 4248, 4266.
Burnett, Andrew: 2120, 3650.
Burnett Family: 4470, 4513, 4514.
Burnett, George: 2120, 2450.
Burnett, Gordon: 2807.
Burnett, H.: 4278.
Burnett, James: 3669, 4525.
Burnett, John: 2379, 2449, 2450,
3608, 4428.
Burnett, Robert: 3669.
Burnett, Samuel, Mrs: 3669.
Burnett, Walter, Mrs: 3636.
Burnham, Arthur, Rev.: 3417.
Burnham, B.: 4422.
Burnhardt, Ignatz: 4393.
Bums, David: 2869.
Bums, David, Rev.: 3506.
Bums, J.D.: 3816.
Burns, Jack: 1895.
Bums, James J.: 4099.
Burns, Nelson, Rev.: 3622.
Burr, J. Earl, Rev.: 3623.
Burridge, Kathryn: 593.
Burritt, Elihu: 1639.
Burrows, C.: 4278.
Burrows, G.A.: 4428.
Burrows, Joseph: 2120.
Burrows, R.: 4265.
Burry, George, Rev.: 3640.
Bursey, Alfred C.: 4104.
Burt, P.M.: 2122.
Burt, Thomas M.: 2055, 2080, 2086,
4380.
606
Personal Subject Index
Burt, W., Dr: 4246.
Burtch, Albert: 4015.
Burtch, J.W.: 4104.
Burton Family: 4436.
Burton, Frederick: 3709.
Burton, I., Mrs: 1204.
Burton, Jimmy: 1937.
Burton, John, Mrs: 4436.
Burton, Leonard: 1188, 1755, 4436,
4456.
Burton, Vera Totzke: 3031.
Burwell, Mahlon: 261, 283, 2049.
Burwell, Thomas: 3663.
Bury, J.: 4499.
Busby, Lieut: 4265.
Busby, T.I.G.: 4266.
Busch, Charles, Jr: 2769.
Busch, Frank: 4474.
Busch, Jacob: 2769.
Busch, Lillian: 4474.
Busch, Nicolas: 2769, 2815.
Buschert, Chester: 3402, 4428.
Buschert, Edna Snyder (Mrs
Chester): 1186, 3402.
Bushby, John: 3499.
Busier, Margaret Busier: 1169.
Butcher, A.E.: 4080.
Butcher, Edward: 4102.
Butler, George: 1165.
Butler, John: 188.
Butler, John, Rev.: 4290.
Butler, Keith: 4117.
Butler, Maggie: 2179.
Butler, Miss: 3773.
Byce, P., Rev.: 3466.
Bye, Annie: 4048.
Byerly, A.E.: 1549.
Byers, I.L.: 2700.
Byham, Miss: 2788.
Byrens, James: 1519.
Byssang Family: 4478.
Byssang, Ludovick: 4478.
Cabral, Manuel: 695, 697, 698, 700.
Caddick, Frank: 3031.
Cadwell, William: 1967, 1968, 1969.
Caesmann, A., Rev.: 4380.
Caga, Sister M.: 2818, 3431, 4380.
Cain, Claude: 2050.
Cain, John: 332, 1936, 1963, 4255.
Caines, Edward: 4103.
Caird, Mary Robena: 1300.
Caird, Robert: 1300.
Caimes, Ada: 2818, 2843, 3007, 4318,
4380.
Caimes, Mary: 2714, 2748.
Caimes, W.: 32, 326, 4298, 4374,
4380.
Cairns, John: 2767, 2828, 2829.
Cajone, Horace, Rev.: 3432, 3463.
Calder, Archibald: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Calder, James: 458.
Calder, W.C.: 4451.
Calder, W.C., Mrs: 2775.
Calder, William: 458.
Caldwell, Agnes: 3665.
Caldwell, Andrew: 4461.
Caldwell, David: 1165, 3660, 3663.
Caldwell, Gavin: 3660.
Caldwell, Gavin, Mrs: 3660.
Caldwell, James: 3660.
Caldwell, John: 4263, 4437.
Caldwell, Mr: 3724.
Cale, Gordon: 4225.
Call, George Walter: 4103.
Callan, Edward: 4080, 4103.
Calwell, Thomas: 4079.
Cameron, A.: 304.
Cameron, Bethia: 3650.
Cameron, Charles: 4466.
Cameron, David, Rev.: 3263.
Cameron, Duncan: 282.
Cameron, Ewan: 1187.
Cameron, H.D.: 2786.
Cameron, Hugh: 4104.
Cameron, Isabel: 1296.
Cameron, J.C.A., Judge: 1894.
Cameron, J.M.: 4246.
Cameron, J.S.: 2720.
Cameron, Letitia I.: 2983.
Cameron, Mina: 2701, 3650.
Cameron, Nan: 2748.
Cameron, Nina: 4177.
Cameron, P.C., Rev.: 4380.
Camidge, Charles: 2714, 2818, 4380.
Campbell, Alexander B., Dr: 4380.
Campbell, Alston: 1822.
Campbell, Andrew: 804.
Campbell, C.D.: 4080.
Campbell, Clifford M., Rev.: 3643.
Campbell, Craig A.: 2340.
Campbell, Donald M.: 4395.
Campbell, Edward: 1895.
Campbell Family: 4212, 4483.
Campbell, G.E., Dr: 1, 691, 1845.
Campbell, Grace: 2748.
Campbell, Isabel: 752.
Campbell, J.: 4233.
Campbell, J. James: 4204.
Campbell, Jack: 4233.
Campbell, John: 308, 3839, 4079,
4217, 4220, 4225, 4230, 4478.
Campbell, John B.: 4470.
Campbell, John D.: 302, 4266.
Campbell, John James: 4103.
Campbell, Major: 3470.
Campbell, Mr: 279, 4480.
Campbell, Noel, Mrs: 1189.
Campbell, Peter: 1165.
Campbell, Rachel: 1197.
Campbell, Rev.: 3480, 3643.
Campbell, Robert: 1740, 3474.
Campbell, Robert, Rev.: 3667, 3669.
Campbell, Thomas M., Jr: 1909.
Campbell, Thomas S., Rev.: 1509,
2938, 3468, 3873, 4380.
Campbell, W.H., Rev.: 3496.
Campbell, Walter: 1894.
Campbell, William: 2061, 2120.
Campbell, William Wilfred: 22, 128,
1509, 2441, 2938, 2950, 2952,
2959, 3873, 4380.
Campian, Rev.: 3433.
Canby, Benjamin: 250, 282.
Canning, E.S.: 3482.
Canning, Margaret, Mrs: 3771.
Canning, Robert: 3, 4103, 4523.
Cant, Adam: 3663.
Cant, Christie Ferguson: 1374.
Cant, Hugh: 1284, 1374, 1806, 2777,
3873, 4229, 4243, 4246, 4250,
4266.
Cant, John: 1285.
Cant, Margaret Veitch (Mrs John):
1285.
Cantle, Louise Schaefer: 4491.
Capiga, Joseph, Rev.: 3437, 3820.
Capling, Cecil: 1953.
Capling, Milton Lewis: 4103.
Capreol, F.C.: 84.
Capron, Hiram: 282, 4266.
Capron, Joseph: 4230.
Capwell, A.S.: 326, 4132.
Carbert, Barbara: 4225.
Carbert, Corrine: 4225.
Carbert, J., Rev.: 3643.
Carbert, Millie: 4225.
Carbert, Muriel: 4226.
Carbett, Dr: 4220.
Carcutta, F.: 4422.
Card, James: 2700, 4439.
Card, W.D.: 4263.
Cardillo, Dominic: 4168.
Cardinal, Clive von: 671, 672.
Cardinal, George: 1796, 2948.
Cardy, James: 4230.
Carey, Charles E.: 4102.
Carl, Thomas M.: 4053.
Carlisle, Elizabeth: 804, 809.
Carlyle, Florence: 1200.
Personal Subject Index
607
Carlyle, Thomas: 78.
Carlyle, William: 2786.
Carmichael, D., Dr: 1171.
Carmichael, Elizabeth Jackson: 1286.
Carmichael, Elva Schneider: 1286.
Carmichael, John F.: 1286, 2748,
2818, 2843, 2851, 2852, 2983,
3863, 4380.
Carmichael, Rev.: 2, 3481.
Cam, John: 3815.
Carnegie, Andrew: 2969, 2975, 2986,
2989, 3004.
Carney, Thomas: 4079.
Camochan, Edna: 4225.
Camochan Family: 4470.
Camochan, Janet: 1324.
Carol, Michael: 4079.
Carpenter, John: 4103.
Carr, C.B., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Carradice, John: 4103.
Carrick, Alexander: 690.
Carrick Family: 3908.
Carrick, Janet Harvie (Mrs Robert):
905.
Carrick, Robert: 690, 905, 4198, 4202,
4214.
Carrol, J.: 4080, 4102.
Carroll Family: 4422, 4455, 4456.
Carroll, J.A.: 2807.
Carroll, Levi: 326, 4371, 4380.
Carruthers, Bill: 1937.
Carruthers, Ross: 3899.
Carruthers, Samuel, Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Carruthers, Walter: 4079.
Carruthers, William: 3745, 4079,
4513.
Carscadden, Frances: 1287.
Carscadden, Helen: 1287.
Carscadden, Kathleen: 1287.
Carscadden, Thomas: 332, 1230,
1287, 2720, 2721, 2753, 2777,
2782, 2862, 2863, 3888, 4230,
4233, 4246.
Carse, James: 4380.
Carson, Dr: 1741.
Carson, Robert: 4015.
Carstead, Rev.: 3492.
Carter, Alexander: 4212.
Carter, Anna Naim: 1289.
Carter, Eric M.: 1289.
Carter Family: 1014.
Carter, H.R.: 3200.
Carter, Herbert: 4233.
Carter, J.W., Miss: 1200, 1290, 2720,
2862, 2863.
Carter, L.B. Mrs: 1725.
Carter, L., Mrs: 2832.
Carter, Mr: 4477.
Carter, P.: 4080.
Carthew, William: 1.
Carthy, Eric: 4102.
Carthy, Percy: 4102.
Cartwright, Richard: 1324.
Carvalho, Antonio: 697.
Carvan, Thomas: 2763.
Case, Andrew: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Case, C.H.: 3813, 4391.
Case, J.E.: 4034.
Casemore, Evelyn: 3102.
Casey, Lyla: 4280.
Caskenette, Mr: 1016.
Casper Family: 502, 2704, 4499.
Cass, G.H.: 2242.
Cassady, Francis: 4079.
Cassel, Annie Mark: 1291.
Cassel, Barney: 2815.
Cassel, D.K: 382.
Cassel, Edith: 1281, 1291.
Cassel, Elizabeth: 804.
Cassel Family: 713, 719, 720, 2704,
3251, 3335, 4454, 4499.
Cassel, Henry B.: 517, 3335, 3336,
4486.
Cassel, Illingworth M.: 4486, 4499.
Cassel, Jacob: 804, 4490, 4499.
Cassel, John: 4499.
Cassel, Josiah: 901.
Cassel, Lena McCallum (Mrs I.M.):
3852.
Cassel, Lincoln: 4485.
Cassel, Lincoln, Mrs: 1911, 2971,
4499.
Cassel, Mary Ann Bricker (Mrs
Henry B.): 517, 1184, 1291, 4486.
Cassel, Nathan: 3382.
Cassel, Ome: 3183.
Cassel, Percey: 3382.
Cassel, Samuel: 1, 13, 1184, 1291,
4034, 4318, 4499.
Cassel, Samuel, Mrs: 1184.
Cassel, Sarah Ann Hallman (Mrs
Josiah): 901.
Cassel, Susannah Bricker: 4487.
Cassel, Winifred: 1281, 1291, 4486.
Cassell, Richard: 2798.
Cassidy, D.: 4088.
Cassidy, J.: 4088.
Cassidy, M.A.: 2801.
Cassidy, Rev.: 3433.
Cassidy, Teresa: 2120.
Casson, Dollier de: 187.
Casswell, W.B., Rev.: 3643.
Casswell, William: 4499.
Cater, A.F.: 4102.
Cathcart, Robert: 4470.
Catherwood, William L., Dr: 1188.
Caudle, Norman: 3839.
Caulfield, J.H., Dr: 3745.
Causburn, G.: 4388.
Cavanagh, Alba: 2458.
Cavanagh Family: 2457, 4525.
Cavanagh, Kirk: 3799.
Cavanagh, William: 20, 1165, 1953,
2438, 2457, 2458.
Caven, John: 2818.
Caven, Margaret Goldie (Mrs
William): 879, 1400.
Caven, William, Rev.: 1400, 4212.
Caveng, Lucas, Rev.: 1441, 3422,
3467, 4478.
Cavers, Andrew: 3663.
Cavers Family: 4199.
Cavers, James: 2, 3671.
Cavers, John: 1165, 3663.
Cavers, William: 4263.
Cawgill, Fred: 851.
Cayley, Ruth: 2470, 3105.
Cayley, Tom: 2470, 3105.
Celinscak, Ivan: 2144, 4348, 4362.
Celinscak, Paul: 2144, 4348, 4362.
Chadwick, E.M.: 3868.
Chalk, John: 4103.
Challener, F.S.: 3110.
Chalmers, Annie: 4010, 4013.
Chalmers, David: 1752, 4380.
Chalmers, David, Rev.: 2714, 2818,
3636, 4525.
Chalmers, Mr: 4521.
Chalmers, William: 2714, 4480, 4481,
4483.
Chaloner, Miss: 2797.
Chamberlain, R.: 3048.
Chamberlain, Savas: 2869.
Chamberlain, W.: 29.
Chamberlin, James: 4178.
Chambers, Albert: 4499.
Chambers, G.: 2811.
Chambers, G.A., Rev.: 3715.
Chaplin, Gordon, Dr: 8, 1188, 3923,
4258, 4279.
Chapman, Albert: 908, 1293.
Chapman, Alex: 3660.
Chapman, Charles: 3713.
Chapman, Ferdinanda Hespeler: 908,
1293.
Chapman, Fred: 4499.
Chapman, Frieda: 4430.
Chapman, George E.: 908, 1293,
2103, 2109, 2120, 2994, 3644,
4277.
Chapman, Harold: 4168.
608
Personal Subject Index
Chapman, J.A., Rev.: 4382.
Chapman, James, Rev.: 4280.
Chapman, John: 502, 1292, 1293,
2109, 4250, 4271, 4277.
Chapman, Mina: 908.
Chapman, Mr: 4352.
Chapman, R.G.: 2379.
Chapman, Thomas G.: 4240, 4266.
Chapman, W.F.: 2714, 2818, 2843,
4422.
Chapman, W.F., Mrs: 2818.
Chapman, W.J.: 3631, 3632.
Chapman, Wilhelmina Hespeler: 908.
Chappie, Frank H.: 3481, 3816.
Charlesworth, J.E.: 2775.
Charlesworth, John: 2764.
Charlesworth, John H.: 2736.
Charlesworth, Joseph: 2994.
Charlton, David S.: 2803, 4155.
Charlton, John: 1693, 4104.
Charlton, Sylvester E., Dr: 1230,
4275.
Charlton, W.M., Rev.: 2050, 3417.
Chase, George: 2845.
Chatfield, A.: 4061.
Chatten, Clement: 4102.
Chaumonot, Rev.: 187, 221, 249, 255,
256.
Checkley, Lovina: 2775.
Cheeseman, John: 2116.
Cherry, Barbara: 1294.
Cherry, George: 1294, 1984.
Cherry, Gordon: 4225.
Cherry, John: 1294, 1963, 1984, 2379,
4393, 4394.
Cherry, John, Mrs: 4031.
Cherry, S.: 4299.
Cherry, S.L.: 4150.
Cherry, Samuel J.: 1, 1294, 1370,
1963, 1984, 2379, 4393, 4394,
4395.
Cherry, William: 1294, 1984.
Chesney, C.T.: 4233, 4258.
Chewett, J.G.: 2051.
Chewitt, James: 332.
Chewitt, W.B.: 1758.
Chewitt, William: 332.
Chidlow, George: 4280.
Childs, Geoffrey, Rev.: 3696, 3697.
Chilton, Robert: 2710.
Chipman, Jonathan: 4016, 4384,
4388, 4499.
Chipman, Willis: 4376.
Chisholm, D.: 4299.
Chisholm, D., Mrs: 3773.
Chisholm Family: 4199.
Chisholm, James: 4263.
Chisholm, John: 264, 514.
Chisholm, Thomas: 18, 2783, 2800,
2975, 3663, 4188, 4214, 4266.
Chisholm, Thomas, Mrs: 2743.
Chisholm, W.: 4134, 4144.
Chislett, Claude: 4217.
Chitwood, Prince: 260.
Olivers, Mary Moogk (Mrs William):
983.
Olivers, William: 983, 4422.
Chowanczik, Annie: 851.
Chris, Beverley: 4362.
Chris, Blagie: 4362.
Chris, Duane: 4362.
Chris, George: 4362.
Chris, Stephen: 4362.
Christ, Emilie: 1295.
Christ, Friedrich, Dr: 1295.
Christian, Henry: 2116.
Christian, Mavis: 2701.
Christiansen, Oscar: 4099.
Christianson, B., Rev.: 85, 3514,
3576, 3577.
Christie, David: 326, 332, 3971, 3982,
4436.
Christie Family: 4436.
Christie, H.A.: 2798.
Christilaw, E.G.: 3044.
Christman, Henry: 2109, 2120, 3546,
4221, 4513, 4525.
Christman, Otto: 2989.
Christman, Philip: 1165, 2109, 2116,
2120, 4525.
Christman, Philip, Mrs: 1689.
Christner, A.B.: 2731, 4499.
Christner, Alfred: 2704.
Christner, Charles A.: 1773.
Christner, Christian: 673, 802.
Christner, Daniel: 1067, 1163.
Christner, Elizabeth: 802.
Christner, Emos: 4385.
Christner Family: 486, 713, 716, 719,
720, 1773, 2704, 3335, 4499.
Christner, John: 1358.
Christner, Mary Shantz (Mrs Daniel):
1067, 1163.
Christner, Menno: 2704.
Christner, Peter: 4486, 4491.
Christner, Reta: 2748.
Christophek, George: 3815.
Christopherson, Hall, Rev.: 3622.
Chrysler, Edgar: 2453, 3631, 3632,
3633, 4380.
Chrysler, George A .: 4237.
Chrysler, Henry: 2704.
Chrysler, Mary: 2704.
Chupp Family: 716.
Church, Frank: 4395.
Church, James: 3911.
Chyz, R.J., Rev.: 3466.
Cia, Sister M.: 2838.
Ciceri, A.C.: 4422.
Ciceri, Ercole: 3465.
Ciceri, L.E.: 2909.
Ciuciura, Michael: 710, 3466.
Claflin, Adella: 2775.
Claflin, Cal: 2775, 4277.
Clair, H.: 4102.
Clancy Family: 4494.
Clancy, John: 4494.
Clapp, Sarah McCloy: 1519.
Clara, Thomas: 4103.
Clare, A.N.W.: 1845, 4029, 4031.
Clare, Alfred: 1845.
Clare, Catherine: 1363.
Clare, E., Miss: 1296, 4031.
Clare, F.C.: 4031.
Clare Family: 3029.
Clare, Frederick: 2122, 2232, 4228,
4393, 4394, 4395, 4435.
Clare, Frederick, Mrs: 1192, 1296.
Clare, George: 120, 326, 332, 671,
672, 1363, 1862, 2122, 3536, 3537,
3618, 3808, 4155, 4395.
Clare, George A.: 1, 2232, 3029, 4150,
4275, 4393, 4394.
Clare, John: 2, 635, 745, 908, 1165,
1233, 1296, 1985, 1986, 2153,
3537, 3808, 4390, 4393, 4394,
4396.
Clare, Margaret Beck: 745.
Clare, Stuart, Mrs: 3838.
Clark, Alice: 2783.
Clark, Andrew F.: 1936.
Clark, Captain: 4380.
Clark, Charles: 4103.
Clark, Erb: 4178.
Clark Family: 129.
Clark, George, Rev.: 3636.
Clark, Gerald: 4226.
Clark, Herbert Spencer: 127, 129.
Clark, J.J.: 1045.
Clark, James M., Prof.: 2904.
Clark, Joanne: 2775.
Clark, John: 1026, 4103, 4266.
Clark, Kate: 3640.
Clark, Miss: 2828, 2829.
Clark, Mrs: 4352.
Clark, Rosa Breithaupt Hewetson:
127, 129.
Clark, Rose Middleton: 1297.
Clark, Russell: 3713.
Clark, W.: 4278.
Clark, W.D., Rev.: 3623.
Personal Subject Index
609
Clark, Widow: 2700.
Clark, William: 1297, 2783.
Clark, William S.: 4015.
Clarke, A.L.G., Rev.: 3472.
Clarke, Alice: 2714.
Clarke, George H.: 4374.
Clarke, H.: 4080.
Clarke, J.D.: 3960, 4087, 4092.
Clarke, James D.: 120, 4080, 4104.
Clarke, Jeannette: 3109.
Clarke, John: 3667.
Clarke, Mrs: 3773.
Clarke, Reuben: 4014.
Clarke, Rev.: 3623.
Clarke, Thomas: 14, 259, 282, 1324,
4260.
Clarke, William: 4103, 4223.
Clarkson, John B., Rev.: 3622.
Class, Edward: 1508.
Class, Gerald: 4099.
Class, Harvey: 2149.
Claus, William, Col.: 224, 256, 282,
299, 303, 332.
Clausen, F.C., Dr: 2889, 2904, 3525.
Claussen, F.W.: 326.
Claxton, Miss: 2994.
Clay, Betty: 4225.
Clay, C.: 4103.
Clay, Gervais: 4225.
Clay, Nelson C.: 4104.
Clay, W.P.: 4263.
Claydon, Dolly: 2775.
Claydon, Donald: 2775.
Claydon, Douglas: 2775.
Claydon, Jimmy: 2775.
Clayfield, B.A.: 4422.
Clayton, James M.: 84.
Cleave, Hugh: 4080, 4102.
Cleaver, A.K., Miss: 4056.
Cleaver, Solomon, Rev.: 2840.
Cleghom, Edward: 3154.
Cleghom Family: 4518.
Cleghom, H.G., Rev.: 3658, 3660,
3681, 4423, 4454.
Cleghom, Reuben: 4518.
Cleghom, Victoria: 4518.
Cleghom, William G.: 326, 1298,
3813, 4121, 4123, 4164, 4374,
4380, 4518.
Cleland, Andrew W.: 1976, 4486,
4487, 4505, 4506.
Cleland, F.A., Mrs: 4177.
Clemens, A.: 1974, 3664.
Clemens, A.C.: 2992.
Clemens, Aaron: 289, 858, 1799,
1976, 2379, 2774, 2775, 4451.
_ Clemens, Abraham: 3, 238, 256, 332,
382, 514, 713, 720, 804, 809, 908,
978, 2379, 2760, 2761, 3097, 4274,
4286, 4393.
- Clemens, Abraham C.: 553, 635, 729,
803, 806, 1233, 2971, 3232, 4451,
4455.
Clemens, Abraham D.: 4458, 4461.
Clemens, Abraham D., Mrs: 1698.
- Clemens, Abraham L.: 804, 809,
3305, 3402.
Clemens, Abraham O.: 805.
Clemens, Abraham S.: 805, 809,
1165, 2775, 3314, 4395.
Clemens, Abram: 2379.
Clemens, Abram C.: 803, 3305.
Clemens, Abram S.: 3305.
Clemens, Alvin: 2180, 2570.
Clemens, Alvin C.: 4490.
Clemens, Amos: 809, 1877, 2073,
4458.
Clemens, Amos M.: 1877.
Clemens, Ann: 804, 809.
- Clemens, Anna: 804.
-Clemens, Catharine: 804, 809, 3232.
Clemens, Christian: 804.
Clemens, Daniel: 382.
Clemens, David: 84, 289, 1976, 4203,
4380, 4422.
Clemens, David H.: 4097.
Clemens, David S.: 2379.
Clemens, David W.: 2120.
Clemens, Edith: 2449.
-Clemens, Eli: 2760, 3232.
Clemens, Elizabeth: 382, 804, 809.
^ Clemens, Elizabeth Bechtel Histand:
382, 1096, 1163.
- Clemens, Elizabeth Strohm (Mrs
Abram C.): 803.
Clemens, Esther Stauffer: 275, 382,
803, 806, 1096, 2760, 2766, 4452.
Clemens, Ewart: 2714.
- Clemens Family: 275, 562, 713, 719,
720, 750, 761, 803, 805, 806, 807,
808, 810, 813, 887, 896, 2315,
3927, 4425, 4436.
^ Clemens, George: 2, 7, 255, 256, 270,
275, 294, 382, 519, 555, 635, 713,
720, 803, 804, 805, 806, 809, 1096,
1163, 2096, 2379, 2736, 2760,
2761, 2765, 2766, 3232, 3247,
3314, 3644, 4195, 4264, 4374,
4380, 4393, 4394, 4452, 4453,
4455, 4456.
Clemens, George, Dr: 809.
Clemens, George, Jr: 2760.
- Clemens, Gerhard: 804, 809.
Clemens, Harold: 2775.
Clemens, Harold, Mrs: 2775.
Clemens, Harriet: 382.
Clemens, Harry U.: 2080.
Clemens, Heinrich: 740.
- Clemens, Henry: 690, 3007, 3374,
4184, 4266.
- Clemens, Henry L.: 804, 809.
Clemens, Herbert: 2775.
Clemens, I.U.: 286, 4385.
Clemens, Isaac: 18, 382, 554, 809,
2128, 2485, 2714, 2774, 2775,
2818, 2821, 3978, 4374, 4380,
4452, 4456, 4458.
Clemens, Isaac B.: 1165.
Clemens, J.: 1974.
Clemens, J. Arthur: 2775.
Clemens, J.U.: 1165, 2180, 2570,
4298, 4382, 4490, 4499.
- Clemens, Jacob: 804, 809, 4380.
Clemens, Jacob E.: 1165.
Clemens, Jacob M.: 4456.
Clemens, James: 2775.
Clemens, Jesse: 891.
Clemens, Joel: 493, 553, 809, 1080,
1165, 2774, 2775, 4195, 4456,
4458.
Clemens, John: 804, 809, 4451.
Clemens, John K, Rev.: 809.
Clemens, John S.: 289, 803, 806,
1165, 1799, 2379, 2774, 2775.
Clemens, Joseph S.: 1165.
Clemens, Katie: 3767.
Clemens, Lena: 1671.
Clemens, Levi: 382, 2728.
Clemens, Levi B., Dr: 809.
Clemens, Lewis: 382.
Clemens, Lewis W.: 809.
Clemens, Lilly: 2775.
Clemens, M.B.: 896, 1165.
•» Clemens, Magdalena Eby (Mrs
Abraham): 804, 978, 3402.
Clemens, Margaret: 809, 2775.
Clemens, Margaret Ellis (Mrs
George, Jr): 2760.
Clemens, Margaret Miller (Mrs
Jesse): 891.
Clemens, Maria: 1163.
Clemens, Marion: 2775.
Clemens, Martha: 809.
- Clemens, Mary: 382, 804, 809, 3097.
Clemens, Mary Nice (Mrs Abraham
O.): 805.
Clemens, Mervyn: 2775.
Clemens, Mima: 4264.
Clemens, Minnie: 2775.
Clemens, Miss: 673.
Clemens, Moses: 1165, 2728.
610
Personal Subject Index
Clemens, Moses H., Rev.: 2714, 2736,
2764, 3496, 3930.
Clemens, Nancy: 2379.
Clemens, Nancy Bowman (Mrs
Abram C.): 803.
-tt Clemens, Nathan: 809, 2760, 2761.
Clemens, Norman, Mrs: 1204.
Clemens, Oliver: 809, 1163, 1671,
4435, 4437.
Clemens, Orval: 2760.
Clemens, P.J.: 4246.
" Clemens, Polly: 809.
Clemens, Rachel: 1163.
— Clemens, Rebecca Miller (Mrs
Abraham C.): 803, 806.
Clemens, Rebecca Snyder (Mrs John
S.): 803.
Clemens, Rothsay: 2775.
Clemens, Ruth: 2775.
— Clemens, Sally: 809.
Clemens, Samuel: 3097.
— Clemens, Sarah: 1002.
Clemens, Stouffer: 809, 2760.
Clemens, Thomas: 4526.
Clemens, Velma: 2775.
Clemens, Veronica A.: 3097.
Clemens, Veronica Bechtel (Mrs
Nathan): 2760.
Clemens, W.A.: 2798.
Clemens, W. Ewart: 4097, 4104.
Clemens, W.G.H.: 1165.
Clemens, Wendell U.: 809.
Clemens, William: 382, 2760, 4264.
Clement, David Ward: 3631, 3632,
4103, 4107.
Clement, E.P.: 326, 1168, 1252, 1256,
1299, 1535, 1818, 1819, 1926,
3631, 3632, 3821, 3823, 3945,
3959, 4031, 4107, 4114, 4299,
4315, 4374, 4380.
Clement, E.W.: 1168, 4315, 4374,
4380.
Clement, Florence: 3773.
Clement, Jane E. Bowlby (Mrs E.P.):
326, 1252, 1299, 4380.
Clement, John Edwin: 1168, 4315.
Clement, Muriel Kerr (Mrs W.P.):
1200, 3773, 3815, 3857, 4327.
Clement, W.P.: 326, 1168, 1201,
1251, 1535, 2600, 3923, 4056,
4315, 4327, 4380.
Clement, Ward: 2714.
Clement, William: 3033.
Clemes, Jacob: 713, 720.
Clemes, John W.: 2120.
Clemmer, Aaron G.: 1165.
Clemmer, Abram: 964, 2760.
Clemmer, Abram C.: 4461.
Clemmer, Amos: 4428.
Clemmer, Anna Lichty (Mrs Jacob):
953.
~ Clemmer Family: 562, 711, 713, 719,
720, 4441.
Clemmer, Gordon: 2760.
Clemmer, Henry: 256, 713, 720,
2760, 2766, 4184.
— Clemmer, Henry M.: 713, 720.
Clemmer, Jacob: 884, 953.
Clemmer, Joseph: 713, 720, 787.
Clemmer, Lydia Shantz (Mrs
Abram): 964, 2760.
Clemmer, Mary Good (Mrs Jacob):
884.
Clemmer, Onias: 1777.
'w Clemmer, Sarah Bergey (Mrs Henry):
809, 2760, 2766.
Clerihew, Patrick: 85, 2843.
Clerihew, Philip: 2714.
Cliff, Alfred: 2379.
Cliff, C.F.: 502, 2994.
Cliff, Charles: 2379, 4286.
Cliff, George: 2379.
Clifford, Dorothy: 4474.
Clifford, Earnest: 4178.
Clifford, Frank: 4474.
Climenhaga, Anna: 2798.
Cline, Doris: 3506.
Cline, Mr: 3044, 3048.
Cline, W.H., Rev.: 3413.
Clinton, Louisa: 2447.
Clinton, William: 2447.
Clive, C.D.: 3936.
Clothilde, Sister M.: 2818, 2838,
3431, 4380.
Cluney, James: 4062, 4258.
Cluthe, Charles: 2379, 4429, 4454.
Cluthe, Jacob: 2385, 4423, 4439.
Cluthe, Lawrence: 1877, 4423, 4429.
Clutterbuck, Eugene: 4099, 4192.
Cober, AH.: 2994.
Cober, Albert: 1001.
Cober, Alvin A, Rev.: 812.
Cober, Charles: 3770.
Cober, Eve Fisher: 812.
Cober Family: 275, 713, 719, 720,
811, 3373, 4433, 4436.
Cober, Isaac: 1186.
Cober, J.N.: 3644.
Cober, Jacob: 553, 811, 812.
Cober, Jacob, Mrs: 2760.
Cober, Jerry: 4273.
Cober, John: 553.
Cober, Nancy Holm: 812.
Cober, Nicholas, Jr: 811.
Cober, Nickolas: 812.
Cober, Peter: 811, 3320, 3328.
Cober, Peter, Rev.: 811, 812.
Cober, Simon: 3382.
Cober, Simon, Rev.: 811.
Cober, Solomon, Mrs: 4280.
Cober, W.: 4499.
Cober, W.F.: 4263.
Cochenour Family: 2085.
Cochrane, John: 3745, 4298.
Cochrane, Kenneth: 4099.
Cochrane, Robert: 877, 3745.
Cochrane, William: 2120.
Cockbum, F.C.: 1908.
Cockman, Thomas: 4230.
Cockrell, Richard: 255, 256, 287, 382,
2760.
Cockshutt, Henry: 2994.
Cockshutt, Ignatius: 282.
Cockshutt, W.F.: 1964.
Cockwell, Mr: 4505, 4506.
Codling, Edward C.: 3049.
Codling, Miss: 4450.
Cody, Canon, Rev.: 2720.
Cody, H.J.: 2714, 2777, 2862, 2863.
Coffey, Miss: 2815.
Coffman Family: 932.
Coffman, John: 2736.
Coffman, John S.: 3260, 3274, 3305,
3314, 3322, 3357, 3399.
Coffman, S.F.: 604, 3129, 3246, 3299,
3300, 3309, 3313, 3399, 3783.
Coghlin, Bruce L.: 4474.
Cohen, Jacob: 3718.
Cohoe, B.L., Rev.: 3643.
Colcleugh Family: 2085.
Colcleugh, Mr: 2379, 4188.
Cole, David: 2379, 2700, 4423.
Cole, Herman: 1165, 2470, 4423,
4454.
Cole, Isaac: 3642, 4014.
Cole, Mr: 4505.
Cole, William R.: 2379.
Coleman, E.M.: 4204.
Coleman, E.M., Mrs: 4204.
Coleman, E.T.: 2152, 2168, 2399,
4490, 4499.
Coleman, James: 1294.
Coleman, T.R.: 4080.
Coles, G.: 4521.
Coles, Gladys, Miss: 4029, 4031.
Coles, Gordon, Rev.: 4512.
Collacott, Alan A: 4099.
Collett, Minnie: 3709.
Colley, J.W., Rev.: 3636.
Collier, Dale, Rev.: 3263.
Collings, Rev.: 3636.
Personal Subject Index
611
Collingwood, D. Williams: 3945.
Collins, A.G.: 2818, 2843.
Collins, D.: 4006.
Collins, Hugh, "Pop": 2561.
Collins, Michael: 1346.
Collins, Thomas: 3631, 3632.
Collins, W.: 4088, 4278.
Collins, W.H.: 4031, 4461.
Collins, William: 1667.
Collum, Ellen: 4486.
Collum Family: 2704.
Collum, Hugh: 3470.
Collum, Lizzie: 3470.
Collum, Simon: 3470.
Collum, William: 3470, 3474, 4486.
Colombo, John A.: 1346.
Colosky, Catharine: 2025.
Colquhoun, Fred: 4104.
Colquhoun, Frederick: 1168, 1256,
1466, 1518, 1808, 3767, 4315,
4422, 4455.
Colquhoun, James: 2413, 2441, 2714,
2818, 4188, 4380.
Colquhoun, Mrs: 3656.
Colt, Mr: 4422.
Coltart, George: 4078.
Colvin, A. Gordon: 2050, 3905, 4031.
Colvin, Kathleen Dolph (Mrs A.
Gordon): 2050, 3905.
Colvin, Mr: 4263.
Comas, Joseph: 4040.
Comfort, Rev.: 3492.
Compass, F.A.: 4221, 4524.
Condie, Robert: 3713.
Condon, P.G.J.: 3939.
Conkey, Alexander, Mrs: 3665.
Connell, Joseph: 4023.
Connell, Stanley: 4099.
Conner, Cornelius: 4214.
Conner, Ralph: 3109, 3154.
Connon, Jean: 1301.
Connon, John Robert: 1301.
Connon, Thomas: 1301.
Connor, Dora: 1300.
Connor, J.: 4444.
Connor, James W.: 1264, 1300, 1381,
1382, 1559, 2706, 2710, 2714,
2778, 2790, 2793, 2808, 2818,
2821, 3468, 3472, 4299, 4380.
Connor, Jesse: 3376, 4428.
Connor, John, Rev.: 1300, 1559.
Connor, Mary Robena: 1300.
Connor, Mary Robina: 1300.
Connor, Ralph: 1421.
Conrad, Annie Hoelscher: 4225.
Conrad, Arnold, Rev.: 3534, 3558,
3574, 3577, 3608, 3892.
Conrad, Clara (Mrs J.): 2881, 2889,
2910.
Conrad, Emmanuel: 3050.
Conrad Family: 716, 3613.
Conrad, Franz: 4103.
Conrad, Frederick: 4221.
Conrad, Henry: 4225, 4226.
Conrad, Jacob: 1, 13, 333, 1808,
4078, 4422.
Conrad, John: 1, 1165, 3052, 3465,
4474.
Conrad, Paul W.: 3040.
Conrad, William: 3042.
Conron, M.E., Rev.: 3640.
Conroy Family: 4436.
Conroy, Helen: 4226.
Constable, R.: 121.
Constant, Earl: 1932.
Conway, J.D.: 3644.
Conway, V.R.: 2775.
Conway, Ventry: 2103, 2774, 2775,
2994.
Conyard, K.J., Rev.: 3469.
Cooey, Jeanie: 3773.
Cook, Ann: 382, 2775.
Cook, D.A., Miss: 2748.
Cook, Elizabeth: 813, 1360, 4448,
4449.
Cook Family: 711, 813.
Cook, Flora: 3709.
Cook, George: 1753, 4422.
Cook, H. Milton: 1190, 2983, 3778,
4080, 4422.
Cook, Henry: 2518.
Cook, J.: 13, 4299.
Cook, Jacob: 2775.
Cook, James: 813, 4448, 4449.
Cook, John: 326, 1875, 4044, 4117,
4118.
Cook, Jonathan: 2798, 3470, 4017,
4380, 4506.
Cook, Laveme: 2775.
Cook, Loretta: 2775.
Cook, Peter: 2, 382, 4266.
Cook, William A.: 2120.
Cooke, Ann: 275.
Cooke, Robert: 256.
Cooksey, Harold: 3709.
Cooley, J.W., Rev.: 3642.
Coombs, Sarah Spencer: 3506.
Coon, B.: 2714.
Cooper, Bert: 2775, 4278, 4451.
Cooper, Charles: 851.
Cooper, Frank: 4103.
Cooper, Joan: 2775.
Cooper, John: 2775.
Cooper, John, Mrs: 4451.
Cooper, Thomas: 4017.
Cooper, William: 2775.
Coopman, Henry: 4515.
Coote, Charles: 1165, 1519.
Coote, Elizabeth: 4467.
Coote, James: 3175.
Coote, Robert C.: 2120.
Coote, Tessa McCloy: 1519.
Cope, Jonas: 1740.
Copeland, Curtis: 2775.
Copeland, George: 2774, 2775.
Copeland, J.M., Rev.: 4233.
Copley, H.: 4485.
Copley, John, Jr: 1165.
Coplin, William: 256, 382, 2760, 3232.
Copp, Terry: 326.
Corbett, John: 2561.
Cormaney, Rev.: 3492.
Cormier, M., Mrs: 2832.
Cornell, Benjamin: 255, 275, 382,
555, 814.
Cornell, Bruin: 4458.
Cornell, C.E.: 1895.
Cornell, Daniel: 255, 382, 814.
Cornell, David: 256, 1198, 4461.
Cornell, E.: 3759, 4392.
Cornell, F.W., Mrs: 3852.
Cornell Family: 275, 382, 711, 814,
2085, 3927, 4455, 4456.
Cornell, Jack: 3102.
Cornell, John: 255, 256, 263, 382.
Cornell, L., Mrs: 4031.
Cornell, Milton: 4104.
Cornell, S.: 4390.
Cornell, Salvanus: 256, 814.
Cornell, Samuel: 3, 814, 2153, 3631,
3632, 4393, 4394.
Cornell, Shirley Makins (Mrs Earl):
4454.
Cornell, Simon: 1198.
Cornell, Simon, Mrs: 1198.
Cornell, William: 1877, 4477.
Comies, John: 1628.
Cornish, George H., Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Cornwall, C.J: 4102.
Cornwall, Cecil: 2798.
Correll Family: 932.
Correll, Michael: 1636, 3978.
Corrigan, Annie Tilk (Mrs M.J.):
3852.
Corrigil, J.: 4222.
Corson, Robert, Rev.: 3631, 3632,
3633.
Cosens, Ann Miller (Mrs Charles):
769.
Cosens, Charles, Rev.: 769, 3623,
4488.
612
Personal Subject Index
Cosens Family: 769.
Cosens, Rev.: 3643, 3644, 3645.
Cosgrave, Mr: 1497.
Cosgrove, William: 1983.
Cossel, Mrs: 289.
Costello, Frank: 4348, 4362.
Cotton, V., Miss: 4413.
Cottrell, Mr: 4428.
Couch, Rev.: 3623.
Coulter Family: 4470.
Coulthard, William, Mrs: 3665.
Coumans, Camilla C.: 3861, 3928.
Courters, John: 3713.
Courtney, Jack: 4278.
Courtney, John N.: 4271, 4274, 4278.
Cousin, F.: 4505, 4506.
Cousineau, Robert: 4217.
Cousins, George: 13.
Coutts, Annie: 1165.
Coutts, Edgar N., Dr: 1178, 4029,
4031, 4056.
Coutts, Hugh H.: 2736, 2760, 2764.
Coutts, J.J.: 1165.
Coutts, James: 4079.
Coutts, William: 4079.
Coverett Family: 1003.
Cowan, Alice: 2843, 2852, 4380.
Cowan, Allen, Mrs: 3838.
Cowan, C.: 2496.
Cowan, Charles E.: 4065.
Cowan, David: 3660, 4099.
Cowan Family: 78, 235, 688, 713,
719, 720, 1773, 3908, 4199, 4212.
Cowan, G.A.: 4271, 4285.
Cowan, G., Mrs: 4278.
Cowan, Gary: 326.
Cowan, George: 3663, 4199.
Cowan, J.H.: 4056.
Cowan, J.L.: 4092.
Cowan, James: 2, 18, 332, 502, 908,
1165, 1304, 1374, 1549, 1877,
2736, 2760, 2765, 2975, 2986,
3663, 4116, 4155, 4263, 4266,
4268, 4286, 4380, 4458.
Cowan, James E.: 1773.
Cowan, James L.: 2736, 2761.
Cowan, James Roy: 1302.
Cowan, James S.: 3751.
Cowan, Jennie F. (Mrs Thomas D.):
1200, 1303, 1304, 1758, 3852,
3876, 3889, 3903, 3915, 3928,
3936, 3944, 3945, 4116, 4207.
Cowan, John: 3669.
Cowan, Laing: 1302, 4079.
Cowan, Mabel: 3771, 3852.
Cowan, Miss: 4395.
Cowan, R.K.: 13.
Cowan, Robert E.: 8, 1185, 1822,
2736, 2765.
Cowan, Thomas: 1549, 2109, 2120,
2736, 3663, 3761, 4229, 4263.
Cowan, Thomas D.: 1194, 1303, 1304,
1773.
Cowan, William: 29, 1822, 2591,
2736, 2765, 3663, 3665, 4263.
Cowan, William, Mrs: 3665.
Coward, W.A.: 4284.
Cowell, John J.: 4102.
Cowie, Katherine: 4031.
Cowling, J.P., Rev.: 3499.
Cowls, W.J.: 2829, 3800, 3892.
Cox, J.G.: 2055.
Cox, Mr: 3669.
Cox, Thomas L.: 709.
Coxson, Edward: 4499.
Coxson, Edward, Mrs: 2971.
Coyne, James H.: 1305, 1312, 3872.
Crackel Family: 2704.
Crackel, John: 3474, 4491.
Cragg, A.R., Rev.: 3892.
Cragg, H.H., Rev.: 3492, 3643.
Cragie, George: 3665.
Cragie, George, Mrs: 3665.
Craig, C.H.: 2710, 2793, 4274.
Craig, George: 4102.
Craig, James: 1877.
Craig, John: 1877, 3660.
Craig, W.: 4278.
Craig, Wallace: 4278.
Crail, James H.: 3631, 3632.
Cram, Mary Breithaupt: 4136.
Cram, Robert: 4136.
Cram, W.M.: 520, 1168, 1251, 1535,
2983, 3632, 3656, 3959, 4299,
4374.
Cram, W.M., Mrs: 3631.
Cramer, Joseph, Rev.: 3365, 3774,
3792, 3845.
Cranby, Mrs: 2085.
Crane, James F., Pte: 1932.
Cranston, Adam: 1983, 3888.
Cranston, Alexander: 2486, 3663,
3888, 4199.
Cranston Family: 458, 3888.
Cranston, J. Herbert: 1306, 1339,
4230, 4258.
Cranston, James Kersell: 1306, 3888,
4237, 4263.
Cranston, Robert: 2486, 3888, 3978,
4198, 4214.
Cranston, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Cranwell, James: 3709.
Crarey, W., Rev.: 3470.
Crause, John: 3492.
Craven, James: 2145.
Craven, Rev.: 2975, 2986, 3433, 3442,
4246, 4275.
Cravers, Marie: 4177.
Crawford, A.W., Dr: 2720.
Crawford, Archibald: 4102.
Crawford, David: 4015.
Crawford, Edna: 3031.
Crawford Family: 4040.
Crawford, J.W.: 4422.
Crawford, Jack: 3031.
Crawford, James: 4015.
Crawford, Jennie: 3709.
Crawford, John: 4466.
Crawford, Lou: 1845.
Crawford, Mrs: 3838.
Crawford, Thomas: 4356.
Crawford, William: 3636.
Crawforth, Alma: 2712.
Cress, Alvin: 4521.
- Cress, Catharine: 815, 816, 1308.
Cress, Christoph: 2484.
Cress, David: 4523.
Cress, Eliza Miles (Mrs Simon): 815.
Cress, Elizabeth Schaeffer (Mrs
John): 815.
Cress, Ephraim: 815, 1085, 1308,
4512, 4521, 4524.
-Cress Family: 713, 719, 720, 738,
778, 781, 797, 815, 816, 817, 970,
971, 973, 1085, 1087, 4455, 4456.
Cress, J.G.: 22, 1307.
- Cress, Jacob: 816, 1308, 4524.
Cress, John: 815, 818, 4517, 4521.
Cress, Levi: 815, 1085, 4517, 4521.
Cress, Lloyd: 818.
Cress, Magdalena Eby (Mrs Jacob):
816.
Cress, Margarete: 2039.
Cress, Mary Ann Geip (Mrs Levi):
815.
Cress, Mary Maxwell (Mrs Samuel):
4454.
Cress, Noah: 4517.
Cress, Noah G.: 2151.
Cress, Peter: 4525.
-Cress, Simon: 3, 275, 713, 720, 815,
816, 818, 1085, 1308, 4448, 4449,
4517, 4521, 4524.
Cress, Susan McMahon: 815, 1308.
Cressman, A.: 2073, 2704.
Cressman, A.K.: 1309, 4318.
Cressman, A.K., Mrs: 4031.
Cressman, Abner: 3335.
Cressman, Abraham: 256, 713, 720,
821, 1128, 1165, 2135, 4453, 4458.
Cressman, Adam: 820, 860, 2120.
Personal Subject Index
613
Cressman, Addis: 860.
Cressman, Alice: 4349.
Cressman, Allan: 820, 2971.
Cressman, Alson: 3314.
Cressman, Amos: 3314.
Cressman, Amos L.: 3316.
Cressman, Amos, Mrs: 3243.
Cressman, Amos S.: 392, 3277, 3316,
3336.
Cressman, Anna: 1162, 2493, 3314.
Cressman, Anna Showalter (Mrs
Johannes): 819, 3402.
Cressman, Annetta Snider (Mrs
Isaiah): 820.
Cressman, Barbara Schneider (Mrs
Isaac S.): 820, 821.
Cressman, Charlotte Hoover (Mrs
Josiah S.): 820.
Cressman, Christian: 1165.
Cressman, Clarice (Mrs Curtis): 3269.
Cressman, Curtis C.: 3269, 3276,
3277, 3299, 3335, 3336.
Cressman, Cyrus: 819.
Cressman, Daniel: 819.
Cressman, Daniel E.: 822.
Cressman, David: 1977, 4349, 4499.
Cressman, David E.: 3319.
Cressman, Dennis: 3314.
Cressman, Dora Catherine Schisler
(Mrs John): 3365, 3837.
Cressman, Eben C.: 819, 2775, 3770,
3927.
Cressman, Elizabeth: 1128, 1640.
Cressman, Elizabeth Schneider (Mrs
Isaac S .): 820, 821.
Cressman, Elizabeth Shantz (Mrs
Moses): 1067, 1163.
Cressman, Ella M.: 819, 2718, 4428.
Cressman, Elvina: 4428.
Cressman, Enoch: 2120.
Cressman, Ephraim: 580, 4444.
Cressman, Ephriam S.: 820, 1749.
Cressman, Esther Wismer: 1162.
Cressman, Ezra: 1067, 2704.
Cressman Family: 252, 353, 562, 711,
713, 719, 720, 800, 820, 821, 822,
823, 1309, 1749, 2518, 2704, 2729,
3251, 3335, 4441.
Cressman, G.: 4499.
Cressman, Hannah Shantz (Mrs
Daniel E.): 822.
Cressman, Horace: 3314.
Cressman, Howard: 3182.
Cressman, Ida Gingrich (Mrs
Joseph): 3365.
Cressman, Irvin: 3277, 3335.
Cressman, Irvin W., Rev.: 3336.
Cressman, Isaac S.: 820, 821.
Cressman, Isaiah: 820, 1078.
Cressman, Israel: 520.
Cressman, Ivan, Mrs: 3099.
Cressman, Jacob: 3259, 3316, 4448.
Cressman, Jacob S.: 820.
Cressman, Jeannette, Mrs: 2798.
Cressman, Jemima: 3390.
Cressman, Jessie Oliver: 2704, 2729.
Cressman, Johannes: 3402.
~ Cressman, John: 713, 720, 819, 1162,
1358, 3260, 3314, 3837, 4380,
4428, 4444.
-Cressman, Joseph: 819, 924, 4428.
Cressman, Josiah: 2109, 3050.
Cressman, Josiah S.: 820.
Cressman, Leah Weber (Mrs Dan):
3365.
Cressman, Leona Murl: 3365.
Cressman, Lizzie May Erb (Mrs
Addis): 860.
Cressman, Lloyd: 1796.
Cressman, Louise Shantz (Mrs Ezra):
1067.
Cressman, Lydia Martin (Mrs David
E.): 3319.
Cressman, M.C.: 516, 3274, 3299,
3335, 3365, 4380.
Cressman, Mabel: 3365.
Cressman, Magdalena Shirk (Mrs
Isaiah): 1078.
Cressman, Margaret: 3271.
Cressman, Margaret Emily Georgina
White (Mrs Eben): 3365.
- Cressman, Mary: 1128, 3361.
Cressman, Mary Ann Eby (Mrs
Allen): 820.
Cressman, Mary Ann Nahrgang (Mrs
M.C.): 3365.
Cressman, Mary Brubacher (Mrs
Josiah S.): 820.
Cressman, Mary Schneider (Mrs
Abraham): 821.
Cressman, Matilda Erb (Mrs Adam):
820, 860.
Cressman, Maynard: 4448.
Cressman, Menno: 3316, 3335, 3336,
4499.
Cressman, Moses: 1067, 1163, 2704,
3316.
Cressman, Moses S.: 4444.
Cressman, N.H.: 2120.
Cressman, Nelda Wagler: 602.
Cressman, Nicholas: 819, 3260, 3314,
4444.
Cressman, Noah: 819, 1165, 2704,
3503, 4422.
Cressman, Osiah: 3316, 3335, 3336.
Cressman, Paul: 819.
Cressman, R.W.: 4382.
Cressman, S.: 4485.
Cressman, Silas, Rev.: 3328, 3623,
4380.
Cressman, Susannah Betzner (Mrs
Ephriam S.): 820.
Cressman, Una: 3238, 3365.
Cressman, Villina Snider (Mrs Jacob
S.): 820, 1088.
Cressman, Zenas: 3335, 3336.
Crichton, K: 4103.
Crick, Stanley. 3936.
Critcher, Frank: 4104.
Croal, AG.: 2714.
Croal, David: 3735.
Crockerill, William W.: 3709.
Croft, David: 4437.
Croft Family: 2518.
Cromarty, Thomas: 2167.
Crombie Family: 78.
Crombie, James: 18, 332, 908, 1400,
1401, 1402, 1558, 1860, 1909,
1956, 1986, 2005, 2379, 4240,
4250, 4266.
Cromwell, Charles: 4230.
Cronin, David: 4204.
Cronin, Frank: 4015.
Cronk, Miss: 2801.
Cronyn, Hume: 13, 4422.
Crook Family: 2085.
Crookall, Charles: 2983.
Crooker, Dr: 4512, 4521.
Crooks, James: 2553, 2760, 4134,
4144, 4513.
Crooks, Robert: 3668, 4480, 4481,
4483.
Crooks, Thomas: 2553, 4525.
Crooks, William: 2553, 4286, 4525.
Crookshanks, Adam McKee: 3828.
Crookshanks, Eliza: 3828.
Crookshanks Family: 4040.
Crookshanks, James: 3828.
Crookshanks, Sarah: 3828.
Crookshanks, Thomas: 3828.
Cropp, Art: 1937.
Cross, W.R.: 1822, 1829, 3482.
Crosser, Thomas: 4103.
Crossford, Richard: 1953.
Crossin, Charles: 289.
Croth, William, Rev.: 3499.
Crouse, John: 256.
Crout, Joseph: 326.
Crouthard, William B.: 4103.
Crowe, Alfred: 3713.
Crozier Family: 3908.
614
Personal Subject Index
Crozier, James: 2408, 2478.
Crozier, John: 4079, 4230.
Crozier, John Beattie: 1310, 1311,
2408, 2478, 2736, 2840, 2845,
2862, 2863, 3687.
Crozier, Margaret: 4177.
Cruickshank, George: 13.
Cruickshank, Robert: 3636.
Cruickshank, Robertson: 4477.
Cruikshank, E.A.: 256, 1312, 3933.
Cudhea, Peter: 3102.
Culbert, Willard: 4499.
Culham Family: 4204.
Culham, Israel: 4521.
Cullaton, L.P., Rev.: 3446.
Cullen, D.S.: 4318.
Cullen, Rev.: 3433.
Culley, Norman: 3182.
Culp, Daniel: 820.
Culp, Gertrude: 3390.
Culp, Melinda Cressman (Mrs
Daniel): 820.
Cumming, Charles: 4263.
Cumming, David W.: 2120.
Cumming, M.: 4080.
Cummings Family: 4513.
Cummings, George: 3669.
Cummings, Harry: 4114.
Cundari, Mike, Rev.: 2785.
Cundick, A.J.: 326, 1313, 1891, 1903,
4112.
Cunha, Antonio, Rev.: 697, 698.
Cunningham, Alfred, Rev.: 3622.
Cunningham, E.D.: 4080, 4422.
Cunningham, E.S., Mrs: 4473.
Cunningham, Edwyn R.: 3038.
Cunningham Family: 1544, 4473.
Cunningham, J.G., Mrs: 4067.
Cunningham, James: 4473.
Cunningham, Jean: 4226.
Cunningham, Mr: 2379.
Cunningham, Mrs: 1983.
Cunningham, Nelson: 4477.
Cunningham, Peter: 1983, 4079.
Cunningham, R.N., Mrs: 4261.
Cunningham, S., Rev.: 4473.
Cunningham, Thomas: 4473.
Cunningham, Walter: 326.
Cunningham, William: 4473.
Curliss, James: 4058.
Curran, W.B., Rev.: 3469, 3481.
Currant Family: 2085.
Currie, Agnes Pringle (Mrs John):
1160.
Currie, Erie: 4214.
Currie Family: 4188.
Currie, J.W., Mrs: 4178.
Currie, J.W., Rev.: 13, 1205, 3678,
3695, 4178.
Currie, John: 1160.
Currie, Mr: 3660.
Currie, Neil: 3885.
Currie, William: 963, 3636, 3668.
Currie, William B.: 4079.
Currie, William, Mrs: 3668.
Curry Family: 1003.
Curtin, Burton: 1872.
Curtin, Joe: 2323.
Curtis, Burton: 1967.
Curtis, Claudius K: 3328.
Curtis Family: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Cushman, Josiah: 257, 286, 328, 348,
2767, 4384, 4385, 4387, 4499.
Custer, Polly: 809.
Cutcher, F.: 4104.
Cuthbertson, Archibald: 877, 4176.
Cuthbertson, David: 1948.
Cuthbertson, George, Rev.: 2818,
3669.
Cuthbertson, Hugh: 4079.
Cutley, Maggie: 2700.
Cutten, E.L.: 4266.
Cutter, W.A.: 4506.
Cutting, W.: 4278.
Cybulski, A.J.: 4100.
D’Annville, Jean: 1758.
D’Esterre, Charles: 2714.
da Cruz, Jose: 697.
da Silva, Alfredo: 697.
da Silva, Jose: 697.
Dack, David, Rev.: 3413.
Dahmer, Erwin: 3608.
Dahmer, Erwin, Mrs: 3608.
Dahmer, George: 3608.
Dahmer, Gustave: 4448.
Dahmer, Henry: 1943.
Dahmer, Johanna: 1943.
Dahmer, John: 1932.
Dahmer, Russell: 1932.
Dahmer, Wesley: 332, 3898.
Dahmer, William: 1943.
Dahms, N.E., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Dahms, Ted, Rev.: 3496.
Daib, Walter C., Rev.: 3539.
Daillon, Joseph de la Roche: 187,
221, 255, 3877, 4384.
Dakin, Harry, Mrs: 4204.
Dale, Cyril L.: 4015, 4273.
Dale, Frank: 2574.
Daley, E., Mrs: 4196.
Dalgleish Family: 458.
Dalgleish, James: 2424, 3665, 4250,
4266.
Dalgleish, John: 1165, 2379, 2843.
Dalgleish, Mr: 4199, 4306.
Dalgleish, Thomas: 3665, 4250, 4266.
Dalgleish, William: 3660.
Dalgleish, William, Mrs: 3660.
Dallas, R.J.: 4422.
Dalrymple, Gordon S.: 877, 3745,
4176.
Dalton, Spencer: 3417.
Daly, William: 272, 1325.
Dalzell, Joseph: 13.
Damascene, Sister M.: 2818, 4380.
Damm, Anna Klein (Mrs Johannes
A.): 825.
Damm, George: 825.
Damm, Heinrich: 825.
Damm, Johannes A.: 825.
Dammeier, A.P.: 1.
Dammeier, Earl: 1773.
Dammeier Family: 1773.
Dancey, Stanley Nelson: 4087, 4121,
4164.
Dandino, John: 1001.
Dando, George: 4250.
Daniel, Charles: 1862.
Daniel, Edwin: 4486.
Daniel, J.L.: 1862, 2725, 2803, 4486.
Daniel, William: 4486.
Daniell, Pauline Hahn: 3031.
Daniels, Charles: 3470, 4094, 4104.
Daniels, E.D., Rev.: 3701, 3702, 4380.
Daniels, Eileen: 2801.
Daniels, Norah, Mrs: 156.
Daniels, W.S., Rev.: 3636.
Dannecker, C.: 2557.
Dantzer, Alexander L.: 29, 1542.
Dantzer, Arnold: 1861.
Dantzer, Charles, Rev.: 2850, 3442.
Dantzer, Lorentz: 1861, 1880, 1983.
Dardarian Family: 704.
Dare, Bryan R.: 2240.
Dare, Carl M.: 2239, 2240, 3513,
3923.
Dare, Graham N.: 2240.
Dark, W.G., Mrs: 2748.
Darling, Frank: 333, 1535.
Darnley, Mrs: 4395.
Darr, George: 4444.
Darrah, J.: 4032, 4148.
Darrington, Paddy: 295.
Darroch, Edith: 4225.
Dart, Minerva, Mrs: 1195.
Darwen, J.R.: 4280.
Datars, Albert, Rev.: 3582.
Date Family: 1404.
Date, H.H.: 332, 1741, 4254, 4266.
Personal Subject Index
615
Date, Henry M.: 4111.
Date, Samuel: 4371.
Daters, Hy: 13.
Dattels, D.R.: 1737, 3923.
Daub, Casper: 4474.
Daub Family: 4499.
Daub, Frederick: 1.
Dauberger, John: 326, 2421, 4372,
4380.
Daubin, Mr: 4428.
Daubrevile, Francis: 4461.
Daum, Leah Frey: 2538, 3095, 3098,
3122, 3145.
Dauphinee, J.S., Rev.: 3509, 3525.
Davey, F.C.P.: 2109, 2120, 4380.
Davey, J.W.: 4298.
David, Barbara Cress (Mrs John):
816.
David, John: 816.
David, L.W.T., Rev.: 4380.
Davidson, Alexander: 1315, 2120,
2714, 4195.
Davidson, Cam: 3745.
Davidson, Charles: 2074.
Davidson, Dr: 3413.
Davidson Family: 959, 3888.
Davidson, George: 2, 149, 260, 308,
326, 653, 1165, 1314, 1315, 1535,
1636, 1811, 1976, 2100, 2120,
2128, 2379, 3631, 3632, 3656,
3669, 3685, 3767, 3978, 4011,
4017, 4191, 4195, 4306, 4371,
4377, 4380, 4433, 4438, 4478,
4525.
Davidson, George, Jr: 1315, 4371.
Davidson, James: 2, 1693, 2120,
2701, 3683.
Davidson, John: 2, 1188, 1281, 1806,
1834, 2109, 2120, 2128, 2478,
3481, 3669, 3751, 4202, 4250,
4266, 4525.
Davidson, John, Mrs: 1986.
Davidson, M.B., Rev.: 1183, 1205,
2803, 3652, 3657, 3666, 3891.
Davidson, Margaret Garden (Mrs
George): 1314, 1315.
Davidson, Mary: 2.
Davidson, Monty: 4006.
Davidson, N., Mrs: 1251, 3773.
Davidson, Richard, Rev.: 4178, 4182.
Davidson, Robert: 1315.
Davidson, Walter: 1740.
Davidson, William: 2, 326, 1315,
2073, 2100, 2109, 2120, 2714,
2818, 2821, 2843, 3656, 3973,
4306, 4380.
Davidson, William, Mrs: 3656.
Davies, Arthur: 4204.
Davies, William: 2557.
Davis, Charles: 3644.
Davis, Clarence W.: 3745.
Davis, Climpson: 1747.
Davis, D. Bruce: 3793.
Davis, Dbri: 4500.
Davis, E.C.: 4223.
Davis, E.W.: 2000.
Davis, Edward: 1747.
Davis, George: 4103.
Davis, James W.: 4266.
Davis, Jay: 3243.
Davis, Jesse: 3243.
Davis, Joy: 4500.
Davis, Mahlon, Mrs: 3773.
Davis, Richard: 4250.
Davis, Wesley G.: 1895.
Davis, William: 3474.
Davis, William G.: 127, 4102.
Davis, William Mahlon: 4023, 4104.
Davison, A.: 2109.
Davison, Fred B., Rev.: 3403, 3405,
3407.
Dawson, A.O.: 2242.
Dawson, Bessie: 1725, 3773.
Dawson, Esther Forbes (Mrs Richard
B.): 1104.
Dawson Family: 1104.
Dawson, George W.: 75, 119, 121.
Dawson, Richard B.: 1104.
Dawson, Robert: 1770, 3917.
Dawson, William: 85, 113.
Day, Bryan: 2179.
Day, Frederick: 3644.
Day, James E.: 2850.
Day, Mira: 2481.
Day, Morrison: 4271, 4273.
Day, W.M.: 907.
Day, W. Morrison: 4274.
Dazell, John B.: 1205.
de Almeida Moniz, Marcelino: 697.
de Andrade, Sebastiao: 697.
de Britto Costa-Pinto, Sulamita: 697.
De Courcy, Joe: 2050.
De la Roche, Mazo: 1316, 1392, 3771,
3840.
de Mello Gouveia, Jose, Dr: 697.
de Mille, F.W.: 29.
de Vargas, Odilio: 697.
de Vries, Bren, Rev.: 4271, 4282.
Deacon, Joseph, Rev.: 436.
Deady, Martin: 4195.
Deal, A.E.: 4104.
Dean Family: 4473, 4499.
Deans, Isabella C.: 1193, 2736, 2764.
Deans, James: 3665.
Deans, John: 2005.
Deans, Miss: 2775.
Deans, Walter: 4266.
Deans, William: 4263.
Dear, Frank: 1937.
Dear, G.: 4080.
Dearborn, General: 1324.
Dear ling, Caroline: 262.
Dearling, John: 262.
Deary Family: 2085.
Deary, James: 2766, 2818.
DeBeyer, P., Mrs: 2832.
Debor, H.W.: 671, 672.
DeBrusk, Harry: 2843, 2844.
Debus, Fred: 13, 3539, 4382.
Debus, George A.: 3815.
Debus, George M.: 1, 1879, 2818,
3041, 3759, 3897, 4121, 4149,
4299, 4370, 4371, 4374, 4380.
Decher, Philip: 2120.
Dechert, George: 4525.
Dechert, Martin: 4395.
Decker, Henry: 2167, 4499.
Decker, John: 1885, 4499.
Decker, Theodore: 4499.
Deckert, Clayton: 4478.
Deckert Family: 4476.
Dedels Family: 2518.
Dedels, Henry: 4428.
Dedels, Jacob: 4428.
Dedels, Mr: 2379.
Dedman, F.J.: 4104.
Dedman, Oliver: 4103.
Deemert, B.: 4278.
DeGuerre, Ambrose: 2720.
DeGuerre, H.W.: 4080.
Deguisne, Rev.: 3621.
Dehler, A.: 4040.
Dehler, Robert, Rev.: 2732, 3418,
3423, 3431, 4380.
Deibert, Adam: 4525.
Deichert, H.: 4382.
Deichert, Mary: 3074, 3101.
dejong, David: 119.
DeKay Family: 988.
DeKay, Jephtha: 987, 4422.
DeKay, Mary Moxley (Mrs Jephtha):
987.
DeKay, Miss: 4422.
DeKay, Mrs: 4371.
DeKay, William: 3631, 3632, 4380.
DeKleinhans, George: 3772, 3795,
4356.
Delion, August: 3050.
Delion Brothers: 100, 4221.
Delion, C.C.: 85, 3050, 4525.
Delion, F., Dr: 1171, 4380, 4483.
616
Personal Subject Index
Delion, Fred: 85, 100, 110, 2808,
4525.
Delion, Henry. 85, 3050, 3782, 4525.
Delion, William: 85, 100, 110, 4525.
Deller, Howard F.f Rev.: 3629.
Dellinger, John: 3465.
Delton, Harry Conrad: 4103.
Denges, Adam: 2496, 4298.
Dengis, Charles: 4514.
Dengis Family 4221.
Denis-Nathan, Herbert: 1317, 1318,
2049, 2520, 3917.
Dennerlein, C.: 4392.
Dennis, G.W.: 77, 85, 121.
Dennis, Harris: 4362.
Dennis, Harry: 1937, 2144.
Dennis, James H.: 1948.
Dennis, John: 2144, 4362.
Dennison, Henry T.: 2767.
Dennison, Ross: 4104.
DeNoon, Alexander, Rev.: 479, 3689.
Denstadt, George: 4437.
Dentinger, Frank, Rev.: 2785.
Dentinger, Mary I., Mrs: 2120.
Dentinger, Norbert, Rev.: 3465.
Dentinger, Peter: 2769, 4477.
Dentinger, Simon: 3076, 3104, 3123,
3130.
Denton, Ernest: 1181.
Denyes, Walter: 4023.
Deppish, George: 4158, 4483.
deQuetteville, Carol Cook: 4426.
Derbecker, Donald S.: 2120, 4521.
Derby, John: 3076.
Derdarian, Edward: 4396.
Derdarian Family 704.
Dereich, Jacob: 3503.
Derry, James: 2818, 2843, 4422.
Derry, Mr: 3669.
Derschel, Lucas D.: 4468.
Derstine, Clayton F., Rev.: 602, 1191,
3238, 3239, 3246, 3274, 3277,
3309, 3310, 3313, 3360, 3774,
3792, 3845, 3876, 4380.
Derstine, Mary Elizabeth Kolb (Mrs
Clayton F.): 3365.
Des Jardins, Peter: 2051.
Deschene, Frederick: 4396.
Deseronto, John: 282.
Dessauer, Louis W.: 2151, 4017.
Dessler, Emmerson: 2098, 4527.
Dessler Family: 1110, 2518.
Dessler, Jacob: 4444.
Dessler, Oscar Z.: 2728.
- Dettweiler Family: 4448.
Dettweiler, Isaiah: 2728.
Dettweiler, Norma: 2728.
Dettweiler, Norman: 2728.
- Dettwiler, Abraham: 826, 941.
Dettwiler, Abraham K.: 826.
Dettwiler, Barbara Koch (Mrs
Abraham): 826, 941.
Dettwiler, Enos, Mrs: 3243.
Dettwiler, Henry B.: 3319.
Dettwiler, Matilda Snyder (Mrs
Henry B.): 3319.
Dettwiler, Reuben: 3243.
Dettwiler, Veronica Sauder (Mrs
Abraham K): 826.
Detweiler, Abel: 2700.
Detweiler, Abigail Bechtel: 739, 1319.
Detweiler, Adelaide: 1319.
Detweiler, Amanda: 1319.
Detweiler, Anna Wanner (Mrs
Rudolph): 827, 2760.
— Detweiler, Barbara Wenger (Mrs
John W .): 827, 1137.
Detweiler, D.B.: 10, 14, 246, 279,
326, 516, 646, 671, 672, 908, 1236,
1319, 1484, 1758, 1836, 1842,
1846, 1873, 1879, 1887, 1897,
1916, 1964, 1971, 2014, 2039,
2066, 2333, 2441, 2533, 2539,
2615, 2616, 2714, 2818, 2983,
2997, 3631, 3632, 3633, 3724,
3821, 4046, 4149, 4212, 4299,
4318, 4319, 4320, 4370, 4374,
4380, 4517.
Detweiler, E.R.: 3279.
~ Detweiler, Elizabeth, Miss: 2983.
Detweiler, Enoch, Rev.: 275, 739,
1319, 3316, 3328, 3355, 3374.
- Detweiler, Esther Ziegler: 2533.
*“ Detweiler Family: 252, 562, 713, 719,
720, 827, 887, 911, 2533.
Detweiler, George: 3370.
Detweiler, George Franklin: 1319,
4380.
Detweiler, Hannah Schlichter: 2533.
Detweiler, Hannes: 2533.
Detweiler, Hetty Ziegler (Mrs Jacob):
942.
Detweiler, J.F., Rev.: 3279.
Detweiler, J.R.: 2120, 4203.
"Detweiler, Jacob: 1, 433, 690, 942,
1637, 3316, 3374, 4435, 4437.
— Detweiler, Jacob, Rev.: 275, 406,
1319, 4203.
- Detweiler, Jacob Z.: 37, 1165, 2379,
2533, 2700, 3352, 4429.
-» Detweiler, John: 270, 690, 3374,
4435, 4437.
Detweiler, John W.: 827, 1137.
" Detweiler, John Z.: 2533, 3279, 3374.
— Detweiler, Joseph: 2700.
Detweiler, Magdalena Schlichter:
2533.
Detweiler, Margaret: 2983.
— Detweiler, Maria: 755.
Detweiler, Mary Gottwals: 2533.
Detweiler, Milton: 1319, 4080.
Detweiler, Mr: 3669, 4525.
Detweiler, Noah B.: 1176, 1319, 1971,
3320, 3328, 3355.
Detweiler, Noah B., Mrs: 1628.
Detweiler, Rudolph: 827, 2760.
Detweiler, Rudolph W.: 827.
Detweiler, S.A., Mrs: 1183.
Detweiler, Samuel S.: 4450.
Detweiler, Susanna Bingeman (Mrs
Rudolph W.): 827.
Detweiler, Susannah: 1515.
-Detwiler, Abraham Z.: 493, 3352.
- Detwiler, Ann: 1002.
Detwiler, E.: 2714.
- Detwiler Family: 612.
Detwiler, J.B., Rev.: 625.
Detwiler, Jacob B.: 3320, 3328.
Detwiler, John D., Dr: 128, 1190.
Detwiler, Rudolph: 256, 4458.
Detzler Family: 2704, 4499.
DeVere, A.: 4278.
DeVere, G.: 4278.
Deverell Family: 869.
Devitt, A. Harvey: 22, 1321.
Devitt, A.W.: 2140, 3050.
Devitt, Almon: 1198.
Devitt, Alva E.: 828, 1321.
Devitt, Barnabas: 127, 553, 828, 829,
1078, 1080, 1165, 1201, 1358,
1368, 1953, 2179, 2379, 2406,
2565, 2567, 2609, 2730, 3872,
4191, 4192, 4195, 4404, 4405,
4422, 4461.
Devitt, Benjamin: 1, 13, 828, 1165,
1320, 1321, 2565, 2609, 3054,
4422.
Devitt, C. Morton: 1321.
Devitt, Caroline Schweitzer (Mrs
Dennis): 1063.
Devitt, Dennis: 828, 829, 1063, 4461.
Devitt, E. Blake: 1320.
Devitt, Edward H.: 1321.
Devitt, Edward M.: 828, 1321.
Devitt, F., Miss: 4318.
Devitt, F.R.: 4422.
Devitt Family: 713, 719, 720, 828,
829, 2147.
Devitt, H.: 3048.
Devitt, Harvey: 828.
Devitt, Hilda: 1321.
Personal Subject Index
617
Devitt, Irvine: 1198.
Devitt, Isaac: 828, 1953, 2120, 4422.
Devitt, Joseph: 4380.
Devitt, L.R.: 1165.
Devitt, Levi: 4065.
Devitt, Magdalene Shoemaker: 1, 13,
2609.
Devitt, Mary: 1198.
Devitt, Menno: 828, 3767.
Devitt, Moses: 4444, 4514.
Devitt, Nancy Hilda: 1321.
Devitt, Olive Susan: 1321.
Devitt, Polly Ripple (Mrs Dennis):
829.
Devitt, Sadie: 1437, 3773.
Dewar Family: 4466.
Dewar, John: 4010, 4104.
Dewdney, Selwyn H.: 535, 1827,
3954.
Diamond, Clarence: 2376, 2999, 3623,
4499.
Diamond Family: 1773, 2704, 4491.
Diamond, Florence: 3852, 4384, 4499.
Diamond, Harold R.: 1773.
Diamond, William: 1165, 3474.
Dias, Higino: 697.
Dias, Jose: 697, 698.
Dibble, Dr: 2938.
Dick, Edgar S.: 8.
Dick, Ernest: 4499.
Dick, J.P.: 3292.
Dick, Jacob: 3120.
Dick, Stephen: 3243.
Dickenson, James: 3713.
Dickie, Donalda W.: 2720, 3941, 4199.
Dickie, F.: 4278.
Dickie Family: 454, 458, 830, 2085,
3863, 4176, 4199.
Dickie, J.F., Rev.: 4380.
Dickie, J. Jessie: 2736.
Dickie, James: 830, 3656, 3664, 4102,
4199.
Dickie, Jane McDonald (Mrs James):
830.
Dickie, Janet Howie (Mrs William):
830.
Dickie, Janet Miller (Mrs John Jr):
830.
Dickie, Jessie: 2764.
Dickie, John: 454, 458, 830, 3664.
Dickie, John, Jr: 830.
Dickie, Margaret: 458.
Dickie, Marion Cuthbertson (Mrs
John): 454, 830, 3888.
Dickie, Mary A.B.: 2736, 2764.
Dickie, Robert: 458, 830.
Dickie, Samuel, Dr: 4199.
Dickie, William, "Tata Wullie": 454,
830, 4199.
Dickinson, James: 2766.
Dickinson, W.: 4396.
Dickson, Alexander: 1324.
Dickson, Arthur: 1324.
Dickson, Augusta Maria: 1324.
Dickson, Charlotte Adlam: 1324,
1325.
Dickson, Ed: 120.
Dickson, F.W.R.: 1322, 1327, 1758,
2049, 2821, 3779, 3861, 3915,
3917, 3927.
Dickson Family: 1, 4260, 4437.
Dickson, Florence: 144, 1323, 1324,
3871.
Dickson, Helen: 1324, 3658.
Dickson, Isabella Fair bairn (Mrs
J.A.R.): 1326, 3665.
Dickson, J.A.R., Rev.: 1176, 1326,
2720, 3651, 3652, 3665, 3666,
3671, 3959, 4246.
Dickson, James: 2130, 2818.
Dickson, John: 1324.
Dickson, John Geale: 1324.
Dickson, John, Jr: 1324.
Dickson, Julia: 1324.
Dickson, Lyla M. (Mrs F.W.R.): 1189,
1322, 3861, 3939.
Dickson, M.B., Rev.: 3651.
Dickson, Margaret: 2828, 2829.
Dickson, Mary Louisa: 1324.
Dickson, R.H.: 298, 1189, 4437.
Dickson, Robert: 144, 332, 1324,
1325, 1963, 1976, 2379, 2409,
2478, 3481, 4240, 4250, 4255,
4266.
Dickson, Robert George: 1324, 2122.
Dickson, Roy: 2821.
Dickson, Thomas: 1324, 1325.
Dickson, Walter: 1324, 4260.
Dickson, Walter Augustus: 144, 1324.
Dickson, Walter H.: 144, 1324.
Dickson, William: 3, 4, 7, 8, 13, 14,
16, 18, 30, 144, 156, 188, 224,
250, 251, 252, 256, 258, 259, 274,
275, 279, 282, 292, 294, 300, 301,
302, 308, 332, 555, 611, 628, 685,
686, 687, 688, 690, 691, 693, 694,
713, 720, 893, 1026, 1323, 1324,
1325, 1328, 1400, 1401, 1402,
1544, 1625, 1626, 1627, 1680,
1733, 1963, 1986, 2005, 2052,
2097, 2128, 2130, 2441, 2471,
2478, 2527, 2546, 2786, 2975,
2986, 3371, 3473, 3481, 3651,
3682, 3689, 3751, 3872, 3889,
3896, 4125, 4188, 4198, 4199,
4202, 4203, 4212, 4214, 4231,
4240, 4247, 4248, 4250, 4251,
4260, 4262, 4266, 4517.
Dickson, William, Jr: 1, 144, 156,
332, 1323, 1324, 2425, 2441, 2472,
2561, 3371, 3672, 3872, 3896,
4199, 4254, 4260, 4266.
Diebel, Elizabeth Schneider (Mrs
Peter): 1010.
Diebel Family: 831, 832, 931, 938,
2704, 4499.
Diebel, George: 1, 13, 333, 2109,
2120, 3767, 3960, 4031, 4422.
Diebel, John: 833.
Diebel, Peter: 1010.
Diebold, Clarence: 4474.
Diebold Family: 2815.
Diebold, Sandy: 4474.
Dieder, Joseph: 4053.
Diedson, William: 2318.
~ Diefenbach Family: 1083.
Diefenbacher, Christian: 4499.
Diefenbacher, George Jacob: 834.
Diefenbacher, George, Jr: 4477.
Diefenbacher, George, Sr: 4473, 4477,
4478.
Diefenbacher, Juliana: 4011.
Diefenbacher, Philip: 1967, 4195.
Diefenbaker, C.C.: 4040.
Diefenbaker Family: 656, 834.
Diefenbaker, Ira: 3631, 3632, 4104.
Diefenbaker, John George: 834.
Diefenbaker, Leo: 4040.
Diegel, Andreas: 3551.
Diehl, C.F., Rev.: 3519, 3525.
Diehl, Cornelius: 4396.
Diehl Family: 3609, 4499.
Diemart, Norman: 4499.
Diemen, John: 4483.
Diemert, Joseph A., Rev.: 4464, 4465.
Diener Family: 716.
Diephius, A., Rev.: 3702, 4380.
Dierlamm, H., Rev.: 3494, 3501.
Dierstein, Rachel: 804.
Dierstein, Susanna: 804.
Diestelmeyer, A.: 2714.
Dietrich, Charles: 1329.
Dietrich, Collette: 3031.
Dietrich, E.J., Mrs: 4261.
Dietrich Family: 2815, 4478, 4499.
Dietrich, George: 2769, 2832.
Dietrich, H.A.: 1.
Dietrich, Henry: 1331, 2818.
Dietrich, Irene Runstedler: 2815.
Dietrich, J.C.: 4056, 4246.
Dietrich, John: 4468.
618
Personal Subject Index
Dietrich, Louis A.: 1329.
Dietrich, Louis B.: 1329.
Dietrich, Louis C.: 1329.
Dietrich, Louis E.: 1329.
Dietrich, Margaret: 3444, 4030.
Dietrich, Mary: 2149.
Dietrich, Mary Ann Luckenbuehler
(Mrs Michael): 3444.
Dietrich, Michael: 3444.
Dietrich, Mr: 2148.
Dietrich, Nicholas: 3444, 4030, 4477,
4499.
Dietrich, P.G.: 4258.
Dietrich, R.A.: 851.
Dietrich, Robert A.: 1186, 1331.
Dietrich, Selena: 3771, 3840.
Dietrich, Theodore: 1234, 1329, 2138,
3076, 4499.
Dietz, Ed: 3185.
Dietz Family: 931.
Dill, Mrs: 2840, 2845.
Diller, John: 4461.
Diller, Mr: 2025.
Dillon, Della: 2179.
Dillon, G.E.: 4217, 4223.
Dillon, Thomas: 29.
Dilly, Gilbert: 3049.
Dimmock, Lily: 1188.
Dinger, V.E.: 4490, 4499.
Dingley, Edward: 4099.
Dingwall, Harry Alexander: 4103.
Dingwall, William: 4506.
Dinnick, Donald, Rev.: 3417.
Dinsmore, Martha Breithaupt: 1278.
Dippel, M.G.: 122.
Dippel, Moses: 2714.
Dippel, Thomas, Rev.: 4221, 4525.
Dirksen, Maria: 3120.
Disbrowe, H.B.: 1758, 3915, 3944,
4217.
Disher, Garfield: 3876, 3929.
Disney, G.R.: 4422.
Diss, Hubert: 2769.
Distin, William L.: 4266.
Ditchfield, Arthur: 4396.
Ditchfield, Elsie: 2050.
Ditner, Andrew: 1753.
Ditner, Hubert: 1753, 4094, 4099.
Ditner, Ignatius: 945, 1753.
Ditner, Simon A.: 1753, 4499.
Ditner, Sister Marianna: 3439, 3444.
Ditner, Walter: 1753, 4499.
Ditner, Xavier: 1753.
Dixon, James: 4262.
Dixon, M.: 1983.
Dixon, Marjorie: 4182.
Dixon, Mr: 2994.
Dixon, N.: 4278.
Dixon, Robert: 2775.
Dixon, W.A.: 4233.
Dixon, Walter: 3668.
Dobbie, George A.: 332, 1845, 1956,
2005, 3816, 3838, 4230.
Dobbie, George H.: 1956, 3923.
Dobbie, George, Mrs: 3838.
Dobbie, J.H.: 4031, 4080.
Dobbin, John: 4422.
Dobbin, Miss: 3656, 4192, 4193.
Dobbin, R.O.: 1165, 2820.
Dobbin, R.O., Mrs: 4423.
Dobbin, Robert: 4494.
Dobbyn, Miss: 4240, 4262, 4266.
Dobkin Family: 4188, 4202.
Dobrindt, G.H.: 2728, 2780, 2781,
3849.
Dobson, J. Mackenzie, Rev.: 3479.
Dochstader, J.A.: 2056.
Dochstader, John: 250, 282.
Dodds, Agnes Isabel! 1332.
Dodds, George: 1, 4422.
Dodds, James W.: 1820.
Dodge, Daniel: 3270.
Dodge, Elizabeth Wismer (Mrs
Daniel): 804, 3270.
Dodge, Nathaniel: 2, 255, 256, 275,
294, 382, 555, 690, 766, 1548,
1984, 2097, 4202, 4212, 4437,
4456.
Dodge, Nathaniel, Mrs: 766.
Doebler, Jacob: 4371.
Doehn Family: 658.
Doehn, Gottlieb: 2775.
Doehn, Norman: 4099.
Doelle, Henry: 2120, 4494.
Doerbecker, Andres: 836.
Doerbecker, Anna B. Oetzel (Mrs
Johann Valentine): 836.
Doerbecker, Anna M. Vetter (Mrs
Johann George): 836.
Doerbecker, Barbara E. George (Mrs
Conrad): 836.
Doerbecker, Conrad: 836.
Doerbecker Family: 658, 836, 2440.
Doerbecker, Johann George: 836.
Doerbecker, Johann Valentine: 836.
Doerbecker, Margarethe Lang (Mrs
Andres): 836.
Doerbecker, Susan: 1569.
Doerbecker, William: 1569.
Doerfling, M., Miss: 1895.
Doering, Adam: 1165, 2704, 4371,
4380.
Doering, Andrew: 4488, 4499.
Doering, Chris: 2972.
Doering, Christian: 2187, 4481, 4483.
Doering, Christopher: 1574, 1976,
2379, 3702, 4380, 4466, 4478,
4480, 4487.
Doering, Christopher, Mrs: 3702.
Doering, Conrad: 4371.
Doering, David: 308.
Doering, Earl A.: 1773.
Doering, F.: 1.
Doering Family: 658, 835, 855, 1773,
2704, 4478, 4499.
Doering, George: 4478.
Doering, Henry: 1574, 2379, 4466,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Doering, Howard: 4466.
Doering, J.C.: 2120.
Doering, John: 4468.
Doering, Laurina, Miss: 2983.
Doering, Lawrence: 1934, 1976, 2440,
4380, 4466.
Doering, Lorenz: 1574.
Doering, Nelson: 2520.
Doering, Sophia: 469, 1184, 3525.
Doering, Stanley: 2704, 4217, 4499.
Doering, Wilmot, Mrs: 1169.
Doemer, August: 1165, 3808.
Doemer, Frank: 1703, 3892.
Doerr, C.H.: 326, 1333, 1484, 1855,
1856, 2239, 2600, 4298.
Doerr, E.: 2558, 4040.
Doerr Family: 712, 1333, 4499.
Doerr, George C.: 1191.
Doerr, Helen: 3031.
Doerr, Henry: 4384, 4499.
Doerr, Herman: 1845.
Doerr, KM., Mrs: 4499.
Doerr, Katherine Luckhart (Mrs
Woodrow E.): 3852.
Doerr, Sarah Biggar (Mrs H.): 4278.
Doerr, William C.: 1895.
Doersam Family: 658.
Doersam, Jacob: 1.
Doersam, Peter: 1983.
Doersam, William: 37, 1974, 2440,
4468, 4483.
Doherty Family: 1773.
Doherty, Herbert: 13, 117.
Doherty, Thomas G.: 117, 1773, 2815.
Dolan, G.R.: 2714, 2818.
Dolbeer, Martin L.: 3038.
Doll, Anthony: 839.
Doll, Bernhard: 837.
DoU Family: 837, 838, 839.
Doll, Frederick: 837, 1141.
Doll, Martin: 839.
Doll, Mary Ann Wilhelm (Mrs
Frederick): 837.
Personal Subject Index
619
Dolman, Elizabeth: 1693.
Dolman, George: 4525.
Dolman, William: 4079.
Dolotowitz, Paul: 710.
Dolph, Cyrus: 332, 1334, 1862, 2050,
2276, 2333, 2760, 4031, 4056,
4395, 4396, 4400.
Dolph, Cyrus, Mrs: 1296, 2050.
Dolph, Jack: 2714.
Dolph, Jennie Murdock: 1334.
Dolson, Harold: 4015.
Domm Family: 825.
Domm, George D., Rev.: 3494, 3495,
3501.
Donald, David: 4477.
Donald, Fred: 4477.
Donald, Frederick W.: 1165.
Donald, Irvine: 198.
Donald, James: 85, 115.
Donald, Marcus M.: 13, 115, 1335,
1862, 4150, 4299.
Donald, Nettie: 2748.
Donalds, Adam: 4079.
Donaldson, A.G.: 4246.
Donaldson, Arthur: 4230.
Donaldson Family: 1147.
Donaldson, Helen: 2474.
Donaldson, R. Leslie, Mrs: 2592.
Donaldson, Robert W.: 1188.
Donaldson, W.: 2056.
Doner, Michael: 787.
Donley, L., Miss: 1895.
Donnachie, J.W.: 4261.
Donnenworth, Agnes Godbolt (Mrs
John): 840.
Donnenworth, Catharina Milhausner
(Mrs Jacob): 840.
Donnenworth, Elizabeth Rickert (Mrs
Michael): 840.
Donnenworth, Henry: 840.
Donnenworth, Jacob: 840, 1165,
2801, 4433.
Donnenworth, John: 840.
Donnenworth, Michael: 840.
Donnenworth, Susannah Gingerich
(Mrs Henry): 840.
Donner Family: 716.
Donohoe, E.F.: 1336, 1895, 3772.
Donovan, Robert E.: 1909.
Dopp, Edward: 2756, 4467.
Dopp, George: 4422.
Dopp, John: 1862, 1895, 4371, 4396.
Dopp, Nicholas: 4014.
Dopp, Samuel: 2756.
Domberger, Lambert: 4474.
Domer, T.A., Mrs: 4258.
Dorow, Robert, Rev.: 3539.
Dorsch, AF.: 1202.
Dorsch, AF., Mrs: 1202.
Dorsch, F.: 4422.
Dorschel, Joseph: 3465.
Dorschel, Lukas: 945.
Dorscht, Gerald: 4099.
Doster, Carl: 851.
Doster, Leah: 2206.
Dotzenroth, Hugo: 4099.
Dotzert, Clayton: 2109, 2120, 4422.
Doud Family: 711.
Doud, Frank B.: 3636.
Doud, Wilfred: 2130, 4184.
Dougal, Rev.: 3623.
Dougall, J.: 4278.
Dougall, R.: 4278.
Dougherty, Eleanor: 1346.
Doughty, Dr: 2938.
Doughty, John, Mrs: 3665.
Douglas, Adam: 3761.
Douglas, Agnes: 1544.
Douglas, Asa: 2727, 2810.
Douglas, D.: 3944.
Douglas, David: 1402.
Douglas, Dr: 217.
Douglas, Francis: 289.
Douglas, J. MacDonald: 1909.
Douglas, Jack: 4103.
Douglas, John: 4079.
Douglas, M.L.: 3818.
Douglas, Mary: 4031.
Douglas, Robert: 3669.
Douglas, Stephanie Seagram: 908.
Douglas, T.C.: 1165, 4214.
Douglas, Thomas, Earl of Selkirk:
282.
Douglas, W.J.: 3760.
Douglas, William: 3665, 4470.
Douglass, Duncan: 3915.
Douglass Family: 4473.
Douglass, Frederick: 1639.
Douglass, William: 709.
Dover, D.B.: 4380.
Dow, James: 2818, 4513, 4524, 4525.
Dow, Jean: 2994.
Dowd, Mr: 2379.
Dowler, C.E.A: 4088.
Dowling, Fred: 1875.
Dowling, T.J., Rev.: 3433, 3442.
Downey, S.L., Rev.: 703, 3256, 3485,
3492, 3499, 4422, 4473.
Downie, John, Rev.: 3468.
Downing, William: 3772.
Downs, Alice: 1197.
Downs, Gladys Hillis (Mrs Lome):
3852.
Dows, William: 4525.
Dowswell, James: 4266.
Dowswell, M., Miss: 2748.
Dowswett, Clifford: 1903.
Doyle, E.A., Rev.: 118, 1194, 1337,
3433, 3434, 3863, 4088.
Draffin, W.L., Rev.: 3715.
Draimin, Charles: 4349.
Drake, Henry L.: 2700.
Draper, Harold: 4499.
Draves, Mr: 4428.
Drayton, James: 2994.
Drechsler, August: 671, 1338, 4499.
Dredge, William: 1696.
Dreger, Elizabeth: 1200, 4327.
Dreger, F.W.: 2039.
Dreger Family: 658.
Dreger, Fred: 1954, 3915.
Dreger, Fred, Mrs: 3927.
Dreisinger, Allen: 4225.
Dreisinger, Alma: 4226.
Dreisinger, Alvin, Mrs: 4226.
Dreisinger, Christian: 2443.
Dreisinger, Clara: 2443.
Dreisinger, David: 2443.
Dreisinger, Edwin: 2807.
Dreisinger Family: 2443, 4221.
Dreisinger, Nelson: 2807.
Drennan, George: 4416.
Dressier, Emerson: 1796.
Drew, Alfred H.: 4102.
Drew, Benjamin: 709.
Drexler, Anthony: 3160, 3436
Drexler, Sebastian: 3160, 3438.
Driesbach, John, Rev.: 275.
Drinkwater, Harry: 4102.
Drown, Bernice F.: 2117.
Druar, John: 2769.
Druck Family: 3029.
Drudge, Barbara Shirk (Mrs
Benjamin): 1078.
Drudge, Benjamin: 1078, 4441.
Drudge, Lewis: 3839.
Drummond, George M.: 4099.
Drummond, James: 2424.
Drury, E.C.: 2067.
Drury, W. Herbert: 1205.
Dryden, Agnes Kennedy (Mrs
Thomas): 842, 843.
Dryden, Andrew: 841, 842, 843, 844,
3663, 4214.
Dryden, Charlotte Green (Mrs Walter
K): 842.
Dryden, Elizabeth Kennedy (Mrs
Andrew): 843.
Dryden Family: 841, 842, 843, 844,
2591, 4212.
Dryden, James: 841, 842, 844, 2783.
620
Personal Subject Index
Dryden, Janet Cairns: 841, 842, 843.
Dryden, John: 841, 842, 843.
Dryden, Mary Swan (Mrs James):
842, 843.
Dryden, Robert: 841, 843.
Dryden, Sarah Murdoch (Mrs
Robert): 843.
Dryden, Thomas: 841, 842, 843.
Dryden, Walter Davidson: 841, 4103.
Dryden, Walter K: 842, 843, 1974.
Dryden, William: 842, 2800.
Drysdale, John: 4079.
Duarte, Emilia: 697.
Dubeler, James: 4079.
Dubpemell, F., Rev.: 3507, 3519,
3525, 3549, 3600, 4515.
Dubrick, H.: 4158.
Duck, Dr: 4400.
Duck, E.J.: 4395.
Dudley, Harold: 4104.
Dudley, William: 4104.
Dueck, H.J.: 4396.
Dueck, Henry: 516.
Duench, Jacob: 1165.
Duering, H.B.: 1.
Duff, D.A., Rev.: 3687.
Duff, John, Mrs: 2090.
Duff, Louis B.: 1183, 1306, 1339,
2041, 3889.
Duff, Richard D.: 107, 4274.
Duffield, Allan E., Mrs: 1169.
Duffield, Bob: 4049.
Dufresne, John N.: 460.
Dufton, Lloyd Edward: 4099.
Dugan, Matthew. 1340.
Dugan, Shaun: 1340.
Dugan, Terrence C.: 1340.
Dugan, Thelma Reed: 1340.
Duke, M.E.: 4217, 4220.
Dukes, Donald: 3044.
Dumart, Peter: 4441.
Dumart, Woody: 326, 4416.
Dumoulin, Rev.: 2, 3481.
Dunbar, Barry: 3499.
Dunbar, L.A.: 3923, 4217.
Duncan, Alexander: 2710.
Duncan, J., Miss: 4066, 4067, 4380.
Duncan, John: 3018, 4102.
Duncan, Muriel: 2714.
Duncan, R.S.: 1765.
Dunford, Ross: 2710.
Dunham, B. Mabel: 2, 8, 22, 221,
256, 541, 593, 1200, 1304, 1341,
1342, 1343, 1344, 1345, 1346,
1571, 1725, 1758, 2097, 2714,
2782, 2818, 2843, 2852, 2950,
2959, 2977, 2978, 2983, 2990,
2994, 2997, 3647, 3857, 3862,
3863, 3873, 3903, 3907, 3909,
3910, 3925, 3926, 3936, 3945,
3952, 3954, 3959, 3968, 4101,
4327, 4374, 4380, 4414, 4470,
4517.
Dunham, Magdalena Eby: 1343,
1346, 3632, 3633, 4380.
Dunham, Martin: 1343, 1346, 3631,
3632, 4034, 4380.
Dunke, Albert K: 1569, 4525.
Dunke, C.B.: 3923, 4374, 4380.
Dunke, Cora V.: 2438.
Dunke, Harold: 4220.
Dunke, Hemy: 4223, 4380, 4525.
Dunke, Ida: 1725, 3656.
Dunke, Jacob: 1569, 2410, 2438,
2459, 4525.
Dunke, Peter: 4525.
Dunker, Albert: 851, 3923, 4023,
4344.
Dunker, Carl: 4067.
Dunker, H.: 2496.
Dunker, W.H.: 4380.
Dunkin, David W.: 1822.
Dunlap, Andrew: 4079.
Dunlop, Alexander Graham: 266.
Dunlop, Elizabeth Nicholl (Mrs
William): 4454.
Dunlop, Mr: 279, 4192.
Dunlop, William, Dr, "Tiger": 2049,
2052, 2072, 2091, 4212, 4429.
Dunn, Annie: 3773.
Dunn, John H.: 282.
Dunn, Miss: 3773.
Dunn, Wes: 2145.
Dunnington, Jack: 3044.
Dupck, H.H.: 1678.
Dupemill, Rev.: 4525.
Durand, Charles: 1535, 4018.
Durand, James: 84, 4134, 4144, 4473,
4478.
Durant, John: 4525.
Durant, John, Jr: 3669.
Durant, John, Sr: 3669.
Durant, Mathew: 1.
Durham, Willard, Mrs: 1698.
Durkee, Rev.: 3485, 3499.
Durnford, S.: 4278.
Durnford, V.M., Rev.: 3472.
Dumin, J.E.: 4275.
Durrant, Henry: 3631, 4195, 4448,
4449.
Durrant, John: 1.
Durrant, Mathew: 1165.
Durst, Adam: 938.
Durst, George: 1895.
Durst, George, Rev.: 3620.
Durst, L.: 4221.
Durst, Maria K Knechtel: 938.
Durst, Robert, Rev.: 3525.
Durstine, John: 4203.
Durward, Alderman: 3915.
Durward, D.N.: 3734, 4092.
Durward, David: 4083.
Durward, R.N.: 4261.
Durward, William: 4104.
Duthie, John: 4208.
Duthie, W.N., Rev.: 4275.
Dwyer, John, Rev.: 4464.
Dyck, David A.: 8.
Dyck, Edgar: 2760.
Dyck, George: 2760.
Dyck, Isaac: 4526.
Dyer, Donald: 4276.
Dyer, John, Rev.: 3659.
Dyer, Mary Sparks: 2940.
Dyer, Robert: 4422.
Dyke, Rev.: 3623.
Dykeman, Adam: 3761.
Dykes, C.F., Miss: 4031.
Dykes, John G.: 1861, 3481.
Dymer, George: 1084.
Dyre, W.R., Rev.: 3636.
Eadie, Florence: 2807.
Eagle, Arthur, Mrs: 4454.
Eagle, David: 2775.
Eagle, James: 4275.
Eagle, Mary: 2736.
Eagle, R.: 4278.
Eagle, Ralph: 4279.
Eakins, Miss: 2818, 2843.
Earle, George: 3709.
Eamst, Ken: 1885.
Eastback, Adam: 4040.
Eastman, Elizabeth: 3071, 3102,
3109, 3154.
Eastman, G.E.: 3793.
Easton, Isabella Moray: 878, 1402.
Easton, John: 4079.
Easton, Robert: 3728.
Easton, W.: 4223.
Eaton, Anson: 2760.
Eaton, E.: 4278.
Eaton, Edward R.: 4104.
Eaton, Enoch: 2736, 2760, 4275.
Eaton Family: 502, 1773, 2761, 2766,
4436.
Eaton, I.W.: 3644.
Eaton, Mervin: 1773.
Eaton, Morris: 2736.
Eaton, Nancy Clemens (Mrs Wesley):
Personal Subject Index
621
2775.
Eaton, Nelson: 2760.
Eaton, R.: 3702, 4278.
Eaton, Wesley: 2736.
Eatough, Helen: 3773.
Ebel, Frieda, Mrs: 2549, 3608.
Ebel, Henry W.: 2549.
Ebel, Jacob: 2120, 4426.
Ebel, May: 2549, 3110.
Ebenau, Wilhelm: 1636, 4371.
Eberle, K: 2234.
Eberiy, Anna: 3127.
Ebersohl, Christian: 725, 950, 4524.
Ebersohl, Susanna Neuhauser Blank
(Mrs Christian): 725.
Ebersole Family: 716, 725, 3143.
Ebert, Charles: 84, 3813.
Ebert, Dr: 635, 1171.
Ebert, George: 4422.
Eberwein-Braendle, Rosina: 1843.
Ebner, Rev.: 664, 930, 3421, 3448,
4499.
Eby, Aaron: 852, 3312.
Eby, Abraham: 348, 1358, 1369,
4195, 4196, 4525.
Eby, Absalom: 1953, 4515.
Eby, Ada: 3031, 4380.
Eby, Aden: 845, 1347, 3907, 3968.
Eby, Alexander: 249, 4080.
Eby, Alexander, Mrs: 2818.
Eby, Alexander Ralph: 249, 909,
3631, 4080, 4102.
Eby, Allan: 2818, 3633, 3930, 3933,
3956, 4067.
Eby, Amanda: 1515.
Eby, Amos: 3328.
Eby, Ananias: 2812.
Eby, Angeline Baer (Mrs David): 731,
852.
^ Eby, Barbara: 852, 1002, 1612.
Eby, Barbara Wenger (Mrs George):
852.
— Eby, Benjamin: 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 18, 23,
83, 84, 130, 145, 246, 249, 268,
275, 282, 292, 294, 308, 326, 333,
383, 514, 516, 517, 521, 526, 532,
534, 537, 538, 539, 542, 543, 553,
583, 610, 611, 613, 614, 615, 624,
628, 635, 646, 649, 669, 671, 672,
673, 713, 720, 787, 788, 793, 845,
846, 848, 849, 851, 1034, 1128,
1347, 1348, 1349, 1350, 1351,
1353, 1355, 1356, 1357, 1358,
1359, 1369, 1563, 1564, 1612,
1637, 1640, 1697, 1698, 2097,
2441, 2491, 2586, 2738, 2766,
2782, 2818, 2843, 3078, 3121,
4372, 4374,
4405, 4422,
4456, 4513,
3128, 3137, 3143, 3230, 3232,
3237, 3238, 3239, 3254, 3257,
3273, 3287, 3289, 3310, 3311,
3312, 3313, 3316, 3319, 3323,
3324, 3326, 3348, 3355, 3360,
3363, 3374, 3383, 3391, 3394,
3402, 3870, 3872, 3889, 3928,
4080, 4143, 4191, 4195, 4318,
4319, 4327, 4371,
4377, 4380, 4404,
4428, 4446, 4455,
4517, 4525.
~ Eby, Benjamin B.: 392, 987.
•=*- Eby, Benjamin E.: 1358.
-Eby, Catharine: 846, 1698.
- Eby, Catharine Bricker (Mrs
Benjamin): 1349.
^ Eby, Catherine Clemens (Mrs
Christian): 978.
Eby, Charles: 846.
- Eby, Christian: 255, 256, 275, 628,
846, 851, 1213, 1347, 1354, 1636,
1637, 2025, 2073, 2491, 3167,
3170, 3184, 3186, 3238, 3239,
3254, 3273, 3287, 3859, 4380,
4461, 4525.
Eby, Clayton: 2760.
Eby, Cyrus D.: 2018.
Eby, Cyrus K.: 2018.
" Eby, Daniel: 3, 275, 333, 731, 848,
852, 987, 1358, 1612, 2379, 4191,
4380, 4521, 4525.
- Eby, David: 275, 462, 848, 849, 852,
1358, 2505, 2801, 3329, 4380,
4525.
- Eby, David B.: 852, 2801, 4422.
Eby, Delilah Moxley (Mrs Daniel):
987.
Eby, Dilman: 852.
Eby, Dwight: 845.
Eby, Edgar: 1515.
Eby, Edwin: 4499.
Eby, Elgin: 852, 4094, 4104.
Eby, Elias: 85, 517, 553, 846, 1078,
1080, 1352, 1358, 1636, 1637,
2120, 2125, 2379, 2406, 2609,
2766, 2818, 2843, 3238, 3322,
3380, 3870, 4191, 4380, 4422.
Eby, Elias B.: 800.
- Eby, Elizabeth: 750, 845, 3097, 3121,
3122, 3238, 4078, 4080.
- Eby, Elizabeth Bechtel (Mrs David):
1358.
- Eby, Elizabeth Brech (Mrs John):
3312.
- Eby, Elizabeth Cressman (Mrs
Benjamin E.): 1358.
Eby, Elsie Hewitt (Mrs Gordon): 978,
3128.
Eby, Enoch: 852, 1181, 1922, 2379,
2581, 2803.
Eby, Ephraim: 4192, 4197.
- Eby, Esther Kraft (Mrs Moses): 852.
"Eby, Esther Shantz (Mrs Moses E.):
1070.
Eby, Eva M.: 2714.
Eby, Ezra E.: 4, 27, 139, 252, 256,
268, 382, 517, 533, 610, 612, 671,
672, 673, 846, 1165, 1359, 1611,
1698, 1984, 2493, 2756, 2818,
3230, 3312, 4192, 4193, 4380,
4517.
- Eby Family: 268, 275, 277, 555, 562,
612, 713, 719, 720, 800, 816, 845,
847, 848, 849, 850, 852, 861, 909,
910, 978, 988, 1137, 1139, 1354,
1358, 1359, 2829, 4221, 4455,
4494.
Eby, Floyd: 1823.
- Eby, George: 255, 256, 275, 307, 308,
671, 713, 720, 846, 848, 852,
1084, 1128, 1213, 1353, 1358,
1612, 1628, 4011, 4380, 4385,
4480, 4513, 4517, 4523, 4524,
4525.
-Eby, George W.: 3, 85, 106, 1706,
2379, 2446, 4422, 4517, 4521,
4525.
Eby, Gordon: 978, 1189, 1347, 1354,
4374, 4428.
Eby, Grant E.: 4448.
Eby, Henry: 9, 83, 84, 85, 94, 109,
258, 326, 607, 610, 611, 635, 673,
846, 1358, 1366, 1562, 2818, 2821,
2843, 3310, 3326, 3348, 3870,
3873, 3893, 3897, 4053, 4371,
4380.
Eby, Henry B.: 1563, 4448, 4449,
4525.
Eby, Herman: 3631, 3632.
-Eby, Hiram: 852.
Eby, Ida Newman (Mrs Hiram): 852.
Eby, Ion: 1349, 1350.
Eby, Isaac: 249, 275, 846, 851, 978,
1353, 1358, 3128, 3960, 4080.
Eby, Isaac M.: 1350.
Eby, Isaac S.: 3134.
Eby, Isabelle Myers: 851.
Eby, Isadore E.: 1165.
- Eby, Isaiah: 840, 845, 4433.
- Eby, Jacob: 3, 333, 1347, 1358, 2379,
4136, 4461, 4521, 4523.
- Eby, Jacob B.: 1078, 1165, 4195,
4458.
622
Personal Subject Index
~ Eby, Jacob E.: 4078, 4517.
Eby, Jacob F.: 851.
Eby, John: 256, 271, 275, 848, 1358,
3312, 4034, 4371, 4380, 4456,
4461, 4525.
Eby, John B.: 1976, 4525.
- Eby, John, "Hannes": 713, 720, 848.
Eby, John W.: 1706, 2818, 2843,
4053, 4324, 4521.
Eby, Jonas: 846, 1563.
- Eby, Joseph: 255, 256, 264, 275, 333,
514, 671, 1357, 1358, 1628, 2109,
2120, 3238, 3273, 3893, 4380,
4422, 4517, 4521, 4524, 4525.
Eby, Katharine Steuemagel (Mrs
Dilman): 852.
- Eby, Leah Eby (Mrs David E.): 852.
Eby, Lemuel: 4053, 4195.
Eby, Lucinda Alles (Mrs Enoch): 852.
Eby, Lucy Hembling (Mrs Abraham):
348.
- Eby, Lydia A.: 2801.
— ' Eby, Magdalena: 755, 1034, 1308,
3870.
Eby, Magdalena Erb (Mrs Benjamin):
1355, 1358.
• Eby, Magdalena Erb (Mrs Peter):
852.
- Eby, Magdalena Erb (Mrs Samuel):
275, 852.
Eby, Malcolm: 845.
Eby, Marie: 846.
Eby, Martha Reist: 1017.
v- Eby, Martin: 2379, 4521.
- Eby, Martin E.E.: 2120.
Eby, Mary: 1350.
Eby, Mary Brubacher (Mrs
Benjamin): 275, 348, 788, 793,
1353, 1355, 1357, 1358.
Eby, Mary Shoemaker (Mrs Isaac):
1358.
Eby, Matilda Bowers (Mrs Aaron):
3312.
Eby, Matilda Gingrich (Mrs Isaiah
S.): 845.
Eby, Menno: 37, 249, 1165, 4080,
4380.
_ Eby, Michael: 275, 713, 720.
Eby, Minnie, Miss: 2714.
Eby, Miss: 2828, 2829.
- Eby, Moses: 852, 1002, 3057, 4499.
-Eby, Moses E.: 1070.
Eby, Nellie: 4080.
Eby, Nelson: 2801.
Eby, Noah E.: 1165.
Eby, O.S.: 13, 2485, 4283, 4286, 4380.
Eby, Odo: 1190, 1347.
Eby, Oscar: 85, 107, 4255.
Eby, Oscar E.: 2959.
Eby, Perry: 3761.
»~'Eby, Peter: 3, 83, 85, 94, 106, 326,
846, 848, 852, 978, 1358, 2379,
3978, 4380, 4513, 4521, 4523,
4524, 4525.
Eby, Ralph: 536.
Eby, Ralph A.: 7.
Eby, Ruby Winger (Mrs Aden): 845.
Eby, S.B.: 4525.
-'Eby, Samuel: 3, 191, 275, 333, 514,
517, 593, 671, 673, 713, 720, 846,
848, 851, 852, 1353, 1357, 1358,
1612, 1640, 2135, 3254, 3864,
4377, 4380, 4499, 4515, 4517.
~ Eby, Samuel P.: 1165.
Eby, Sarah Smith (Mrs Benjamin
B.): 987.
Eby, Saruch: 1165, 2812, 2818.
— Eby, Solomon: 275, 3255, 3259, 3298,
3320, 3328, 3355, 3383, 3715.
— Eby, Solomon, Mrs: 1689.
-Eby, Susanna: 2018, 3633, 4380.
— Eby, Susanna Hess (Mrs David): 852.
—Eby, Theodorus: 846, 849, 850, 1347.
„Eby, Veronica: 978, 1353, 3097, 3121,
3146.
Eby, William: 1872, 1967, 1969, 2035,
3148, 3620, 4474.
Eby, William K: 1515, 1872, 1967,
2018, 2035, 3061, 3062, 3066,
4528.
Eby, Yarrick: 673.
Echert, Sophia: 3773.
Eckel, Samuel H., Dr: 1184, 4512.
Eckert, Frederick: 275, 3620.
Eckert, John: 256, 275.
Eckstein Family: 4499.
Eddie, Irabella Ferris (Mrs William):
4230.
Eddy, Sherwood, Dr: 127.
Ede, Lancelot: 3709.
Eden, Elizabeth: 1360.
Eden, Helena Ziegler (Mrs John R.):
1360, 1361, 3631.
Eden, John R.: 326, 1201, 1360,
1361, 1856, 2983, 3041, 3959,
4127, 4162, 4298, 4374.
Eden, William: 1360.
Edgar, Alex M.: 1773, 4079.
Edgar, Alice: 4008.
Edgar, Cameron L.: 1773.
Edgar Family: 1773, 4188, 4212.
Edgar, H.C.: 4031, 4228, 4395.
Edgar, James: 1748, 4079.
Edgar, Jane D.W.: 1748.
Edgar, John: 4079.
Edgar, Lex: 2130.
Edgar, Robert: 1294.
Edgar, Robert W.: 1748.
Edgar, Theo.: 4079.
Edgar, Thomas: 3650.
Edgar, William: 2807, 4079.
Edington, A., Rev.: 1205.
Edler Family: 853, 854.
Edler, Frederick: 853.
Edler, George: 853.
Edler, Karl, Jr: 853.
Edler, Mary (Mrs Henry Martz): 853.
Edmonds, Fred: 4422.
Edmonds, J., Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Edmonds, Mrs: 3470.
Edwards, A.M.: 1362, 1363, 1845,
3816, 3838, 4031, 4088, 4155,
4233.
Edwards, Alex: 2143, 2810, 2820.
Edwards, David, Rev.: 4473.
Edwards, Don: 2179.
Edwards, G.A.M.: 1184.
Edwards, George W.: 4102.
Edwards, Laura Clare (Mrs A.M.):
1362, 1363, 4031, 4088.
Edwards, Simon, Rev.: 4178.
Edwards, W.J., Mrs: 3937.
Egenter, Franz J.: 106.
Egerdee, Frederick, Mrs: 1191.
Egerdee, John: 2704.
Egerdee, W.H.: 2731, 4499.
Egerton, George: 4230.
Eggers, Adolf, Rev.: 3512, 3547, 3612,
4275.
Eggert, Carl: 3722.
Eggles, Mr: 2379.
Egglestone, Wilfrid: 275.
-Egli Family: 716.
Ehinger, Frederic, Rev.: 3507, 4487,
4499.
Ehnes, Ephraim: 1796.
Ehrat, Eva: 4499.
Ehrhardt, George: 2736.
Eichenhauer, John: 4371.
Eicher, Christian: 1099.
Eicher Family: 716.
Eichler, Fred: 4385.
Eichler, Henry: 4385.
Eichler, Ida: 4486.
Eichler, Julius: 4486.
Eichler, Michael: 1773, 4486.
Eicholz, John: 3278.
Eidt, Caspar: 855.
Eidt, Catherine: 4499.
Eidt, Conrad: 855, 1186.
Eidt, Delton W.J.: 1773, 4499.
Personal Subject Index
623
Eidt, Edwin D.: 2120, 2187, 2704,
4499.
Eidt Family: 855, 856, 4499.
Eidt, John C.: 855, 4499.
Eidt, John L.: 1165.
Eidt, Ludwig, Mrs: 1013.
Eidt, Milton: 1885.
Eieyan, Austin: 2728.
Eifert, R.A, Rev.: 3549, 3600.
Eifert, Walter: 4217.
Eiman Family: 716, 946.
Einwechter, Douglas: 4500.
Einwechter, Earl: 1364, 2971, 3183,
4490, 4499.
Einwechter Family: 658.
Einwechter, Harvey: 4499, 4500.
Einwechter, James: 4500.
Eis, Michael, Rev.: 84, 3495, 3503.
Eisenbach, John: 2774.
Eisenmenger, E.L.: 4099.
Eissfeldt, Arthur, Rev.: 3508, 3616.
Eitel, E., Rev.: 3442.
Eitel, George: 3154.
Eitel, Herman, Rev.: 4464.
Eix Family: 1035.
Elbom, H.E.: 2780, 2781.
Elena, Louis, Rev.: 2732, 3419, 3420,
3430, 3432, 3440, 3442, 3452,
3455, 3456, 3461, 3463.
Elford, John: 436.
Elgie, Mr: 1882.
Ellesley, D.W.: 4477.
Ellicott, Joseph: 522.
Ellicott, William: 4088.
Ellicott, William, Mrs: 4088.
Elliot, Bernice: 2798.
Elliot, Margaret: 1758.
Elliot, R.J., Rev.: 3492, 3643, 4031.
Elliott, Andrew: 332, 857, 1975, 2005,
2128, 2986, 3665, 3908, 4202,
4250, 4266, 4390, 4393, 4394.
Elliott, Cameron L.: 1773.
Elliott, Dorothy Schweitzer: 3927.
Elliott, Elspeth Ramsay: 857.
Elliott, Eva Croll (Mrs William):
1200, 1365, 3852.
Elliott, Everett V., Dr.: 1205.
Elliott Family: 1773, 4212, 4436,
4499.
Elliott, George: 229.
Elliott, Henry, "Coon": 2701.
Elliott, Hugh C.: 301, 690, 857, 2591,
3760, 3915, 4209.
Elliott, J.C.: 2767.
Elliott, James: 3665.
Elliott, R.G.: 4080.
Elliott, R.R., Rev.: 3499.
Elliott, Richmond: 3930.
Elliott, Thomas, Mrs: 3665.
Elliott, William: 857, 1205, 1365,
2994, 3474, 3760, 4214.
Elliott, William S.: 690, 857.
Ellis, Agnes: 4031.
Ellis, Alfred: 858, 859, 3644, 4436,
4451.
Ellis, Alfred, Mrs: 4451.
Ellis, Ann Winters (Mrs David): 859.
Ellis, Carl: 858, 1189, 1755, 4436,
4451, 4456.
Ellis, Cecil: 2703.
Ellis, Daniel: 1165.
Ellis, David: 859, 2760, 3644, 4458.
Ellis, E.H.: 2234.
Ellis, Ella: 858.
Ellis Family: 859, 4436.
Ellis, Harry: 4422.
Ellis, Hattie: 2748.
Ellis, J.M.: 4422.
Ellis, J.S.: 2055.
Ellis, Jack: 4521.
Ellis, James, Mrs: 3636.
Ellis, Lourene: 858.
Ellis, Margaret: 809.
Ellis, Martha Elliott (Mrs William):
859.
Ellis, Mary Jane Clemens: 858.
Ellis, Nancy Martin (Mrs David):
859.
Ellis, Nellie E.: 1287.
Ellis, O.B.: 2775, 4436.
Ellis, P.W.: 1558.
Ellis, Squire: 858, 1974, 2774, 3631.
Ellis, William: 84, 256, 382, 713, 720,
859, 2097, 2760, 2774, 2775, 3232,
3643, 4221, 4451, 4455, 4456,
4458.
Ellis, William D.: 4014.
Ellis, William E.: 1165, 2775.
Ellison, D.I., Rev.: 3668, 3695.
Elmslie, Alexander: 1165, 1851, 3888.
Elmslie, Christine: 2862, 2863.
Elry, E.: 2109.
Elsley, Catherine Moogk (Mrs
James): 983.
Elsley, David: 1165.
Elson, J.: 4080.
Elton, AE.: 2242.
Emel, Henry: 1954.
Emery, Catharine: 804.
Emery, John: 1198.
Emery, Nancy Erb (Mrs John): 1198.
Emmerson, Donald J., Rev.: 3706.
Emmerson, Mark, Rev.: 3706.
Emmett, J.: 2242.
Emory, John: 4499.
Empey, Arthur Guy: 4356, 4477.
Empey Family: 645, 4477, 4480.
Empey, Michael P.: 2120, 2128, 4468,
4473, 4477, 4478, 4480, 4483.
Ende, Carl von: 4103.
Ende, Ferdinand von: 721, 2004.
Ende, H. von: 3029, 4392.
Ende, Minnie Ahrens von: 721, 2004.
Engle, Jacob: 275, 593.
Englehardt, Andrew: 2818.
Englehardt, Carl: 4371.
Englehardt, L.: 3569.
Engler, Lloyd: 4226.
Englert, Walter: 4099.
English, Peter: 4023.
English, Raymond: 217.
English, Roland: 4104, 4422.
Enns, Alvin, Rev.: 3317.
Enns, G.J.: 3006, 3401.
Enns, Herb: 565, 616.
Enns, Hermann: 3401.
Enns, Jake: 565.
Enns, Marie (Mrs Peter): 3401.
Enns, Marie Warkentin: 616.
Enslin, Christian: 9, 83, 85, 87, 94,
326, 635, 671, 672, 1358, 1366,
1563, 2004, 3238, 3696, 3698,
3701, 3702, 3703, 3704, 3978,
4371, 4372, 4380, 4461.
Enslin, Jacob: 249.
Entwistle, Kenneth: 4278.
Epp, Frank H.: 1367.
Epp, H.H., Rev.: 2908, 3292, 3304.
Epp, Helen: 3774.
Epp, Henry P., Rev.: 3304.
Epp, Leonard, Rev.: 3292.
Epting, Jacob: 4392.
Erb, AA: 2073, 4034, 4390.
Erb, AH.: 2988, 2989, 4223, 4525.
Erb, Abraham: 3, 8, 10, 18, 91, 246,
255, 256, 274, 275, 282, 333, 517,
553, 628, 671, 713, 720, 1051,
1080, 1184, 1198, 1308, 1358,
1368, 1369, 1370, 1612, 1922,
1965, 1976, 2097, 2135, 2562,
2565, 2567, 2581, 2609, 2730,
2780, 2781, 2809, 3293, 3864,
3872, 3874, 3892, 4191, 4192,
4380, 4404, 4405, 4406, 4407,
4408, 4412, 4413, 4414, 4422,
4448, 4449, 4455, 4499, 4517.
Erb, Abraham A: 1558, 2128, 4150,
4393.
Erb, Abram: 18, 516, 553, 1294,
2379, 3856, 4255.
Erb, Abram A: 294, 1984.
624
Personal Subject Index
Erb, Abram C.: 4393, 4394.
Erb, Abram, Mrs: 809.
Erb, Albert E.: 553.
Erb, Alonza H.: 1569, 4374.
Erb, Alonzo: 1198.
Erb, Angeline: 2801.
-'Erb, Anna Maria Litwiller (Mrs
Christian S.): 955.
Erb, Annie Kay (Mrs Joseph): 1198.
Erb, Annie Mae Gerber (Mrs David
O.): 871.
Erb, Barbara Lichti (Mrs Joel S.):
1061.
" Erb, Barbara Oesch (Mrs Christian
G.): 995.
Erb, Bena Gardner (Mrs John S.):
1061.
~ Erb, Benjamin: 553, 1369.
Erb, Catherine Stauffer Good (Mrs
Enoch Clemens): 860.
Erb, Catherine Steinman (Mrs Jacob
S.): 1061, 1103.
- Erb, Christian: 275, 556, 787, 861,
1077, 1369, 1370, 2760, 3097,
4499.
Erb, Christian G.: 995.
Erb, Christian O., Rev.: 3368.
Erb, Christian S.: 474, 955, 1061,
1165.
Erb, Cyrus: 1984, 2109, 2120, 2379,
3808, 4393, 4394, 4428.
Erb, D.S.: 4223.
~ Erb, Daniel: 188, 224, 252, 255, 256,
258, 271, 275, 287, 304, 326, 332,
333, 516, 517, 555, 713, 720,
1628, 2551, 2575, 2609, 3160,
3314, 3864, 3893, 3895, 4380,
4422, 4435, 4437, 4455, 4456,
4464, 4517, 4525.
- Erb, David: 84, 758, 759, 1370, 3487,
3491, 3494, 3503, 3893, 4192,
4196.
Erb, David L.: 1106.
Erb, David O.: 871.
Erb, E., Mrs: 3773.
Erb, Elizabeth: 1089, 4192.
- Erb, Elizabeth Eby: 1623.
Erb, Elonzo: 553.
Erb, Emma Bauman (Mrs Addison):
3365.
Erb, Emmanuel: 3254.
Erb, Enoch: 22, 860.
Erb, Ephraim: 18, 553, 2109, 2120,
4034, 4191, 4196, 4428, 4456.
Erb, Ephraim B., Mrs: 1191.
Erb, Erma Lebold (Mrs Ervin): 3365.
Erb, Ervin, Rev.: 3368.
Erb Family: 2, 23, 275, 562, 713, 716,
719, 720, 769, 860, 861, 909, 910,
1029, 1139, 1198, 1293, 3251,
3927, 4455, 4478, 4499.
Erb, George E.: 275, 553.
Erb, Gordon: 516, 4271.
Erb, Henry: 553, 1636.
Erb, Irvin: 326, 3892, 4416.
Erb, Irvin E.: 4350.
Erb, Isabella Scott (Mrs Alonzo):
1198.
Erb, Israel K: 4393, 4394.
Erb, J.H.: 4395.
Erb, J.W.: 4382.
- Erb, Jacob: 245, 252, 255, 256, 258,
271, 274, 275, 304, 326, 332, 333,
514, 516, 517, 628, 671, 713, 720,
860, 861, 1260, 1308, 1358, 1369,
1552, 1628, 2438, 2446, 2448,
2457, 2481, 2482, 2484, 2547,
2548, 2549, 2550, 2551, 2552,
2554, 2609, 3160, 3232, 3864,
3893, 4220, 4377, 4380, 4384,
4422, 4435, 4437, 4448, 4449,
4455, 4456, 4464, 4499, 4513,
4514, 4517, 4524, 4525.
-r Erb, Jacob B.: 4461.
- Erb, Jacob K: 1984, 4390.
- Erb, Jacob S.: 1061, 1103.
Erb, Jared: 553.
Erb, Joel S.: 1061.
- Erb, John: 3, 18, 22, 188, 246, 255,
256, 275, 282, 308, 326, 332, 333,
382, 514, 516, 517, 553, 555, 556,
599, 628, 635, 671, 713, 720, 1060,
1061, 1198, 1233, 1294, 1308,
1358, 1369, 1370, 1612, 1840,
1862, 1918, 1963, 1976, 1984,
1986, 2051, 2097, 2135, 2438,
2441, 2446, 2448, 2457, 2481,
2482, 2484, 2547, 2548, 2549,
2550, 2552, 2554, 2760, 2766,
3097, 3232, 3270, 3543, 3864,
3874, 3889, 3893, 3928, 4377,
4380, 4385, 4391, 4393, 4394,
4404, 4405, 4448, 4449, 4452,
4455, 4512, 4513, 4514, 4517,
4521, 4524, 4525.
-Erb, John, Jr: 1877, 4393, 4394,
4423.
- Erb, John L.: 908, 2120, 4391, 4458.
~ Erb, John L., Mrs: 809, 908, 4391.
Erb, John S.: 1061, 1165.
Erb, Johnny: 1198.-
Erb, Joseph: 85, 91, 149, 275, 332,
382, 517, 553, 1198, 1369, 1370,
1519, 1878, 1963, 1976, 1984,
2097, 2379, 3808, 4195, 4390,
4391, 4392, 4393, 4394, 4428,
4444, 4455.
— Erb, Joseph B.: 4458.
~ Erb, Joseph I.: 4393.
~~ Erb, Joseph J.: 1984, 2379.
Erb, Levi: 1151.
— Erb, Lydia: 4136.
— Erb, Magdalena (Mrs Abraham): 553,
1347, 1350, 1358, 1368, 1369,
2567, 2609, 4422, 4448, 4449.
— Erb, Maria: 3137.
~ Erb, Maria Scherch: 256, 861, 1077.
_ Erb, Mary: 1198.
—Erb, Mary Elizabeth: 332, 1558.
— Erb, Mary Litwiller (Mrs Christian
S.): 1061.
— Erb, Mary Wissler (Mrs Levi): 1151.
Erb, Maurice: 2714.
Erb, Melissa: 1198.
Erb, Menno: 420, 1856, 3551, 4349,
4350, 4380.
Erb, Menno S.: 1165.
Erb, Michael: 4473.
Erb, Moses: 275, 3254, 3274, 3355,
4371, 4380, 4458.
Erb, Nancy: 256, 553, 3874, 3893.
— Erb, Nicholas: 860.
Erb, Noah: 1165.
Erb, Paul: 4512, 4521.
-Erb, Peter: 3, 255, 264, 275, 348,
514, 517, 713, 720, 860, 1128,
1358, 1370, 2575, 2818, 2843,
3864, 4191, 4192, 4193, 4195,
4197, 4380, 4393, 4455, 4456,
4461.
— Erb, Peter, Mrs: 809.
Erb, Rebecca: 2801.
"-Erb, Salome Graybill: 861, 1260.
Erb, Samuel: 553, 1369, 2379, 4380,
4422, 4461.
Erb, Samuel, Jr: 1198.
Erb, Samuel L.: 553.
Erb, Samuel O., Rev.: 3368.
Erb, Veronica Schwartzentruber (Mrs
John): 599, 1060, 1061.
Erb, Wesley: 4499.
Erb, Wilhelmina Clemens: 382.
Erb, William: 553, 1198, 3256, 3499.
Erb, William H.: 2120.
Erb, William L.: 4448, 4449.
Erbach, Adam: 4480.
Erbach, Herbert: 4094.
Erdman, Horace H., Rev.: 3539.
Erdmann, Balthasar: 4525.
Erhardt, Daniel: 1953.
Erhardt, Joseph: 3044.
Personal Subject Index
625
Erisman Family: 932.
Erison, Sherman: 3734.
Ernst, A., Rev.: 85, 3507, 3519, 3525,
3531, 3537, 3538, 3549, 3560,
3564, 3600, 3616, 4221, 4380,
4515, 4525.
« Ernst, Anna: 787.
Ernst, C.: 2767.
Ernst, Christian: 2109, 2120, 2972,
4480, 4481, 4483, 4499.
Ernst, Ephraim: 851, 2807.
— Ernst Family: 394, 658, 713, 719,
720.
Ernst, H., Mrs: 3470.
— Ernst, Henry: 394, 2120.
Ernst, Irvin E.: 4217.
Ernst, J., Mrs: 4499.
Ernst, Jack: 4099.
Ernst, Jacob: 4382.
~ Ernst, John: 2120, 2379, 3973, 4374,
4380, 4388, 4487, 4488, 4494,
4499, 4510.
Ernst, John Jacob: 85, 94.
" Ernst, John, Jr: 1880, 1983, 4487.
Ernst, Joseph: 2482.
Ernst, N.R., Rev.: 3496.
Ernst, Paul: 1894.
Ernst, Peter: 1861, 1880, 1974, 1983,
2120.
Ernst, Samuel R.: 4380.
Ernst, Susannah: 394.
Ernst, Vorwerk, Mrs: 1191.
Ertel Family: 2815.
Ervine, Benjamin, Rev.: 1698.
Esbaugh, Adam: 4468, 4480.
Esbaugh, Ambrose: 2769.
Esbaugh, Christine: 4474.
Esbaugh Family: 2815.
Esbaugh, Frank: 1165.
Esbaugh, John: 4474.
Esbaugh, Leo: 4040, 4474.
Esch, Clayton: 3608.
Esch Family: 4221.
Esch, Jacob: 2484.
Esch, Johannes, Rev.: 1358.
Esch, Johnny: 4494, 4499.
Eschbach, Adam: 4478.
— Eschleman, David: 517, 3259.
Eschleman, Moses: 4435, 4437.
Eshleman Family: 713, 719, 720.
— Eshleman, Frantz: 713, 720.
Eshleman, George: 2379.
Eshleman, Moses: 4380, 4450.
Eshleman, Mr: 3415, 4499.
Eshleman, Pauline: 4454.
— Eshleman, Samuel: 256, 275, 1877,
4380.
Eshleman, Samuel B.: 2379.
Eshleman, Susan: 4454.
Eskdale, Thomas: 242.
Essery, Austin E.: 4494.
Essery, Thomas: 4103.
Esson, George: 1281, 1371, 2151.
Esson, J., Sr: 4392.
Esson, James: 1, 1165, 2151, 4228.
Esterbrook, Mr: 2.
--'Euler, Catherine: 1185.
Euler, Donald R.: 4136.
— Euler Family: 658.
Euler, Henry: 1185, 2436, 3608.
Euler, Max: 4128.
Euler, May A.: 4136.
Euler, Rev.: 3620, 4371.
Euler, Virginia Howd: 4128, 4136.
Euler, W.D.: 1,
13, 22,
29, 326, 604,
631, 671, 672, 1185
, 1196,
1201,
1205,
1699,
1810,
1812,
1891,
1895,
1984,
2039,
2495,
2714,
2808,
2818,
2822,
2843,
2880,
2904,
2910,
3007,
3525,
3536,
3537,
3608,
3815,
3923,
3949,
3959,
4011,
4115,
4128,
4132,
4136,
4137,
4146,
4149,
4164,
4293,
4299,
4306,
4318,
4374,
4380,
4422, 4525.
Euler, W.M.: 1895, 3923, 4136.
Evans, Agnes: 4217.
Evans, C.S.: 1404.
Evans, Ernest: 4439.
Evans, F.: 2736.
Evans, Francis: 2714, 4380.
Evans, Irene: 4031.
Evans, John: 4099.
Evans, Mr: 2843.
Evans, N.G.: 4080.
Evans, W.E.: 1404, 2720.
Evans, W.F.: 2765.
Evans, William: 2765, 4104.
Evenden, Kenneth: 3713.
Evens, Ariel, Mrs: 4454.
Evens, Ariel V.: 4454.
Everatt, Edward: 3474.
Everding, Amelia: 4520.
Everett, Charles: 1165.
Everett, Edward: 3470, 4486, 4498,
4506.
Everett, George: 4487.
Everett, Sylvester: 1165.
Evers, L.: 4395.
Everts, Albert M.: 2120, 4499.
Ewald, Fredericka Steger (Mrs
Jacob): 1094.
Ewald, Jacob: 1094, 2424.
Ewald, Jacob F.: 2574.
Ewart, J.B: 1963, 2379.
Ewart, James: 2409, 2478.
Ewing, Charles M.: 1205.
Exelby, Lloyd, Mrs: 4204.
Eydt Family: 833, 855, 856.
Eydt, Paul, Rev.: 3525.
Eyre, Benjamin, Rev.: 3623.
Eyre, Paul W.H., Rev.: 3561.
Eyton, Trevor: 2869.
Faber, Andrew: 1515.
Faber Brothers: 2440, 4466.
Faber Family: 711.
Fabian, H.A.: 4102.
Fabrian, Horace: 4103.
Facey, Betty: 3623.
Facey, Carmen: 3623.
Facey, James: 3470, 3623.
Facey, John: 3474.
Facey, Laura Bean: 4486.
Facey, Richard, Rev.: 3623.
Fach, Jacob: 2424.
Faerster Family: 4481, 4483.
Fahrenholtz, Paul: 4099.
Fahrenkopf, George: 4474.
Fahrenkopf, Peter: 4474.
Fahrer Family: 477.
Fahrer, Frantz: 4079, 4474.
Fahmey Family: 716.
Fahs Family: 932.
Faichney, T.T., Rev.: 1404, 3634,
3687, 3689, 3695.
Fair, James G.: 877, 4177, 4178.
Fairbaim Family: 711.
Fairbaim, Rev.: 3485, 3499, 3643.
Fairchild, Lee, Mrs: 4204.
Fairgrieve, George: 3665.
Fairgrieve, Hugh: 2727, 3665.
Fairgrieve, Hugh, Mrs: 3665.
Fairgrieve, R.: 2465.
Faist, Frederick M., Rev.: 3506.
Faist, Gwen: 3506.
Falconer, A.W.: 4263.
Falkinen, Frederick, Mrs: 1190.
Falkner, Theresa Goldie: 1402.
Fallen, W.G.: 4230, 4233.
Falls, A.S., Rev.: 2714, 3468, 4380.
Falls, John C.: 2714.
Falls, John C., Mrs: 3773.
Falls, R.H.M.: 1281.
Fait, Michael: 256.
Fangmeier, E.A: 2379.
Fangmeier, H.: 2379.
Farewell, J.: 2769.
Fargis, James: 4134.
Farmwald Family: 716.
626
Personal Subject Index
Famcombe, Sheldon: 4225.
Famham, Charles C.: 1189.
Farquharson, C.D., Rev.: 3636.
Farr, Anna: 908, 1292.
Farr, Gerry: 4225.
Farr, Herbert M.: 332, 908, 1249,
1292, 1956, 1975, 2005, 2994,
4274, 4277, 4282, 4286.
Farr, Marshall H.: 908, 1865, 1975,
2055.
Farr, Mr: 1932.
Farrand, W.: 2828, 2829.
Farrar, Gerald: 2014.
Farrell, G.A.: 4422.
Farries, F.W.: 2840.
Farris, C. Duncan, Rev.: 3690.
Farrow, Arnold C.: 4099.
Farrow Family: 711.
Farwell, Bernard: 2785.
Farwell, Clem: 4474.
Faulhafer, Edwin: 2120, 4466.
Faulhafer Family: 4499.
Faulkner, V.I.: 4470.
Faus, Clifford: 2701.
Favill, F.G., Rev.: 3640.
Fawcett, Thomas, Rev.: 3636.
Fayette, John Frederick Augustus
Sykes: 2818, 2843, 4380.
Fear, Edward: 4221.
Fear, J.W., Mrs: 3767.
Fear, Joseph: 4221.
Fear, Samuel: 4221.
Fear, Samuel, Rev.: 3628, 4221.
Feasby, Helena (Mrs John): 1200,
3915, 3936, 4426, 4433, 4467.
Feast, H.C.: 3410.
Fedy, Tena Meyer: 3031.
Fee, Thelma: 2798.
Fehderau, Marie: 3401.
Fehderau, Nicolai: 3006.
Fehrenbach, Eugene: 2807.
Fehrenbach Family: 477, 3060, 3177.
Fehrenbach, Frank: 4464.
Fehrenbach, Joe: 1895, 2098.
Fehrenbach, John F., Rev.: 308,
1329, 1663, 2732, 2785, 2850,
3430, 3431, 3439, 3442, 3444,
3452, 3459, 3462, 4380.
Fehrenbach, Mathias: 4464.
Fehrenbach, Philip: 4464.
Fehrenback, Clifford: 4474.
Feick, A.W.: 4525.
Feick, Andrew: 1182.
Feick, Charles: 4400.
Feick, Christian: 2117.
Feick, Elizabeth: 1186.
Feick, F.W.: 4380.
Feick, John R.: 2714.
Feick, Louis: 1189, 1204.
Feick, Mabel: 326.
Feick, Mr: 4371.
Feil Family: 4512.
Feldpush, Herman, Mrs: 4226.
Felka, Harry: 4499.
Felker, E.A., Rev.: 3621.
Fellingham, F., Mrs: 4088.
Fellman, J.B.: 3631, 3632, 4380.
Fellman, J., Rev.: 3416, 4380.
Fellman, Samuel: 2581.
Fellows, Joann: 3102.
Felman, S.: 1922, 2379.
Fenessey, Rev.: 2756, 4499.
Fenn, Conrad: 862.
Fenn Family: 862.
Fenn, John: 2828, 2829.
Fenn, Mary Graham (Mrs Conrad):
862.
Fennell, James P.: 1983, 3959.
Fennell, James P., Mrs:
1252,
3773.
Fennell, John:
326, 671, 672,
1372,
1373,
1535,
1737,
1811,
1812,
1833,
1895,
1926,
2159,
2818,
2983,
3431,
3448,
3468,
3631,
3632,
3959,
4056,
4067,
4079,
4191,
4380.
4315,
4370,
4371,
4374,
Fenner, Clayton: 4103, 4422.
Fenner, Conrad: 333.
Fenner, Dr: 1171, 1741.
Fenner, Mr: 1974.
Fennessy, David, Rev.: 2732, 2785,
3419, 3420, 3422, 3431, 3432,
3444, 3452, 3455, 3461, 3463.
Fenton, Audrey: 2775.
Fenton, Jack: 4428.
Fenton, Mary: 2748.
Fenton, R.L.: 4467.
Fenwick, James: 977, 2000, 4435,
4454.
Ferdinand, Henry: 4422.
Ferguson, Archibald: 1165, 1374,
1866, 2156, 2736, 2807, 4207,
4214.
Ferguson, Archibald, Mrs: 4207.
Ferguson, D.S.: 2736.
Ferguson, Duncan: 1304, 1374, 1877,
2727, 2760, 2765, 2766, 2810,
3973, 4198, 4214, 4380.
— Ferguson Family: 1303.
Ferguson, Frank: 29, 4155.
Ferguson, George, Rev.: 3631, 3632,
3633, 3643, 3647.
Ferguson, Ivy: 4225.
Ferguson, John, Dr: 1956, 1975,
2005, 2379.
Ferguson, John, Mrs: 2005.
Ferguson, Johnny: 4454.
Ferguson, Joseph: 2732.
Ferguson, Leo: 4104.
Ferguson, Margaret Hastie: 1374.
Ferguson, Marion ("Sally") Haggart:
1374.
Ferguson, R.H., Dr: 1196, 4177.
Ferguson, Richard: 256.
— Ferguson, William: 4202.
Fergusson, A.J.: 4144.
Fergusson, Adam: 282.
Fergusson-Blair, Adam Johnston:
308, 4134.
Fergusson, Duncan: 2.
Fergusson, E.: 2705.
Fergusson, Edward I.: 2073.
Fergusson, Edwin: 2798.
Fergusson, Isabel: 2798.
Fergusson, Mr: 1741.
Fergusson, Robert: 2798.
Fernandes, Manuel: 697.
Ferrah, R.: 4263.
Ferrand, Mr: 4192, 4195.
Ferrie, Adam: 308, 635, 1375, 1376,
1877, 1976, 1986, 2109, 2120,
2121, 2379, 3105, 4255, 4391,
4393, 4394, 4423, 4429, 4439,
4454, 4455.
Ferrie, Adam, Jr: 1376, 1377, 2470.
Feme, Catherine Priscilla Beasley
(Mrs Colin): 1377.
Ferrie, Colin: 1376, 1377, 1877, 2073,
4455, 4499.
Ferrie, Jane Kinsey (Mrs Adam):
1375, 2153.
Ferrie, John: 2128, 4455.
Ferrie, Robert: 18, 372, 1877, 2073,
2120, 2470, 3656, 3660, 3681,
4423, 4429, 4454, 4455.
Ferrier, E.: 3040, 4298.
Ferrier, Lydia: 1612.
Ferrier, Thomas: 4191, 4192, 4193,
4196.
Ferrier, Thomas L.: 2179, 4195, 4461.
Ferris Family: 4470.
Ferris, James: 436, 4466.
Ferris, Joseph: 436.
Ferris, Susanna: 436.
Fertney, Jacob: 2097, 2135.
Fessenden, RA: 1964.
Fetzer, G., Rev.: 3416.
Fewings, E.B.: 3816.
Feyfel, Rev.: 3519.
Fiddes, Henry, Rev.: 3623.
Fiebelkom, A., Rev.: 3512, 3547.
Personal Subject Index
627
Fiederlein, A.: 4496, 4499.
Fiedler, Charles: 4277.
Field, R.P.: 2798.
Fielding, Miss: 3048.
Fields, Henry: 3644, 4014, 4015.
Fields, John: 4277.
Figures, Henry J.: 2714, 4102.
Filevich, B., Rev.: 3466.
Filsinger, Frederick: 4221, 4512.
Finck, Gordon: 1895.
Finck, Wilfrid: 1895.
Findlater, George: 2783.
Findlater, Robert: 2783.
Findlater, Robert, Mrs: 2783.
Findlay, D.: 4088.
Fink Family: 636, 4491.
Fink, George P.: 1862, 4103.
Fink, Thomas: 1862.
Finkbeiner, Rev.: 4512, 4521, 4525.
Finland, Robert: 3813.
Finlayson, H.M.: 2109, 4521.
Finlayson, Henry: 2120, 4521.
Finlayson, James: 3669.
Finn, Oliver: 4497.
Finney, Charles G.: 1639.
Fischer, A., Rev.: 2732, 3418, 3423,
3431, 3447, 3465, 4031, 4380.
Fischer, Alberta: 2039.
Fischer, Anastatia Wey (Mrs John):
863.
Fischer, Caroline Wilhelm (Mrs
Philip): 863.
Fischer, Casper: 4474.
Fischer, Catherine Hohenadel (Mrs
Michael): 866.
Fischer, Catherine Moser (Mrs
George W.): 863.
Fischer, David: 3503.
Fischer, E.J.: 29.
Fischer, E.J., Rev.: 3512, 3547.
— Fischer Family: 477, 863, 864, 865,
866, 979, 4433.
Fischer, Frederick: 1861, 1983, 4395,
4439.
Fischer, George: 1204, 4193, 4435.
Fischer, George A: 4371.
Fischer, George W.: 863.
Fischer, J.: 4299.
Fischer, J.H.: 4031.
Fischer, Jacob: 308.
Fischer, Jerome, Rev.: 3467, 4464.
Fischer, John: 1, 863.
Fischer, John B.: 1, 13, 2818, 3040.
Fischer, Joseph: 863, 2818, 3442,
4380.
Fischer, Josephine Hund (Mrs
Joseph): 863.
Fischer, Kathleen: 3031.
Fischer, Mary Michael, Sister: 3451.
Fischer, Michael: 865, 866.
Fischer, Miss: 2828, 2829.
Fischer, Mr: 1974.
Fischer, Mrs: 3656.
Fischer, Nelson: 4396, 4448.
Fischer, Oscar: 4099.
Fischer, Ottilia Braun (Mrs William):
863.
Fischer, Peter: 2818, 3902, 3959,
4380, 4436.
Fischer, Philip: 863, 2001, 2562.
Fischer, R.: 3861.
Fischer, Regina Zettel (Mrs Michael):
865, 866.
Fischer, Reinhold: 2829.
Fischer, Ruby: 3031.
Fischer, Samuel: 3721.
Fischer, Sanford: 2080.
Fischer, Wilhelmine: 3102.
Fischer, William: 863, 1165, 4422.
Fischer, William Joseph: 2945, 2946,
2959, 3960.
Fish, Charles, Rev.: 4221, 4525.
Fish, Joseph W.: 2120.
Fish, Miss: 2084.
Fish, R.Y.: 1, 13, 333, 2084, 2120,
4040, 4298, 4380, 4422, 4478.
Fisher, Alex., Mrs: 3665.
Fisher, Casper: 2769.
Fisher, Charles A.L.: 2117.
Fisher, Christian: 1378.
Fisher, David, Rev.: 3495.
Fisher, Dorothy: 1378.
Fisher, Dr: 1689.
Fisher, Duncan: 1986.
Fisher Family: 716.
Fisher, Frederick: 4228.
Fisher, G.: 4088.
Fisher, George: 3709.
Fisher, George E.: 4233.
Fisher, Ida C.: 1378.
Fisher, Jacob: 308, 1976, 2379, 2438,
4451.
Fisher, James: 2457, 2458.
Fisher, Joseph: 4451.
Fisher, KA, Miss: 2714, 2793, 2818,
4380.
Fisher, Lucas: 4196.
Fisher, Mabel: 1378.
Fisher, Michael: 4451.
Fisher, Mr: 1741, 2775.
Fisher, Paul: 2050.
Fisher, Peter: 1378, 1379, 1740, 2748,
2843, 2983, 3930, 3945, 4453.
Fisher, Susannah Wanner (Mrs
Valentine): 2760.
Fisher, Valentine: 2760.
Fisher, William: 3709.
Fitch, Percy: 1404.
Fitzgerald, Edward: 1899.
Fitzgerald, William: 4204.
Fitzgerald, William, Rev.: 3433.
Flach, H.G.: 2767.
Flacks, John: 2769, 4474.
Flahaven, Rev.: 4280.
Flanagan, Kate: 2701.
Flanagan, Samuel: 4079.
Fleet, Jack: 4225.
Fleischauer, J.O.: 2440, 4380, 4461.
Fleischauer, Louis: 1380.
Fleischauer, Otto: 1936, 3406, 3416,
4195, 4371, 4380.
Fleischauer, Walter J.: 1380.
Fleischhauer Family: 380.
Fleischhauer, John J.: 37.
Fleischhauer, William: 3032.
Fleischman, John J.: 1974.
Fleming, Alexander: 1230.
Fleming, Donald M.: 1183.
Fleming, G.D., Rev.: 3263.
Fleming, Gordon C.G.: 1183.
Fleming, James, Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Fleming, John: 18, 37, 332, 1165,
1806, 2128, 4374.
Fleming, Louis C.: 1183, 3049, 4230,
4233.
Fleming, W. Eddy: 1845.
Fleming, William C.: 4422.
Fletcher, J.: 2763.
Fletcher, J.A.: 2736, 3625.
Fletcher, Kris: 4225.
Flewery, Miller: 4079.
Flick Family: 477.
Fligg, G.: 4278.
Fligg, H.: 4278.
Flockhart, Walter: 4102.
Florence, W.L.: 4422.
Flower, Mr: 2055.
Flowers, Rev.: 3492.
Flukker, Rev.: 3492.
Flynn, Jerry: 4422.
Flynn, Joe: 326.
Flynn, John: 4280.
Flynn, John, Mrs: 1182.
Flynn, Patrick J.: 1673.
Flynn, Richard: 1880, 4487.
Flynn, Sebastian: 4014.
Foell, Elizabeth Koch (Mrs Johann):
941.
Foell, Johann: 941.
Foerster, Adam: 867.
Foerster, Agusta Loefler (Mrs Ludwig
628
Personal Subject Index
Z.): 867.
Foerster, Andrew: 867.
Foerster, Anna Maria Ziegler (Mrs
Ludwig): 867.
Foerster, Annie E. Koenig (Mrs
Jacob): 867.
Foerster, Balzer: 867.
Foerster, Edward: 1837.
Foerster Family: 867, 4478, 4480.
Foerster, Frederick: 867.
Foerster, George V.: 2549.
Foerster, Helena Meinert (Mrs
Jacob): 867.
Foerster, Jacob: 867.
Foerster, Jeanette Spies (Mrs
Andrew): 867.
Foerster, Katherine Hollinger (Mrs
Martin): 867.
Foerster, Katherine Ludwig (Mrs
Frederick): 867.
Foerster, Ludwig: 867.
Foerster, Ludwig Z.: 867.
Foerster, Martin: 867.
Foerster, Mary Zimmerman (Mrs
Valentine): 867.
Foerster, Rosina Schmidt (Mrs
Ludwig Z.): 867.
Foerster, Stephen, Rev.: 3442, 3451,
3467, 4464, 4525.
Foerster, Valentine: 867.
Fogerty, C.D., Mrs: 4207.
Foley, Michael Hamilton: 1, 18, 1717,
4134, 4136, 4144, 4517, 4524,
4525.
Folliott, Laurence: 2794.
Folsom, Hugh R.: 2, 294, 2766, 2801,
2818, 4195, 4393, 4422.
Fong, Quang: 1595.
Foot, Mary Christine Diack (Mrs
W.W.): 868.
Foot, W.W.: 868.
Foote, Albert: 4102.
Foote, Doug: 2179.
Foote, Dr: 2399.
Foote, Virginia: 2179.
Forbes, A.: 4031, 4513.
Forbes, Alex S.: 13.
Forbes, David H.: 4266.
Forbes Family: 1865.
Forbes, G. Alex: 3923, 4274, 4278,
4289.
Forbes, George: 332.
Forbes, George D.: 1, 502, 1975,
3664, 4031, 4271, 4275, 4280,
4286.
Forbes, Ralph A.: 1824.
Forbes, Robert: 128, 332, 908, 1932,
1956, 1961, 1975, 1986, 2010,
2020, 3664, 4031, 4056, 4250,
4277, 4286.
Forbes, William: 2783.
Ford, Bruce: 3745.
Ford, Dan, Rev.: 3450.
Ford Family: 357, 1773, 4212.
Ford, Frank: 2050.
Ford, Henry: 1501.
Ford, Homer: 29, 1596.
Ford, J.P.: 3650.
Ford, John: 272, 690, 857.
Ford, R.E.: 1773.
Ford, Robert G.: 301, 690, 1773,
2591, 3761, 4214.
Ford, S.P.: 2797.
Forder, George E.: 2120, 3048.
Fordney Family: 713, 719, 720.
Fordney, Michael: 275.
Foreman, Arthur O.W., Rev.: 1205.
Foreman, C.W., Mrs: 3857.
Foreman, C.W., Rev.: 3472, 4422.
Foreman, Miss: 2983.
Foreman, Mr: 2379.
Forewell, George: 4477.
Forewell, Joseph: 4477.
Forler, Alvin: 1936, 4094.
Forler, Anna Maria Doerbecker (Mrs
John): 836.
Forler, Catherine: 3552.
Forler, Claude: 4225.
Forler Family: 4499.
Forler, Henry: 4499.
Forler, Herbert G.: 2574, 4396.
Forler, Jacob: 3552, 4040, 4466, 4499.
Forler, John: 836, 3552.
Forler, Mr: 1753, 1974, 3898.
Forler, Ralph: 4499.
Forman, Henry: 4428.
Forman, Richard, Rev.: 3622.
Forney, Peter: 4524.
Forrers, Frantz: 4474.
Forrest Family: 1773, 4476.
Forrest, Hugh M.: 1773.
Forrest, Ronald: 4261.
Forrest, William A.: 1773.
Forster, Adam: 1983.
Forster, Anthony: 2120.
Forster, Gerald, Dr: 4454.
Forster, V.A.: 2798.
Forsyth, Adam: 4250.
Forsyth, Augusta Mylius (Mrs
David): 1143, 1381, 1382, 2714,
3773, 4250.
Forsyth, David: 13, 22, 1143, 1165,
1300, 1381, 1382, 2706, 2710,
2714, 2782, 2793, 2818, 2821,
2983, 3945, 3959, 4158, 4246,
4299, 4374, 4380, 4429.
Forsyth, Dora F.: 2714.
Forsyth, Dorothy: 3031.
Forsyth, Elizabeth Brook: 1383.
Forsyth, Georgina Herteis: 1383.
Forsyth, J.D.C.: 1195, 1383, 2600,
4031, 4349, 4380.
Forsyth, J.F., Rev.: 3414.
Forsyth, James: 1383.
Forsyth, John: 333, 1383, 1519, 1857,
4349, 4374.
Forsyth, Mr: 3623.
Forsyth, Otto: 1382.
Forsyth, Otto, Mrs: 3773.
Forsyth, R.A.: 1758, 1765, 1796,
2807.
Forsyth, Sandy: 1774, 2296, 2376,
3770, 3936.
Forsythe, John: 963.
Fortin, Arthur: 119.
Forward, J.D., Rev.: 3410.
Forwell, Carl: 2769.
Forwell, F.C.: 1190, 4223.
Forwell, Fred: 4217.
Forwell, John: 2832.
Forwell, Mr: 4480.
Forwell, Robert: 2769.
Forwell, Vera: 2769, 2815.
Forwell, W.K: 851, 3431.
Fosbury, A. Walter, Rev.: 3628.
Foster, Arthur: 13, 1384, 1824, 2748,
2818, 4374, 4380.
Foster, Arthur, Jr: 2714, 4374.
Foster, Brock: 2815.
Foster, C.C., Mrs: 3798.
Foster, Charles: 2120.
Foster, Christian: 4499.
Foster, Duncan E., Rev.: 3645.
Foster, E.E.: 4230, 4233, 4258, 4278.
Foster, Everett: 1862.
Foster Family: 4470.
Foster, George: 1165.
Foster, H.W.: 4086, 4089.
Foster, Pauline, Mrs: 2061, 2120.
Foster, Robert: 2061, 2120, 3927.
Foster, S.W.: 4094.
Foster, Samuel: 4099.
Fotheringham, Charles: 2959.
Fowell, John: 2005.
Fowler, Alfred: 4275.
Fowler, George: 4499.
Fowler, Rhys: 4271, 4282.
Fowler, William F.: 2120, 4263.
Fox, Charles: 3470, 4499.
Fox, Charles J.: 3960.
Fox, Frank: 4015.
Personal Subject Index
629
Fox, George: 3048, 3709.
Fox, John: 3933, 3956, 4435.
Fox, Maijorie: 1281.
Fox, Peter, Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Fralick, H.: 2798.
Frame, Jeannie: 4192, 4193.
Frances, John: 709.
Francis, Eva Baer (Mrs "Jack"): 731.
Francis, John, "Jack": 731.
Francisco, A.B., Rev.: 3702, 4380.
Francks Family: 4494.
Frank, A.J.: 1822.
Frank, August: 936.
Frank, Earl, Mrs: 4436.
Frank Family: 477.
Frank, Franciska Kloepfer (Mrs
August): 936.
Frank, Jack: 835.
Frank, Joseph: 3076, 3152, 4464,
4465, 4499.
Frank, Louis: 3660.
Frank, Mary: 2714.
Frank, Mr: 2523.
Frank, Sylvester: 1861, 1983, 3422.
Franke, Ernst: 4382.
Franklin, Edward: 1185.
Franklin, Hazel: 4204.
Franklin, Jack D.: 4204.
Franklin, R., Mrs: 4204.
Franklin, S.E.: 2631.
Franklin, Stuart: 4204.
Franks, Gertrude: 3031.
Franks, J.H.: 4056, 4067.
Frantman, Anthony: 4453.
Frantz, Dalies: 3018.
Franz, John: 4488.
Franz, Michael: 3465.
Fraser, A.C.: 4237, 4263.
Fraser, C.: 4318.
Fraser, Charles G.: 2843.
Fraser, D.: 2777.
Fraser, Donald: 690, 4198, 4202,
4204, 4214, 4265.
Fraser, Donald, Mrs: 4204.
Fraser Family: 2085, 4204.
Fraser, Francis: 1983.
Fraser, G.T.: 2764.
Fraser, J. Keir, Rev.: 1205, 3655,
3662, 3663, 3671.
Fraser, J.M.: 2.
Fraser, James: 2424, 2478, 2769,
3469, 3908, 4266.
Fraser, James G.: 2975, 2986.
Fraser, John: 3908.
Fraser, Jonathan W., Dr: 1196, 1385,
4065.
Fraser, Mabel Stewart: 1385.
Fraser, Mr: 4505.
Fraser, R.M.: 1386.
Fraser, William: 4102.
Frazee, E.W., Rev.: 3638.
Frazer, Olive Ratz: 3506.
Frazer, William: 3709.
Frederick, Ernie: 1895.
Frederick Family: 2085.
Frederick, John: 4014.
Freeborn Family: 388, 405.
Freeborn, Hugh: 4466.
Freeborn, John: 4478.
Freeborn, M.: 4278.
Freeborn, Mr: 1574.
Freeborn, Robert: 4466.
Freeland, Prof.: 4177.
Freeman, Blanche: 2447.
Freeman, Donald: 4478, 4483.
Freeman Family: 711.
Freeman, Gordon: 4448.
Freeman, John: 4458.
Freeman, W.: 13.
Freiburger Family: 2815.
Freiburger, Francis J., Rev.: 3447.
Freiburger, Joseph: 2769, 4474, 4483.
Freiburger, Magdalena: 1034.
Freiburger, Nicholas: 1034.
Freiburger, Sigmund: 1034, 2505.
Freire, Maria Jose: 697.
Freshman, Charles, Rev.: 3637, 3638,
4390, 4429, 4454.
Freshman, Jacob, Rev.: 3642.
Fretz, Allie: 3506.
Fretz, J. Winfield, Dr: 552, 2908,
3128.
Fretz, Paul: 2718.
Freud, William, Rev.: 3636.
Freund, Arthur: 3044.
Frey, Anna Musselman (Mrs
Christian): 986.
Frey, Christian: 1953.
-Frey Family: 394, 562, 716, 785,
1139, 4221, 4476.
Frey, Harvey R.: 3328.
Frey, Henry: 4473, 4477.
Frey, Henry M.: 4473.
Frey, J.E.: 1165.
- Frey, Jacob E.: 2061, 2120, 4433.
— Frey, John: 2775.
Frey, Levi B.: 2167, 4477.
Frey, Linda: 4225.
Frey, Lucille: 4225.
Frey, Mr: 4521.
Frey, Philip: 283.
Fricker, John: 4362.
Frickey, W.W.: 13, 4422.
Fried, Elva Diefenbacher (Mrs
Howard): 3852.
Fried, Ephraim: 8.
- Fried Family: 713, 719, 720, 3690,
4497, 4499.
Fried, Jack: 2783.
Fried, Kenneth L.: 4094.
Fried, Samuel: 713, 720.
Friedman, Frank: 2814.
Friedman, Mabel: 4478.
Friedman, Mr: 4040.
Friedmann Family: 477.
Friedmann, John: 2815.
Friedrich, Carl A., "Charles": 869.
Friedrich, F., Rev.: 326, 671, 672,
2808, 3416, 4380.
Friedrich Family: 869.
Friedrich, Fritz J.: 869.
Friedrich, Susannah Baltzer: 869.
Friedrichsen, S.F.M., Rev.: 3525,
3552, 3553, 3621.
Friesen, Gerhard: 516, 671, 672.
Friesen, Jacob, Rev.: 604, 3401.
Fritz, Dayton, Rev.: 3600.
Fritz Family: 2704, 4499.
Fritz, William: 1852.
Frizell, Raymond: 4099.
Froats, Willis: 2899, 3525.
Froehlich, Anthony: 3465.
Froehlich, C.H.: 1165, 3034, 3040,
3042, 3576, 3754.
Froehlich, Charles: 3054.
Froehlich, George: 1740.
Froehlich, Henry: 333, 4422.
Froehlich, W.C.: 4422.
Froehlich, W.H.: 4396.
From, J.: 4278.
From, N.: 4271.
Fromm, C.: 4278.
Fromm, Catharine: 2760, 3166.
Fromm Family: 477.
Fromm, Irvin: 2760.
Fromm, Isobel: 2775.
Fromm, Milton: 4065.
Fromm, P.: 4422.
Frosch, John, Rev.: 85, 3531, 3549,
3600.
Fry, Chester G.: 4214.
— Fry Family: 4513.
Fry, Katherine: 1442.
Fry, Menno: 2149.
Fry, Mr: 4515.
Fryer, J.H.: 3816.
Fryett, Charles, Mrs: 4204.
Fryfogel, Mr: 2049, 4388, 4505.
Fuchs, August: 1811, 1833, 4380.
Fuchs Family: 1850, 3029.
Fuchs, Xavier: 4390.
630
Personal Subject Index
Fuhrmann, Joseph: 2818, 4374.
Fuhry, Jacob: 4393.
Fuja, Carol Joseph: 4099.
Fuller, Albert E.: 3935.
Fuller, Clayton: 4204.
Fuller, T.: 4278.
Fulsom Family: 1083.
Fulton, James: 3044.
Fulton, Robert: 4079.
Fulton, Thomas: 879, 1400, 1402,
1896, 2379.
Fulton, William: 4263.
Funcken,
Eugene, Rev
.: 671,
672,
955, 2756, 2767, 2785
i, 2936, 2944,
3029,
3074,
3101,
3419,
3420,
3422,
3426,
3428,
3429,
3430,
3431,
3432,
3439,
3440,
3441,
3442,
3444,
3448,
3452,
3453,
3454,
3455,
3456,
3457,
3458,
3459,
3460,
3461,
3462,
3463,
3465,
4030,
4380,
4464,
4487,
4494,
4499.
Funcken, Louis,
Rev.: 326, 646, 671,
672, 1300, 1387, 1663, 1701,
1895,
2441,
2722,
2732,
2756,
2782,
2785,
2818,
2835,
2850,
3419,
3420,
3423,
3428,
3430,
3431,
3432,
3440,
3442,
3444,
3448,
3452,
3454,
3455,
3456,
3457,
3458,
3459,
3460,
3461,
3463,
3949,
4372, 4380.
Funk, John: 3322, 4474.
Furckel, Christian: 1983.
Fureheim, Bjorne: 2449.
Furlong, Ray: 1871.
Furness, H.: 4278.
Furr, Frantz: 4474.
Furtney, Elisabeth Muma: 241.
Furtney Family: 979.
Furtney, Isaac: 755, 3930, 3956.
Furtney, Jacob: 240, 241.
Fuse, E.: 3640.
Fuss, F.: 4278.
Fussier, J.: 4392.
Futher, A.: 4499.
Futher, Jerome: 4315.
Futher, Nile: 4499.
Futher, R.S.: 2971, 2992.
Fyfe, Bob: 2177.
Fyfe, Dr, Rev.: 1287, 3413.
Fyfe, Mary: 3709.
Fyfe, Stewart: 326, 332, 333, 3994,
4023.
Fyle, A.: 4103.
Gaal, Albert H., Rev.: 3539.
Gabel, A.J.: 4061, 4374.
Gabel, Gladys: 1725.
Gabel, John: 256, 1165, 4499, 4521.
Gadke, Dorothy Nieman: 3574.
Gadke, Henry: 3574.
Gadke, Minna F.: 3574.
Gadsby, F.B.: 4261.
Gaeler, C.: 3620.
Gaeler, M.: 3620.
Gage, Frances: 4091.
Gage, James: 2438, 2457, 2458.
Gage, Richard: 3709.
Gahagan, John E.: 4080, 4102.
Gains, S.R.: 3037.
Gale, Alexander, Rev.: 3683, 4513.
Gale, Mr: 2011, 4521.
Gallagher, A., Mrs: 4521.
Gallagher, William E.:326,1725, 2120,
3044, 4121, 4164, 4499, 4514.
Gallant, Miss: 2815.
Galletly, David: 4255.
Galley, K., Mrs: 3898.
Gallmeier, Arthur, Rev.: 3549, 3600.
Galloway, James: 3024.
Galloway, Mr: 4477.
Galt, George F.: 4246.
Galt, John: 14, 24, 128, 279, 282,
308, 332, 686, 1324, 1325, 1627,
2049, 2052, 2072, 2091, 2097,
2934, 3610, 3982, 4212, 4248,
4250, 4260, 4385, 4487.
Galt, Thomas: 1016.
Galvin, John: 2815.
Gambell, Peter: 4079.
Gamble, Moses: 4134, 4144.
Gamble, Sarah Matilda: 1392.
Gamble, W.P.: 4436.
Gamelein Family: 4494.
Gammie, R.B., Dr: 4271, 4285.
Garber, Carol (Mrs David): 3386.
Garber, David, Rev.: 3386.
Garden, Ebenezer: 4079.
Garden, John: 3309, 4079.
Gardener Family: 1014.
Gardiner, F.G.: 1, 1851, 1926, 4149.
Gardiner, H.M., Mrs: 3771.
Gardiner, J.G.: 326, 3816.
Gardiner, James E.: 4233.
Gardiner, Mr: 3669, 4499.
Gardner Family: 1118.
Gardner, Jacob: 556.
Gardner, John: 4456.
Gardner, Magdalena: 1118.
Gardner, Matthew, Dr: 4275.
Gardner, Michael: 556.
Garfunkel, Samson: 2153.
Garland, Gordon: 2798.
Garland, Ruth: 4441.
Garling, George: 4523.
Gamer, J.H.: 4422.
Gamer, T.W.: 4422.
Gamham, Rev.: 3623.
Garraway, William: 4398.
Garside, E.: 4278.
Gartshore, Lieut. Col.: 4246.
Gartung, Ernst: 2767.
Garvin, Amelia Wamock (Mrs John):
16, 1180.
Garvin, Katherine: 2720.
Gas, James: 4221.
Gasang, Caspar: 4474.
Gascho, Barbara Erb (Mrs John):
1061.
Gascho, Barbara Erb (Mrs Joseph):
870.
Gascho, Christian: 556, 990, 3368.
Gascho, Christina Petersheim (Mrs
Christian): 990.
Gascho, Emma Leis (Mrs Aaron):
951.
Gascho Family: 716, 870, 951, 990.
Gascho, John: 956, 1061, 3334, 3368,
3369.
Gascho, John I.: 870.
Gascho, John S.: 990.
Gascho, Joseph: 870.
Gascho, Veronica Steckly (Mrs John
I.): 870.
Gaskins, Frank: 4104.
Gass, James: 3, 2438, 2457, 4523,
4524.
Gastel, George: 2760.
Gastle, G.A.: 2765.
Gastmeier, Claude: 3620.
Gastmeier, H., Rev.: 3620.
Gastmeier, Orson J.: 2109, 2120,
4192.
Gastmeier, William: 3620.
Gatehouse, Eleanore: 3410.
Gatehouse, Ernest: 3410, 4102.
Gateman, J.B.: 1, 2482.
Gateman, Susannah S.: 2482.
Gates, Charles: 4225.
Gates, Dorothy: 4225.
Gates, Valary: 4226.
Gatschene, John: 2769, 4474.
Gatschene, Joseph: 3444.
Gatschene, Magdalena: 3444.
Gatz, Conrad: 1877.
Gaukel, Eliza: 1388.
Gaukel, Emanuel: 1388, 4514, 4525.
Gaukel, Frederick: 7, 84, 220, 249,
326, 635, 671, 1128, 1358, 1388,
1389, 1563, 1612, 1672, 2163,
Personal Subject Index
631
2453, 2586, 3537, 3973, 3976,
3978, 4017, 4315, 4371, 4372,
4380.
Gaukel, George: 1388, 1574.
Gaukel, Harry: 348.
Gaukel, Henry: 1388.
Gaukel, Jacob: 4461.
Gaukel, Levi: 1388, 4380.
Gaukel, Marie Roschang (Mrs
Frederick): 348.
Gaukel, Susanna: 1388, 1672.
Gaul, Kate: 2714.
Gaul, William: 2983, 4371.
Gault, J., Mrs: 3838.
Gauntley, Henry: 2983, 4014, 4371,
4380.
Gaus, Jacob: 4393.
Gavelle, Brian: 2179.
Gavin, F.P.: 2714, 2720.
Gay, Mary: 1200.
Gay, William: 4233.
Geach, Rev.: 3485, 3499.
Geale, Augusta Maria: 1324.
Geale, Benjamin: 1324.
Geckle, Adam: 4053.
Geddes, Andrew: 2, 3669, 4422, 4473,
4478.
Geddes, Annie: 3631, 3632.
Geddes, Charles: 4371.
Geddes, James D.: 2120.
Geelhaar, R.B., Rev.: 2899.
Gehl, Anton: 1115.
Gehl, Francis: 4100.
Gehl, G.H.: 4422.
Gehl, Hubert B., Rev.: 3445, 3447.
Gehl, John A.: 4102.
Gehl, John, Rev.: 2769, 2815, 3442,
3444, 3461, 3464, 3949, 4474,
4478.
Gehl, Richard: 1165.
Gehl, William C., Rev.: 1184, 3428,
3442.
Gehman, Elton: 458.
Gehman Family: 458, 713, 719, 720,
794, 4199.
Gehman, John: 454.
^ Gehman, Katherine Bechtel (Mrs
Solomon): 454, 1698.
Gehman, S.B.: 1165.
•= Gehman, Solomon: 270, 454, 458,
713, 720, 3259, 3298, 3316, 3367,
3371, 3374.
Gehrich, Lorentz: 2769, 2815.
Geib, Philipp: 3527.
Geiger, A.S.: 4444.
Geiger, Albert: 4428.
Geiger, Amos, Rev.: 3328.
Geiger, David: 579, 4438, 4499.
Geiger Family: 713, 719, 720, 4499.
Geiger, Gordon: 3499.
Geiger, Henry: 4468.
Geiger, Isaiah: 579.
Geiger, James: 4428.
Geiger, Peter: 1754, 3320, 3328, 3355,
4444.
Geiger, Ulrich: 3316.
Geiger, William, Dr: 1205, 1390.
Geikie, A.C., Rev.: 1509, 3655, 3656,
3669, 3682, 3684, 3685, 4240,
4380.
Geikie, Evelyn: 2989.
Geikie, John: 2096.
Geil, Kathleen: 3109, 3154.
Geil, M.G., Rev.: 3495, 3506.
Geisel, Ed: 2098, 4225.
Geisel, George: 4221, 4225.
Geisel, Harry: 1895.
Geisel, Heinrich: 3569.
Geisel, John: 1391, 2093, 2107.
Geisel, John, Mrs: 1391.
Geisel, Mildred: 2482.
Geisel, Walter: 1391, 2098.
Geisel, Walter, Mrs: 2098.
Geisler, Otto: 682.
Geizler, Christian: 4499.
Gelhaar, Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Gellately, H.: 4422.
Gellatly, Fred, "Lightning Fred":
3709, 4262.
Gellner, John: 3510, 3559, 3603.
Gellow, J.F.: 2765.
Gemmell, Bessie: 2701.
Gemmell, James: 3955.
Gemmell, Margaret: 2701, 4178.
Gemmell, Richard: 2701, 3927, 4178.
Gemmell, Richard, Mrs: 1191, 3650.
Gemmell, William: 3761.
Gent, Dr: 4512, 4521.
Gentle, S.W., Rev: 4271, 4282.
Gentz, Albert: 4225.
Genzmer, E.M., Rev.: 85.
Georg, George: 2756.
George, Conrad: 2801, 2818.
George, Jack: 1020.
George, John: 3.
George, W.R., Dr: 4062.
Gerald, F.D.: 4422.
Gerald, G.A.: 4422.
Gerald, Gertrude: 3773.
Gerber, Anna Reschly: 3065.
Gerber, Anna Zehr (Mrs Daniel):
871.
Gerber, Catherine Wagler (Mrs John
R.): 1118.
Gerber, Christian: 2704, 3065, 3230,
4499.
Gerber, Christian R.: 4499.
Gerber, Daniel: 871.
Gerber, David: 3065.
Gerber Family: 871, 1118, 4478.
Gerber, John: 871, 994, 3065, 3361,
3368, 3369, 4466, 4499.
Gerber, John R.: 1118.
Gerber, Joseph: 1936.
Gerber, Joseph R.: 1118.
Gerber, Mary Wagler (Mrs Joseph
R.): 1118.
Gerber, Michael: 871.
Gerber, Ohmer: 1048.
Gerber, Peter: 2379.
Gerber, Roy: 3065, 4499.
Gerber, Solomon: 3065.
Gerber, Stevanus, Rev.: 3368.
Gerber, Veronica Jantzi (Mrs
Michael): 871.
Gerber, Veronica Oesch (Mrs John):
871, 994, 3065, 3361.
Gerbig, Conrad: 326, 3032, 4453.
Gerbig, Henry: 2117.
Gerbig, John: 4102.
Gerhard, H. William: 3078, 3084,
3121.
Gerhard, Karl: 326, 682, 4145.
Gerich, John: 4474.
Gerich, Lorentz: 4474.
Gerig Family: 716.
Gerin Family: 717.
Gerling, Conrad: 4014.
German, J.W., Rev.: 2983, 3631,
3632, 3633, 4034, 4380.
Germann, Augusta: 286.
Germann, Carl: 286, 671.
Germann, Catherine: 4383.
Germann, Charles: 2558, 2767, 4388,
4499.
Germann, Charles F.: 286.
Germann, Christian: 4461.
Germann, Christine Wilker: 4494.
Germann, Frederick C.: 286.
Germann, Jean: 3620.
Germann, Joseph: 4384.
Germann, L., Miss: 3514.
Germann, Wilhelmina J.: 286.
Gerndt, H.L., Rev.: 3525, 3559, 3574,
4499.
Gerrie, John: 4438, 4525.
Gerrie, Mr: 4524.
Gerrie, William: 3669.
Gerrie, William, Sr: 3669.
Gerster, Charles: 4422.
Gerster, H.: 2109, 2120, 3892.
632
Personal Subject Index
Gerth Family: 4499.
Getty, E.S.: 29, 1845.
Gfroerer, George: 3451.
Gfrorrer, Sebastian: 4388.
Gibb, Alexander: 3687.
Gibb, J.M: 4103.
Gibb, Malcolm: 3671.
Gibbard, Stanley: 4102.
-Gibbons, Albert: 1.
"Gibbons, Caroline, Mrs: 2798.
" Gibbons, Gomer: 4226.
^Gibbons, Howard: 4454.
Gibson, Alexander: 4099.
Gibson, C.E., Dr: 1796, 4226, 4227.
Gibson, David: 1392.
Gibson, Elizabeth: 1392, 4037, 4230.
Gibson Family: 2714.
Gibson, G., Dr: 4217.
Gibson, Hamilton: 2, 4266.
Gibson, J.C., Rev.: 3669.
Gibson, Jack, Dr: 2714.
Gibson, James: 20.
Gibson, Madge: 3773.
Gibson, R.: 4278.
Gibson, Roy: 1862.
Gies, Anthony: 3500.
Gies, Christina Sauder (Mrs Henry):
1038.
Gies, Conrad: 2769, 2815.
Gies Family: 4499.
Gies, Fred: 1924.
Gies, Glasius: 4040.
Gies, Henry: 1038, 1983.
Gies, Herb: 3608.
Gies, Herb, Mrs: 3608.
Gies, Jacob: 1971, 2818, 4374.
Gies, John: 3050.
Gies, Joseph, Rev.: 4474.
Gies, Nicholas: 4525.
Gies, Philip: 2039, 2496, 3545, 4017,
4344, 4374, 4380.
Gies, Valentine: 3608.
Gies, William: 2769.
Giesbrecht, Tamara: 2904.
Gifford, L.A.: 4422.
Gifford, Rev.: 3492, 3643, 3644.
Gilbert, C.W., Rev.: 3643.
Gilbert, Frederick: 4053.
Gilbert, Roy: 2376.
Gilbert, William J.: 4015.
Gilchrist, Archibald: 1165.
Gilchrist, J.R., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Gildie, Mr: 2818.
Gildner Family: 2829.
Gildner, Henry: 1165, 2547.
Gildner, John: 2828, 2829, 4371.
Gildner, R.: 4499.
Gildner, Valentine: 4371, 4380, 4461.
Gilgour, William: 4079.
Gilholm Family: 4199.
Gilholm, Robert: 1393, 4056, 4250,
4374.
Gilkinson, Harold: 4099.
Gilkinson, Ruth: 4279.
Gilkison, William: 282.
Gilles, Hubert: 2769, 2815.
Gilles, William: 1165.
Gillespie, Audrey Knapp (Mrs John):
3852.
Gillespie Family: 4212.
Gillespie, George: 2701.
Gillespie, Jane, Miss: 2788.
Gillespie, Joseph: 37, 1974, 3650.
Gillespie, Ray M.: 1189.
Gillespie, Robert: 881, 3677.
Gillespie, Thomas: 881.
Gillespie, W.H.: 1192, 4214.
Gillespie, Wally: 1937.
Gillespie, William, Dr: 8, 436, 1394,
1395.
Gillies, A.J.: 1737.
Gillies, Alexander C.: 4177, 4178.
Gillies, Alfred: 4521.
Gillies Family: 1866.
Gillies, Fred: 1329.
Gillies, G.H., "Bert": 4011.
Gillies, G.T., Mrs: 4175.
Gillies, Henry: 4521.
Gillies, J.T.: 4080, 4187.
Gillies, J.T., Mrs: 4178.
Gillies, James, Dr: 1796, 4395.
Gillies, Marshall: 2783.
Gillies, Marshall, Mrs: 2783.
Gillies, Mildred: 3852, 4183.
Gillin, Miss: 2593.
Gillis, Alfred: 4512.
Gillis, Henry: 4512.
Gillis, Herbert: 2815, 4474, 4481,
4483.
Gillis, Oliver: 4512.
Gillow Family: 636.
Gillow, Howard: 2725.
Gilmar Family: 3623.
Gilmar, William: 3474.
Gilmore, William: 4436.
Gilmour Family: 2704.
Gilstorf, Frederick: 4273.
Gimbel, Irvin: 2728.
Gimbel, Mr: 4450.
Gimper, C.: 4221.
Gindl, L.W.:~2401.
Gingerich, Abraham: 255, 256, 268,
517, 555, 598, 1153, 3947, 4455.
Gingerich, Alvin: 552, 1754, 1775,
4503.
Gingerich, Amos: 3319.
-Gingerich, Anna Burkhard (Mrs
John H.): 799.
— Gingerich, Anna Erb (Mrs Peter L.):
874.
— Gingerich, Anna Hackman (Mrs
John): 799.
Gingerich, Arthur: 2773.
Gingerich, Christian: 874.
Gingerich, D.W.: 2767, 4017.
— Gingerich, David: 256, 268, 517, 555,
615, 713, 720, 1153, 2760, 3066,
4452, 4455.
Gingerich, Donald: 3487.
Gingerich, Elizabeth Groh (Mrs
David): 2760.
Gingerich, Ernest, Rev.: 3263.
— Gingerich Family: 252, 671, 672, 713,
716, 719, 720, 874, 1139, 1152,
1153, 2828, 4454, 4499, 4512.
Gingerich, Henry: 2828, 2829.
Gingerich, Ivan: 1152, 4436.
— Gingerich, Jacob: 598, 874, 1163,
1754, 1775, 4450, 4499.
— Gingerich, Jacob L.: 874.
-T Gingerich, Jacob S.: 1754.
— Gingerich, John: 256, 556, 799, 1754,
4455, 4523, 4524.
^ Gingerich, John H.: 799.
— Gingerich, Joseph: 874, 3319.
Gingerich, Kenneth: 4499.
Gingerich, Lloyd: 4499.
Gingerich, Louis: 276.
Gingerich, Lydia Weber (Mrs David):
3115.
Gingerich, Magdalena Lebold (Mrs
Joseph): 874.
Gingerich, Margaret: 1754.
— Gingerich, Maria Zehr (Mrs
Rudolph): 874.
— Gingerich, Mary: 2718.
Gingerich, Mary Ann Brenneman
(Mrs Jacob L.): 874.
_ Gingerich, Mary Wanner (Mrs
Michael): 2760.
Gingerich, Menno: 524, 4524.
Gingerich, Michael: 1153, 2760.
Gingerich, Moses: 2120.
Gingerich, Orland: 552, 1678, 4503.
Gingerich, Peter L.: 874.
Gingerich, Peter S.: 516, 4499.
Gingerich, Raymond: 4499.
Gingerich, Rebecka Martin (Mrs
Menno): 3137.
Gingerich, Ruby Wagler: 1775.
Gingerich, Rudolph: 874, 1754.
Personal Subject Index
633
Gingerich, Sylvester Bauman: 2120,
3485.
Gingerich, Veronica Litwiller (Mrs
Jacob): 874, 1775.
Gingerich, Veronica Moyer (Mrs
Christian): 874.
Gingrich, A.B., Rev.: 3316.
Gingrich, A.S.: 4192.
— Gingrich, Abraham: 275, 555, 2761,
3243.
— Gingrich, Abraham, Mrs: 2761.
Gingrich, Addison M.: 392.
Gingrich, Alvin, Mrs: 3644.
Gingrich, Amos, Mrs: 4441.
— Gingrich, Anna Burkhard (Mrs
John): 3305.
~ Gingrich, Anna Hackman (Mrs
John): 872.
— Gingrich, Anna Koch (Mrs George):
941.
Gingrich, Barbara Hunsicker (Mrs
Abraham): 555.
Gingrich, Cyrus: 2736, 3770.
Gingrich, D.W.: 37, 1165.
Gingrich, David: 275, 555, 2736,
2761, 2766, 3381, 3382, 4422,
4461.
Gingrich, Dorothy: 2449.
Gingrich, Elena Ellis: 858.
Gingrich, Elias: 782, 3321, 4458.
— Gingrich, Elizabeth Groh: 275, 555,
2761, 2766, 4452.
~ Gingrich, Elizabeth Sherk: 1396,
3402.
Gingrich, Enoch S.: 1185, 1396.
Gingrich, Enoch S., Mrs: 1191.
— Gingrich Family: 275, 562, 593, 873,
2545, 2605, 4221, 4521.
Gingrich, George: 941.
Gingrich, Gordon: 2999, 4217.
Gingrich, H.A.: 4217.
Gingrich, Ida: 1943.
— Gingrich, Jacob: 579, 1396, 2760,
2813, 3242, 3259, 3402.
— Gingrich, Jacob B.: 3305.
Gingrich, Jacob S.: 2765, 3232.
Gingrich, James: 4278.
Gingrich, Jeanne: 2718.
Gingrich, John: 514, 872, 3305.
~ Gingrich, Joseph: 3321.
— Gingrich, Mary Sherk: 3402.
Gingrich, Menno B.: 3319.
Gingrich, Menno M.: 1777.
~ Gingrich, Michael: 1396.
Gingrich, Moses H.: 789, 872.
Gingrich, N.W.: 1569, 2379.
" Gingrich, Nancy Martin (Mrs Elias):
782, 2760.
Gingrich, Noah: 785.
Gingrich, Norman, Mrs: 1698.
Gingrich, Oliver: 3644.
Gingrich, Peter: 2379.
Gingrich, Rebecca (Mrs Menno):
1777.
“Gingrich, Sarah: 1002.
Gingrich, Seranes: 3319.
Gingrich, Solomon: 845, 2760, 3232.
Gingrich, Susannah Brubacher (Mrs
Moses): 789, 872.
Gingrich, Susannah Martin (Mrs
Moses): 872.
Girling Family: 4221.
Girling, George: 4524, 4525.
Girling, James: 4422.
Girling, Lome: 4014.
Gives, AE.: 4382.
Givlin, Rita: 2815.
Gladstone, Adam: 4079.
Gladstone, Elizabeth Davidson: 875,
877.
Gladstone Family: 875, 876.
Gladstone, Helen Pringle: 877, 1160.
Gladstone, James: 877, 1740, 2379,
4079, 4187.
Gladstone, Jane Easton: 875, 877.
Gladstone, Jennie Edgar: 877.
Gladstone, Mina Nichol: 877.
Gladstone, Robert: 877, 4079.
Gladstone, Walter: 875, 877, 2379,
4079, 4188.
Gladstone, William: 875, 877, 1160.
Gladwell, Joyce: 4217.
Glady, Henry W.: 13, 1397, 3754,
4371.
Glaeser, Adolph: 4299.
Glaister Family: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Glaister, George: 4470.
Glaister, John: 436.
Glaister, Louise Morton (Mrs
William): 1422.
Glaister, William, Dr: 1422, 2136,
4040, 4470, 4474, 4478.
Glaser, Catherine: 3552.
Glaser, John: 3552.
Glaspell, H.A.: 2728.
Glaspell, Wilson C.: 1192.
Glass, John: 4515.
Glasser Family: 4499.
Glasser, Lloyd C.: 4099.
Glauser, B.: 3574.
Glazier, Arnold H.: 2728.
Glebe, Delton J., Rev.: 2904, 3525,
3555, 3574.
Glebe, Henry: 326, 3032, 3044, 3045,
3048, 3054, 3815, 4356, 4371,
4380, 4422, 4525.
Gleick, Philip: 4437.
Gleiser, George: 4525.
Gleiser, Harvey: 1725, 3044.
Gleiser, Peter: 3767.
Glendenning, Janet: 2717.
Glendinning, Charles: 4266.
Glendinning, Rev.: 3485.
Glennie, Grant: 3911.
Glennie, James: 3669, 4513, 4524,
4530.
Glennie, James A.: 1165.
Glennie, James S.: 4266.
Glennie, John: 3669.
Glennie, W.C.: 4080.
Glick, Abram: 4286.
Glick, G., Mrs: 4031.
Gloeckler, Mr: 4477.
Glowacki, Edward, Rev.: 1115, 2756,
3420, 3422, 3423, 3426, 3428,
3432, 3437, 3440, 3441, 3442,
3444, 3448, 3452, 3453, 3454,
3456, 3457, 3463, 3464, 3467,
3820, 4464, 4465, 4478.
Glyck, Mr: 4480, 4483.
Gmelin, H.: 3029, 4392.
Gmelin, John P.: 3808.
Gmelin, P.: 4392.
Gnaedinger, Edward L.: 3713.
Gobel, George: 3799.
Godbe, Mr: 4480.
Godbold, Jacob: 4371.
Godbold, James: 4371.
Godfrey, George: 4023.
Goebel, Barney: 3410.
Goebel, Elmer: 1796, 2122, 4271,
4274.
Goebel, F.: 4382.
Goebel, Glennie Robert: 4094, 4104.
Goebel, Margarete: 3551.
Goeckle, John: 2769, 2815.
Goehl Family: 477.
Goeltz, Christian: 4053.
Goertzen, Frank: 2760.
Goertzen, Helen: 2760.
Goessman, John: 1398, 4499.
Goettling, Albert: 2705.
Goettling Family: 4499.
Goettling, Henry: 4500.
Goetz Family: 477.
Goetz, Jacob: 660, 3029, 3608.
Goetz, Lorentz: 2551, 4464.
Goetz, Matthew: 3076.
Goetz, Peter: 3109, 3154.
Goetze, W.H.: 660, 4371.
Gofton Family: 1149.
634
Personal Subject Index
Gofton, Maijorie Cook (Mrs Russell):
3852.
Gofton, R.H.: 4149, 4374.
Gofton, Robert G.: 1165.
Gohn, H.M.: 2798.
Goldie, A. Gibson: 1169.
Goldie, A.R.: 878, 1169, 1400, 1401,
1522, 1806, 1909, 2777, 3982,
4031, 4088.
Goldie, A.R., Mrs: 3773.
Goldie, David: 878, 879, 880, 1400,
1401, 1402, 1693, 1896, 1976,
2379, 2536, 3650, 4079, 4176,
4177, 4181.
Goldie, E.C.: 4080.
Goldie, Eleanor: 1401.
Goldie, Elizabeth: 878, 1400, 1401,
1402.
Goldie Family: 879, 880, 881, 1524,
2429, 2536, 2591, 4178, 4187,
4188, 4212.
Goldie, Geils: 1402.
Goldie, Gilbert: 1402.
Goldie, Grace Wilson: 1169.
Goldie, Isabella Easton (Mrs David):
879, 880, 2536.
Goldie, James: 878, 1294, 1400, 1401,
1402, 1520, 1524, 1896.
Goldie, Jane: 878, 1400, 1402.
Goldie, Janet: 1402.
Goldie, John: 266, 308, 878, 879, 881,
1169, 1399, 1400, 1401, 1402,
1521, 1524, 1896, 1976, 1984,
2379, 2536, 3665, 3745, 4023,
4177, 4189.
Goldie, John G.: 1169.
Goldie, John, Jr: 878, 1400, 1401,
1896, 1909, 2536.
Goldie, Lincoln: 1400.
Goldie, Margaret: 1400, 1401.
Goldie, Margaret Smith: 878, 879,
1169, 1399, 1400, 1401, 1402.
Goldie, Mary: 1169, 1400, 1402, 1524.
Goldie, Nora Gibson: 1169.
Goldie, Rebecca: 1401.
Goldie, Roswell: 1400, 1402.
Goldie, William: 879, 1400, 1401,
1896, 4079.
Goldschmidt Family: 716, 3364.
Goldschmidt, Jacob: 517.
Goldschmidt, Joseph: 514, 521, 556,
598, 599, 1050, 3364, 4499.
Goldsworthy, R.D.: 2014.
Goldsworthy, Robert: 1971.
Gole, Carl: 4448.
Gole Family: 713, 719, 720.
Gole, Herbert: 1796.
Gole, Leander: 2093, 2167.
Gole, Oscar, Mrs: 2612, 3712.
Gole, Solomon: 4444.
Gole, Solomon S.: 3627, 4017.
Goleff, Samuel A.: 2179, 4315.
Golubski, Ray, Rev.: 3437, 3820.
Gonder, Albert: 4450.
Gonder, M.D.: 1639.
Gonder, Mina: 2812, 4450.
Gonder, Paul: 2775.
Gonder, Rebekah: 1639.
Gonder, Stanley: 2775.
Good, Aaron: 4435.
Good, Abner: 1777, 4521.
Good, Abraham: 882, 884.
Good, Alice Brubacher: 3774.
Good, Allan: 2167.
Good, Amos: 295, 884.
Good, Angeline Schmidt (Mrs
Jeremiah): 882.
Good, Barbara Shantz (Mrs
Abraham): 882.
Good, C.N., Rev.: 1191, 3278, 3378,
3968.
Good, Carmen: 4521.
~ Good, Christian: 884.
Good, Cranson: 2704.
Good, Daniel: 882, 4524.
Good, David: 2550.
Good, Della: 2446.
Good, E.H.: 1.
Good, Edward: 552, 3336, 3927.
Good, Eleanor High: 3170, 3271,
3295.
Good, Eli: 882, 3316.
Good, Elizabeth Martin (Mrs Daniel):
882.
Good, Elizabeth Schmitt (Mrs
Simeon): 882.
Good, Elizabeth Snyder (Mrs Jonas):
882.
Good, Eva Stahl (Mrs Samuel): 883.
- Good Family: 353, 562, 713, 719, 720,
882, 883, 884, 885, 1048, 1123,
1125, 4437, 4454.
Good, George: 2446, 4517, 4521.
Good, Henry: 884, 3320.
Good, Howard, Rev.: 3402.
Good, Ina: 4454.
Good, Ira: 3923.
Good, J.A: 3772.
Good, J., Dr: 1171, 3007, 4525.
Good, J.R.: 4428, 4444.
Good, Jacob: 4521.
Good, Jacob G.: 2120.
Good, Jennie: 2828, 2829, 4454.
Good, Jeremiah: 882, 3335.
Good, Joanna Martin (Mrs Menno):
884.
Good, Joel: 1, 883, 1165, 2446, 2484,
4078, 4422, 4461, 4521, 4525.
Good, John: 713, 720, 883.
Good, Jonas: 882.
Good, Jonathan: 1358, 2818, 4422.
Good, Joseph: 4422, 4461.
Good, Joseph, Dr: 883.
Good, Karl: 4454.
Good, L., Miss: 2828.
Good, Lollie: 4454.
Good, M.R.: 3923.
Good, Magdalena Baumann (Mrs
John): 883.
Good, Mamie: 2828, 2829, 4454.
Good, Mary Schmitt (Mrs Samuel):
882.
Good, Menno: 884, 885.
Good, Milton: 1179, 1678, 1845, 1853,
3837.
Good, Murray: 4521.
Good, Nancy Cressman (Mrs Eli):
882.
Good, Naomi Shantz (Mrs Joseph):
3365.
Good, Nelson: 1179, 1845, 4380.
Good, Newton, Mrs: 4441.
Good, Noah: 884.
Good, Norman: 1955, 2446, 4521.
Good, Olive: 3271.
Good, Oscar: 2446, 4512, 4521.
Good, Peter: 884, 4380.
Good, Polly Cline (Mrs Howard):
3402.
Good, Raymond: 4521.
Good, Samuel: 882, 883, 2379, 4521.
Good, Simeon: 882.
Good, Sylvester: 2446, 4521.
Good, Vera: 2728.
Good, Viola M.: 3361.
Good, Viola S.: 3365.
Goodacre, James: 4104.
Goodall Family: 886.
Goodall, George: 2591.
Goodall, J. Ross, Rev.: 3774, 3845.
Goodall, James: 2130.
Goodall, John: 2727, 3663.
Goodall, Martin: 3774.
Goodall, Shirley: 3774.
Goodall, William: 3663.
Goodfellow, Andrew: 3745.
Goodfellow, Oliver: 3665.
Goodger, W.D., Rev.: 1718, 3695.
Gooding, R.J., Mrs: 4088.
Gooding, William: 4506.
Goodman, Kenneth: 2767, 4079,
Personal Subject Index
635
4111.
Goodman, Kenneth, Mrs: 2767.
Goodwillie, Rev.: 3660, 3664, 3667.
Goos, J., Rev.: 3527, 3550, 3608,
3620, 4192.
Goos, W., Rev.: 2909, 3574.
Gordner, Jacob: 1027.
Gordner, Rachel Roth (Mrs Jacob):
1027.
Gordon, A.B.: 4266.
Gordon, D.R., Rev.: 3492, 3643.
Gordon, Elizabeth: 2120.
Gordon, Eve: 3718.
Gordon, George: 326, 1838, 1903,
1924, 4061.
Gordon, George W.: 1179, 1196, 1201,
2080, 4112, 4118, 4130, 4344.
Gordon, John: 2120, 3683, 4525,
4526.
Gordon, Mary: 4525.
Gordon, Mary McCulloch: 1522.
Gordon, Robert, Rev.: 3417.
Gorman, Art: 1987, 2988, 4226.
Gorman, F.P.: 4174.
Gorman, H.: 4278.
Gorman, James J.: 4008, 4015.
Gormley, Don: 1936.
Goseman, John: 199.
Goshgarian Family: 704.
Gothard, James C.M.: 2547.
Gothorp, Philip Oding: 4103.
Gottfried, Karl: 4525.
Gottlieb, Frederic.: 671.
Gottlieb, Frederick: 672, 2818, 2843,
3815, 4483, 4494.
Gottshall Family: 887, 888.
Goucher, Robert: 4499.
Goudie, A.R.: 1184, 1403, 3876, 3937,
3944, 4038, 4380.
Goudie, Alice Weseloh (Mrs A.R.):
1403.
Goudie, David: 878, 1094, 2760.
Goudie Family: 713, 719, 720, 878,
2103.
Goudie, H., Rev.: 4280.
Goudie, Henry: 553, 3320, 3322,
3328.
Goudie, Hope: 4038.
Goudie, Hugh: 878, 1374.
Goudie, Isaac: 878, 1153, 2760, 3082.
Goudie, Nancy Wanner (Mrs David):
2760.
Goudie, Robert J.: 878.
Goudie, S.: 3367, 3829.
Goudie, Samuel, Rev.: 3328.
Goudie, Stuart R.: 1737, 3923, 4038.
Goudie, Susannah Witmer (Mrs
Isaac): 1153.
Goudie, William: 1402.
Goulding, William S.: 2585.
Gourlay, Catherine Holle: 3031.
Gourlay, James: 3665.
Gourlay, James, Mrs: 3665.
Gourlay, Robert: 14.
Gowan, Ogle R.: 3828.
Gowdy, David, Rev.: 3651, 3652,
3666, 3908.
Gowdy, John: 1165.
Gowdy, Thomas: 878.
Gowing, Walter: 2995, 2999, 3000.
Gowinlock Family: 4212.
Gowinlock, John: 691, 2591, 2782,
2786, 2986, 3908, 4202, 4229,
4240, 4248, 4262, 4266.
Gowinlock, Walter: 1984, 4266, 4393.
» Graber Family: 716, 717.
Graber, George: 3552, 4371.
Graber, Harvey: 2080, 2086, 4136.
Graber, William: 2760.
Graeb, Aaron: 2234, 2760.
Graeb, John: 4277.
GraefF, Arthur D.: 1571.
Graeff, Arthur D., Mrs: 1571.
Graf, Peter, Rev.: 943, 3427.
Graff, G.M., Rev.: 3496.
Graff, William H.: 2714.
Graham, Alexander, Mrs: 2815.
Graham, Alma: 2769.
Graham, Amelia S. Murr, "Millie"
(Mrs John): 3852.
Graham, Bruce: 3194.
Graham, C.T.: 3876, 3915, 3944.
Graham, Christine: 1404.
Graham, Clarence: 3194.
Graham, E. Preston: 862, 2184, 3923.
Graham, Edward: 862.
Graham, Evelyn: 1404.
Graham Family: 862.
Graham, Fred: 1195.
Graham, George A.: 4263.
Graham, Isabel: 1404.
Graham, James Y.: 1404.
Graham, Jean: 1404.
Graham, John: 3194.
Graham, Louis: 1195.
Graham, Mary B.: 1822.
Graham, Merrill: 3499.
Graham, Nellie Lundy: 1404.
Graham, Preston: 3889, 4437.
Graham, Rev.: 3669.
Graham, Thomas: 1404.
Graham, William: 1404, 2700, 4265.
Graham, William K: 862, 4396.
Graham, William L.: 1404.
Gramlow, Robert: 3921.
Grampp, Otto: 29.
Grange, George J.: 149, 1128, 1256,
2055, 2073, 2128, 4380.
Grant, A.H.: 2120.
Grant, Alexander: 752, 4461.
Grant, D.M.: 4087.
Grant Family: 4433.
Grant, John: 3660, 4469, 4477.
Grant, Mr: 3669, 4392.
Grant, Roger: 4104.
Grant, W.M., Rev.: 3695.
Grantham, J.W.: 4250.
Grasser, Harvey: 4014.
Grasser, John: 1, 2179, 4192, 4315.
Grasser, Joseph: 4220.
Grassett, E.T.: 1281.
Grassett, H.J.: 333, 4078, 4422.
Grassett, Mary, Mrs: 3767.
Grassett, Mr: 3470.
Grassett, Mrs: 3470.
Grassner, Amelia: 2179.
Grassner, Emma: 2179.
Graupner, Paul, Rev.: 3531, 3538,
3549, 3600.
Graves, H.: 3709.
Graves, L.: 4437.
Gray, Alma: 2711, 2775.
Gray, Ed: 1937.
Gray, Isabel: 4255.
Gray, James: 4221.
Gray, James B.: 2786.
Gray, John: 691.
Gray, Katie: 4429.
Gray, Leslie R.: 2049.
Gray, R.McC.M.: 4080.
Gray, Robert: 2144, 4362.
Gray, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Gray, William: 4103.
— Graybill Family: 2705.
Graybill, Levi: 1, 13, 1699, 1700,
4422.
Greatorex, G., Rev.: 3715.
Greb, Charles: 1201, 1405, 2014,
2497, 2600.
Greb, Erwin C.: 2014.
Greb, Hariy: 2014, 3923.
Grebel, Conrad: 3249.
Grebenstein, Martin: 671, 672, 3815.
Green, Burge F., Rev.: 3643.
Green, Calvin: 2775.
Green, Carlton C.: 4102, 4395.
Green, Cyrus: 2704, 4498.
Green, Douglas J.: 4204.
Green, G.R.: 1765.
Green, George, Mrs: 4477.
Green, H. Elmer, Rev.: 3410.
636
Personal Subject Index
Green, H.M.: 1165.
Green, J.G.: 85, 125.
Green, J.W.: 4423, 4478.
Green, J.W., Mrs: 3773.
Green, John: 256, 2103, 4498, 4506.
Green, Lucinda Shupe (Mrs
Wheeler): 1083.
Green, Robert, Rev.: 3623.
Green, William: 4096.
Greene, Edward: 4053.
Greene, W.A.: 1, 333, 2056, 2714,
2818, 4380.
Greenwood, John: 1165, 4466.
Gregor, David: 4433.
Gregory, W.H.: 4080.
Gremm, Catherine Otterbein (Mrs
Conrad): 1000.
Gremm, Conrad: 1000.
Gremm, Henry: 4040.
Grenzebach, J.H, Rev.: 3496, 3503,
4512, 4521.
Gresman, John: 4525.
Gress, Elizabeth, "Midwife Gress":
4228.
Gress Family: 4212.
Gress, G.: 1974, 4255, 4395.
Gress, George: 4058.
Greulich, Anthony: 2167.
Greulich, Joseph: 2167.
Greulich, Wilfred: 2167.
Greunawald, William: 1899.
Greutzner, G.A.: 4031, 4280.
Grey, Jane: 1334.
** Greyerbiehl, Anna Schmidt (Mrs
John): 3431, 3444.
'-Greyerbiehl, John: 37, 2801, 2815,
3431, 3444.
Greyerbiehl, Joseph: 2769, 4468,
4474.
'-Greyerbiehl, P.B.: 4474.
Grier, Wyly: 2777.
Grieser Family: 716.
Grieve, John: 2727.
Grieve, Ruth V., Mrs: 2120.
Grieves, A.: 4499.
Griffin Family: 1112.
Griffin, G.B., Rev.: 3715.
Griffin, H.: 13, 1182, 4080, 4183.
Griffin, J.J.: 2056.
Griffin, Peter: 2596.
Griffin, William, Rev.: 3622, 3695.
Griffith, Enos: 4214.
Griffiths, F.M.: 4086, 4089, 4258.
Grigg, B.W.N.: 13.
Grigg, L.H.: 2909.
Griggs, Gordon, Rev.: 3681.
Grill, Carl: 2424.
Grill, Charles: 2424, 4277, 4278.
Grill, Henry: 2424.
Grill, Norman: 4104.
Grills, William: 3761.
Grimm, Carmen: 4031.
Grimm, Moses: 2760.
Grimmer Family: 2704, 4491.
Grimmer, Rena Twiss (Mrs James
H.): 3852.
Grimwood, William: 3681.
Grischow, Noah C.: 2120.
Gritz, Henry: 1165.
Grobe, F.: 4395.
Grody Family: 713, 719, 720.
Groff, Abraham: 889, 890, 1165.
Groff, Amos: 889.
Groff, Andrew: 275, 516, 553, 713,
720, 889, 1976, 2379, 2441, 4458,
4517.
Groff, Andrew, Jr: 553.
Groff, Annie Huber (Mrs Andrew):
889.
Groff, C.: 3656, 4380.
Groff, Ephraim: 553.
-Groff Family: 252, 713, 719, 720, 889,
890, 4212, 4433.
Groff, Frank: 2746.
Groff, George: 4499.
Groff, Henry: 1165, 4513.
Groff, Irvin: 3183.
Groff, Isaac: 553.
Groff, J.B.: 1773.
Groff, Jacob: 889, 1213, 1356, 3306,
3323.
Groff, Jacob E.: 889.
Groff, John: 256, 4517, 4525.
Groff, Levi: 889, 4441.
Groff, Mary: 3074, 3101.
Groff, Mary Eby (Mrs Abraham):
889.
Groff, Moses: 2704.
Groff, O.S.: 2775.
Groff, Samuel: 553, 3633.
Groh, Aaron: 553, 3644.
Groh, Almeda: 2736.
Groh, Anson: 616, 2736, 2760, 2765,
3271, 3305, 3904, 4428, 4452.
Groh, Anson, Mrs: 2766.
Groh, Beth (Mrs Orville): 2760.
Groh, C.T.: 13, 1984, 2736, 2760,
2761, 2765, 3770.
Groh, Christian: 2760.
Groh, Conrad:. 1967.
Groh, Cora Gingrich (Mrs Harold):
3271, 3365.
Groh, Daniel: 2775.
Groh, David: 2718.
Groh, Della: 234, 2736, 2775.
Groh, Edwin: 3770.
Groh, Eldon: 2775.
Groh, Elizabeth Bechtel (Mrs
Jonathan): 2760.
- Groh, Elizabeth Witmer (Mrs
Michael): 275, 1153, 2760, 2761.
Groh Family: 234, 275, 636, 713, 719,
720, 729, 891, 1152, 1153.
Groh, Harold, Rev.: 593, 729, 2718,
3242, 3367, 3387.
Groh, Herbert: 593, 1698, 2725, 2760.
Groh, Howard: 2736, 2760, 2761,
3770, 3809, 4461.
Groh, I.W., Rev.: 3499.
Groh, Isaac: 20, 554, 1165, 1166,
2114, 2736, 2760, 2765, 3232,
3492, 4286, 4456.
Groh, Ivan: 593, 729, 1571, 2078,
2760, 4264.
Groh, J.D.: 1165, 1967, 2120.
Groh, Jacob: 256, 827, 2760, 2761,
2766.
Groh, John: 234, 256, 275, 276, 289,
891, 1153, 2736, 2760, 2761, 2766,
3232, 3492, 3870, 3904, 4286,
4450, 4456.
Groh, John, Mrs: 2766.
Groh, John W.: 2736, 2760, 2763,
2764.
Groh, Jonathan: 2760.
Groh, L.: 4278.
Groh, Mabel: 3361, 3365.
Groh, Mary Wanner (Mrs Isaac):
2760, 2766, 3232.
Groh, Melvin S.: 382.
Groh, Melvin S., Mrs: 2760.
Groh, Michael: 255, 256, 275, 555,
671, 713, 720, 1153, 2760, 2761,
4455, 4456.
Groh, Nancy Detweiler (Mrs Jacob):
827, 2760, 2766.
Groh, Norman: 2760.
Groh, Norman, Mrs: 3232.
Groh, Orville: 2736, 2760, 3770.
Groh, Oscar: 729.
Groh, Susannah Wanner: 234, 275,
891, 1153, 2760, 3232.
Groh, Sylvanus: 2801, 3007.
Groh, Sylvester: 2728.
Groh, W.: 4278.
Groome Family: 1014.
Grose, Sharon Salm: 3761.
Gross, Audrey: 2039.
Gross, D., Jr: 4298.
Gross, David: 114, 326, 1201, 1406,
1484, 1884, 2039, 4121, 4128,
Personal Subject Index
637
4136, 4164, 4318, 4374, 4380.
Gross, Florence: 2039.
Gross, Henry: 4099, 4102.
Gross, Herbert: 2039.
Gross, Irene: 2039.
Gross, J.: 3503.
Gross, Mervin C.: 1406, 1884, 2039.
Gross, Nelson: 2039.
Gross, Robert: 2039, 4374.
Gross, Vera: 2039.
Gross, William: 2039.
Grosz, Erma: 2484.
Grosz, George: 1835, 1970, 3054,
4422.
Grosz, Harry: 4422.
Grosz, Herman: 4422.
Grosz, Jacob: 4515, 4525.
Grosz, Roy, Rev.: 1244.
Grosz, Samuel: 4104.
Grotke, A.C.E., Rev.: 3512, 3547,
4280.
Grove, Elmer D.: 3276, 3277.
Grove, Frederick Henry: 1862, 4103,
4237.
Grove, Gladys Snyder Cressman:
3365.
Groves, F., Mrs: 4088.
Growd, Mr: 2843.
Grube Family: 892.
Grube, Henry: 892.
Grube, John: 2179.
Grube, Phillipine Ritz (Mrs Henry):
892.
Gruelich, J.: 4499.
Gruen, Bob: 4143.
Gruetzner, C.: 1407, 3923, 4031.
Gruetzner Family: 249, 4499.
Gruetzner, Florence: 1407.
Gruetzner, George A.: 13, 1407, 1862,
4271, 4282, 4285, 4299.
Gruetzner, Karl: 13, 1862, 4274.
Gruetzner, Rev.: 3414, 3415.
Gruhn, H.F., Rev.: 3512, 3525, 3535,
3537, 3609, 4382.
Grundenberger, E.: 4094.
Grundy, David: 4099.
Grundy, Eric, Rev.: 4261.
Grunwald, Albert, Rev.: 3527, 3608,
4512, 4521.
Guenther, Esther Berlet: 3031.
— Guenther Family: 1773, 2704, 4499.
Guenther, George: 2994, 4277, 4286.
Guenther, Henry: 1754.
Guenther, J.F.: 2714.
Guenther, John: 1754, 4195.
Guenther, Lloyd: 1754, 4499.
Guenther, Lloyd J.: 1773, 2704.
Guenther, Neil: 1754.
Guenther, Paul: 4422.
Guenther, Roy: 1754.
Guenther, Yost: 1754.
Guenzler, Charles: 1974.
Guerin, Harry: 4044.
Guggisberg, Anna: 1862.
Guggisberg, Christian: 1862.
Guggisberg, Emma: 1862.
Guggisberg, F.S.: 4396.
Guggisberg Family: 583, 1862, 2540,
4237.
Guggisberg, Frederick: 2, 249, 635,
671, 672, 1165, 1862, 1974, 1986,
2153, 3537, 3808, 4253, 4390,
4391, 4392, 4393, 4394, 4450.
Guggisberg, Frederick Gordon: 671,
672, 1408.
Guggisberg, John: 249, 635, 671, 672,
1862, 2153, 3537, 4392, 4393,
4394.
Guggisberg, Miss: 3029.
Guggisberg, W.W.: 2000.
Guggisberg, Walter: 1862.
Gulich, G.E.: 2012.
Gummer, William: 4079.
Gunden Family: 716.
Gunder Family: 4499.
Gundry, A.P.: 2777, 2862, 2863.
Gunten, J. von: 4392.
Gunther, F.W.: 3644.
Gunther, John: 4193.
Gurgle, John: 4438.
Gurton, W.S.: 1409, 1845.
Guschmann, Josiah: 4385.
Guse, Howard, Rev.: 3566.
Guster, Mr: 4428.
Gustin, James: 4079.
Guteritch, William: 436.
Guthrie, David: 3668.
Guthrie, David, Mrs: 3668.
Guthrie Family: 4188.
Guthrie, James: 1402.
Gutman, George: 333.
Guy, Harry L.: 1183.
Gwynne, James W.: 1535.
Gwynne, William: 4380.
Gzowski, Casimir: 1410, 1411, 2055,
2082, 2507, 4428.
Haack, Carl: 4524.
Haas, Caroline: 1417.
Haas Family: 713, 719, 720.
Haas, William F.: 1190.
Habbick, A.G.: 4422.
Haberle, Ludwig: 4393.
Habermehl, A.: 4436.
Habermehl, Anna Shantz (Mrs John
R.): 1070.
Habermehl, John R.: 1070.
Habermehl, Salome: 3390.
Habib, Joseph: 2090, 2120.
Habib, Selma: 2090.
Habkirk, Velma: 4474.
Hachbom, Arthur: 4448.
Hachbom Family: 658.
Hachbom, George: 2004, 3702, 4380,
4461.
Hachbom, George, Mrs: 3702.
Hachbom, Henry: 2436.
Hachbom, Laura Ahrens: 2004.
Hachbom, Margaret: 2004.
Hachbom, T.H.: 2109, 2120, 4380.
Hachbom, Walter: 4521.
Hachbom, William: 2007.
Hack, Karl: 4195.
Hackbart, Alfred: 4099.
Hackbart, Edwin: 1823.
Hackett, Charles C., Dr: 4470.
Hackett, Jennie: 1200, 4395, 4400.
Hackett, Joseph: 4103.
Hackman, Jacob: 1358.
Haddaway, Hemy George: 4103.
Haddow, Hannah Robertson (Mrs
Thomas): 893.
Haddow, Margaret Fowler (Mrs
William): 893.
Haddow, Robert: 3668, 3695.
Haddow, Thomas: 893.
Haddow, William: 893.
Hadfield, G.V.: 4104.
Haedke, E.: 1, 3042.
Haedke, Edward: 1725.
Haedke, Ernst: 3767.
Haehnel, A.G.: 1, 1184.
Haehnel, Charles A.: 3004, 3767,
4422.
Haehnel, George: 13, 3040, 4422.
Haehner, Aim: 1663.
Haffner, Ed: 4225, 4226.
Haffner, Pat: 3182.
Hafner, Milton, Rev.: 3539.
Hagan, Elisabeth: 461.
Hagan, John: 461.
Hagan, Susanna: 461.
Hagar, Rev.: 3636.
Hagarty, Mr: 1688.
Hagedom, C.K: 671, 672, 1165, 1176,
1412, 1413, 2756, 3959, 4299,
4374, 4380.
Hagedom, E.A.P.: 4458.
Hagedom, Emily Caimes (Mrs C.K):
1412, 1413.
638
Personal Subject Index
Hagedorn, L.E.: 1196, 1205, 1413,
4031.
Hagedorn, Mr: 3656.
Hagen, Frederick: 4371.
Hagen, Henry A.: 4299, 4374.
Hagen, O., Miss: 3773.
Hagen, W.C.: 3550.
Hagen, William: 4099.
Hager, Frederick: 4226.
Hagey, Alice, Miss: 2714.
Hagey, Barbara: 1612.
Hagey, Bertha: 3271, 3852.
Hagey, Betty: 3861.
Hagey, Carl: 1823, 2775.
Hagey, Carol: 2775.
Hagey, Daniel: 256, 713, 720, 3270,
4393, 4394.
Hagey, Elton: 3232.
- Hagey Family: 252, 562, 713, 719,
720.
Hagey, Gordon: 2775.
Hagey, Henry: 332, 1773, 3978, 4391.
Hagey, Henry B.: 2728.
Hagey, Irvine S.: 2728.
Hagey, Isaac: 2097, 2379.
Hagey, J. Gerald: 333, 1197, 1737,
2883, 2885, 2892, 2904, 2905,
3525.
Hagey, J. Gerald, Mrs: 4136.
Hagey, J. Lloyd: 1773, 3770.
Hagey, J.W., Dr: 1205, 2714, 4422.
~ Hagey, Jacob: 275, 332, 382, 2728,
3232, 3270, 3305, 3402.
- Hagey, Jacob B.: 1165, 2714, 4456.
Hagey, John: 3247.
Hagey, Joseph: 514, 1358, 2728,
2999, 3254, 3270, 3298, 3305,
3306, 3314, 3316, 3319, 3355,
3402, 4464.
Hagey, Joseph A: 2728.
Hagey, Joseph B.: 392.
Hagey, Leah Schwartz (Mrs Jacob):
3402.
Hagey, Lincoln: 2775.
Hagey, Minota: 1463.
Hagey, Nancy Moyer (Mrs Simon):
2775.
Hagey, Nellie: 3232.
Hagey, Robert: 2775.
Hagey, Roy: 3232.
Hagey, Simon: 3232, 3402.
Hagey, Sophia Bricker (Mrs Joseph):
3270, 3402.
Haggart, Daniel: 1374.
Hagler, Ronald: 3906.
Hagmeier, Abraham: 4275.
Hagmeier, J.E., Dr: 22, 1414, 2153,
2184.
Hagmeier, L.G., Dr: 22, 1414, 2153,
2184, 2734.
Hagopian Family: 704.
Hague, Dyson: 2153.
Hahn, Albert: 2177, 4348.
Hahn, Albert H.: 4350.
Hahn, Alex F., Mrs: 1182.
Hahn, Alexander F.: 29, 1183, 4499.
Hahn, Alfred: 3867, 4382.
Hahn, Andrew: 895.
Hahn, Charles: 326, 4031, 4359.
Hahn, Charles C.: 13, 1184, 1201,
4121, 4136, 4149, 4374.
Hahn, Conrad: 895, 4221.
Hahn, Elisabeth Herber (Mrs George,
Sr): 895.
Hahn, Elizabeth Heppler (Mrs
Lewis): 3852.
Hahn, Elizabeth Sippel (Mrs John):
894.
Hahn, Emma Stoltz (Mrs Conrad):
895.
Hahn, Ethel Salvadge (Mrs
Alexander F.): 3852.
Hahn Family: 658, 711, 894, 895,
998, 4476.
Hahn, George, Jr: 1183, 4477.
Hahn, George, Sr: 29, 895, 4477,
4499.
Hahn, Henry: 894, 4221.
Hahn, Jacob: 3259.
Hahn, John: 894, 1186, 4525.
Hahn, Lewis: 29, 895, 1165, 3867,
3923, 4382, 4499.
Hahn, Louis: 4499.
Hahn, Mathilda: 1186.
Hahn, Russel: 4040.
Hahn, Russel, Mrs: 2093.
Hahn, V.: 4390.
Hahn, Walton E.: 2084, 2120.
Haigh, George, Rev.: 3660, 3664,
4439.
Haight, Frank: 1, 29, 1824, 4031.
Haight, Frank, Mrs: 22, 3857, 4031.
Haight, J.C.: 4422.
Haight, Louise, Mrs: 2120, 4473.
Hailer, Catharine: 326, 461, 4371.
Hailer Family: 770, 1277.
Hailer, Jacob: 1, 127, 191, 249, 293,
326, 461, 635, 671, 672, 673, 770,
771, 1273, 1358, 1612, 2019, 3493,
3495, 3503, 4370, 4371, 4377, 4380.
Hailer, Margaret: 127, 461, 770.
Haines Family: 3769.
Hainsworth, George: 23, 326, 1915.
Hainsworth, John: 4344.
Haist, A.Y., Mrs: 1173.
Haist, AY., Rev.: 1193, 3495, 3504,
4512, 4521.
Halberstadt, Charles: 1189, 1204.
Halberstadt, Daniel 938, 4393.
Halberstadt, Harry L.: 332, 1296.
Halberstadt, Katharina Knectel (Mrs
Daniel): 938.
Halcomb Family: 2085.
Haldimand, Gov.: 193, 256, 294, 299,
300, 303, 555, 4477, 4517.
Hale, Edward: 4103.
Hale, Katherine: 1180, 4258.
Hale, Mrs: 3656.
Hale, Roy: 4104.
Haley Family: 382.
Haley, R. John: 29.
Halfpenny Family: 4221.
Halfpenny, Martin: 4523, 4524.
Hall, Alfreda: 3414.
Hall, Andrew Y.: 2535, 2971.
Hall, Archibald: 13, 1160, 3663, 3761.
Hall, Arthur C.: 4099.
Hall, Arthur Manuel 4103.
Hall Basil: 2096.
Hall, Charles: 3671.
Hall Clay, Mrs: 3936.
Hall Elvin G.: 1773, 2701, 4214.
Hall Family: 1773, 4188, 4212, 4526.
Hall H.J.: 1415, 1856, 2818.
Hall, Henry: 4485.
Hall Ivan R- 8.
Hall James: 3669, 4473, 4477.
Hall, Janet Douglass: 3250.
Hall John: 308, 1877, 1976, 2379,
3668, 3761, 4187.
HaU, John, Mrs: 3668.
Hall, Kate: 3773.
Hall, Linus W.: 1084.
HaU, M.C.: 1415, 3960, 4374.
Hall, Margaret: 1693, 3773.
HaU, Margaret Gladstone: 877, 4018.
Hall, Minerva Smith (Mrs Linus W.):
1084.
Hall R.E., Rev.: 3640.
Hall Robert: 3728, 3745, 4018, 4079,
4499.
Hall Thomas: 2591, 4214, 4485.
Hall Thomas A: 1773.
Hall W.F.: 3644.
HaU, W. Patterson, Rev.: 3655, 3662,
3663, 3671, 4088.
Hall W.R., Mrs: 3945.
HaU, William: 1693, 2783, 4079.
HaU, William, Jr: 3745.
Hall, William, Sr: 3745.
HaU, Z.A: 29, 2818, 2994, 4278.
Personal Subject Index
639
Haller, Harold: 4099.
Haller, Ignatz: 2818.
Haller, Michael J.: 4015.
Haller, R.M., Rev.: 3428, 3446, 3450,
3467, 4031, 4464.
Halliwell, Mary Ahrens: 2004.
Hallman, A.C.: 1, 516, 809, 1750,
1774, 1777, 3956, 4456, 4499.
Hallman, A.S.: 3631, 3632.
Hallman, Abner: 2801.
Hallman, Abraham: 896, 901, 4499.
Hallman, Abraham S.: 901.
Hallman, Alfred: 1416.
Hallman, Allan: 809, 899.
Hallman, Allan C.: 3930, 3933.
Hallman, Amanda: 2030.
Hallman, Amos: 901.
Hallman, Anson: 3923.
Hallman, Anson, Mrs: 1698.
— Hallman, Anthony: 897.
— Hallman, Anthony, Mrs: 897.
— Hallman, Benjamin: 713, 720, 896,
897, 899, 900, 1007, 3382, 4184,
4203.
Hallman, Bob: 2745.
^ Hallman, Catharine Hunsberger (Mrs
Benjamin): 899.
Hallman, Catherine Thurston: 1416.
^ Hallman, Christian: 897, 899.
Hallman, Clara Erb (Mrs Joseph S.):
901.
Hallman, David: 1416.
Hallman, E.B.: 13, 1966.
Hallman, E.C.: 2801.
Hallman, E.E., Rev.: 3491, 3501,
3506.
Hallman, E.S., Rev.: 520, 896, 901,
3299, 3316, 4380.
Hallman, Edgar: 3183, 4500.
Hallman, Edwin B.: 753, 1141, 4499.
Hallman, Eldon: 809, 1416.
Hallman, Eli: 3238, 3239, 3274, 3310.
Hallman, Elias: 2971, 4497.
Hallman, Eliza Stauffer (Mrs Peter
S.): 901.
— = Hallman, Elizabeth Detweiler (Mrs
Benjamin): 896, 900.
Hallman, Elveme: 516, 4499.
Hallman, Ephraim: 899, 901, 4497,
4499.
Hallman, Ervine: 809.
Hallman, Ezra: 1416.
— Hallman Family: 252, 562, 713, 719,
720, 808, 896, 897, 898, 899, 900,
901, 1750, 2562, 4192, 4497, 4499.
Hallman, George: 901, 3316, 3374.
Hallman, Gordon B.: 2030, 2971,
4485, 4499.
Hallman, H.S.: 3320, 3328, 3391,
3960, 4298.
"Hallman, Hannah: 897, 1726.
Hallman, I.: 3256.
Hallman, Ida: 2030.
Hallman, Irvin C.: 13, 1186.
Hallman, Isaac: 3323.
Hallman, J.A.: 4121.
Hallman, J. Riley: 1, 3631, 3632,
4299.
- Hallman, Jacob: 897, 899, 1750, 3251,
4184, 4487, 4499.
- Hallman, Jacob C.: 809, 2030, 2081,
2379, 2704, 3923, 4487, 4490,
4497, 4499.
- Hallman, Jacob D.: 690.
-Hallman, Jacob S.: 1165, 2280, 4488.
" Hallman, Jacob S., Mrs: 1698.
- Hallman, John: 897, 899, 2030, 2031.
- Hallman, John S.: 13, 2030, 2379.
- Hallman, Joseph: 896, 897, 899, 901,
4499.
—Hallman, Joseph S.: 901.
Hallman, Josiah: 4499.
■'Hallman, Leah Bechtel (Mrs
Christian): 899.
Hallman, Levi: 1416.
Hallman, Lillian Thurston: 1416.
Hallman, Lizzie Ann Erb (Mrs
Manasseh): 860.
Hallman, M.: 1188, 4214.
Hallman, M.D., Rev.: 3263.
Hallman, M.S.: 1, 1089, 2714, 3767,
4380.
Hallman, Manasseh: 860.
Hallman, Manasseh, Rev.: 3258.
Hallman, Margaret Sararas (Mrs
Ephraim): 809, 901.
Hallman, Mark: 2030.
Hallman, Mary: 13, 1725.
Hallman, Mary Schmitt (Mrs
Abraham): 901.
Hallman, Melinda Clemens (Mrs
E.S.): 896, 901, 3299.
Hallman, Menasseh S.: 1191, 4499.
Hallman, Morgan: 3251, 4499.
Hallman, Morris: 1823.
Hallman, Nancy Schlichter (Mrs
Wendell): 897, 899.
Hallman, Norman: 1416.
Hallman, O.G., Rev.: 3496.
Hallman, Peter S.: 901.
Hallman, Phoebe Kerr (Mrs
Abraham S.): 901.
Hallman, Quentin B.: 2435, 3855,
4487, 4499.
Hallman, Robert C.: 8, 2030, 4487.
Hallman, Sallie Bergey (Mrs John):
809, 899.
Hallman, Susannah Clemmer (Mrs
Joseph): 896, 899, 901.
Hallman, Vera: 3374.
Hallman, Veronica Heckendom (Mrs
George): 901.
— Hallman, Wendell: 897, 899, 3320,
3382.
Hallman, Willard G.: 1995, 2030,
2031.
Hallman, William: 2704, 4499.
Halloway, Robert: 3499.
Halm Family: 477.
Halm, John: 1773.
Halm, Michael, Rev.: 2769, 3464.
Halstead, Fred: 22.
Halstead, Mary Martin: 3031.
Halter, Alexis: 1417, 4458.
Halter, Andrew: 1417.
Halter, Caroline: 1417.
Halter, Charles: 2523, 4464.
Halter, Clement: 1417.
Halter, Edward: 1417, 4456, 4463,
4464.
Halter Family: 249, 477, 2523.
Halter, Joseph, Rev.: 1417, 3060,
3431, 3442, 3461, 3462, 4380.
Halter, Mary: 1417, 4464.
Halter, Mrs: 3177.
Halter, Simon: 3438.
Halter, Theresa: 1417, 4464.
Halter, Veronica: 1417.
Halter, William: 2523.
Hamacher, Aaron: 4499.
Hamacher, G.: 2828, 2829, 4499.
Hamacher, Gideon: 4497.
Hamacher, Gordon: 2167, 4497.
Hamacher, H.C.: 4395.
Hamacher, Harry: 2000, 2276.
Hamacher, John: 4184.
Hamacker, Peter: 256, 3097, 4429,
4438.
Hamblin, Gordon: 1418, 1725, 3633,
3649, 3923.
Hamblin, William H.: 1418.
Hambly, O.U., Mrs: 4226.
Hambrecht, Herb: 1845.
Hambrecht, Herb, Mrs: 3031.
Hamel, C.H.: 4499.
Hamel, Henry S.: 4422.
Hamill, Alice, Miss: 2714.
Hamilton, A.M., Rev.: 2, 1165, 1419,
3656, 4221, 4513, 4525, 4526.
Hamilton, Anna: 4065.
Hamilton, Benjamin: 3669.
640
Personal Subject Index
Hamilton, Bessie Haist (Mrs Ross):
3056, 3105, 4429, 4454.
Hamilton, George: 282, 3690.
Hamilton, H.P., Dr: 3790.
Hamilton, James: 1983, 2379.
Hamilton, John: 1983, 4404, 4405,
4422.
Hamilton, Lloyd: 2783.
Hamilton, N.D.: 120.
Hamilton, Owen A.: 1180.
Hamilton, R.S.: 1420, 2720, 2862,
2863, 4212, 4258.
Hamilton, Robert: 144, 1324, 1325.
Hamilton, Ross: 1421, 2470, 3056,
3105, 3113, 4454.
Hamilton, T.E.: 3732.
Hamilton, Thomas: 1983, 4433.
Hamm, Arthur: 4103.
Hamm Family: 4454.
Hammacher Family: 671, 713, 719,
720, 4380, 4455, 4456.
Hammer, Albert: 2704, 4499.
Hammer, Carl: 3494, 3501, 4385.
Hammer, Charles: 3503.
Hammer, E.G., Mrs: 4499.
Hammer, J., Rev.: 3574.
Hammett, J.W., Rev.: 3496.
Hammett, Thomas: 238, 3644.
Hammil, E.C.: 2994, 4499.
Hammond, Clare: 726.
Hammond, Edgar: 4478.
Hammond, Edward: 436.
Hammond Family: 3613.
Hammond, Florence M. Ayres: 726,
727.
Hammond, George B.: 1165.
Hammond, Ira, Mrs: 4204.
Hammond, James: 3175.
Hammond, John L.: 436, 1186.
Hammrich, Georg Michael: 3527.
Hammrich, Margaretha (Mrs Georg):
3527.
Hancock, Gary: 4014.
Hancock, George: 4230, 4233, 4263.
Hancock, Harry: 4263.
Hancock, J. Webster: 1636.
Hancock, Robert: 3713.
Hancock, W. Norman: 1189, 4258.
Handstein Family: 4499.
Hanemaayer, Mr: 2493.
Haner, Jim: 2030.
Haner, John: 4102.
Haney, L., Mrs: 4204.
Haney, Lawrence: 3636.
Haney, Lawrence, Mrs: 3636.
Haney, Miss: 2815.
Haney, Richard: 1983.
Hangartner, John: 2811.
Hanna, Thomas, Rev.: 3667, 3687,
4202.
Hannay, Deborah Glaister, Dr: 1422,
4478, 4484.
Hanning, C.R.: 2122, 4395.
Hannon, Esther: 2039.
Hannon, Geraldine, Mrs: 2120.
Hannon, Shirley: 2039.
Hannusch Family: 902, 903, 904.
Hannushki, Rudolph: 4428.
Hansen, H.P., Rev.: 3608, 3620, 4512,
4521.
Hansuld, AF.: 2798, 3527, 3849.
Hansuld, Edmund: 1493.
Hansuld, George: 2507.
Hansuld, Laura Master: 1493.
Hansuld, Mr: 2971.
Hapgood, H.: 127.
Harbach, Austin: 1924.
Harbin, John, Rev.: 3696, 3698, 3701,
3702, 3703, 3704, 4372, 4380.
Harcourt, R., Prof.: 1761.
Harden, William: 4099.
Harder, Richard: 2718.
Hardie, J.S., Rev.: 3668, 3686, 3694,
3695.
Hardie, William: 3668.
Harding, C. Howard: 1189.
Harding, Fred: 1921.
Harding, Freeman, Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Harding, Grace (Mrs Fred): 1921.
Harding, Jane: 461.
Harding, John: 461.
Harding, Percy N., Rev.: 3472.
Harding, Richard Steel: 461.
Hardisty, AC.W., Mrs: 4204.
Hardy, AS.: 4018.
Hardy, Ed. C.: 1974.
Hardy, Florence: 2807.
Hardy, Fraser: 4217.
Hardy, Gretchen: 1689.
Hardy, Hannah Jane: 4454.
Hardy, Mabel Hunt: 3636.
Hardy, William: 1165.
Harefeld, C.: 2095.
Harke, Elmer, Rev.: 3496.
Harkness, John: 2800.
Harlacher, John: 4385.
Harlacher, Joseph, Rev.: 3487, 3493,
3494, 3495, 3503, 4499.
Harland, John: 1803.
Harley, D.T., Mrs: 1280.
Harlock, Stanley: 2774, 2775.
Harlock, William: 2775, 2828, 2829.
Harmer Family: 4428.
Harms, Hugo: 1678.
Haraack, Wildred: 1796.
Hams, Jack: 4454.
Harold, Richard: 4195.
Harpe, Susanne: 1423.
Harpe, Ulrich: 1423.
Harper, F.C., Rev.: 3658, 3660.
Harper, G.E.: 4422.
Harper, Howard, Dr: 1205.
Harper, J.A.: 4031.
Harper, J.A., Mrs: 3773.
Harper, J.M.: 3944.
Harper, Jennifer: 3100.
Harris, Augustus: 4250.
Harris, David: 4015.
Harris, Ernest: 3044.
Harris, Ernest A, Mrs: 1169.
Harris, Henry: 4474.
Harris, J.: 1861.
Harris, James: 1983, 2507, 2786,
2986, 3636, 4266.
Harris, John: 4250, 4488.
Harris, John M.: 2591, 2760, 2765.
Harris, R.I., Dr: 4031.
Harris, Valentine: 4521.
Harris, W.D.: 2120.
Harris, Walter: 4099.
Harrison Family: 2085.
Harrison, George: 1850, 3631, 3632,
3633, 4374, 4380.
Harrison, Helen: 3818.
Harrison, Miss: 3048.
Harrison, William: 3761.
Harrop, Glen: 4474.
Hart, Frank C.: 1758, 1765, 1769,
1777, 1786, 2703, 2720, 2830,
3760, 3761, 3770, 3787, 4212,
4499.
Hart, Hazel: 4029.
Hartleib, G.L.: 4318.
Hartley, Granville: 4103.
Hartley, Morley: 3415.
Hartley, William H.: 4103.
Hartlieb, Barbara- 2815.
Hartlieb Family: 2815.
Hartlieb, Sister Agatha 2815.
Hartlieb, Sister Anselm: 2815.
Hartlieb, W.: 2815.
Hartman, A: 2815, 4225, 4474, 4499.
Hartman, F.J.: 2767.
Hartman Family: 4454.
Hartman, Mary-Lou: 4474.
Hartman, Roy: 4225.
Hartmann, Alexander: 2769.
Hartmann, C.: 85, 102, 110.
Hartmann, John: 4382.
Hartmann, Joseph: 3422, 3465, 4385,
4388.
Personal Subject Index
641
Hartmann, Wilhemine: 3513.
Harton, S.L.W., Rev.: 3622.
Hartrick, E.: 4278.
Harttung, George W.: 4099.
Harttung, Karl: 4299.
Hartung, Elmer: 4099.
Hartung Family: 4499.
Hart wick, Gus: 2093.
Hart wick, Gus, Mrs: 2093.
Hart wick, Lloyd: 2093.
Harum, David: 2788.
Harvey, Arthur: 3799.
Harvey, Ben: 1932.
Harvey, David: 3663.
Harvey, G.: 3644.
Harvey, Gordon: 4280.
Harvey, H.: 4278.
Harvey, John: 1529, 2379.
Harvey, John F.: 4099.
Harvey, M.C., Dr: 3790.
Harvey, Mr: 1975, 2379.
Harvey, P.: 4278.
Harvey, Percy T.: 4271, 4273.
Harvey, William: 3645, 4015.
Harvey, William H., Rev.: 3644.
Harvie, Alexander: 479, 905, 3667,
3688, 3689, 4198, 4202, 4204,
4214, 4266.
Harvie, Alexander, Jr: 905.
Harvie, D.: 905, 2425.
Harvie Family: 351, 478, 488, 905,
4204, 4212.
Harvie, John: 3636.
Harvie, Mary: 479, 3636.
Harvie, Russel: 4204.
Hascarl, Mary Anne White (Mrs
Louis): 2775.
Hasell, Adam: 4079.
Hasenpflug, Ed., Mrs: 4521.
Hasenpflug, Hubert: 3620, 4422.
Hasenpflug, J.: 4422.
Hasenpflug, Katharine: 3576.
Haskell, Charles: 4080, 4102.
Haskins Family: 2385.
Haskins, William H.A.: 4104.
Haslett, Jean: 1877, 2073.
Hass, Earl: 4099.
Hassen Family: 477.
Hassen, James: 4458.
Haste, Richard: 4393, 4394.
Hastie, James: 4079.
Hastie, Walter: 3663.
Hastings Brothers: 4040, 4481.
Hastings, David: 3828, 4480, 4481,
4483.
Hastings Family: 4472, 4478, 4481,
4483.
Hastings, John, Mrs: 4478.
Hastings, Mark: 2775.
Hastings, William: 2128, 2608, 3828,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Hatch, Beatrice: 3109.
Hatch, James, Mrs: 4038.
Hatcher, Emma: 3713.
Hatcher, Mr: 4023.
Hatchman, Percy J.: 4102.
Hatfield, Alfred: 4103.
Hathaway, Ted: 3050.
Hatt Family: 2385.
Hatt, Richard: 4134, 4144.
Hattin, Norma Willson: 1149, 2715,
2829.
Hattin, V.H.: 1205, 1535.
Hattin, V.H., Mrs: 2828, 2829, 3031.
Haubach, Otto: 4499.
Hauch, C.Y.: 1424, 3506.
Hauch, Edwin G.: 1424.
Hauch, J.P., Rev.: 1424, 3487, 3493,
3495, 3504, 4380, 4422, 4512,
4521.
Hauch, John T.: 1424.
Hauch, Martin: 4524.
Hauch, Mary Graeb: 1424.
Hauch, Paul P.: 1424.
Hauch, S.M., Rev.: 3494, 3496, 3501,
3656, 4275, 4380.
Hauch, Theo., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Hauck, Anna: 4464.
Hauck, Arno: 3936.
Hauck Family: 477, 4494.
Hauck, Henry: 4464.
Hauck, Herman B.: 2120.
Hauck, John: 3444.
Hauck, 0.: 2581, 3944.
Haufschild, Evelyn: 4499.
Haufschild, Herbert: 4499.
Haufschild, Norman: 4499.
Haug, Hanne Marie: 1346.
Haugh, John: 4371.
Haus, Andrew: 4464.
Haus, Susanna: 3552.
Hauselmann, Rudolph: 4388.
Hauser, Clarence, Rev.: 2785.
Hauser Family: 477.
Hauss Family: 477.
Hausser, Sam: 548.
Havey, L.: 4278.
Haviland, Edna: 1346.
Havlik, Jaroslav J.: 1425.
Hawk, A., Dr: 2720, 4230, 4469.
Hawk, Albert: 4246.
Hawke, Benjamin: 4469, 4473.
Hawke, Erastus N.: 4469.
Hawke Family: 4469, 4473, 4481.
Hawke, Gabriel: 308, 2120, 3973,
4380, 4469, 4473, 4477, 4478,
4480, 4481, 4483.
Hawke, Gertrude, Miss: 2801.
Hawke, H.O.: 4230.
Hawke, Harvey: 4155.
Hawke, John: 308, 824, 1646, 1976,
2128, 2379, 3973, 4380, 4468,
4469, 4473, 4477, 4478, 4480,
4481, 4483.
Hawke, Lount: 4473, 4477.
Hawke, Mary Lount: 4469, 4473.
Hawke, Percival: 308, 4469, 4473,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Hawke, W.L.: 4422.
Hawke, Walter: 4477.
Hawke, William: 308, 1165, 4371,
4469, 4470, 4473, 4478, 4480,
4481, 4483.
Hawkins, Alfred: 4080, 4102.
Hawkins, S.J., Dr: 4029, 4031.
Hay, Bessie: 3771.
Hay, Dr: 4223.
Hay, James: 1304.
Hay, James, Mrs: 4207.
Hay, Milton: 1862.
Hay, Mr: 4390.
Hay, Peter: 1426, 1722, 1851, 3732,
4255, 4263, 4513, 4524, 4525.
Hayden, Bill: 4050.
Hayes, Allan: 4100.
Hayes, B.L., "Bev": 1737.
Hayes, John: 1165.
Hayes, Robert: 308.
Hayes, Russell: 4099.
Hayhurst, F.H.: 4246.
Haymaker, John B.: 2379, 4499.
Hayne, E.R.: 4371.
Hayne, W.O., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Hays, John: 2120, 2379, 4486, 4499,
4505, 4506.
Hays, Robert: 1976, 2120, 2379, 2798,
4498, 4505, 4506.
Hazel, George: 2536.
Hazelius, A.D., Dr: 1171, 1618.
Hazelstein, Herman, Rev.: 3623.
Head, J.: 4088, 4230, 4233.
Healey, Elias C.: 3049.
Heard, R.F.: 1796.
Heard, Robert: 4099.
Hearle, "Ben": 120, 2041, 4240, 4255.
Hearn, E.J.: 13.
Hearn, William: 289, 677.
Hearth, L.: 2829.
Heasley, H.J.: 3923.
Heastie, Walter: 2486.
Heath, Catherine: 2748, 3031.
642
Personal Subject Index
Heather, G.A., Mrs: 3798, 4085, 4404,
4405.
Heather, Jake: 4494.
Hebblethwaite, Katherine: 908.
Hebbleth waite, Norman: 4261.
Heberli, Lewis: 4515.
Heckedon Family: 713, 719, 720.
Heckedon, Jacob: 256.
Heckendom, Amanda Otterbein:
3128.
Heckendom, Elizabeth Bergey: 750.
Heckendom, Moses: 3314.
Hecker, Carl: 1574.
Heckler, Eugene: 2815, 4474.
Heckler, John: 2769, 3442, 4474.
Hector, James: 3669, 4473.
Heddrich, Louis: 4416, 4422.
Hedges, Henry: 4103.
Hedrich, Jack: 3050.
Hedrick, Claire: 3839.
Heenan, H.J., Rev.: 3433.
Heeney, P.E.: 4080.
Heeney, P.E., Mrs: 3773.
Heer, Albert: 2581, 4067.
Heer Family: 794.
Heer, Robert: 3793, 4100.
Heer, Simon: 1895.
Heffeman Family: 2085.
Hefferon, Dennis: 4148.
Hefling, William: 4512.
Hehn, George: 1948, 3050.
Hehn, Michael: 2179, 4195.
Hehn, W.O., Rev.: 3500.
Heibein, Christian: 2484.
Heick, O.W., Rev.: 3525, 3608.
Heil, F., Dr: 1171, 4196.
Heilareigel, George: 4203.
Heiler, Jacob: 4525.
Heilman Family: 897.
Heiman, Frank: 1915.
Heimbach, C.H.: 4362.
Heimbecher, Ida: 3549.
Heimbecker, George: 4422.
Heimbecker, Henry: 1165, 2767.
Heimbecker, John: 4515.
Heimbecker, Miss: 4031.
Heimburger, Alexander, Rev.: 3431,
3456, 3461.
Heimler, Louis: 1948.
Heimpel, Ottila Zurbrigg: 4491.
Heimrich, C.J.: 4080.
Heimrich, John: 4099.
Hein, Michael: 2179.
Heinbuch, Conrad: 2084, 2120.
Heinbuch Family: 4499.
Heinhold, Maggie: 4230.
Heinicke, Mr: 3044, 3048.
Heins, Peter J.: 4356.
Heintzman, Michael: 2983.
Heinze, Walter H., Rev.: 3507, 3519,
3539.
Heinz man Family: 477.
Heipel, Adam: 1.
Heipel, Andrew: 1185, 1199.
Heipel, Charles: 13.
Heipel, Clarence: 2435, 3855, 4499.
Heipel Family: 757, 2704.
Heipel, R.: 835.
Heise, C.: 4392.
Heise, Charles: 3082.
Heise, Dorothea: 3550, 4400.
Heise, E.G.: 1179, 3813.
Heise, Henry: 37, 1974.
Heise, Irene: 4255.
Heise, N.H.: 4396.
Heise, W.H., "Bin": 4396.
Heiser Family: 716.
Heiss, Lorentz: 1861.
Heist, E.D., Dr: 2495, 3007, 3629,
3633, 4299, 4380.
Heist, Edgar: 2828, 2829.
Heist, Mary L.: 1184.
Heist, Salome: 1569.
Heist, Simon: 4458.
Heistand, D.: 255, 256, 307.
Heisz, Lorentz: 1983.
Heit Family: 4499.
Heit, Franz: 1983.
Held, Jean: 3674.
Held, L.B.: 4422.
Held, M., Miss: 1895.
Heldmann Family: 4499.
Heldmann, Weyboume: 4499.
Helem, William: 4079.
Helen, Sister M.: 4056.
Heifer, W., Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3560, 3616, 3621.
Hell, Simon: 2769, 4474.
Heller, Adam: 1837, 4525.
Heller, Adolph: 1189, 1204.
Heller, Alfred: 4061.
Heller, Alton H.: 4374.
Heller, Casper: 326, 2120, 4380.
Heller, Edward: 4061.
Heller, Ferdinand: 3040.
Heller, Frederick: 4061.
Heller, George: 4521.
Heller, Harold E.: 4061.
Heller, Henry: 3032.
Heller, Herman: 2714.
Heller, J.H.: 2818, 2843, 4061.
Heller, Johann: 4061.
Heller, John: 4371, 4380.
Heller, Margaret: 1188.
Heller, Michael: 2179, 4195, 4458,
4461.
Heller, R.: 4422.
Hellgartner, Elizabeth: 3574.
Hellriegel, Mr: 4221.
Hellyer, Valentine: 4461.
Helm, Ferdinand: 4474.
Helm, Herbert J.: 1895.
Helm, J. Bum: 2672.
Helmer, Mr: 2049, 4388.
Helmut, George: 4499.
Helmuth, Catherine
Schwartzentruber (Mrs Daniel):
1059.
Helmuth, Daniel: 1059.
Helmuth Family: 716, 774, 2704.
Helmuth, George: 3364.
Helmuth, Magdalena Brenneman
(Mrs George): 3364.
Helmuth, N.C.: 1895, 3930.
Helwig Family: 757.
- Hembling Family: 348, 713, 719, 720.
Hembling, Hannah (Mrs Noah): 348.
Hembling, Noah: 348.
Hembling, William: 1358, 3259.
Hemmerich, Hilda: 2807.
Hemmerich, John: 1187.
Hemmerich, John, Mrs: 1187.
Hemmerich, M.H.: 4223.
Hemmerich, R.G., Dr: 1187, 3923.
Hemmerich, William: 13, 3608.
Hemmerich, William, Mrs: 3608.
Hemmerly, J.E.: 4422.
Hendel, Clara Wiesel: 1427.
Hendel, George, Sr: 662, 1427.
Hendel, Rosina Bachner: 1427.
Henders, Richard, Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Henderson, Charles K: 1183, 4275,
4285.
Henderson, Donald S., Rev.: 3719.
Henderson Family: 458, 3888, 4499.
Henderson, Goff, Mrs: 4204.
Henderson, Grant: 2050.
Henderson, H.M.: 3816.
Henderson, Ivan: 3761.
Henderson, J.C., Rev.: 3661.
Henderson, James W.: 1179.
Henderson, John: 4458.
Henderson, John, Mrs: 3665.
Henderson, Mr: 2379, 2774, 2775.
Henderson, Richard: 3745.
Henderson, Thomas: 4458.
Henderson, W.C., Rev.: 3622, 3631,
3632.
Henderson, William: 13, 1181, 1428,
1974, 2172, 3660, 3737, 3761,
4023, 4031, 4079, 4380, 4422,
Personal Subject Index
643
4441.
Hendrick. C.A.: 4517.
Hendrick, Samuel: 4193, 4195.
Hendrick, W.B.: 4517.
Hendry, Charles: 2, 18, 37, 1429,
1430, 1819, 2120, 2128, 2436,
2548, 2549, 3702, 3978, 4034,
4073, 4371, 4380, 4513, 4523,
4524, 4525.
Hendry, Charles, Mrs: 3702.
Hendry, Sarah Washburn (Mrs
William): 1430.
Hendiy, William: 1165, 1429, 1430,
1805, 1818, 2120, 2459, 2550,
3702, 3767, 4023, 4056, 4067,
4318, 4371, 4380, 4422.
Henheffer, Joseph: 2700.
Henhoefer, Dr: 4428.
Henhoeffer Family: 1778, 2815, 4433.
Henhoeffer, Leopold: 1868, 4433.
Henkel, Henry L., Rev.: 3525, 3612.
Hennig, S.: 671, 672.
Henning Brothers: 1321.
Henning, Joseph: 1165, 4392.
Henning, M., Mrs: 4395.
Henning, Michael: 1165.
Henrich, W.S., Rev.: 3496.
Henrich, Wilfred: 4014.
Henry, Bernice: 3271.
Henry, G.M.: 4277.
Henry, George: 191.
Henry, George S., Hon.: 2776.
Henry, R.D., Mrs: 3852.
Henry, Robert: 1932.
Henry, William: 4458.
Henselwood, Howard: 3049.
Henselwood, Lydia Scott: 3636.
Henshelwood, Peter: 4014, 4015.
Hensius, J.: 3048.
Hensler, Andrew: 3377.
Hensler Family: 716.
Hentschel, Elsie Seifert: 4478.
Hepburn, Leila M.: 3773.
Hepburn, Thomas: 2720.
Hepburn, W.D.: 1165.
Hepworth, John: 4438.
Herber, Ernestine: 3106.
Herber Family: 1773, 4499.
Herber, Johannes: 3552.
Herber, John: 13, 1773, 4499.
Herber, Martha: 3574.
Herbert, A.W., Rev.: 4454.
Herbert, Bill: 120.
Herbom, L.: 4193.
Herbst Family: 1047.
Herbst, Mary: 1791.
Herd, David: 3709.
Hergert, Casper: 4525.
Hergott, Albert: 3054.
Hergott, Aloyes: 4478.
Hergott, Bill: 4474.
Hergott, Edwin C.: 4474.
Hergott, Elias: 2769.
Hergott, Enoch: 2769.
Hergott Family: 959.
Hergott, George M.: 4422.
Hergott, Gerard: 4100.
Hergott, Henry: 4474.
Hergott, Jonas: 2769.
Hergott, Joseph: 4040.
Hergott, Noah: 4478.
Hergott, Norbert: 2769, 2832.
Hergott, Patricia: 2166.
Hergott, Peter: 2769, 2815.
Hergott, W.N., "Bert": 4099.
Hergott, Wilfred: 2769.
Heric, Victor: 2136, 4474.
Her lan, Frank, Rev.: 2421, 3494,
3495, 3496, 3503.
Herman, Cameron: 2775.
Herman, Larry: 2775.
Herman, Ronald: 2775.
Herman, Shirley: 2775.
Hermann, J.G.: 681.
“Hemer Family: 713, 719, 720, 4499.
— Hemer, Frederick: 256, 275, 2533,
4433.
Hemer, H.: 1879.
Hemer, S.S.: 1165, 2818, 2971, 2992,
4499.
Hemer, Samuel: 1128, 2117.
Hemie, Steve: 3799.
Heron, H.: 4196.
Herres, Balentine: 4525.
Herres, J.K: 4009.
Herres, Simon: 2732, 2756.
Herrfort, A.K: 619.
Herrfort, Andrew: 906, 1165.
Herrfort, Anna Sommer: 906.
Herrfort, Esther: 3145.
Herrfort, Lydia: 3145.
Herrfort, Mary: 3145.
Herrfort, Sarah: 3145.
Herrgott, Aloyes: 3175.
Herrgott, Annie: 2801.
Herrgott, Elias: 1165.
Herrgott, Henry: 2801.
Herrgott, Herbert: 4478.
Herrgott, Jacob: 2801.
Herrgott, Ludwig: 2801.
Herrgott, Matilda: 2801.
Herrgott, Nathaniel: 3175.
Herridge, William, Rev.: 2840, 2845.
Herrington, John C.: 4422.
Herriot, David: 4214.
Herriot Family: 4204.
Herriot, William: 185, 250, 1431,
2353, 2356.
Herriott, David, Mrs: 4204.
Herris, Valentine: 4517.
Herrle Family: 1773.
Herrle, Howard: 1773.
Herrop, Hugh: 4473.
- Hershey, Benjamin: 255, 256, 671,
1358, 1612, 2586, 4380.
-Hershey, Christian: 294.
- Hershey Family: 932.
- Hershey, Jacob: 255, 256, 1358, 4380.
Hershey, Sydney, Rev.: 3499.
Herteis, Dennis: 4474.
Herteis, Joseph: 4474.
Hertel, Harman: 2813.
Hertel, Henry: 3569.
Hertel, Isaac: 4435.
Hertel, John: 3054.
Hertel, Michael: 4474.
Herter, Bemeice Rudy (Mrs Jack):
4441.
Hertfelder, William: 2818, 2822, 4299,
4380.
Hertling, William: 4422.
Hertz, Amandus: 3050, 4220.
Hertz, Dina: 4371.
Hertz, Freido: 3050.
Hertz, M., Mrs: 1594.
Hertz, William: 4371.
Hertzberger, David: 4100.
Herz, Max: 3544.
Herzog, August: 2769.
Herzog, William O.: 2396, 4474.
Hesch, John: 2030.
Heslop, Bert: 4061.
Hespeler, Anna Barbara: 908.
Hespeler, Anna Wick, "Babette": 908.
Hespeler, Charles: 908.
Hespeler, Charlotte: 671, 672, 745,
908.
Hespeler, Eliza Knoth (Mrs Jacob):
908, 3773.
Hespeler Family: 4268.
Hespeler, Ferdinanda: 908, 1292.
Hespeler, George: 18, 908, 1233,
1292, 2994, 4058, 4079, 4271,
4286.
Hespeler, Jacob: 2, 3, 13, 18, 22, 249,
292, 308, 332, 635, 656, 671, 672,
806, 809, 907, 908, 1256, 1292,
1293, 1453, 1583, 1865, 1918,
1932, 1975, 1976, 1986, 2005,
2010, 2073, 2097, 2109, 2120,
2121, 2128, 2379, 3537, 3637,
644
Personal Subject Index
3767,
3869,
3894,
3973,
4017,
4058,
4150,
4255,
4271,
4274,
4275,
4277,
4282,
4286,
4374,
4380,
4390,
4391,
4392,
4393,
4394, 4455.
Hespeler, Jacob, Jr: 908.
Hespeler, John G.: 908.
Hespeler, Laura: 908.
Hespeler, Louise: 908.
Hespeler, Marie: 908.
Hespeler, Mary Keatchie: 908.
Hespeler, Mina: 908.
Hespeler, Sophie Taylor: 908.
Hespeler, Stephanie: 908.
Hespeler, Wilhelmina: 908, 1292.
Hespeler, William: 249, 333, 536,
537, 572, 671, 672, 907, 908,
1292, 1631, 1637, 2843, 3537,
3892.
Hess, Albert, Dr: 671, 672.
Hess, Deborah: 256.
Hess, Elizabeth: 256.
Hess, George: 326.
Hess, Isabella: 256.
Hess, J.G., Dr: 4499.
Hess, John H.: 3238, 3239, 3309,
3310.
Hesse, Irvin: 3623.
Hesse, Jergen: 2179.
Hesse, John: 13, 4094.
Hesse, Julius: 1257.
Hesse, Lina: 1257.
Hessel, Francis: 2769.
Hessenaur, C.P.: 4474.
Hessenaur, Howard W.: 2289.
Hessenaur, John: 4299.
Hetherington, Earle F.: 3049.
Hett, Alice: 1433.
Hett, Casper: 79, 85, 122, 1453, 4380,
4461.
Hett, Dorothy: 979.
Hett, Dorothy Miller: 4426.
Hett, Elisabeth: 3551.
Hett, Henry: 3032, 4380.
Hett, J.E., Dr: 326, 602, 671, 672,
851, 1201, 1205, 1432, 1433, 2503,
2818, 2822, 2951, 3702, 3759,
3815, 3959, 4061, 4121, 4128,
4132, 4136, 4146, 4164, 4298,
4299, 4371, 4374, 4380.
Hett, James: 979.
Hett, John B.: 1432, 3551, 4014,
4380.
Hett, Laveme: 3044.
Heubach, R.: 4527.
Heuman, Carl: 1895.
Heveron, James: 85, 124.
Hewer, Mabel Prong (Mrs Frank):
4273.
Hewetson, A. Russell: 127.
Hewetson, Rosa Melvina Breithaupt
(Mrs A. Russell): 1273.
Hewetson, Vera: 127.
Hewitt, Albert S.: 3631, 3632.
^ Hewitt, Ann Hamilton (Mrs Elisha):
817.
~ Hewitt, Catharine Benner (Mrs
Elisha Jr): 817.
- Hewitt, Elisha: 817, 1084, 1752, 3485,
3669, 4517, 4525, 4526.
Hewitt, Elisha, Jr: 817.
Hewitt, Elspet Meldrum (Mrs
Elisha): 817.
Hewitt, Ephraim: 817.
•-Hewitt Family: 817, 978, 4483.
Hewitt, Frederick: 978.
Hewitt, George: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Hewitt, Hiram: 2812.
Hewitt, Jane Wright (Mrs Ephraim):
817.
Hewitt, Margaret Donaldson (Mrs
Peter): 817.
Hewitt, Peter: 817.
Hewitt, Rachel Cress (Mrs Elisha):
817, 1308, 3485.
Hewitt, Richard: 3818.
Heyd, Jacob: 3775.
Hibbard, Ashley: 1993.
Hibner, Daniel: 22, 326, 1201, 1434,
1508, 1855, 1856, 2373, 4067,
4157, 4158, 4299, 4374, 4375,
4380.
Hibner Family: 249.
Hichcock, Mr and Mrs: 2179.
Hickey, Rev.: 3470, 3474, 3476.
Hicks, F.M.: 3636.
Hicks, John: 1871, 4014.
Hicks, Philip: 4014.
Hicks, Thomas, Rev.: 1281, 3470,
3474.
Hickson, George: 3936.
Hickson, Robert: 4099.
Hiebert, P.C.: 3783.
Hiebert, Victor: 3317.
Hieronymous Family: 4499.
Hiestand Family: 932.
Hiestand, Henry: 275, 3493, 3495,
4380.
Hiestand, J.: 4461.
Hiestand, Kinget: 804.
Higgins, Allona Eby (Mrs S. Keith):
845.
Higgins Family: 4473.
Higgs, Ann: 1200.
High, Ephraim, Mrs: 1188.
High Family: 911.
High, Henry: 548.
High, John: 911.
High, Mary Ann Detweiler (Mrs
Samuel K): 911.
High, Norman: 516, 1435, 1678,
2908.
High, Samuel K: 911.
Highton, Elsie: 1932.
Hilbom, A.: 2828, 2829, 2992.
Hilbom, Aaron: 4454.
Hilbom, Aaron W.: 2843, 4230, 4233.
Hilborn, Albert: 1937.
Hilbom, Alger: 4436.
Hilbom, Amos: 1910, 1998, 2379,
2971, 3869, 4437, 4497, 4499.
Hilbom, Bill: 4477.
Hilbom, Caroline Witmer: 1153,
3082.
Hilbom, Clarence: 2535, 2703.
Hilbom, David: 1437.
Hilbom, Emanuel: 2120.
-Hilbom Family: 713, 719, 720, 909,
910, 1984, 2623, 4490, 4496, 4499.
Hilbom, "Fat": 3183.
Hilbom, Florence: 2775.
Hilbom, Francis: 2760, 2775, 4452.
Hilbom, Franklin: 909.
Hilbom, G.V.: 1437, 2485, 2609,
3889, 3945, 4380.
Hilbom, Gordon: 2760.
Hilbom, Harry, Dr: 4454.
Hilbom, Henry C.: 1165, 2163, 2232,
4362.
Hilbom, Hugh: 1437.
Hilbom, Isaac: 3772.
Hilbom, Ivan: 1998, 2399, 2971,
4497, 4499.
Hilborn, Ivan M.: 1910, 2081, 4499.
Hilbom, J.: 255, 256, 2774.
Hilbom, J.B.: 4483.
Hilborn, Jacob: 1153, 2379, 3232,
4435, 4437.
- Hilborn, James: 2775.
Hilbom, Jesse: 256, 555, 2097, 2533,
3082.
Hilborn, John: 2135, 3232, 3247,
3305, 3643.
Hilbom, Joseph: 909, 2379, 4435,
4437, 4454.
Hilbom, Joseph M.: 909.
Hilborn, Joseph, Mrs: 1191.
Hilborn, Joshua: 4477.
Hilborn, Maria Erb (Mrs Joseph M.):
909.
Hilbom, Miriam: 2971, 4487, 4499.
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645
Hilbom, Mrs: 3772.
Hilbom, P.R.: 332, 1436, 1862, 2315,
2361, 3923, 4029, 4396, 4441.
Hilbom, R.C.: 2361.
Hilbom, Robert H.: 1437.
Hilbom, Samuel: 1083.
Hilbom, Sarah Powley (Mrs
William): 909.
Hilbom, William: 909, 1937, 3745.
Hilbom, William, Jr: 1937.
Hildebrandt, F., Rev.: 3518, 3525,
3546, 3550, 3566.
Hilgartner, Henry: 4499.
Hilker, Frederick: 4099.
Hilker, Henry: 2, 4450.
Hilker, W.: 4278.
Hill, Aron, Jr: 188, 271.
Hill, David: 188.
Hill, Derwyn, Rev.: 3658, 3681.
Hill, Elizabeth: 2728.
Hill, George: 4053.
Hill, Harry: 3013.
Hill, James J.: 294, 1233.
Hill, James, Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Hill, Milton: 4499.
Hill, Mr: 4422.
Hill, Nancy, Mrs: 2120.
Hill, Norman: 4499.
Hill, Oliver: 4499.
Hill, P.: 4088.
Hill, Ralph R.: 4099.
Hill, Rosetta: 1197.
Hill, S.: 4134, 4144.
Hill, Wilfred: 4499.
Hill, William: 4217.
Hillar, Carl: 3692.
Hiller, Fred: 3513.
Hillgartner Family: 1129.
Hillgartner, John: 1773.
Hilliard, Catherine Sauder (Mrs
Thomas): 2775.
Hilliard, E.: 2095.
Hilliard Family: 2562, 4040.
Hilliard, Frank: 4080.
Hilliard, Frank T.: 4422.
Hilliard, Harry C.: 4422.
Hilliard, Howard: 2050.
Hilliard, Ida Clemens (Mrs W.L.):
1439.
Hilliard, J.A., Mrs: 22, 3857.
Hilliard, L.C.W.: 4422.
Hilliard, Thomas: 1, 22, 27, 29, 85,
122, 123, 333, 1438, 1467, 1808,
1809, 1815, 1827, 2461, 2774,
2775, 2808, 2818, 3626, 3631,
3632, 3633, 3635, 3767, 3960,
4040, 4221, 4380, 4422.
Hilliard, W.L., Dr: 1, 13, 22, 333,
1189, 1190, 1439, 1809, 2080,
2461, 2615, 2616, 2674, 3635,
4031, 4067, 4414, 4422.
Hillis, Harold B.: 4099.
Hillis, W.: 4278.
Hills, A.: 4080.
Hilts, William, Rev.: 3320.
Himberg Family: 4192.
Himes, Normie: 3750.
Hinchcliffe, John W.: 828.
Hincks, Rev.: 3469, 3481, 3482, 3543,
3643.
Hind, Leone: 3955.
Hinderer, John: 85, 752.
Hindmarch, Herbert: 4258.
Hindry, Harold G., Rev.: 4271.
Hines Family: 382.
Hinrich, William: 4204.
Hinschberger Family: 2815.
Hinsperger, Menno S., Rev.: 3418,
3423, 3431, 3447.
Hinsperger, Roman, Rev.: 3465.
Hintz, Herbert: 3044.
Hintz, Rudolph: 3044.
Hipel, Aaron: 4428.
Hipel, George: 3923.
Hipel, Henry: 1440.
Hipel, Louisa Pelz: 1440.
Hipel, Martha: 2775.
Hipel, N.O.: 8, 1440, 2581, 3313,
4031, 4112, 4396.
Hipel, Roy: 1773.
Hipel, Wesley: 2807.
Hirons, E., Mrs: 2728.
Hirsch, A.: 1861, 1983.
Hirsch, Andrew: 1165.
Hirschman, Carl A., Rev.: 3495, 3506,
4380.
Hirschy Family: 721, 1083.
Hirschy, Henry: 721.
Hirschy, Mary C. Hurst (Mrs Henry):
721.
Hirst, John: 2153.
Hirtle, Roy J.E.: 2899.
Hirtle, Seward, Rev.: 2899.
Hiscocks, E.S., Rev.: 3496.
Hiserman, Mr: 4388, 4499.
Hishon, Miss: 2769.
Hisson, Norman: 709.
Histand, Catherine L. (Mrs John):
739.
Histand, David: 555.
— Histand Family: 713, 719, 720.
Histand, George: 145, 1163, 1636.
— Histand, John: 739.
Hitchings, James, Rev.: 4525.
Hitzler, George: 1740.
Hoagg, John R.: 2767.
Hobbs, Frederic, Mrs: 4454.
Hobden, Robert: 4015.
Hobson, Benjamin: 4250.
Hobson, Caroline H.: 4230.
Hobson, Frederick: 4255.
Hobson, Joseph: 2055, 3656, 4034,
4377, 4428.
Hobson, Mr: 4521.
Hobson, Robert: 2055.
Hobson, William: 2798, 4486, 4498,
4499, 4505, 4506.
Hoch, Daniel: 548, 3259, 3298, 3312,
3322, 3324, 3355.
Hoch, Daniel, Mrs: 3259.
Hoch Family: 911.
Hoch, George: 4099.
Hoch, Henry: 3044.
Hodd, Ralph: 2710.
Hoddinott, Thomas: 3709.
Hoddle, Frank: 3513, 4168.
Hodel Family: 4499.
Hodge, James: 2120.
Hodges, Alan: 2153, 2184, 2350.
Hodges, Margaret: 2153, 2184.
Hodges, Tom: 1932.
Hodgins, Dr: 2.
Hodgins, E.S.: 4080.
Hodgins, Ernie: 2179.
Hodgins, Evelyn Bricker: 3925.
Hodgins, Frank: 4031.
Hodgins, Frank, Mrs: 1659, 3773.
Hodgins, Nellie: 2714, 2818.
Hodgins, R.D.: 4092.
Hodgins, S.E.: 2852.
Hodgins, Stanley: 1725, 2748, 3741.
Hodgskin, J.I., Rev.: 3656, 3660.
Hodgskin, Thomas, Rev.: 3664.
Hodgson, Alma: 4397.
Hodgson, Norma Cress: 1197.
Hodgson, Ralph: 1197, 3109, 3154.
Hodgson, Stanley: 813.
Hodgson, Trevor: 2179.
Hodgson, William: 326, 1196, 4014,
4380.
Hodkinson, William: 4104.
Hoefler, F.C.: 4487.
Hoeflin, William: 4521.
Hoelscher, Harlie: 4225.
Hoelscher, Jacob, Rev.: 3514, 3525,
3550, 3576, 3577, 3620, 4192,
4195, 4422.
Hoelscher, John: 1915.
Hoelscher, Mr: 2344.
Hoerle, Anna: 4499.
Hoerle, Catharina: 4499.
646
Personal Subject Index
Hoerle, Conrad: 1753.
Hoerle Family: 4499.
Hoerle, Gertrude Frahlich: 1753.
Hoerle, Henry Jr: 1753.
Hoerle, Henry Sr: 1753.
Hoerle, Reinhardt: 1753.
Hoerle, Weyboume: 4499.
Hoffer, A.W.: 13, 4217, 4223.
Hoffer, Eldon: 3030, 3050.
Hoffer, Henry: 4515.
Hoffer, Murray: 3050, 4225.
Hoffer, Oscar: 4225, 4226.
Hoffer, Reta: 4225.
Hoffer, Russell: 3050.
Hoffman, Amos: 1844.
Hoffman, Anna Bauman (Mrs Israel):
733.
Hoffman, Barbara: 912, 3127, 3146.
Hoffman, Bob: 3911.
Hoffman, C.E.: 4149, 4298, 4404,
4405.
Hoffman, C.E., Mrs: 3773.
Hoffman, Carl: 3898.
Hoffman, Catharine Brubacher (Mrs
Joseph): 789.
Hoffman, Charles: 2039.
Hoffman, Daniel: 912, 914, 3063,
3064, 3121.
Hoffman, David: 733.
Hoffman, Emil: 3032.
Hoffman Family: 252, 562, 713, 719,
720, 913, 914, 1137, 2385, 3251,
4221, 4499, 4513.
Hoffman, Frank R.: 4034.
Hoffman, Fred G.: 3099, 3124, 3143,
3148.
— Hoffman, George: 912, 3054.
Hoffman, Harold: 1844.
Hoffman, Heinrich: 3527.
Hoffman, Isaac: 1855, 2983, 4380,
4422.
Hoffman, Israel: 733.
Hoffman, J.: 4299.
Hoffman, Jacob: 7, 326, 673, 913,
1636, 1640, 1740, 2128, 3078,
3495, 3503, 4371, 4380, 4455,
4461.
Hoffman, John: 3, 149, 246, 275, 326,
333, 671, 672, 673, 713, 720, 846,
1201, 1258, 1347, 1349, 1350,
1358, 1612, 1636, 1855, 1922,
2025, 2053, 2056, 2128, 2379,
2421, 2565, 2567, 2581, 3078,
3097, 3232, 3493, 3495, 3696,
3702, 4370, 4371, 4374, 4377,
4380, 4404, 4405, 4406, 4416,
4422, 4455.
Hoffman, John S.: 2056, 4070, 4299,
4380.
^Hoffman, Joseph: 236, 789, 912,
2117.
Hoffman, Judith: 3121, 3122, 3143,
3146.
Hoffman, Lydia Bauman (Mrs
Daniel): 914.
Hoffman, Magdalena: 1082.
Hoffman, Menno: 3099.
Hoffman, Mr: 1974.
Hoffman, Nelson, Mrs: 2780, 3892.
Hoffman, R.: 4499.
Hoffman, Rev.: 2808, 4512, 4521.
Hoffman, Samuel: 912, 914, 3063,
3064, 3121, 3319, 4524.
Hoffman, Samuel B.: 912.
Hoffman, Selina Bauman (Mrs
David): 733.
Hoffman, Veronica B., "Frany": 3319.
Hoffman, Veronica Bricker (Mrs
Samuel): 912, 914.
Hoffmann, Conrad: 4422.
Hoffmann, E., Rev.: 2899, 3525, 3537,
3591, 3592, 3617.
Hoffmeyer, Mr: 4499.
Hofheinz, Henry: 1983.
Hofkirk, Thomas: 4079.
Hofle, John: 3465.
Hofmann, R., Rev.: 3445.
Hofstetler, L.: 13.
Hofstetter, Gerald: 2775.
Hofstetter, Milton: 2728.
Hofstetter, Ruth: 3031.
Hogan, Albert: 2041.
Hogan, George: 120, 2041.
Hogan, Michael: 198.
Hogeboom, Peter: 282.
Hogg, Barbara Ramsay (Mrs James):
915.
Hogg, Douglas: 4315.
Hogg, F.W.: 4422.
-Hogg Family: 688, 915.
Hogg, Francis: 915, 2986, 4250, 4266.
Hogg, George: 915, 2591.
Hogg, J. Scott, Dr: 2184, 4395.
Hogg, James: 332, 688, 690, 915,
4260.
Hogg, John, Rev.: 3663, 3669.
Hogg, John S.: 4263.
Hogg, Scott, Dr: 4428.
Hogg, Walter F.: 4315.
-Hogg, William: 1, 3034, 3042, 4226,
4315.
Hohl, Elmer: 1753, 4499.
Hohl, George: 1753, 4499.
Hohl, George S.: 1753, 4499.
Hohl, John: 2704.
Hohl, Lorenz: 1753.
Hohl, Stanley: 4499.
Hohmeier, P., Mrs: 3767, 3788.
Hohmeyer, William: 4428.
Hohn, Walter: 4280.
Hohner, E.F.: 4422.
Hohner, Ida: 3031.
Holben, Oliver: 2818.
Holbrough, Carmen: 3623.
Holden, Melvin: 2769, 2832.
Holdsworth, J.T.: 2798.
Holl, Christian, Rev.: 84, 3487, 3494,
3495, 3501, 3503.
Holl, Peter: 255, 256.
Holland, Alice: 2769, 2815.
Holland, Henry: 2055.
Holle, A.L.: 1922.
Holle, Henry: 2815, 3608.
Holle, Lillian: 3031.
Holley, S.G.: 3470.
Holley, S.G., Mrs: 3470.
Holling, Orville: 3839.
Hollinger, Ed: 4362.
Hollinger, George: 4192, 4195, 4524.
Hollinger, Gordon: 4512, 4517.
Hollinger, Howard: 3712.
Hollinger, J.H.: 3620.
Hollinger, Jacob: 4221.
Hollinger, Louis: 4512, 4517.
Hollinger, Michael 4195.
Hollinger, Norman: 3050.
Hollinger, O.: 4217.
Hollinger, P.: 3620.
Hollinger, Reg: 4225.
Hollocher, Joseph: 3422, 3465.
Holloway, John: 2061, 2120.
Holm, Anna: 1002.
Holm, Catherine Groh (Mrs Peter):
275.
Holm, Cecil: 2736, 2760.
Holm, Daniel: 1002.
Holm, David: 812, 1976.
Holm, Esther: 1002.
Holm Family: 275, 713, 719, 720.
Holm, Isaiah: 2760.
Holm, John: 4422, 4461.
Holm, Neils P.: 275, 517, 812, 3382.
Holm, Peter: 275, 1912, 1976, 2379,
3232.
Holm, Peter Neils: 553, 812, 3382.
Holm, Philip: 827.
Holm, Susanna Cober (Mrs Neils P.):
811.
Holm, Susannah Detweiler (Mrs
Philip): 827.
Holm, Susannah Gingrich (Mrs
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Peter): 275.
Holm, W.: 3644.
Holman, P.L., Miss: 1571.
Holme, William: 282.
Holmes, Allan: 120, 2041, 4088.
Holmes, Edwin, Rev.: 3644.
Holmes, Ernie: 2869.
Holmes, Gordon: 3713.
Holmes, T.W., Mrs: 4088.
Holmeshaw, H.: 4104.
Holowaty, Joseph: 3466.
Holst, Albert: 2705.
Holst, Delton: 3371.
Holst, Delton, Mrs: 3371.
Holst, Jacob, Mrs: 4499.
Holt Family: 4470.
Holt, Mary Grattan, Lady: 4478.
Holtby, Matthew, Rev.: 3669, 4525.
Holtzman, H., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Holtzwarth, Barbara Schwind (Mrs
George): 1064.
Holtzwarth, George: 1064.
Holwell, Frederick: 1, 1165, 2109,
2120, 2495, 4374, 4499, 4510.
Holwell, M.E., Miss: 2109, 2120.
Holzer, John, Rev.: 671, 672, 1115,
1441, 3428, 3433, 4464, 4465.
Holzmueller, Leopold: 2732, 3419,
3467.
Holzworth, Edna: 4225.
Homem, Fatima: 697.
Homewood Family: 2085.
Homuth, C.T., Rev.: 3378.
Homuth, John: 3808.
Homuth, Karl: 13, 1169, 1205, 3525,
4136, 4155, 4166, 4167, 4183,
4230, 4233, 4279, 4396.
Homuth, Minnie Rahn: 1169.
Homuth, Otto: 332, 1169, 2000, 4228,
4255, 4395, 4396.
Honderich, Abram: 556, 1754.
Honderich, Barbara: 4499.
Honderich, Cameron: 1754, 1773.
Honderich, Christian: 598, 1754,
1775, 4499.
Honderich, Cora Hostetler: 4499.
Honderich, Earl: 1754, 4499.
Honderich, Emerson: 1773, 4499.
Honderich Family: 716, 874, 1773,
4499.
Honderich, Floyd: 1754.
Honderich, John: 556, 1754.
Honderich, Robert W.: 4094, 4099.
Honey, S.L.: 4255.
" Honsberger, Abraham: 4031.
Honsberger, Enock: 1891.
— Honsberger Family: 252, 713, 719,
720.
Honsberger, Gordon McK: 1442,
4031, 4112.
Honsberger, Gordon McK, Mrs:
3936.
Honsberger, J.F., Dr: 326, 851, 1442,
2714, 2818, 3631, 3632, 3633,
3759, 3960, 4029, 4031, 4056,
4114, 4121, 4128, 4132, 4136,
4146, 4157, 4158, 4299, 4371,
4374, 4380.
Honsberger, Katherine: 1442.
Honsberger, Russell: 4168.
Honsberger, Valentine: 1442.
Honsberger, William: 4192.
Honsinger Family: 4473.
Hontzberger, Martin: 256.
Hood, Adam: 2975, 3663, 3671, 4250,
4266.
Hood, James: 4250.
Hooker, William: 1402.
Hooper, H.: 4422.
Hooper, Harry: 4422.
Hooper, S.R.: 4422.
Hoover, Christian: 256, 3134.
Hoover, Eileen: 1725.
Hoover Family: 961.
Hope, Andrew: 4079.
Hope Family: 4188.
Hope, Helen: 3660.
Hope, Peter: 4079.
Hope, Thomas: 4079.
Hope, William: 1007, 2700.
Hopfen, Mr: 3551.
Hopkins, Alfred B.: 84, 2818, 2843.
Hopkins, Caleb: 3977, 4134, 4144.
Hopkins, Mr: 4521.
Hopp, Kenneth: 3936.
Hopp, Louis: 2039.
Hopper, David: 2148.
Hopps, Vernon, Mrs: 4261.
Hopton, A.W.: 3793.
Horn, Mr: 2704.
Hornby, Mr: 2828, 2829.
Homer, A., Miss: 3031.
Homer, S.: 4278.
Homing, Abraham: 256.
Homing, Peter: 255, 256, 307, 555,
3711, 4191.
Horst, Aaron: 916.
Horst, Alice: 3243.
Horst, Allen: 2814.
Horst, Amos: 941.
Horst, Angeline Snyder: 941.
Horst, Annie Weber (Mrs Daniel):
916.
Horst, Daniel: 916, 3096.
Horst, Daniel W.: 916.
Horst, David: 3062, 3066, 3096, 3099,
3143, 3148, 4524.
Horst, David B.: 3057.
Horst, David, Mrs: 3243.
Horst, Elias: 916.
Horst Family: 562, 713, 719, 720,
1123, 1125, 1443.
Horst, Fem Dettweiler: 3258.
Horst, George: 916.
Horst, Isaac: 3096.
Horst, Isaac R.: 2092.
Horst, John: 3096.
Horst, Joseph: 3499.
Horst, Leah: 3096.
Horst, Magdalena: 916, 3096.
Horst, Margaret Lorentz (Mrs Elias):
916.
Horst, Mary Ann Bowman (Mrs
Daniel W.): 916.
Horst, Mary Martin: 3096.
Horst, MaryAnn Martin (Mrs Samuel
W.): 916.
Horst, Menno: 3096.
Horst, Osiah: 916, 3258, 3309, 4499.
Horst, Samuel: 713, 720, 916, 2092,
3096.
Horst, Samuel R.: 1443.
Horst, Samuel W.: 916.
Horst, Susannah: 3067, 3096.
Horst, Tilman: 1796.
Hortenberger, Gregory: 3, 4517, 4521.
Horton, Anthony S.: 3001.
Horton, S.A.: 2581.
Hortop, Bessie: 2711, 2775.
Hortop, J.A.: 4435.
Hortop, James: 2000, 2401.
Hortop, William: 3644.
Hosie, Frieda H., Mrs: 2120, 4429.
Hosie, James W.: 2120.
Hossfeld, Margaret, Miss: 2801.
Hossie, Alexander: 3438.
Hossie, Orville P, Rev.: 3633, 3649.
Hostetler, Alberta Laschinger (Mrs
Lafayette): 991.
Hostetler, Charity: 3127.
Hostetler, Daniel: 1165.
Hostetler, Donald: 4499.
Hostetler, Earl: 2773.
Hostetler, Emma: 3376.
- Hostetler Family: 713, 719, 720, 917,
918, 2704.
Hostetler, Henry: 4040.
Hostetler, Isaac: 1165.
Hostetler, John: 4499.
— Hostetler, Joseph: 2773.
Hostetler, L.: 4094, 4382.
648
Personal Subject Index
Hostetler, Lafayette: 991.
Hostetler, Maggie: 4499.
Hostetler, Margaret Latshaw (Mrs
Moses): 917, 918.
Hostetler, Moses: 917, 918, 2773,
4499.
Hostetler, Woodrow: 4067, 4099,
4499.
Hostrawser, George: 1796.
Hoswell, Mr: 1975.
Hott, James: 4079.
Houff, John: 4192.
Hougham, W.S.: 2780, 2781.
Houghton Family: 4436.
Houghton, John: 1943.
House, Andrew: 3076.
House, Gordon: 2793.
Houseman, Rev.: 3485, 3492, 3499.
Houser, J. Ray, Dr: 2904, 3525.
Housler, A.: 4102.
Housler, Archie P.: 4080.
Houston, D. Wesley: 1444, 2714,
2793, 2818, 3821, 3959.
Houston, Mrs: 3773.
Houston, Peggy: 2728.
Hovenden, Dora: 1300.
Howald, F.L., Rev.: 3574.
Howard Family: 2085.
Howard, Fred: 4217, 4226.
Howard, George S.: 2828, 2983, 3813,
4053.
Howard, H.: 4278.
Howard, J.C.: 1924.
Howard, John: 2983.
Howard, W.A.: 4044.
Howarth, John, Rev.: 3417.
Howe, Marget: 3694.
Howe, Michael: 2768, 2787, 2862,
2863, 4240.
Howell, Daniel: 332, 1956, 2005,
2379, 3481.
Howell, E., Miss: 4056.
Howell Family: 2704, 3623, 4188,
4202.
Howell, Harry S.: 1306, 1851, 3481,
3816, 4212, 4237, 4263.
Howell, Henry Spencer: 2959, 4246.
Howell, J.E., Rev.: 3631, 3632, 3633.
Howell, L.C.: 3816.
Howell, Mr: 2, 3640.
Howell, Peter: 1165, 3474.
Howell, William: 4278.
Howey, Les: 1885, 2728.
Howie, A., Mrs: 3773.
Howitt, Charles: 2798.
Howlett, Bert: 4223.
Howlett Family: 348.
Howlett, Frederick: 3713.
Howlett, Herbert V.: 4217.
Howlett, James: 4513, 4524, 4530.
Howlett, Miss: 2828, 2829.
Howlett, Wesley: 2098, 2807, 4513.
Howlett, William: 4221, 4458.
Howling, Eben D.: 1773, 4500.
Howling, Gordon: 4499.
Howling, Karen: 4500.
Howling, Ray: 4500.
Howse, Hannah Erb: 1198.
Hoyland, C.H.: 4103.
Hubacheck, Charles: 4499.
Hubbel, George: 4099.
Huber, Allen: 326, 1201, 2714, 2756,
3959, 4080, 4114, 4127, 4162,
4374, 4380.
Huber, Anthony: 4468, 4474.
" Huber, Barbara Shoemaker: 1080,
1081, 4195.
Huber, Charles: 4299, 4306, 4374.
Huber, Christian: 255.
Huber, Clarence W.: 3276, 3277.
Huber, Edward: 2714.
Huber, Edwin: 4031.
-Huber Family: 713, 719, 720, 2815,
4454.
Huber, Henry: 2821, 4371.
Huber, Henry Albert: 2151.
Huber, Henry S.: 18, 326, 721, 1201,
1884, 2039, 2714, 2818, 2843,
3702, 4124, 4127, 4299, 4306,
4374, 4380, 4461.
Huber, Isaac: 2994.
"Huber, Jacob: 3352, 3353, 3370.
Huber, James: 4423, 4439.
Huber, James T.: 4454.
- Huber, John: 256, 713, 720, 3353,
4458.
Huber, Joseph: 2815, 3442, 4474.
Huber, Martin: 787.
Huber, Michael: 1974.
Huber, Olive: 2815.
Huber, Peter: 713, 720, 1963, 2379.
Huber, S.: 4195, 4196.
Hubert, Rev.: 3444.
Huchison, James: 4079.
Huck Family: 477.
Huck, George: 4044.
Huck, Joseph: 4350.
Huck, Joseph A.: 1180, 3444, 4349.
Huckleberry, Rev.: 4143.
Hudson, E.W.: 107, 3644.
Hudson, G.E.: 85, 107.
Hudson, Henry: 4104.
Hudson, Howard: 3631.
Hudson, William: 1862.
Huefner, George: 1948, 4477.
Huefner, Peter: 1948, 4477.
Hueglin, Irma: 3031.
Hueglin, L.: 3754.
Huehn, Christian: 1446, 4380, 4525.
Huehn, Christian E.: 1446.
Huehn, Edwin: 1180, 2120, 4478,
4480.
Huehn, Georg: 3527.
Huehn, H.N.: 1.
Huehn, Harold, Mrs: 1791.
Huehn, Henry: 4478, 4480.
Huehn, Herb: 2154, 3608.
Huehn, Herb, Mrs: 3608.
Huehn, Howard R.: 2120.
Huehn, Oscar: 2098, 2154, 3050,
4525.
Huehn, Oscar, Mrs: 2098.
Huehn, Salome Esch (Mrs Christian):
1446.
Huehn, Stewart: 2120.
Huehnergard, C., Miss: 3773.
Huehnergard, Conrad: 3040, 3767.
Huehnergard, E.K, Rev.: 2714.
Huehnergard, George: 867.
Huehnergard, H.H., Dr: 1445, 2818,
4031, 4056, 4121, 4374, 4380.
Huehnergard, J.W.: 3044.
Huehnergard, Katherine Foerster
(Mrs George): 867.
Huehnergard, Kirk: 3044.
Huehnergard, Louis: 1445, 1974,
4065.
Huehnergard, Martin: 2672, 4374.
Huehnergard, Mr: 4521.
Huether, Adam: 1861, 2574.
Huether, C.N.: 1983, 2574, 3040.
Huether, Carl: 1983.
Huether, Christian: 1165, 1944, 1974,
3042.
Huether, Christina Fink (Mrs
Christopher): 1447.
Huether, Christopher: 1447, 1861,
1983, 2574.
Huether, Christopher N.: 1447.
Huether Family: 2829, 4433.
Huether, Frederick: 2560.
Huether, Gustav C.: 13, 1205, 4273,
4280.
Huether, Henry: 1983.
Huether, Jake: 4494.
Huether, Ludwig: 3569, 4277.
Huether, Nicholas: 2117.
Huettner, Jacob, Rev.: 752, 3525,
3550, 3576, 3577.
Huff, Adam: 4193, 4195, 4196.
Huff, Christa: 4193.
Personal Subject Index
649
Huff, Hemy: 2167, 4193, 4204.
Huff, Johannes: 2612.
Huffman, Paul G.: 4266.
Hufner, George: 2120, 4473.
Hufner, Peter: 2120, 4473.
Hug, C.: 4195, 4196.
Hug, Nicolaus: 4458.
Hughes, Anna: 333, 3915.
Hughes, Eleanor A.: 1704.
Hughes, F.G.: 1404, 3054, 3754, 4237,
4263.
Hughes Family: 2714, 4473, 4477,
4480.
Hughes, Harry: 4058.
Hughes, Jeremiah B.: 1, 13, 1704,
1808, 1818, 1824, 4067, 4422,
4477.
Hughes, John: 4102.
Hughes, Lauraine C.: 3023.
Hughes, O.H.: 326, 2714.
Hughes, Samuel: 631, 4080, 4087.
Hughie, Dr: 4512, 4521.
Hughson, G.: 4080.
Hugill, Joseph, Rev.: 3622.
Hulley, Mr: 4080.
Hulme, Walter: 3044.
Hulse, W.J.: 1968.
Humbrecht, Christian: 4371.
Hume, Alexander: 1165.
Hume, Alexander, Mrs: 3665.
Hume, Gavin: 2128, 2478, 3663,
3665, 4266.
Hume, Robert, Rev.: 3636.
Hummel, Charles: 2120.
Hummel, David: 1983.
Hummel Family: 477.
Hummel, Joseph: 1.
Hummel, Martin: 1.
Hummel, Thomas: 1.
Hummel, Vernon: 4104.
Hundeshagen, Helfrich: 2179, 4192,
4315.
Hunergart, George: 4525.
Hunergart, John: 4525.
Hunsberger, Aaron: 3382.
— Hunsberger, Abraham: 1, 548, 919,
920, 921, 1069, 1329, 3259, 3316,
4499.
Hunsberger, Abram: 919, 920, 921.
Hunsberger, Albert: 516, 593, 1449,
2710, 2794.
Hunsberger, Angeline Erb (Mrs Enos
S.): 860.
- Hunsberger, Catharine Bergey (Mrs
Abraham): 1069.
Hunsberger, Christian: 548.
Hunsberger, Daniel: 3259.
Hunsberger, David: 583, 1427, 3968,
4499.
Hunsberger, Edith Beyer: 1448.
Hunsberger, Edward: 4499.
Hunsberger, Eldon: 616, 2807.
Hunsberger, Elizabeth Hallman (Mrs
Samuel): 899.
Hunsberger, Enos: 524, 4499.
Hunsberger, Enos S.: 860.
Hunsberger Family: 887, 4499.
Hunsberger, Floyd: 899.
Hunsberger, Gordon: 4526.
Hunsberger, Greta Snider: 1449.
Hunsberger, John: 548, 4499.
Hunsberger, Magdalena Schultz:
4499.
Hunsberger, Minnie: 3126.
Hunsberger, Mollie Janzen (Mrs
Abram): 919, 920, 921.
Hunsberger, Moses: 2575, 3046, 3313,
4192, 4193.
Hunsberger, Moses, Mrs: 4191.
Hunsberger, Mr: 625.
Hunsberger, Noah S., Rev.: 3316,
4422.
Hunsberger, Samuel: 897, 899, 4499.
Hunsberger, Vera Hallman (Mrs
Abram): 3365.
Hunsberger, Veronica Hallman (Mrs
William): 899.
Hunsberger, William: 897, 899.
Hunsberger, Willis: 2704.
Hunsberger, Wilson: 516, 567, 1448,
1772, 3387.
Hunsicker, Benjamin: 804.
Hunsicker, Charlotte: 3079.
Hunsicker, Esther: 804.
Hunsicker, Isaac Z.: 2818, 2843, 3063,
3069, 3070, 3078, 3079, 3083,
3084, 3097, 3098, 3121, 3143,
3146.
Hunsicker, Jacob: 3079.
Hunsicker, John: 3079.
Hunsicker, Joseph: 3079.
Hunsicker, Lydia Ann: 3079.
Hunsicker, Magdalena Erb (Mrs Isaac
Z .): 333, 3079, 3097.
Hunsicker, Mary Ann: 3079.
Hunsicker, Michael Z., Rev.: 3079.
Hunsperger, E.N.: 2775.
Hunsperger, Eleanor: 2775.
Hunsperger, Enan: 729, 3770.
Hunsperger, Samuel: 2704.
Hunt, Christian: 4513.
Hunt Family: 3465.
Hunt, Harry: 3044.
Hunt, J.W., Rev.: 3644.
Hunt, John Wesley: 4176.
Hunt, Mr: 1974, 2774, 3636, 4452.
Hunt, Robert: 332, 635, 1233, 1918,
1975, 2005, 2097, 2379, 4390,
4392, 4393, 4394.
Hunt, Thomas: 1165, 2458.
Hunt, V.: 4031.
Hunter, Archibald: 3665.
Hunter, Archibald, Mrs: 4266.
Hunter, D., Mrs: 3665.
Hunter, G.N.: 1824.
Hunter, Hugh: 2975.
Hunter, Mr: 2986.
Hunter, Robert: 2727.
Hunter, W.A.: 3816.
Hunter, William: 2767, 4388, 4487,
4499, 4510.
Huntzberger, Abraham: 4499.
Huras, James: 3599.
Huras, R. Rev.: 3620.
Hurlbret, Dr: 4506.
Hurlbut, Argyll, Rev.: 3623.
Hurlbut, C.E.: 4031, 4395.
Hurley, Harold, "Boat": 3729, 3742.
Hurst, Christian: 4525.
Hurst, David: 4525.
Hurst, Edna Horst (Mrs Simeon):
916, 3243.
Hurst, Edna Schmiedendorf (Mrs
Simeon): 3365, 3386, 3402.
Hurst, Elaine: 2728.
Hurst, Elwood: 3243.
Hurst, J.G.: 1, 2978, 4513.
Hurst, Mary: 3243.
Hurst, Nancy: 3243.
Hurst, Ruth: 3243.
Hurst, Simeon: 916, 3241, 3243.
Hurst, Simeon, Rev.: 3386, 3402.
Husband, Frederick W.: 1450.
Husband, George E., Dr: 3168.
Husband, James G.: 1450.
Husband, Peter B.: 1450.
Husband, Susan: 1450, 2493.
Husband, W.A.: 3808.
Husband, William: 1450, 2000.
Huschka-Sprague, Rita: 3527, 4225.
Huschman, Theodore, Rev.: 3525,
3576, 3608.
Hutcheson Family: 4483.
Hutchings, Fred: 1932, 4278.
Hutchinson, Hugh: 308, 4478, 4483.
Hutchinson, W.G., Dr: 4031, 4285.
Huttner, Rev.: 3537.
Hyde, Audrey: 2798.
Hyde, Ray: 4474.
Hyle, Henry: 1861.
Hyle, Robert: 4079.
650
Personal Subject Index
Hymmen, Eric: 4136.
Hymmen Family: 1850.
Hymmen, Heather: 4136.
Hymmen, Henry: 3007, 3048, 4298,
4374, 4380.
Hymmen, Kieth: 326, 671, 672, 1737,
2651, 3799, 3927, 4023, 4136.
Hymmen, Lorna: 4136.
Hymmen, Peter: 326, 1930, 2496,
3759, 4380.
Hymmen, Ruth Iredale: 4136.
Hymmen, Ward: 4136.
Hynd, Allan: 4099.
Hyndman, Maggie: 2748, 2818, 4380.
Hynes, D.J.: 2798, 3915.
Hysinger, David: 3919.
Hysinger, David, Mrs: 3919.
Ibach, Franz: 4393.
Ibbott, Thomas Hargreaves, Rev.:
3256, 3485, 3499, 4473.
Idlington, John: 4392, 4393.
Idlington, Peter: 2114, 3664.
Idlington, Walter: 1165, 2775.
Uling, F.H: 4299, 4374.
Illingworth, Annie Ferguson: 4486.
Illingworth Family: 4498.
Illingworth, Margaret: 1184.
Illingworth, William: 3470, 3474,
4486, 4499, 4506.
Imhoff Family: 716.
Imlay, Alexander: 3669.
Imrie, Andrew, Rev.: 3406, 3407,
3416.
Ineson, Allen: 4099.
Ingall, Lincoln W.H.: 1909.
Ingham, George: 4226.
Ingle, Martha: 2138.
Ingle, Oliver: 2138.
Ingles, Luman: 2438, 2457.
Inglis, David, Rev.: 3660.
Inglis Family: 4436.
Inglis, Walter, Rev.: 3668, 3686, 3695,
3745, 4178.
Ingram, A.E.W., Rev.: 4280.
Inns, T.H., Rev.: 3479.
Intschert, Michael: 662.
Iredale, Charles: 1190, 3923.
Iredale, Charles, Mrs: 3923.
Iredale, Dorothy: 3923.
Iredale, William: 4396.
Ireland, John: 1179, 4079.
Ireland, Urquhart: 1932.
Irschick, Leon E., Rev.: 3512, 3547.
Irven, John: 4099.
Irvin, Norman: 3750.
Irvine, S.P., Rev.: 3472.
Irving, Emilius: 326, 2128.
Irving, George, Rev.: 3668, 3686,
3695.
Irving, Guy Emilius: 2840.
Irwin, J.M.: 4237.
Irwin, Nellie: 3773.
Irwin, Richard: 4266.
Irwin, William A.: 2083.
Isaac, Henry, Rev.: 1165, 3292.
Isbach, Adam: 3978.
Iseler, T.A., Rev.: 2899, 3598.
Isenhauer Family: 4221.
Isenhauer, George: 4525.
Isley, T.H.: 8, 1796, 3927, 3936, 3968,
4428.
Isley, Theo M., Mrs: 1773.
Israel, August: 1165.
Israel, Carl: 84, 4393.
Israel, Edward: 2807.
Israel, Elizabeth: 752.
Israel, Elizabeth Schweitzer (Mrs
Michael): 1063.
— Israel Family: 998.
Israel, George: 175, 2379, 4433.
Israel, Marie: 2807.
Israel, Michael: 1063, 1165.
Itter, Peter: 4034.
Itter, Peter, Mrs: 4034.
Iturbi, Jose: 1725.
Iutzi, Daniel S.: 3340.
Iutzi Family: 3340.
Iutzi, Mary Schrag (Mrs Michael):
1055, 1056.
Iutzi, Michael: 1055, 1056.
Jacklin, Maxine: 2801.
Jackman, D.S.: 2818.
Jackman, John S.: 2818.
Jackson, Agnes: 4031.
Jackson, Alexander, Rev.: 2714, 3655,
3662, 3663, 3671.
Jackson, Earl: 2458.
Jackson, Fred: 2989.
Jackson, Frederick, Rev.: 3496.
Jackson, G.: 4299.
Jackson, Geneva, Miss: 3773, 3857.
Jackson, Garth: 3499.
Jackson, H.F.J.: 908, 1252, 1535,
1811, 1812, 1833, 2055, 2379,
2446, 2714, 2818, 2857, 3468,
3894, 4124, 4191, 4318, 4371,
4372, 4380, 4517, 4521.
Jackson, H.F.J., Mrs: 1252.
Jackson, Isabella: 1204, 2055.
Jackson, James: 308, 1453, 1720,
2109, 2120, 4188, 4212, 4480.
Jackson, R.: 4221.
Jackson, Robert A., Rev.: 3662, 3663.
Jackson, Samuel W.: 2055.
Jackson, Stanley: 4282.
Jackson, Walter G.: 2458.
Jackson, William: 709, 3030, 4250.
Jacky, Luella: 4499.
Jacky, Sylvester: 1773.
Jacob, Donald: 4500.
Jacob, Keith: 4500.
Jacob, Kevin: 4500.
Jacobi, A.G., Rev.: 3525, 3532, 3537,
3563, 3583, 3613.
Jacobi, Daniel: 1967.
Jacobi, Herman: 1772.
Jacobi, John: 1967, 3080, 4422.
Jacobi, Philip: 1833.
Jacobi, Yost: 4525.
Jacobs, Charles: 2767.
Jacobs, George: 2030.
Jacobs, Helen: 3936.
Jacobs, Miss: 3029.
Jacques, Mr: 4158, 4390.
Jaeck Family: 477.
Jaeckel, Adam: 4371.
Jaeger, Henry: 3551, 4380.
Jaehle, Michael: 4371.
Jaffray, Agnes Jackson (Mrs
William): 1452, 1453.
Jaffray, Amy Robsart: 1453, 3048.
Jaffray, Clive T.: 1453, 2714.
Jaffray, Edward: 1451.
Jaffray, Edward G.: 1453.
Jaffray Family: 1452, 4212.
Jaffray, George: 104, 1165, 1451,
1453, 1722, 4040.
Jaffray, Henry: 104, 1451, 1453,
3888.
Jaffray, J.P.: 85, 120, 1306, 1339,
1451, 1453, 1833, 1984, 2041,
3772, 3888, 3930, 4023, 4088,
4233, 4245, 4258, 4318, 4356.
Jaffray, John: 1453.
Jaffray, K.F., Miss: 1183, 2041, 2720,
2862, 2863, 4031.
Jaffray, Margaret: 1453.
Jaffray, Peter: 7, 83, 85, 104, 120,
1452, 1453, 2041, 2846, 3481,
3872, 4125, 4240, 4255.
Jaffray, R.M.: 85, 120, 1453.
Jaffray, Richard: 18, 1165, 1451,
1453, 1722, 3888, 4246, 4250.
Jaffray, Robert: 1451, 2714, 3888.
Jaffray, William: 79, 85, 104, 122,
123, 653, 1201, 1452, 1453, 1628,
1637, 2039, 2100, 2109, 2120,
Personal Subject Index
651
2756, 2983, 3468, 3815, 4034,
4043, 4124, 4266, 4306, 4318,
4374, 4380, 4422.
Jaffray, William R.: 1453.
Jagelewski, K, Miss: 1895.
Jahn, Mr: 4371.
Jahnke Family: 1773, 4436.
Jahnke, William: 1755.
Jahnke, William J.: 1773.
Jaimet, J.C.: 29, 1184.
James, Callie: 2997.
James Family: 4473.
James, John, Rev.: 3665, 3666.
James, W.E.S., Rev.: 3643.
Jameson, Anna Brownell: 266.
Jamieson, Andrew: 1877.
Jamieson, Davy: 2717.
Jamieson, E., Miss: 2727.
Jamieson, Geordie: 2717.
Jamieson, Hannah: 3665.
Jamieson, J.M.: 4230, 4233.
Jamieson, John: 1374, 1519.
Jamieson, John S.: 2765.
Jamieson, Mrs: 4423.
Jamieson, Robert: 1374.
Jamieson, Sarah: 1392.
Jamieson, Walter S., Rev.: 3645.
Janke, Douglas: 3044.
Janke Family: 1110.
Janke, Mary: 1188.
Janke, Mr: 4031.
Janowski, Carl: 4099.
Jansen, Arnold: 85, 1454, 1474, 2801,
3782, 4061, 4525.
Jansen, August: 3808, 4426.
Jansen, C.K: 2987, 2988, 2989, 3671.
Jansen, Charles: 1689, 3782.
Jansen, Cornelius: 1631, 1637.
Jansen, Edward: 4426, 4428.
Jansen, Ella Devitt: 1454.
Jansen, F.: 2001.
Jansen Family: 1631, 1637.
Jansen, Harry: 1454, 4061.
Jansen, Peter: 4103, 4525.
Jantz Family: 477.
Jantz, George: 2818, 2843, 4053,
4306, 4380.
Jantz, M.: 4435.
Jantz, Nicolaus: 4458.
Jantzi, Aaron: 4472.
Jantzi, Anna Lichty (Mrs Christian
B.): 871, 922.
Jantzi, Annie Litwiller (Mrs Moses
O.): 956.
Jantzi, Catherine Boshart (Mrs
Joseph): 924.
Jantzi, Catherine Schwartzentruber
(Mrs Joseph G.): 923.
Jantzi, Christian B.: 871, 922.
Jantzi, Christian G.: 923.
Jantzi, Darrell D., Rev.: 3384.
Jantzi, Doris: 3774.
Jantzi, Earl: 4094, 4099.
Jantzi, Elizabeth Boshart (Mrs
Joseph B.): 763.
Jantzi, Elizabeth Gerber (Mrs John):
923.
Jantzi Family: 716, 922, 923, 924,
925, 926, 1157, 3340, 4472, 4499.
Jantzi, Glen, Rev.: 3368, 3369.
Jantzi, Jacob G.: 763, 923.
Jantzi, Joanne Bechtel: 3774.
Jantzi, Johannes: 3333.
Jantzi, John: 774, 922, 923, 924,
3368, 3369.
Jantzi, John B.: 1118.
Jantzi, John G.: 923.
Jantzi, Joseph B.: 763.
Jantzi, Joseph B.S.: 926.
Jantzi, Joseph G.: 923, 924, 3368.
Jantzi, Katherine Brenneman (Mrs
John G.): 774, 923.
Jantzi, Lydia Brenneman (Mrs
Michael G.): 923.
Jantzi, Magdalena Boshart (Mrs
Joseph B.S.): 926.
Jantzi, Magdalena Boshart (Mrs
Peter G.): 763, 923.
Jantzi, Magdalena Kuepfer (Mrs
Michael): 945.
Jantzi, Marie Boshart (Mrs Michael):
922.
Jantzi, Mary Wagler (Mrs John B.):
1118.
Jantzi, Michael: 556, 922, 926, 945.
Jantzi, Michael G.: 923.
Jantzi, Moses O.: 956, 1189.
Jantzi, Orval: 3774.
Jantzi, Peter G.: 763, 923.
Jantzi, Veronica Boshart (Mrs Jacob
G. ): 763, 923.
Jantzi, Veronica Brenneman (Mrs
Christian G.): 923.
Janusas, Scarlett E.: 1921, 2096.
Janz, Bernard: 3292.
Janzen, A.H.: 671, 672.
Janzen, August: 4456.
Janzen, C.: 1845, 4374.
Janzen, C.H.: 1187, 1796, 3772, 3834,
3944.
Janzen, Eliese Neufeld (Mrs Jacob
H. ): 928, 929, 1456, 3292.
Janzen, Elizabeth: 8, 3876, 3915,
3944, 4136.
Janzen Family: 713, 719, 720, 927,
928, 929.
Janzen, H.L.: 671, 672, 1201, 1811,
1833, 1879, 2818, 3055, 3759,
3772, 3795, 3815, 3834, 4023,
4149, 4158, 4292, 4298, 4318,
4324, 4371, 4374, 4380.
Janzen, H.L., Mrs: 3834.
Janzen, Helga: 3031.
Janzen, Henry: 928, 4428.
Janzen, Henry H., Rev.: 3401.
Janzen, Jacob: 616, 2948.
Janzen, Jacob H., Rev.: 590, 591,
604, 928, 929, 1455, 1456, 3006,
3291, 3292, 3300, 3304, 3357.
Janzen, Kornelius: 3292.
Janzen, Margaretha: 927.
Janzen, Peter: 2714.
Janzen, Rose Guggisberg: 1862.
Janzen, Sieghard: 616.
Janzi, Daniel: 1165.
Jardine, Alexander B.: 4271, 4274,
4277, 4278, 4282, 4285.
Jardine, Andrew: 37, 1974, 2994,
4276.
Jardine, Andrew B.: 2103, 4276,
4286.
Jardine, B.: 4278.
Jardine, David: 3665.
Jardine Family: 128.
Jardine, Isabella, Miss: 2994.
Jardine, J.: 4278.
Jardine, James: 2994, 4275, 4276,
4280.
Jardine, John: 2994, 4031.
Jardine, John James: 4103.
Jardine, M.E.: 4283, 4284.
Jardine, Peter: 2994, 4271, 4276.
Jardine, W.: 4278.
Jardine, Wallace: 4099, 4278.
Jardine, William: 2994, 4276.
Jarman, William T.: 4104.
Jarmey, Thomas C.: 4473.
Jarvis, F.S.: 3481.
Jarvis, Harry: 4217.
Jarvis, William: 250, 282, 4220.
Jasper, Howard W.: 3793.
Jausi Family: 924.
Jausie, John: 3368, 3369.
Jawbie, Mr: 3761.
Jeanneret, A.F.: 2714.
Jeanneret, Alf: 3030.
Jeffers, J. Norbert: 4099.
Jeffs, John Roberts: 4080.
Jemison, David: 2700.
Jenkins, Beatrice: 3636.
Jenkins Family: 4212.
652
Personal Subject Index
Jenkins, W.S.: 3278.
Jenn, Edward: 3444.
Jennings, A.: 4221.
Jennings Family: 4220.
Jennings, Hubert: 4099.
Jentz, Carl: 1165.
Jewitt, Alene, Mrs: 1773.
Jewitt, Donald: 3243.
Jewitt, Howard: 1791.
Jewitt, Howard, Mrs: 1791.
Jewitt, John A., Rev.: 3628.
Joachim, Louis Leopold: 4014.
Joachim, Sister: 3444, 4030.
Job, Charles E., Dr: 3168.
Job, W.H.: 4266.
Johannes Family: 4462.
Johannes, George: 4435.
Johannes, James: 2000, 2392, 3898,
3915, 3923, 3944, 4437, 4456.
Johannes, James, Mrs: 4454.
Johannes, Jean: 3410.
Johannes, Lome: 120.
Johannes, Milton: 3925.
Johansen, Mary: 4433.
"John the Barber": 4240.
Johnman, Andrew: 4015.
Johns, Carl: 1909.
Johns, Charles: 2486.
Johns, Galen, Rev.: 3329.
Johns, J.: 3734.
Johnson, Abraham: 4184.
Johnson, Benjamin: 2736, 2765.
Johnson, Bert: 3644.
Johnson, C.S., Rev.: 3479.
Johnson, D., Rev.: 3702.
Johnson, Douglas: 4058.
Johnson Family: 2705, 4220, 4221,
4473.
Johnson, Henry H.: 1185, 1193.
Johnson, J.E., Dr: 4441.
Johnson, James T.: 1165.
Johnson, John: 4461.
Johnson, John E.: 1188.
Johnson, Joseph: 4521.
Johnson, L.W.: 4087.
Johnson, Laurence: 1937.
Johnson, M., Mrs: 2829.
Johnson, Maurice: 983.
Johnson, Mildred Moogk (Mrs
Maurice): 983.
Johnson, Mrs: 4266.
Johnson, Pat: 482.
Johnson, Pauline: 14, 2470, 4429,
4454.
Johnson, R.N., Rev.: 3238, 3239.
Johnson, Ralph: 4474.
Johnson, Ray: 1937.
Johnson, Richison: 3828.
Johnson, Robert N.: 3310.
Johnson, Samuel: 375.
Johnson, T., Mrs: 4088.
Johnson, Thomas: 375, 4499.
Johnson, W.G.: 3744, 4273, 4278.
Johnson, William: 215, 216, 1324,
4080, 4517.
Johnston, A.C., Mrs: 2130.
Johnston, A.J., Rev.: 3622.
Johnston, Abraham: 690.
Johnston, Alethea M.: 3102, 3109,
3110, 3154.
Johnston, Bert: 2760.
Johnston, Charles E.: 4099.
Johnston, Donald M.: 4395.
Johnston, Douglas: 2760.
Johnston, Edward A.: 4044.
Johnston, Elvira: 4217, 4225.
Johnston Family: 458, 886, 4199.
Johnston, Frank: 1932.
Johnston, George: 3761.
Johnston, Herbert: 128, 2615, 2616,
4374.
Johnston, Irvine: 4204.
Johnston, J.P.: 2994, 3664.
Johnston, J.R., Rev.: 3658, 3660.
Johnston, J.S., Mrs: 3861.
Johnston, Jane Lee: 78.
Johnston, John: 78, 4266.
Johnston, L.L.: 4499.
Johnston, L.W.: 4080.
Johnston, Lyell Corson: 4103.
Johnston, Maggie Currie (Mrs R.):
4278.
Johnston, Mary A.: 3861.
Johnston, Miss: 2843.
Johnston, Mrs: 2975, 2986.
Johnston, Norma: 2760.
Johnston, Quinton: 1877.
Johnston, R.: 4278.
Johnston, Robert G., Rev.: 3539.
Johnston, Ronald: 2775.
Johnston, Stafford: 2096.
Johnston, William: 78, 458, 1519,
4102.
Johnston, William, Rev.: 3496.
Johnstone, Grant: 2783.
Jolley, F.R., Rev.: 3715.
Jolly, William: 3713.
Jonas Family: 636.
Jonas, Gottfried: 3608.
Jonas, Vernon: 3608.
Jones, Augustus: 3, 14, 188, 250,
251, 256, 258, 275, 283, 326, 332,
333, 1358, 2130, 2438, 2446, 2447,
2448, 2457, 2458, 2481, 2482,
2484, 2547, 2548, 2549, 2550,
2552, 2554, 4512, 4513, 4514,
4517, 4521, 4524, 4525.
Jones, B.A.: 22, 1895, 2397, 2497,
2748, 4031.
Jones, C.R., Rev.: 3410.
Jones, David: 2481.
Jones, Donald: 4099.
Jones, Erna Hauch: 1424.
Jones Family: 191, 713, 719, 720.
Jones, George A.: 4080, 4102.
Jones, Isaac: 275.
Jones, J.G.: 4226, 4422.
Jones, James: 4439.
Jones, Jesse: 2700.
Jones, Louis C.: 3916.
Jones, Mary: 2481.
Jones, Peter: 191, 215, 283.
Jones, Stephen: 1758, 1796, 4023.
Jones, T.W., Rev.: 3479.
Jones, William: 2764.
Jones, William H.: 2736.
Jordan, Arthur: 3709.
Jorge, Benjamin: 697.
Joseph, Barney: 3718, 4349, 4350.
Joseph Family: 477, 4349.
Jukes, Ruben: 3109.
Jung, Peter: 4422.
Jung, Wilhelm: 4393.
Junk, Rudolf: 2818.
Jupp, G.W.: 4080.
Jupp, J.P.: 2120.
Jutzi, George: 556, 2704.
Jutzi, Joseph: 556.
Jutzi, Rufus, Rev.: 3402.
Jutzi, Ruth Good (Mrs Rufus): 3402.
Jutzi, Wallace: 4499.
Jutzi, Wilfred: 4499.
Kaatz, Emma: 1187.
Kabel, C.: 1861.
Kabel, Conrad, Jr: 1983.
Kadwell, G.: 4441.
Kaechele, Jacob, Rev.: 3487, 3493,
3494, 3495, 3501, 3503.
Kaempf, J., Miss: 4318.
Kaercher Family: 4499.
Kaessemann, C.F.A., Rev.: 420, 3513,
3518, 3525, 3546, 3551, 3559,
3566, 3591, 3592, 3603, 3617,
4124, 4221, 4512, 4521, 4525.
Kahn, Albert: 1853, 1855, 1856, 2403.
Kaiser, A.: 2972.
Kaiser, A., Dr: 671, 672, 1171, 3815.
Kaiser, Anthony: 681, 930, 1165,
2120, 4380, 4487, 4488, 4499,
Personal Subject Index
653
4510.
Kaiser, Augustus: 2732, 2815, 3973.
Kaiser, Catherine, Mrs: 2120.
Kaiser, Christian: 4203.
Kaiser, Elisabetha Bohme: 930.
Kaiser, F., Rev.: 3416, 3656, 4380.
Kaiser Family: 930.
Kaiser, Frederick: 4438.
Kaiser, John: 37, 4380.
Kaiser, Joseph: 2120.
Kaiser, Karl: 3444.
Kaiser, Louis M.: 308, 1183, 1457,
3905, 4087, 4203.
Kaiser, Mrs: 1234.
Kaiser, Peter: 2732, 2815, 4380.
Kaiser, Ward L., Rev.: 3506.
Kaiser, William: 3032, 3044, 3048,
3050, 3815.
Kajsiewicz, Jerome, Rev.: 3453, 3454,
3455, 3458, 3460.
Kalbfleisch, C.: 931, 3045, 4017.
Kalbfleisch, E.: 4499.
Kalbfleisch, Eckhard: 4458.
Kalbfleisch Family: 658, 757, 931,
1129, 4499.
Kalbfleisch, George: 931, 4195.
Kalbfleisch, Harold: 3903, 4099.
Kalbfleisch, Henry: 931.
Kalbfleisch, Herbert Karl: 83, 633,
2909.
Kalbfleisch, Jacob: 1824.
Kalbfleisch, Joachim: 85, 110, 333,
931, 1545, 4422.
Kalbfleisch, John: 931.
Kalbfleisch, L.H., Rev.: 3518, 3525,
3546, 3566.
Kalbfleisch, Louis: 1895.
Kalbfleisch, Reinhardt: 931.
Kalbfleisch, Salome Poth (Mrs John):
1010.
Kale, George: 3050.
Kaljas, Anna: 1200.
Kaminska, Larry: 4467.
Kanagy, Margaret Elizabeth Brown
(Mrs S.M.): 3365.
Kanagy, S.M., Rev.: 3242, 3270, 3365.
Kane, Benjamin: 4428.
Kanmacher, George: 4395.
Kannel, C. von: 4392.
Kannengieser, J.F.: 4371.
Kannmacher, C.: 4392.
Kapches, Mima: 1968.
Kappas, Conrad: 4040, 4474.
Kappes, Adolph, Rev.: 3520, 3525,
3527, 3573, 4512, 4521.
Kappes, Conrad: 2769.
Kapron, John: 4100.
Karch, Charles: 3569, 4274, 4286.
Karch, H.W.: 4286.
Karcher, Donald R.: 1773, 4448.
Karges, Fred: 4429.
Karges, George: 1195.
Karidas, Mary: 4362.
Karidas, Paul: 4362.
Karidas, Steven: 4362.
Karidas, Tom: 4362.
Kam, Philip: 851, 4044.
Kartechner, William: 4118.
Karweil Family: 4454.
Kastner Family: 3029.
Katzenmeier, Beatrice: 4382.
Kaufman, A.R.: 23, 133, 326, 334,
616, 671, 672, 1458, 1459, 1460,
1461, 1463, 1838, 1839, 1853,
1855, 1924, 1945, 2010, 2012,
2097, 2153, 2184, 2333, 2600,
2615, 2616, 2617, 2672, 2714,
3506, 3513, 3821, 3823, 3923,
4067, 4140, 4374, 4380.
Kaufman, A.R., Mrs: 3773.
Kaufman, Alfred: 4499.
Kaufman, Beth Hall: 1463.
Kaufman, Carl: 3506.
Kaufman, Edna D.: 1460, 3821.
Kaufman, Emma: 1200, 1458, 1460,
1461, 1462, 3821, 4380.
Kaufman Family: 658, 672, 713, 717,
719, 720, 932, 1129, 1139, 1211,
1458, 1459, 1462, 3504, 3506,
4325, 4499.
Kaufman, Fred: 1936.
Kaufman, H.W.: 85, 125, 4101.
Kaufman, Jacob: 249, 326, 671, 672,
1459, 1460, 1461, 1463, 1580,
1853, 1855, 1856, 1924, 1926,
1945, 1974, 3487, 3495, 3821,
4022, 4023, 4056, 4067, 4299,
4348, 4370, 4374, 4377, 4380.
Kaufman, Jean Hutton: 1463.
Kaufman, John R.: 13, 4422.
Kaufman, M.R.: 2153, 3923.
Kaufman, Mary Ratz (Mrs Jacob):
1458, 1459, 1460, 1461, 1463,
3495, 3769, 3821, 3822, 4022,
4031, 4056, 4380.
Kaufman, Meyer: 677.
Kaufman, Milton: 1459, 1460, 1461.
Kaufman, Nora: 3031.
Kaufman, Ray: 1936.
Kaufman, Solomon: 2547, 2550, 4525.
Kaufman, William: 1463, 4099.
Kauk, Ferdinand: 4435.
Kauth, C.R., Rev.: 3496.
Kavelman, Herman: 414, 2081, 2180,
2399, 2570, 2971, 3183, 3574,
4490, 4495, 4496, 4499.
Kavelman, Neil: 4014.
Kay, Adam L.: 4015.
Kay, Alexander: 4079.
Kay, Bill: 1937.
Kay Family: 1976.
Kay, Grace: 2803.
Kay, Hugh: 4079.
Kay, Isaac: 4435.
Kay, James: 3663, 4079.
Kay, Jean: 4043.
Kay, John: 2128, 3663, 4079, 4250.
Kay, R.D.: 4237.
Kay, Robert: 2701, 4079.
Kay, Thomas H.: 1187, 1895.
Kay, W.G.: 4395.
Kay, William: 1741, 2379, 4438.
Kayler, K.D.: 4290.
Kayser, C.C.F.: 664.
Kayser, John: 4371.
Kayser, Mr: 4371.
Keachie, James: 4204.
Keachie, K, Miss: 4088.
Keachie, Margaret E.: 4008, 4015.
Keachie, Thomas: 4263.
Keagie, John: 256.
Keating, E.H.: 1964.
Keefer, Angela: 1664.
Keefer, M.W.: 1759, 2506, 2520, 3923.
Keefer, Peter: 1664.
Keefer, Wilks: 2392.
Keegan Family: 3465.
Keeler, Dr: 2399.
Keeler, William J.: 4275.
Keen, A.E.: 4080.
Keen, C.M., Rev.: 3416.
Keeny, Barbara: 256.
Keffer, Barbara: 3910.
Keffer, E.M.: 3644.
Keffer, Ernest R.: 4102.
Keffer, Frank M.: 4102.
Keffer, James: 4278.
Keffer, N.A., Rev.: 2899, 3512, 3525,
3547, 3609.
Keffer, O.M.: 3044.
Keffer, Solomon, Mrs: 4280.
Keffer, Wellington: 2994, 3644.
Kegel, John: 4371.
Kehl Family: 869.
Kehl, John: 3310.
Kehl, Robert: 3050.
Kehl, Sandy: 3099.
Kehr, Jacob, Rev.: 3495, 3503.
Keil, F.: 3040.
Keinzle, Mr: 4512.
Keith, Ann: 3660.
654
Personal Subject Index
Keith, James: 3660.
Keith, Jean: 1301.
Keleher, John: 3438.
Kelleher, Pat: 4240.
Keller, Charles, Mrs: 2120.
Keller Family: 477, 713, 719, 720,
2829.
Keller, G.: 2095, 4464.
Keller, John: 1358.
Keller, N.: 3815.
Kellerman, Jean: 3487.
Kellerman, M., Mrs: 4192.
Kellerman, Meyer: 3718.
Kellman, Nelson: 3761.
Kelly, Henry R.: 1983.
Kelly, James P.: 4083.
'-‘Kelly, Jane, Mrs: 1165.
Kelly, Kieran: 4225.
Kelly, Miss: 4048.
Kelly, Mr: 2786.
Kelly, Rev.: 3492, 3623.
Kelsey, Mr: 4390, 4499.
Kelterbom, August: 4040, 4512.
Kelterbom, Harry: 4040.
Kelterbom, William: 1, 4478.
Kemkes, Edwin Z.: 13, 3636, 4214.
Kemp, E.: 3713.
Kemp Family: 716.
Kempel, M.A.: 4422.
Kempt, Margaret, Mrs: 1315.
Kendall, C.: 4080.
Kendall, Ernie: 4217, 4226.
Kenesky, Arthur: 4521.
Kennaguahair Family: 4436.
Kennedy, Alex: 3813.
Kennedy, Angus: 4014.
Kennedy, Douglas: 4099.
Kennedy, Ernest, Rev.: 3417.
Kennedy, George, Rev.: 3622, 3643.
Kennedy, J.: 2801.
Kennedy, J.H.: 1464.
Kennedy, James: 4079.
Kennedy, James D.: 2818, 2843.
Kennedy, John: 3908.
Kennedy, Peter: 4099.
Kennedy, Reginald: 2840.
Kennedy, Viola: 2828, 2829.
Kennedy, William: 1845.
Kennel, Barbara Schrag (Mrs
Christian): 1055, 1056.
Kennel, Catherine Schrag (Mrs
Joseph): 1055, 1056.
Kennel, Chris: 4466.
Kennel, Christian: 1055, 1056.
Kennel Family: 716, 946, 1055, 1056,
1157, 4478.
Kennel, Joseph: 1055, 1056.
Kenner, Mary: 3736.
Kenney, Mart: 2153.
Kenning, James: 2458, 2459, 3683,
4221, 4525.
Kenning, Robert: 2438, 2457, 3683,
4221, 4513, 4524.
Kenrageughgowagh: 300.
Kent, E.E., Rev.: 3499.
Kenweathon: 300.
Kenyon, Annie Eberth: 3100.
Kenyon, Byron, Dr: 4454.
Kenyon, J.J.: 3100.
Ker, Adam: 4202, 4251, 4265, 4266.
Ker Family: 3908.
Kern, E.: 4371.
Kern, F., Rev.: 3550, 3605.
Kemighan, Mrs: 2085.
Kerr, A1E.: 3470.
Kerr, A.M.: 1862, 4080, 4396.
Kerr, Ada M.: 4031.
Kerr, Alfred: 13, 4486, 4499.
Kerr, Archibald: 2714.
Kerr, Charles S.: 2818.
Kerr, Charles S., Mrs: 22, 3857.
Kerr, D.M., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Kerr, Dr: 1324, 4266.
Kerr, E. Sidney, Rev.: 3417.
Kerr, Eliza: 1559.
Kerr, F.W.: 4473.
Kerr Family: 280, 1773, 2704, 3888,
4499.
Kerr, Fraser: 2777, 4101, 4255.
Kerr, Hannah Illingworth: 4486.
Kerr, Harry: 2798.
Kerr, James: 3761, 4080.
Kerr, James E.: 1740, 1984, 2777,
2840, 2862, 2863, 2975, 2986,
3690, 3871, 3872, 3960.
Kerr, James, Mrs: 4204.
Kerr, James P.: 1465.
Kerr, John C.: 4461.
Kerr, Muriel A.: 2818.
Kerr, Oliver: 3470.
Kerr, R.J.: 4261, 4382.
Kerr, R.N.: 1165.
Kerr, R.N., Mrs: 3470.
Kerr, Robert: 300, 2474, 3470, 4006,
4480.
Kerr, Thomas: 4250.
Kerr, W. Oliver: 1773, 4486.
Kerr, William: 332, 1165, 1465, 3470,
3474, 4486.
Kerr, William, Mrs: 3470.
Kerschenbaum, Abraham: 3718.
Kersell Family: 458, 3636, 3888.
Kersey, George, Rev.: 3645.
Kertes Family: 4480, 4483.
Kesselring, Frederick W.: 4100.
Kesselring, Gerry: 326.
Kester, Cameron: 85.
Kettle, Mrs: 3713.
Kettlewell, William, Rev.: 3622.
Key, William: 2120.
Keyes, John: 4058, 4237, 4263.
Keyes, William: 75, 121.
Kidd, William: 2318.
Kidder, Charles: 4053.
Kidder, Mrs: 3656.
Kiefer, Charles, Rev.: 2732, 2818,
3431, 4380.
Kiefer, Clarendon: 2818.
Kiefer Family: 477.
Kiefer, Leo J.: 83.
Kieffer Family: 711, 712.
KiefTer, Louis: 2093, 2120, 2450.
Kieffer, Matthias: 1165, 4221.
Kiener, Abraham: 1369.
Kiener, Herny: 1369.
Kienzle, Jacob: 2120.
Kieswetter, Bea (Mrs. J.S.): 3853.
Kieswetter, Edward: 4315, 4474.
Kieswetter Family: 2608, 2815, 4476.
Kieswetter, Johann: 2815.
Kieswetter, Louis: 1983.
Kieswetter, Martin: 2120.
Kieswetter, Mr: 276.
Kieswetter, William J.: 2120.
Kiguter, Christian: 4525.
Kilbome, Clarissa: 4048.
Kilbome, J.B.: 2120, 4514.
Kilbome, Philander S.: 1165, 2120.
Kilbome, W.: 4499.
Kilgour, James: 2775.
Kilgour, Joseph: 4079.
Kilgour, Lloyd: 4499.
Killer, Caspar: 983.
Killer, Elizabeth Moogk (Mrs John):
983.
Killer Family: 981, 4499.
Killer, Frederick: 2714.
Killer, Heinrich: 4499.
Killer, John: 2379, 2756, 3054, 3767,
4422.
Killer, Nicholas: 1974, 2756, 4422.
Kimmel, A.J.: 29, 1853, 2988, 2989,
3821, 4079, 4374, 4525.
Kimmel, Armond C.: 2438.
Kimmel, Henry: 4079.
Kimmel, Jake: 4371.
Kimmel, John: 3551, 4380.
Kimmel, Justus: 3551.
Kimmel, Yost: 4371.
Kimmins, Charles: 3709, 3713.
King, A.G., Rev.: 3687, 4246.
Personal Subject Index
655
King, Agnes: 1217.
King, Arthur: 2090.
King, C.: 4278.
King, George, Mrs: 2090.
King, H.: 2880.
King, Isabella Mackenzie (Mrs John):
1466, 1468, 1470, 2413, 4136.
King, Janie: 3723.
King, Jennie: 2748.
King, John: 326, 653, 1168, 1300,
1466, 1467, 1468, 1470, 1535,
2413, 2714, 2740, 2781, 3666,
3815, 4136, 4318, 4380, 4422.
King, John A., Dr: 1205.
King, John Barnes: 2090, 2120.
King, John M., Rev.: 3665.
King, Leonard: 4104.
King, Leslie, Rev.: 1404, 3667.
King, Mary H.: 1191.
King, Matthew: 3663.
King, W.C.J.: 4070.
King, W.L. Mackenzie: 3, 22, 297,
326, 541, 1433, 1466, 1469, 1470,
1501, 1535, 1699, 2090, 2092,
2382, 2388, 2413, 2414, 2441,
2495, 2604, 2710, 2714, 2772,
2801, 2950, 4031, 4119, 4136,
4146, 4157, 4158, 4225, 4318,
4356, 4370, 4374, 4380, 4414,
4426, 4478.
Kingsborough, Samuel: 3650.
Kingsley, Alfred: 4099.
Kinnaird, William: 4214.
Kinsey, Abraham: 1877.
Kinsey, Dilman: 255, 256, 713, 720,
809, 3097, 4374, 4380, 4455, 4456.
Kinsey Family: 252, 713, 719, 720,
933, 4437.
Kinsey, George: 4454.
Kinsey, Jacob L.: 2700.
Kinsey, Joseph: 2385, 2700.
Kinsey, Mrs: 2073.
Kinsey, William: 3660.
Kinsie, Anna: 755.
Kinsie, Henry: 1165.
Kinsie, Maurice: 1185, 2728.
Kinsie, Moses: 1165.
Kinsie, Samuel: 755.
Kinsie, Simon: 4456.
Kinsinger Family: 716.
Kinsky, Johanna Evangelista, Sister:
3451.
Kinsman, Hiram: 1975, 1986, 2005,
4393, 4394.
Kinton, Jerrine Wells: 3109, 3110.
Kintsing, Jacob: 933.
Kinzel, Amelia Milatz (Mrs Joseph):
977.
Kinzel, Joseph: 977.
Kinzel, W.: 4278.
Kinzie, A.D.: 1.
-Kinzie, Abraham: 4429.
Kinzie, Anna High (Mrs Jacob L.):
911.
— Kinzie, Barbara Biehn: 934, 935,
4429.
Kinzie, Clarence: 1186.
— Kinzie, Dilman: 275, 409, 519, 555,
934, 935, 4429.
Kinzie, Eileen: 3390.
Kinzie, Elizabeth Moxley (Mrs John):
934, 987.
Kinzie, Ephraim: 4396.
—Kinzie Family: 711, 911, 934, 935,
4453.
Kinzie, Hannah Mitchell (Mrs
William): 934.
Kinzie, Harry L.: 2392, 2401.
Kinzie, Jacob: 4429.
Kinzie, Jacob L.: 911.
Kinzie, James A.: 934.
Kinzie, John: 934, 987, 4429.
Kinzie, John M.: 934.
Kinzie, Joseph: 1, 4439.
Kinzie, Lenora Wilbee (Mrs John
M.): 934.
Kinzie, Mena, "Minnie": 1175.
Kinzie, Oliver: 1471, 3631, 3633.
Kinzie, Simon: 1162, 4444.
Kinzie, Stanley: 4429.
Kinzie, Susie: 4429.
Kinzie, William: 934.
Kinzinger Family: 713, 719, 720.
Kipfer, Ephraim: 1099.
Kipfer, Nurias: 2829.
Kipfer, Orville: 2829.
Kipp, Robert: 2090.
Kirby, David D.: 2179, 4315.
Kirby, Edna: 3773.
Kirby, J.B.: 2756, 3821.
Kirby, Lillian A.: 1725.
Kirchhofer, J.L., Rev.: 3525, 3552,
3553, 3621.
Kirchner, Valentine: 1165, 2120.
Kirk, Sidney: 4233.
Kirke, C.: 4422.
Kirkland, Jack: 1899.
Kirkland, Thomas: 1287.
Kirkness, I.M.: 2748.
Kirkness, Mary Anne: 2987, 2988,
2989.
Kirkpatrick, Charles: 4499.
Kirkpatrick, James: 3751.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs: 2085.
Kirkpatrick, T.C., Dr: 286, 1065,
2767, 4385.
Kirkwall Family: 4188, 4202.
Kirkwood, D.: 4031.
Kirkwood, M.W.: 8, 2122, 4280, 4435.
Kirmis, J., Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Kirsch, Johannes: 3527.
Kirschel, Fred: 2712, 3050.
Kirwan, Dominic, Rev.: 2785.
Kissner, D.: 2829.
Kissner, Fred: 4315, 4474.
Kissner, Marjorie: 2829.
Kitchen Family: 2704.
Kitchen, Lulu: 3713.
Kitchen, Phyllis: 436.
Kitchen, Russell B.: 4452.
Kitlowski, Joseph: 3448.
Kittle, Dominick: 4195.
Kittle Family: 2815.
Kittle, Jerome: 4474.
Klaehn, J.C.: 2899.
Klaehn, Norman: 4014.
Klager, Fraser: 4278.
Klager, G.C.: 4278.
Klager, Gordon: 1908, 3675, 4278.
Klager, J.E.: 4275.
Klassen, A.P.: 3291.
Klassen, Connie: 4499.
Klassen, Ernest: 2775.
Klassen, Helene Zacharias: 3120,
3137, 3146.
Klassen, Jacob: 3146.
Klassen, Peter, Rev.: 3291.
Klassen, Wilhelm: 3146.
Kleeberger, Nicholas: 2179, 4195,
4315.
Kleeman, W.: 3815.
Kleim, Charles: 4422.
Klein, Andrew: 3160, 3438.
Klein, Catherine: 3438.
Klein, Dr: 4056.
Klein Family: 249, 477, 4499.
Klein, Frank A.: 13.
Klein, George: 4371.
Klein, John: 671, 672, 2128, 2818,
2843, 3160, 3442, 4306, 4380.
Klein, Joseph: 3718.
Klein, Joseph, Mrs: 3718.
Klein, Judge: 2714, 3438.
Klein, L.: 4487.
Klein, Mr: 2843.
Klein, Nicholas: 475, 481.
Klein, Roy: 3839.
Klein, Sam: 3718.
Klein, Stanley: 4225.
Klein, William: 37, 1974.
Kleine, Siegfried: 4499.
656
Personal Subject Index
Kleinknecht, Mr: 284.
Kleinschmidt Family: 2562.
Kleinschmidt, O. Roy: 1472.
Kleinschmidt, Peter: 2745.
Idem, Carl: 3109, 3154, 3513.
Klemm, Nicholas: 1165.
Klemmer, Charles: 37, 1974.
Klemmer Family: 4499.
Kleuber, Michael: 1983.
Klie Family: 2575.
Klie, H.: 4444.
Klie, L.C.: 4193.
Klieburger, Mrs: 3620.
Klinck, Adam: 4221, 4525.
Klinck, Arthur: 1474, 1943.
Klinck, C.L., Mrs: 1594.
Klinck, C.N.: 4226.
Klinck, Carl F.: 1346, 2952, 3525,
4217.
Klinck, Charles: 2445, 2554, 2899,
4221, 4222, 4225, 4513, 4525.
Klinck, Edmund: 85, 1474.
Klinck, Elizabeth Hollinger: 1474.
Klinck, Ella Devitt (Mrs George):
1198.
Klinck Family: 4220.
Klinck, Flora: 1474.
Klinck, G.A.: 2735, 4217.
Klinck, George: 1, 8, 85, 1474, 1686,
2445, 2712, 2987, 2988, 2989,
3050, 3782, 4220, 4223, 4225,
4525.
Klinck, Harold: 1474.
Klinck, Karl: 1474.
Klinck, Laurine: 1474.
Klinck, Luella: 1184, 1474.
Klinck, Marietta: 4225.
Klinck, Mary E. Devitt: 1474.
Klinck, Miss: 2801.
Klinck, Mr: 2534.
Klinck, Oscar: 4225.
Klinck, Otto: 4225, 4226.
Klinck, Walter: 3050, 4225.
Klinckhardt, Christian Gottlieb: 284,
571.
Klinckhardt, E., Dr: 1171, 1473,
3592.
Klinckhardt, Louis: 284.
Klinckhardt, Theodore, Dr: 1473.
Kline, Fred: 2435.
Kline, Fred, Mrs: 2435.
Kling, Anna: 804.
Kling, John: 804.
Klinger, Edward A.: 4448.
Klinkman, Edward: 3623.
Klinkman, R.: 2704.
Kliphardt, J.J., Rev.: 3495.
Klippert, J.C.: 1856.
Klippert, John: 2421, 2756, 4009,
4014, 4318, 4422, 4453.
Klockman, Betty: 2775.
Kloepfer, Arthur: 1773.
Kloepfer, Catherine Halter (Mrs
Gregory): 936, 1417.
Kloepfer Family: 477, 936, 937.
Kloepfer, Gregory: 936.
Kloepfer, Jacob: 936, 937, 4458.
Kloepfer, Jacob A.: 936.
Kloepfer, Monica Winter (Mrs Jacob):
936, 937.
Kloepfer, Vincent W., Rev.: 2818,
3422, 3431, 3465, 4380, 4382.
Kloepfer, William, Rev.: 1, 332, 936,
1663, 2732, 2756, 2983, 3418,
3419, 3423, 3430, 3432, 3437,
3442, 3444, 3448, 3452, 3457,
3462, 4380.
Klopfenstein, Abraham: 753, 4485.
Klopfenstein, Elizabeth: 753, 4487.
Klopfenstein Family: 716.
Klotz, Augusta W.: 1476.
Klotz, Dorothea: 671, 672, 1143.
Klotz, Elizabeth Wilhelm (Mrs Otto):
1140, 1143.
Klotz Family: 1477, 3029.
Klotz, Jacob E.: 1143, 1292, 1476,
2122, 3945, 3959, 4393.
Klotz, Oscar: 671, 672, 1143.
Klotz, Otto: 2, 8, 22, 84, 149, 249,
332, 471, 635, 646, 671, 672, 681,
1140, 1143, 1165, 1292, 1475,
1476, 1477, 1478, 1479, 1550,
1551, 1637, 1754, 1811, 1833,
1861, 1862, 2128, 2441, 2588,
2733, 2782, 2784, 2796, 2808,
2818, 3537, 3806, 3808, 3813,
3815, 3869, 3871, 3893, 4255,
4391, 4392, 4393, 4394.
Klotz, Otto Julius: 149, 671, 672,
1143, 1475, 1479, 2441, 3808,
3813, 4391.
"Klotzkopp, Joe": 110, 644, 663, 671,
672, 1584, 1586, 3190, 3192.
Knack, Ernest: 4428.
Knack Family: 636.
Knaft Family: 4455, 4456.
Knagey, S.M.: 3046.
Knapp, Charles, Mrs: 2971.
Knapp Family: 4499.
Knapp, Frank: 3031.
Knapp, J.S.: 1191, 1758, 1765, 1786,
2703, 2807, 3770, 4212, 4214.
Knapp, Peggy Smith (Mrs W.J.):
3852.
Knapp, Stanley: 1769.
Knappes, Mr: 1843.
Knarr, Gary: 3243.
Knarr, Ivan: 2535.
Knarr, Martin: 2535.
Knarr, Theobolt: 1983.
Knarr, William, Mrs: 2715.
Knauff, Julius: 2808, 3545.
Knauff, Karl, Rev.: 3525, 3580, 3582.
Knauff, W.H., Rev.: 3525, 3550.
Knechtel, A., Miss: 2843.
Knechtel, Alfred: 899.
Knechtel, Anna E. Diebel (Mrs
Daniel): 938.
Knechtel, Anna E. Jung (Mrs
Johann Philipp): 938.
Knechtel, Anna E. Wild (Mrs Johann
Jakob): 938.
Knechtel, Barbara: 1480.
Knechtel, Barbara Drumm (Mrs
Peter): 3702.
Knechtel, Caroline Ruppert: 1206.
Knechtel, Charles: 1943, 2747, 4065,
4298, 4299.
Knechtel, Cranson: 3774.
Knechtel, D.L.: 1974, 2117.
Knechtel, Daniel: 938, 3074, 3101.
Knechtel, Eva M. Gluck (Mrs
Valentine): 938.
—Knechtel Family: 831, 832, 833, 938,
939, 940, 4371.
Knechtel, Gerry: 2343.
Knechtel, Gordon: 1480, 4104.
Knechtel, J.: 4466.
Knechtel, Jacob T.: 2117.
Knechtel, James: 2777.
Knechtel, Johann Jakob: 938.
Knechtel, Johann Nikolaus: 938.
Knechtel, Johann Philipp: 938.
Knechtel, Johann Wilhelm: 938.
Knechtel, Margaret McMichael (Mrs
Johann Nikolaus): 938.
Knechtel, Michael: 3032.
Knechtel, Norm: 120.
Knechtel, Peter: 938, 3702, 4380,
4393.
Knechtel, Philip: 4458.
Knechtel, S.R., Rev.: 1480, 3495,
3503, 4380, 4512, 4521.
Knechtel, Thomas: 1943.
-'Knechtel, Valentine: 938, 1480, 3503.
Knechtel, W.N.: 4258.
Knechtel, W.O.: 4374.
Knechtel, William: 3702, 4380, 4461.
Kneisel Family: 4499.
Kneisley Family: 932.
Knell, Carl: 326, 3923, 4349.
Personal Subject Index
657
Knell, Frederick: 4380.
Knell, Frederick, Jr: 3923, 4349.
Knell, George W.: 4349.
Knell, Henry: 1810, 1811, 1812, 1833,
2600, 3960, 4061, 4371, 4380.
Knell, Nora: 1433.
Knell, William: 326.
Kneyer, J.: 4392.
Knight, Forbes: 4088.
Knight, Joe, "Whiskers": 1306.
Knight, Mr: 436, 4080.
Knight, Ralph: 436.
Knight, Thomas: 4483.
Knight, W.H.: 13, 4478, 4480.
Knighton, Rev.: 3492.
Knipfel, C.: 3519.
Knipfel, Charles: 2120, 4499.
Knipfel, David: 1179, 1481.
Knipfel Family: 658, 1773, 4494,
4499.
Knipfel, Frederick: 3519.
Knipfel, Harold: 3519.
Knipfel, Irvin J.: 1773, 3519, 4499.
Knipfel, Lloyd: 851.
Knipfel, Mrs: 2818.
Knipfel, Robert Charles: 2120.
Knipfel, W.: 3519.
Knipfel, William: 3519.
Knischewsky, William: 4521.
Knittel, Catharina: 1967.
Knittel, George W.: 1967.
Knittel, John: 2769.
Knoepfler Family: 477.
Knoll, Henry: 1943.
Knoll, Henry, Mrs: 3243.
Knoll, Roy, Rev.: 3530.
Knorr, David: 2843, 3539.
Knorr Family: 3613.
Knorr, George: 2801.
Knorr, Jacob: 2801.
Knoun, Elizabeth: 2828, 2829.
Knowles, C.E.: 4237, 4258.
Knowles, C., Miss: 4233.
Knowles, Charles: 120, 3888.
Knowles, Emily: 2703.
Knowles, Georgina Hogg: 1482.
Knowles, J.P.: 3760.
Knowles, Margaret Hartley (Mrs
R.H.): 3852.
Knowles, R.H.: 2797, 2818, 2994,
3644, 4275, 4277, 4286.
Knowles, Robert E., Rev.: 78, 690,
1306, 1482, 2720, 2934, 2953,
2959, 3655, 3662, 3663, 3671,
3687, 3689, 3732, 4212, 4246.
Knowles, W.H.G.: 2983, 4371.
Knox, Content: 275, 382.
Knox, David: 2818, 2843.
Knox, Henry: 3669.
Knox, Jean: 1933.
Knox, Jessie: 691.
Knox, Michael: 302, 688, 690, 1325,
4043, 4212, 4260.
Knox, Oliver P.: 382, 4015.
Knox, Robert: 1974.
Knox, William: 691.
Kobayashi, Terry: 3148.
Koch, A.: 3620.
Koch, Alice: 1773.
Koch, Allan: 2798.
Koch, Anna Ritter (Mrs Menno): 941,
1023.
Koch, Barbara Gebhardt (Mrs
Friedrich): 941.
Koch, Barbara Reist (Mrs Ludwig):
941, 1017.
Koch, Betty: 3109.
Koch, Clayton: 1186, 3620, 3721.
Koch, David: 941, 1185, 3316.
Koch, E.: 4422.
Koch, Elizabeth: 2748.
Koch, Elizabeth Reichert (Mrs
David): 941.
Koch, Elizabeth Sauder (Mrs
Joseph): 941, 1038.
Koch Family: 537, 658, 713, 719, 720,
941, 1773, 2704, 4526.
Koch, Friedrich: 941.
Koch, George: 1753.
Koch, H., Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Koch, Henry: 333, 1753, 3620, 4527.
Koch, Jacob: 3545.
Koch, John: 326, 4371, 4494.
Koch, John, Mrs: 1173, 1194.
Koch, Joseph: 941, 1038.
Koch, Julia E.: 3154.
Koch, Julius: 1894.
Koch, Karl: 4499.
Koch, Lester: 1773.
Koch, Ludwig: 941, 1358, 4517, 4525.
Koch, Menno: 941, 1023, 4448.
Koch, Oliver: 516, 1197, 3269.
Koch, Ralph: 4315.
Koch, Reuben: 1753, 2704, 4499.
Koch, Roy S., Rev.: 3297, 3309, 4473,
4512, 4521.
Koch, Solomon: 1, 2104, 4513.
Koch, Susanna: 286.
Koch, Violet: 1197.
Koch, Wilson E.: 1753, 1773, 2704,
4499.
Kocher, Norman: 3194.
Koebel, Adam: 3464, 4474.
Koebel, Bruce: 4499.
Koebel Family: 4470, 4476.
Koebel, Joseph: 2769, 4474.
Koebel, Michael: 2177, 4348, 4349,
4350.
Koebel, Philip: 2769.
Koebel, Robert: 4474.
Koeber, Gordon: 2611.
Koeber, Philip: 2611.
Koegler, John: 3513, 3559.
Koehler, Astor: 2704, 4499.
Koehler, Bernard: 1483, 2373.
Koehler, E.: 4499.
Koehler, Harold: 3031.
Koehler, James: 3160.
Koehler, John: 3160.
Koehler, John W.: 4422.
Koehler, Louis: 3592, 4456.
Koehn, Charles: 4371.
Koelln, Algeo: 4225.
Koelln, Claus: 13, 4422.
Koenderman, Paul P.: 1909.
Koenig, Chris: 4525.
Koenig, Mr: 2810.
Koenig, Peter: 3259.
Koerber, C.: 3620.
Koerber, Fred: 4525.
Koerber, Gordon: 4441.
Koerber, J.: 3620.
Koerber, Mrs: 4221.
Koetsch, Mrs: 3029.
Koetsier, Jean Kaufman: 1463.
Kohler, Joseph: 4393.
Kohli, Edwares: 4278.
Kolb, Aaron: 2714, 3046.
Kolb, Aaron C.: 3313.
Kolb, Abraham: 2714, 4458.
Kolb, Catherine: 809.
-Kolb, Dilman: 1165, 4017.
Kolb, Elias: 1, 3367.
Kolb, Elsie: 3272.
— Kolb Family: 252, 713, 719, 720, 942.
-Kolb, Jacob: 713, 720, 804, 809, 1773,
2097, 2400, 3079, 3238, 3310,
3314, 4461.
-Kolb, Jacob Z.: 1165, 3259, 3274,
3314, 3316.
Kolb, Joseph: 1163, 4444.
- Kolb, Maria Bowman (Mrs Jacob Z.):
3259, 3365.
Kolb, Mary: 804.
Kolb, Oliver: 1793, 4428.
Kolb, Titus: 3046.
Kolbrenner, Peter: 2167.
Kolby Family: 1084.
Kool, Kate: 2179.
Koop, Agnes Wiens: 616.
Koop, Herman: 616.
658
Personal Subject Index
Kopas, Dan: 3102.
Kopas, Kasindro McCloy: 1519.
Kopf, Ernst: 682.
Koplin, William: 4456.
Kopp, Alan: 4225.
Korchensky, F.: 4278.
Korman, Michael: 1861, 1983.
Kormann Family: 477.
Kormann, Ignace: 4524.
Korol, Walter: 3466.
Kosinski, John, Rev.: 3442.
Kostigian Family: 704.
Kousal, Mathew: 8, 3109.
Kovacs, Stephen: 2090.
Kowalski, Albert: 2503, 3917.
Kowalski, John, Mrs: 2612, 3712.
Kowalski, L. John: 2503.
Kraehling, Catherine: 2801.
Kraehling, Edwin: 4499.
Kraehling, J.: 2801, 4474.
Kraemer, Clarence: 2815.
Kraemer Family: 943.
Kraemer, George: 943, 2769, 4474.
Kraemer, Jacob: 4371, 4380.
Kraemer, Jim: 3102, 3109.
Kraemer, Johanna Spetz (Mrs
George): 943.
Kraemer, John: 4467.
Kraemer, Raymond, Rev.: 4521.
Krafft, Philip: 4014.
Kraft, Aaron: 1165, 1651, 1656, 1922.
Kraft, Allen: 4448, 4449.
Kraft, Anna Shirk (Mrs William):
1078.
Kraft, D.: 4395.
Kraft, Earl: 3712.
Kraft Family: 713, 719, 720, 769.
Kraft, George: 2179, 3711, 3712,
4195.
Kraft, Henry: 671, 713, 720, 1141.
Kraft, Isaac: 4461.
Kraft, John: 4458.
Kraft, Moses: 1165, 4192, 4193, 4195.
Kraft, Ralph: 3923.
Kraft, Solomon: 4192, 4195.
Kraft, Solomon B.: 1165.
Kraft, William: 1078.
Kramer, C.A., Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Kramer Family: 717.
Kramer, Jacob: 4371.
Kramer, Phyllis: 3126.
Kramer, Raymond, Rev.: 4512.
Kramer, Rudolph: 2039.
Kramp, Edward: 1796.
Kramp Family: 1773.
Kramp, Howard: 1773, 1796.
Kramp, Louis: 1948.
Kramp, Wilhelmina: 3612.
Krampf, Philip: 2073.
Krampien, Mr: 4450.
Kranz, Annie: 1484.
Kranz, C.R.: 1201, 4422.
Kranz, Carl: 249, 635, 1484, 1485,
1525, 1550, 1672, 2818, 4029,
4031, 4136, 4299, 4374, 4380.
Kranz, Carl W.C.: 4380.
Kranz, Catherine Seip (Mrs Hugo):
1484, 1486.
Kranz, Charles: 2714, 4158.
Kranz Family: 658, 1485.
Kranz, Hugo: 18, 20, 23, 249, 326,
635, 671, 672, 1165, 1166, 1201,
1252, 1260, 1484, 1485, 1486,
1535, 1551, 1604, 1811, 1812,
1833, 1934, 2100, 2179, 2706,
2710, 2714, 2818, 2821, 3815,
3977, 4073, 4079, 4136, 4191,
4299, 4306, 4374, 4380, 4517,
4525.
Krapler, John: 4483.
Kratz, Ann: 804.
Kratz, Valentine: 548, 804.
Kratzmeier, Hubert: 752, 2588.
Krauel, Delton: 2090.
Kraus, Christopher: 2145, 4487, 4499.
Kraus, F.A.: 1165, 4382.
Kraus, Gustaph: 752.
Kraus, Michael: 1427, 2026.
Kraus, Michael, Rev.: 4271.
Krause, Carla: 3142, 4225.
Krauter, John: 4524.
Krauth, C.F., Rev.: 3414, 3415, 3499.
Kreason, Charles: 2700.
Kreason, Frank: 4058.
Krebs, Mr: 4494.
Kreh, Daniel: 3495.
Krehbiel Family: 716, 717.
Krehbill, Jacob: 3306, 3323.
Kreig, Jack: 4276.
Kreitz, John H.: 2120.
Kreitz, Joseph P.: 2120.
Kreitzer, H.J.: 4080.
Kremer, Albert, Mrs: 4397.
Kress, Charles: 1983.
Kress, Christopher: 1165, 1861, 1983,
2184, 4228, 4356, 4393, 4394,
4395.
Kress Family: 1035, 3048.
Kress, Frederick: 2818, 2822, 3032,
4299.
Kress, Henry: 3054.
Kress, Jacob: 2505, 3551.
Kress, W.F.: 4395.
Kress, Wayne: 2829.
Kress, Wilbur: 2184.
Kressler, John: 308, 2120, 4480,
4523, 4524.
Kreuen, Catharine: 333.
Kreutzer, Elisabeth: 3551.
Kreutzer, Heinrich: 3551.
Kreutziger, Bernhard, Rev.: 3320.
Kreutzinger, Charles: 1, 37, 1165,
1974.
Kreutzweiser, John: 3620, 4191.
Kreutzwisser, Michael: 3620, 4193.
Kribs, Aaron: 238, 4286.
Kribs, Arthur: 1862.
Kribs, Elizabeth Pannebecker (Mrs
Lewis): 1001.
Kribs Family: 249, 4273.
Kribs, George A.: 2994.
Kribs, Lewis: 20, 242, 729, 1001,
1165, 1166, 1292, 1974, 2379,
2424, 2760, 3655, 3663, 3664,
4011, 4034, 4271, 4274, 4277,
4286, 4374, 4456.
Kribs, William A.: 1, 13, 29, 809,
2379, 2994, 3978, 4011, 4271,
4275, 4280, 4282, 4283, 4286.
Krieg Family: 636.
Krieger, August: 2775.
Krieger, Herbert: 1796, 2775.
Kriesel, Adie: 2971.
Kriesel, Bert: 2168, 4490, 4499.
Kriesel Family: 712.
Kriesel, Jacob: 2180, 2570, 4490.
Kriesel, K.A., Rev.: 3523, 3544, 3562.
Kriesel, Nellie: 2971.
Kriesel, William: 2168, 4490, 4499.
Krikorian Family: 704.
Krinel, Nellie: 2992.
Krismanich, Peter: 2144, 4348, 4362.
Kritikus, Dr: 631.
Kroeger, Francis, Mrs: 4207.
Kroetsch Family: 37, 1844, 2815,
4478, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Kroetsch, Frank: 2635.
Kroetsch, George: 2379.
Kroetsch, J.L.: 1165, 1811, 1833,
2120, 2769, 4040, 4474, 4478.
Kroetsch, J.R.: 4474.
Kroetsch, John: 943, 2379, 3442.
Kroetsch, Mary Ann Spetz (Mrs
John): 943.
Kroeze, H., Rev.: 3707.
Krogman, Carl J.: 2120.
Kronis, Moishe H.: 3718.
Kronis, Moishe H., Mrs: 3718.
Kronis, Mr: 3718.
Kropf, Anna Nafziger (Mrs Henry):
3364.
Personal Subject Index
659
Kropf, David: 994, 3364.
Kropf, David N.: 944.
Kropf Family: 944, 3364.
Kropf, G.: 4499.
Kropf, Henry: 3364.
Kropf, Jacob: 517, 598, 599, 994,
1976, 2379, 3364, 4499.
Kropf, Jacob, Jr: 3364.
Kropf, Jacobena Bender (Mrs Jacob,
Jr): 3364.
Kropf, Magdalena (Mrs Jacob): 3364.
Kropf, Magdalena Oesch (Mrs David):
994.
Kropf, Magdelena Lichty (Mrs David
N.): 944.
Kropp, Henry: 4053.
Krouth, Rev.: 3485.
Krueger Family: 636.
Krueger, Ralph: 326, 2900.
Krueger, William J.: 4414.
Krug, Auguste: 3551.
Krug, Auguste, Mrs: 3551.
Krug, Conrad: 4192.
Krug Family: 658, 982.
Krug, Frieda Hauch: 1424.
Krug, Hartman: 249, 326, 671, 672,
1434, 1596, 1811, 1833, 1855,
1857, 2333, 2818, 4023, 4315,
4374, 4380.
Krug, Henry C.: 333, 1189, 1810,
1812, 3923, 4031, 4053, 4298,
4380.
Krug, Mabel: 1200, 4327.
Krug, Mrs: 4371.
Kruger, F.: 2765.
Krugman, Paul: 4454.
Krugy, John: 255, 256, 382.
Krulicki, Louis: 4099.
Krupp, B.: 899.
Krupp, Dave: 2829.
Krupp, Henry: 1639, 4461.
Krupp, Isaac: 899, 4487.
Krupp, Lewis: 1487.
Krupp, Lewis, Mrs: 1487, 4143.
Krupp, Mr: 2728.
Krupp, S., Rev.: 3496.
Kruse, Carl W.: 3585.
Kruse, Karl: 3815.
Kruspe, C.O.: 4385.
Kruspe, Glen: 3027, 3033, 3495, 3506,
3892, 3936, 4359.
Kubassek, Julius: 4441.
Kucher, Erwin: 671, 672.
Kudoba, Florence: 3513.
Kuehl, Aaron: 3923.
Kuepfer, Andrew: 946.
Kuepfer, Andrew L.: 945.
Kuepfer, Catherine Boshart (Mrs
Daniel L.): 763, 945.
Kuepfer, Christian L.: 763, 923, 945.
Kuepfer, Daniel L.: 945.
Kuepfer Family: 923, 945, 946.
Kuepfer, Jacob L.: 945.
Kuepfer, John L.: 923, 945.
Kuepfer, Katharine Jantzi (Mrs
Christian L.): 923, 945.
Kuepfer, Leah Gingerich (Mrs Menno
L.): 945.
Kuepfer, Lydia Goetz (Mrs Andrew):
946.
Kuepfer, Magdalena Gerber (Mrs
Nicholas L.): 945.
Kuepfer, Magdalena Jantzi (Mrs
John L.): 923, 945.
Kuepfer, Menno L.: 945.
Kuepfer, Nicholas L.: 945.
Kuepfer, Rachel Oesch (Mrs Andrew
L.): 945.
Kuepfer, Veronica Buerge (Mrs Jacob
L.): 945.
Kuhl, Allen William: 4099.
Kuhl, Gladys, Miss: 2983.
Kuhl, J.R.: 4422.
Kuhl, John: 1, 1165.
Kuhl, Kate: 2179.
Kuhn, S.C.: 4499.
Kuhry, Valentine: 2769, 2815.
Kumberger, W.: 3815.
Kummer, Oliver A.: 1862, 2344,
4264, 4397, 4400, 4439, 4454.
Kumpf, Christian: 1, 13, 79, 85, 122,
123, 333, 1165, 1201, 2080, 2109,
2120, 2565, 2567, 2609, 3767,
3874, 4067, 4078, 4380, 4422,
4455.
Kumpf, D.D.: 4422.
Kumpf Family: 1808, 2562.
Kumpf, Ford S.: 13, 22, 1184, 1808,
1809, 1815, 1827, 2179, 2565,
2609, 3892, 4031, 4380, 4412,
4414, 4422.
Kunda, Joe: 2179.
Kunigundis, Sister: 3444, 4030.
Kunkel, Frederick: 4444.
Kunkel, Josiah: 2801.
Kunkelmann, Adam: 4525.
Kunkle, Clare: 4015.
Kuntz, Clarence: 2769.
Kuntz, David: 1, 29, 333, 1861, 1934,
1944, 1983, 4414, 4422.
Kuntz Family: 3, 932.
Kuntz, Gustave: 1861,2756,3034,3042.
Kuntz, Jacob: 333, 1861, 1983, 3707,
4196, 4525.
Kuntz, John: 2769, 2815.
Kuntz, Lincoln: 4192.
Kuntz, Louis: 333, 1165, 1861, 1983,
2756.
Kuntz, Theresa: 2574.
Kuntz, William A.: 1983.
Kuntz, William J.: 29, 1861, 4099.
Kurt, Walter: 4094, 4099.
Kurtz Family: 4443.
Kurtz, John: 4428.
Kurtz, Michael: 3438.
Kurtz, Mr: 4524.
Kurtz, V.C.: 3438.
Kurucz, Fred: 4441.
Kutt, W.H.: 13, 4422.
Kuzmiuk, Rose: 3466.
Kydd, Winnifred: 3822.
Kyle, Jean: 3745.
Kynoch, Lizzie: 2803.
Lacey, A.W.: 4278.
Lachapelle, Lawrence: 4100.
Lackenbauer, Bruce: 3620.
Lackenbauer, Leo: 1895.
Lackner, Dennis: 2481.
Lackner, Emmanuel: 4477.
Lackner, Evelyn: 2714, 3632, 3633,
4473.
Lackner, F.G.: 1165, 4473, 4483.
Lackner Family: 249, 1128, 1490,
4327, 4473, 4477, 4480, 4481,
4483.
Lackner, Fred: 13.
Lackner, George: 4473, 4477.
Lackner, H.E., Dr: 3821.
Lackner, H.G., Dr: 29, 671, 672,
1165, 1201, 1442, 1488, 1489,
1490, 1491, 1545, 1811, 1833,
2495, 2714, 2818, 3041, 3790,
3815, 3960, 4011, 4029, 4031,
4056, 4114, 4117, 4149, 4299,
4371, 4374, 4380, 4477.
Lackner, H.M., Dr: 1188, 1489, 1725,
3790, 4080.
Lackner, Helen A. Mackie (Mrs
H.G.): 326, 1488, 1491, 3773,
4031, 4067, 4380.
Lackner, Julia Diefenbaker (Mrs
William): 1488.
Lackner, Juliana: 4011.
Lackner, Laura: 4477.
Lackner, Marilyn: 2481.
Lackner, May: 3773.
Lackner, Philip: 4277.
Lackner, W.S., Dr: 4477.
Lackner, William: 1488, 1491, 4011.
660
Personal Subject Index
Lacourse, Anthony: 1492, 2421.
LaCourse, George: 2714, 4299.
Ladbrook, W.: 4088.
Ladbrook, W., Mrs: 4088.
Ladds, Cyril E., Rev.: 3468.
LaFlair, J.S., Rev.: 4246.
LaFortune, Emma Zurbuchen: 4491.
Lafortune Family: 2704.
LaFortune, Nelson: 4491.
Laidlaw, Andrew: 1306, 3888.
Laidlaw Family: 3888.
Laidlaw, Mr: 4188.
Laidlaw, Robert: 2840.
Laidlaw, Walter, Rev.: 2840.
Laidlaw, William: 3665, 4229.
Laing, C.T.: 3939, 3958, 4487, 4524.
Laing, Jeanette: 3852.
Laing, John M.: 2818.
Laing, Lulu Palmer: 3636.
Laing, M.M., Miss: 2714.
Laing, Norman S.: 2120.
Laing, Norman S., Mrs: 3636.
Laird Family: 2705, 4498.
Laird, George G.: 4246.
Laird, J.A.: 3470.
Laird, James: 4034.
Laird, James, Mrs: 4034.
Laird, Jean Gallagher: 4486.
Laird, John: 2736, 2764.
Laird, Joseph A.: 1165.
Laird, Samuel: 4486.
Lajone, Mr: 2732.
Lake, A.: 2828, 2829.
Lake, Andrew: 4266.
Lake, Archibald: 3636.
Lake, Frederick: 2843.
Lake, James: 3760.
Lake, John: 3656, 4380.
Lake, Marion A.: 2743.
Lakstigala, Ziedonis: 4441.
Lamack, H.J., Rev.: 3552, 3553, 3621.
Lamb, A.: 2994.
Lamb, Ben: 4240.
Lamb, David: 1493.
Lamb Family: 2085, 3029.
Lamb, Harold: 4103.
Lamb, Henry: 255, 256, 275, 382,
2085, 2130, 2760, 2761, 4448,
4449.
Lamb, J.: 4435.
Lamb, Jennifer: 1493.
Lamb, John: 4392, 4458.
Lamb, Kathryn Hansuld: 138, 1493,
2018, 3712, 3915, 4190, 4433.
Lamb, P.: 4278.
Lamb, Richard: 1493.
Lamb, Ronald: 1932.
Lambden, Edward: 4102.
Lambert, L.A.: 4494.
Lambert, William: 4018.
Lambke, C.E.: 4104.
Lambke, Janice: 2775.
Lambke, June: 2775.
Lambke, Norman: 2760, 4452.
Lambke, Paul: 2775.
Lambton, G.L.: 4023.
T jammer, Peter: 579.
Lammond, James M.: 4237.
Lamond, A.E.: 4088, 4233.
Lamond, James M.: 4230.
Lamont, Alexander: 2704.
Lamont, Ina: 3048, 3631, 3632.
Lamont, John, Rev.: 3263.
Lamprey, E.W.: 4031.
Lanciotti, Valentine T., Rev.: 3460.
Land, John: 4506.
Land, Samuel: 4506.
Landon, Fred: 1509.
Landreth, Andrew: 1165.
Landreth Family: 2788, 3888, 3908,
4199.
Landreth, Frank, Mrs: 3838.
Landreth, Mrs: 3773.
Landseer, Edwin Henry: 1281.
Lane, Thomas: 2120.
Lang, A.: 326, 2818, 4067, 4070,
4149, 4299, 4499.
Lang, A.J.: 4031.
Lang, A.R.: 1484, 2039, 4031, 4056,
4121, 4356, 4374, 4380.
Lang, C.: 2815, 4221, 4380.
Lang, Carl: 2025.
Lang, Dominik: 2025.
Lang, E.D.: 1494, 2818, 2843, 3821,
4031, 4318, 4380.
Lang, E.G.: 4452.
Lang, Elizabeth: 4499.
Lang, Eugene: 1628.
Lang-Ford, H.M., Rev.: 1205, 3468,
3480.
Lang, George C.H.: 326, 671, 672,
1811, 1812, 1833, 2714, 2818,
4056, 4121, 4292, 4299, 4374,
4380.
Lang, George C.H., Mrs: 326, 4031,
4067.
Lang, Gertrude Dietrich (Mrs Louis
Lacourse): 1192, 3771, 3840, 4088.
Lang, Gordon, Rev.: 2785.
Lang, Harold W., Rev.: 2714.
Lang, Henry S.: 3416.
Lang, Jacob: 4439, 4454.
Lang, John: 1857, 3821.
Lang, John A.: 326, 1442, 1862, 2014,
2714, 2756, 2818, 4023, 4374,
4380.
Lang, L.V., Dr: 2732, 3790.
Lang, Louis Lacourse: 326, 1189,
1818, 1934, 3883, 3923, 3959,
4029, 4031, 4088, 4380.
Lang, Peter: 326.
Lang, R.A.: 1810, 3923, 4080.
Lang, R.D.: 3007, 4380.
Lang, R.D., Mrs: 3821.
Lang, Reinhold: 249, 326, 671, 672,
1855, 1974, 2025, 2756, 2850,
3442, 4143, 4306, 4370, 4371,
4377, 4380.
Lang, Ruth: 3102.
Lang, Victor: 3448.
Langan, L.J.: 3849.
Langan, Leo: 3423.
Langdon Family: 4255.
Langdon, Mary Eliza: 2506.
Langeman, Katherine Bergen: 3120.
Langford, Doris: 1244.
Langholtz, J., Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3621.
Langs, Eugene: 2760, 2761, 2766,
3402.
Langstaff, M.P.: 29.
Langton, W.A.: 249, 3933.
Lanigan, William: 4230.
Lanning, H.: 4104.
Lanning, Reginald Ernest: 4103.
Lanphier, H.: 3669.
Lanphier, Jane: 4526.
Lanphier, Thomas: 3669, 4525, 4526.
Lanphier, Thomas H.: 4524.
Lanphier, William H.: 308, 1976,
2379, 2450, 4525.
Lantz, Armand: 2520.
Lantz, Carl: 2732, 3432, 3456, 3457,
3458.
Lantz, Catherine Ritter (Mrs
William): 1023.
Lantz, Chris: 4040.
Lantz Family: 249, 4499.
Lantz, George: 4499.
Lantz, William: 1023.
Lanz, Charles: 3463.
Lanz, H.: 3620.
Lapine, Jake: 120, 2041.
Lapine, May Sullivan (Mrs J.): 4278.
Lapinski, Edwin, Rev.: 3437, 3820.
Lapp, John: 3259, 3468.
Lappan, Miss: 2815.
Lapraik Family: 3908.
Lapsley, H.N.: 4275.
Lardner, S.: 4278.
Lardner, Vic: 4104.
Personal Subject Index
661
Large, Melvin: 2798.
Lasby, Marshall: 2760.
Laschinger, Adam: 947.
Laschinger, Charles: 2989.
Laschinger, Edmund H.: 947.
Laschinger Family: 947, 948.
Laschinger, Jacob: 947, 991, 2109,
2120, 2767, 3491.
Laschinger, Johanna C. Krause (Mrs
Jacob): 947.
Laschinger, Joseph: 947, 2767, 4385.
Laschinger, Mary Memer (Mrs
Joseph): 947.
Laschinger, Miss: 2712.
Laschinger, Russell H.: 947.
Laschinger, S.: 2712, 2988, 2989,
4223, 4525.
Laschinger, Sarah E. Nash (Mrs
Jacob): 947, 991.
Laschinger, Wilfrid: 4094, 4104.
Lash, Greta: 3773.
Lash, John, Mrs: 4008.
Lashbrook, Vera: 2041.
Lashinger Family: 4494.
Lashinger, Irvin: 4494.
Lassel, James: 3818.
Lassere, Henri: 127.
Lassert, Charles: 1165.
Lassert, William: 3180.
Last, G.: 4080.
Lathom, John: 1165.
Latsch, Ferdinand: 2120, 4426.
Latsch, Ferdinand, Mrs: 1698.
Latsch, George: 4467.
Latschar Family: 4499.
- Latschar, Isaac: 4499.
- Latschaw, Abraham: 1358, 3057,
3058, 3063, 3064, 3069, 3070,
3078, 3083, 3098, 3121, 3143,
3148.
= Latschaw Family: 713, 719, 720.
- Latschaw, Isaac: 1063, 3813.
Lattimer, Walter: 119.
Lauber, Catherine: 783.
Lauber Family: 477, 4443.
Lauber, Joseph: 4464.
Lauber, Oscar: 1495.
Lauer, Martin: 3503.
Laufhuber, George, Rev.: 2782, 2818,
2838, 3423, 3424, 3428, 3431,
3442, 3448, 3454, 3465, 4380.
Laurason, John: 4266.
Laurence, G.: 4278.
Laurence, Hugh: 150.
Laurence, T.: 4278.
Laurie, Lee, Dr: 4178.
Laury, Preston A, Rev.: 2889, 2909,
3525, 3537.
Lausie, Eugene, Rev.: 2769, 3433.
Lautemann, G.G.: 4396.
Lautenschlager, Arthur: 4499.
Lautenschlager, August: 4499.
Lautenschlager, Earl: 2714, 2821.
Lautenschlager, Ed: 3183.
Lautenschlager Family: 658, 949,
1010, 1496, 1773, 4360, 4494,
4499.
Lautenschlager, Frederick: 4490.
Lautenschlager, Harold: 2480.
Lautenschlager, Irvin: 2120.
Lautenschlager, Isaac: 659.
Lautenschlager, Isaac S.: 1063.
Lautenschlager, John: 1, 2151, 2480,
4382.
Lautenschlager, Mary Ann (Mrs Isaac
S.): 1063.
Lautenschlager, P.S.: 1496, 1811,
1833, 1971, 4299, 4374, 4380.
Lautenschlager, Philipp: 326, 332,
333, 661, 671, 672, 1010, 1358,
1911, 3414, 3415, 4496, 4499.
Lautenschlager, S.S., Rev.: 2714,
4380.
Lautenschlager, Theodore: 3519.
Lautenschlager, Welland: 3519.
Lautenslager, James: 4014.
Lauz, Carl, Rev.: 3442.
Lavell, Alfred, Dr: 4178.
Lavell, Charles, Rev.: 3622.
Lavelle, Ethel: 1281.
Lavender, Bert: 4102.
Lavergne, Andrew, Rev.: 1244.
Lavery, Helen: 1197.
Lavery, Katherine Burke: 4467.
Lavery, Meredith: 4467.
Lavery, William: 1197.
Lavin, Peter: 4250.
Law, E.: 4233.
Law, James: 3669.
Law, William: 1371, 2151.
Lawless, John, Rev.: 4464.
Lawrason, John: 4214.
Lawrason, Mr: 4392.
Lawrason, Samuel: 4102.
Lawrason, William: 4400.
Lawrence, George: 4104.
Lawrence, George H.: 4178, 4187.
Lawrence, Jessie: 2775.
Lawrence, John: 3908.
Lawrence, M., Miss: 2828, 2829.
Lawrence, Patricia: 3818.
Lawrence, T., Mrs: 4088.
Lawrence, Thomas: 4104.
Lawrie, Alexander: 3668.
Lawrie, Alexander, Mrs: 3668.
Lawson, Alex: 4006.
Lawson, Frank, Rev.: 703, 3656,
3685.
Lawson, James, Rev.: 4271, 4282.
Lawson, Peter, "Holy Pete": 2103.
Lawson, Samuel: 3709.
Lawson, William: 709.
Lawton, C.W.: 121.
Laycock, G.S.: 2994.
Layman, Archibald: 3709.
Lazarus, Mr: 2766, 2818.
Lean, Mary: 3769.
Leard, James: 4499.
Learn, A.B.: 2147.
Learn, A.B., Mrs: 1977.
Leatham, D.B.: 2745.
Leathome Family: 2704, 3623.
Leavine, S.F., Dr: 8, 326, 1182, 1891,
1954, 3915, 4023, 4067, 4112,
4117, 4359.
Leavitt, Charles: 326, 2615, 2616.
Lebold, Barbara: 1118.
Lebold, Barbara Roth (Mrs
Christian): 950.
Lebold, Christian: 950.
Lebold, Daniel: 950, 1106, 3368.
Lebold, Elizabeth Albrecht (Mrs
Christian, Jr): 950.
Lebold Family: 725, 950, 1118.
Lebold, Jacob: 725, 950.
Lebold, John: 950.
Lebold, Katherine Streicher (Mrs
Daniel): 950.
Lebold, Katie Leis (Mrs Elmer): 951.
Lebold, Magdalena Blank (Mrs
Jacob): 725, 950.
Lebold, Maiy Bender (Mrs John):
950.
Lebold, Mary Schwartzentruber (Mrs
Jacob): 950.
Lebold, Mary Streicher (Mrs
Christian, Jr): 950.
Lechscheidt, Paul: 682.
-^Lederach, Elizabeth: 804.
Lederman, B.: 4499.
Lederman, Charles: 1948, 2117.
Lederman, Katherine: 2704.
Lederman, Sangster, Dr: 1188.
Lee, Anna A: 2818.
Lee, E.: 4088.
Lee Family: 458, 4199.
Lee, Frank: 4104.
Lee, George: 2975, 2986, 4266.
Lee, Grace, Miss: 458.
Lee, James: 1722, 4246, 4266.
Lee, John: 78, 3761, 4102, 4266.
662
Personal Subject Index
Lee, R.W., Rev.: 3636.
Lee, Sydney J.: 4103.
Lee, Thomas: 78.
Lee, W.D., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Lee, W.J.: 2769.
Leece, John: 4214, 4266.
Lees, Robert: 3665.
Leeson, William H.: 1195, 4298, 4299,
4374.
Legg, H. Gale: 4395.
Leggate Family: 1154.
Leggett, Robert: 2097.
Legler, T.H., Dr: 85, 106, 326, 671,
672, 4380.
Lehman, Albert: 2144, 4362.
Lehman, Alphonso: 2447.
Lehman, Anna: 1706.
Lehman, David: 3321.
" Lehman Family: 711, 946, 2704,
4443.
Lehman, Henry J.: 2120.
Lehman, Ignatz: 2447, 4526.
Lehman, John: 4393.
Lehman, Lydia: 515.
Lehman, Mary: 1200, 4400.
Lehman, N.I.: 4362.
Lehman, Percy G., Rev.: 3278, 3320.
Lehman, Wendel: 2447.
Lehmann Family: 477.
Lehmann, Heinz: 326, 671, 672.
Lehmann, Helmut T., Dr: 2889,
2904, 3525.
Lehmann, John: 2899, 3029, 4392.
Lehmann, Mr: 4392.
Lehn, M.: 3494, 3503.
Lehnen, Caroline: 4371.
Lehnen, Daniel: 4053.
Lehnen, Gotfrid: 1165.
Lehnen, J.J.: 3702, 3703, 4371, 4380,
4461.
Lehnen, Mr: 4371.
Leibbrandt, Gottlieb: 638.
Leibler, Noah: 4499.
Leibold, Rev.: 3496, 4525.
Leichty Family: 716.
Leighton, William: 436.
Lein, Henry: 4517.
Lein, John: 3782, 4221.
Leinhard, Philip: 308.
Leirch, J.: 4278.
Leirsch, Henry: 1948.
Leis, Abner: 951.
Leis, Allan: 951.
Leis, Alvin, Rev.: 951, 3368, 3369.
Leis, Arvilla: 3243.
Leis, Barbara Gascho (Mrs John B.):
951.
Leis, Catherine Brunk (Mrs Noah):
951.
Leis, Catherine Kennel (Mrs Joseph):
951.
Leis, Christian: 1165.
Leis, Dan: 4040.
Leis, David: 994, 3243.
Leis Family: 951, 4478.
Leis, Fanny: 3106, 3137.
Leis, Gary: 3243.
Leis, James: 3243.
Leis, John B.: 951.
Leis, Joseph: 951.
Leis, Joseph, Jr: 1165.
Leis, Kathy: 3243.
Leis, Llewellyn R.: 2449.
Leis, Lydia: 3106, 3137.
Leis, Magdalena Schwartzentruber
Oesch (Mrs David): 994.
Leis, Menno: 1059.
Leis, Nancy: 951.
Leis, Noah: 951.
Leis, Paul: 3243.
Leis, Ruth: 4479.
Leis, Samuel E.: 1187.
Leis, Samuel, Rev.: 3368.
Leis, Sarah Steinman (Mrs John B.):
951.
Leis, Timothy: 3243.
Leis, Vernon: 3241, 3243.
Leis, Veronica Schwartzentruber
(Mrs Menno): 1059.
Leis, Viola (Mrs Abner): 951.
Leis, Wilfred: 4100.
Leis, William: 4525.
Leishman, A.: 4499.
Leiskau, Clarence: 4499.
Leiskau, Clarence, Mrs: 4499.
Leitch, John: 2179.
Leith, James: 2788, 4080, 4102.
Leith, Rev.: 3643.
Leithead, Jessie: 691.
Leithead, Robert: 691.
Leleux, Bertrand: 1895.
Lenhard, Adam: 4487.
Lenhard, John: 4040.
Lenhardt Family: 835.
Lenninger, Joseph: 4525.
Lennon, James F., Rev.: 3433, 3442.
Lenz, Fred: 3050.
Lenz, George: 37.
Leonard, Gerald: 3713.
Leopold, Ulrich, Dr: 2904.
Lepard, Mary Ann: 4266.
Lesemer, Frank R.: 4103.
Lesley, C.D.: 326, 2012.
Leslie, Edward: 3671.
Leslie Family: 1154, 1155.
Leslie, Lyle: 4099.
Leslie, Victoria: 2760.
Lesser, J.F.: 188.
Lessner, O., Mrs: 1594.
Lester, C.M.: 4318.
Lethbridge, George: 1404.
Lethbridge, J.G., Rev.: 3468.
Letkemann, Irma: 3120, 3146.
Letson, Byron: 4513, 4514.
Letson Family: 4526.
Letson, George: 4514.
Letson, Jacob: 957.
Letson, Rhodes: 4514.
Letson, Walter: 2098.
Letson, William: 957.
Letter, Christian: 4422.
Leupold, U.S., Rev.: 2910, 3016, 3038,
3525, 3608.
Leuszler Family: 4499.
Leuzinger, H., Rev.: 3560, 3616.
Levan, Charles: 4015.
Levan, D.S.: 1165.
Levan, Daniel: 713, 720.
Levan Family: 713, 719, 720.
Levan, Hannah: 1163.
Levan, Isaac M.: 2714.
Levan, Minnie: 2748.
Levan, Peter: 1165, 1974, 4221, 4525.
Levandusky, William: 1191.
Levermann, C.V.: 2732.
Levermann, Charles: 2818, 3419.
Levi Family: 4437.
Levigood, George: 579.
Levitt, Ernest: 4015.
Levitt, K: 4278.
Lewis, A.: 2731, 4080.
Lewis, A.J., Rev.: 3416.
-■ Lewis, Amanda: 3874.
Lewis, Arthur, Rev.: 3407, 3929.
Lewis, Charity: 2798.
Lewis, David A.: 2840.
Lewis, George D.: 2767, 4177.
Lewis, John: 4349, 4350.
Lewis, R.E.: 2811.
Lewis, Ted: 2570.
Lewis, William: 1165, 3709.
Leyes, George: 2769.
Leyes, Leo: 1196, 4380.
Lia, Mary: 2838.
Lichte, Joseph: 579.
Lichti, Anna Ernst (Mrs Nicholas):
1046.
Lichti, Anna Roth (Mrs Christian):
1029, 3365.
Lichti, Anna Schlegel (Mrs Christian
E.): 1046.
Personal Subject Index
663
Lichti, Annie Kropf (Mrs John E.):
1029,
Lichti, Barbara Gerber (Mrs John
L.): 1029.
Lichti, Catherine Jantzi (Mrs Joseph
B.): 924.
Lichti, Christian: 1029.
Lichti, Christian E.: 1046.
Lichti, David: 3099, 3368.
Lichti, Elizabeth Kropf (Mrs John
L.): 1029, 3364.
— Lichti Family: 924, 952, 1029, 1046,
1056, 1059.
Lichti, Jacob F.: 3368.
Lichti, John E.: 1029.
Lichti, John L.: 1029, 3364.
Lichti, Joseph: 4499.
Lichti, Joseph B.: 474, 924.
Lichti, Joseph L.: 3368, 3369.
Lichti, Katarina: 3098.
Lichti, Leah Lichti (Mrs Nicholas S.):
1028.
Lichti, Nicholas: 476, 924, 1046.
Lichti, Nicholas S.: 1028.
Lichti, Peter: 3064.
Lichti, Rachel Schrag (Mrs Rudolph):
1055, 1056.
Lichti, Rudolph: 1055, 1056.
Lichti, Sarah Leis (Mrs Amos): 951.
Lichty, Barbara Hoffman (Mrs John):
953, 954.
Lichty, Catherine Good (Mrs Levi):
884.
Lichty, Christian: 556.
Lichty, David: 953.
Lichty, Dennis G.: 1773.
— Lichty Family: 277, 713, 719, 720,
953, 954, 1139, 1773.
Lichty, George: 953.
Lichty, Gordon: 516, 3030, 4451.
Lichty, Gordon, Mrs: 4451.
Lichty, Irvin: 2775.
Lichty, J.B.: 1165.
Lichty, Jacob: 990.
Lichty, John: 713, 720, 953, 954.
Lichty, Levi: 884.
Lichty, Levi D.: 13, 2379.
Lichty, Mrs: 3170.
Lichty, Nicholas: 556.
Lichty, Rebecca Gingrich (Mrs
David): 953.
Lichty, Sarah Bauman (Mrs George):
953.
Lichty, Sydney: 4441.
Lichty, Verlin Cope: 1943.
Lichty, Wilbur: 1943.
Lickafoose, G.A.: 3499.
Liddell, Dr: 3671, 3680, 3684.
Liddell, George: 4275.
Liddy, J.J., Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Liebau, Paul W., Rev.: 3506.
Liebler, George: 4461.
Liebschuetz, Samuel: 84, 308, 635,
1977, 2135, 2379, 4391, 4393,
4394, 4453.
Lienhardt Family: 4499.
Lienhardt, Jacob: 3552.
Lienhardt, John: 3552.
Lienhardt, Margaret: 3552.
Lienhardt, Maria: 4499.
Lienhardt, Philip: 3552, 4499.
Liersch, Henry: 681, 1841, 1861,
1880, 1983, 2705, 2818, 2972,
4487, 4488.
Liersch, Louise: 1500, 1501.
Liersetz, Henry: 2767.
Liesemer, Henry: 4487.
Liezmer Family: 4499.
Light, Frank G.: 3816.
Lightboume, Frances G., Rev.: 3468.
Lilley, A.H.: 4422.
Lillico, Alexander: 3650.
Lillico, James: 3650.
Lillico, Robert: 3650.
Limbumer, Rev.: 3492.
Limpert, John: 2994, 4079, 4080.
Limpert, John, Mrs: 1729.
Limpert, Valentine: 37, 4273, 4286.
Linch, Thomas: 4079.
Lincke, O., Rev.: 2899, 3525, 3527,
3537, 3608, 3612, 4512, 4521.
Lincoln, Abraham: 4124, 4179.
Lincoln, Shirley: 4011.
Lincoln, Thomas: 4100.
Lindelius Family: 3410.
Lindemann, Edward: 85, 671, 672.
Linder, Christian: 3644.
Lindhorst, Fred: 2760, 2775.
Lindhorst, Ronald: 1932.
Lindhurst Family: 4436.
Lindner, Amo: 3815.
Lindner, E.F.: 2120.
Lindner, E.G.: 4422.
Lindner, E.H.: 2100, 2109, 4380.
Lindner, Moritz: 1165, 1497.
Lindo, Manuel: 697.
Lindsay Family: 4470.
Lindsay, Robert, Rev.: 3695.
Lineker, J.: 4422.
Linfoot, George, Mrs: 3936.
Lingham, Hubert S.: 4104.
Linhard, Jacob: 2704.
Linke, Rev.: 3620.
Lintick, Robert: 4099.
Linton, A.B.: 1165.
Linton, C.B.: 2803, 2818, 4263.
Linton, David: 2470, 4433.
Linton Family: 4204.
Linton, Jim: 3183.
Linton, John: 3656, 3665.
Linton, Margaret Barrie: 4433.
Linton, Mrs: 4264.
Linton, Tom: 3183.
Linton, Walter: 3665, 4079.
Linton, William, "Scotty": 2767, 4230.
Linyard, Mary: 3828.
Linzeman, Joseph: 4474.
Liphardt, Diedrich: 1983.
Liphardt, E.D.: 1983.
Liphardt, F.W.: 1.
Liphardt, John: 4078.
Lipnicki Family: 3030.
Lippert, Edward: 1861, 4380.
Lippert Family: 2503, 3048, 4494.
Lippert, George: 326, 1498, 3032,
3074, 4299, 4374, 4380.
Lippert, George J.: 1484, 1495.
Lippert, H.A.: 4380.
lippert, Henry: 941, 3101, 4428.
Lippert, Herman: 4065, 4494.
Lippert, Jack: 4100.
Lippert, Jacob: 4525.
Lippert, Johan: 3074.
Lippert, John: 3101.
Lippert, Mary Koch (Mrs Henry):
941.
Lippert, Winnifred: 4065.
Lips, C.G.: 1196, 1205, 3009.
Lips, John: 3175.
Liptrap, Robert G.: 1862.
Liscombe, Harry: 3044.
Lishman, V.: 2801.
Lisso Family: 636.
Lisso, Frank: 196, 2703.
Liston, Robert: 4517.
Litt, J.G., Rev.: 85, 3493, 3495, 4380.
Littel, Adeline E.: 1451.
Littel, James G.: 1451.
Little, Adam Y.: 4214.
Little, Albert: 2736.
Little, Albert J.: 2764.
Little, C.H., Rev.: 1182, 2899, 2910,
3525, 3620.
Little, David B.: 2803.
Little Family: 2085, 3888, 4204.
Little, G.F., Mrs: 4031.
Little, G.J., "Jimmy": 4258.
Little, James: 2775.
Little, John: 3660.
Little, O.J.: 4396.
Little, R.A.J.: 2994.
664
Personal Subject Index
Little, Thomas: 4246.
Littlewood, Edmund: 1740.
Littwien, E., Rev.: 3512, 3547.
Litwiller, Ada Ramseyer (Mrs
Nelson): 3245, 3365.
Litwiller, Barbara: 956.
Litwiller, Catherine Jantzi (Mrs
John): 955.
Litwiller, Christian: 955, 956.
Litwiller, David: 956, 3183.
Litwiller, Elizabeth Lichti (Mrs
Peter): 955, 956.
Litwiller Family: 716, 775, 955, 956,
3947.
Litwiller, Jacob: 956.
Litwiller, John: 955.
Litwiller, Leah Roth (Mrs Peter L.):
955, 1027.
Litwiller, Lydia Brenneman (Mrs
Moses): 956.
Litwiller, Maria Miller (Mrs
Christian): 955, 956.
Litwiller, Moses: 956.
Litwiller, Nellie Hilbom (Mrs David):
956.
Litwiller, Nelson, Rev.: 3245, 4503.
Litwiller, Peter: 552, 556, 775, 955,
956, 3334, 4499.
Litwiller, Peter L.: 955, 1027.
Litwiller, Rachel Yantzi (Mrs Jacob):
956.
Litwiller, Samuel: 956.
Litwiller, Veronica Schrag (Mrs
Samuel): 956.
Livergood Family: 275, 713, 719, 720,
4380, 4455, 4456.
Livergood, George: 2097, 2135, 4433.
Livergood, Jacob: 256, 494, 1037,
2572, 3550.
Livergood, John: 494, 555, 713, 720.
Livingston, Alex: 1974.
Livingston, Alice L.: 1500.
Livingston, Barbara: 1500.
Livingston Family: 2395.
Livingston, Harry: 1501.
Livingston, Harry P.: 1195, 1500.
Livingston, J.M., Dr: 1205, 1502,
4031.
Livingston, James: 18, 20, 745, 1165,
1166, 1499, 1500, 1501, 1502,
1503, 1530, 1640, 1811, 1833,
1845, 1974, 2379, 2395, 2441,
3465, 3679, 3959, 4155, 4466,
4478, 4498, 4499, 4510.
Livingston, John: 1500, 1502, 1503,
4466, 4499.
Livingston, John P.: 1117, 1500,
1501.
Livingston, Laura Louise: 1501.
Livingston, Louisa Liersch (Mrs
James): 1499, 1500.
Livingston, Peter: 1500, 4499.
Livoc, Charles: 4422.
Livock, R.M.: 4099.
Lloyd, G.S., Rev.: 4280.
Lloyd, John: 3709.
Lloyd, Roy: 4015.
Lobb, J.B.: 3640.
Lobsinger, Ed: 2769, 2832, 4472,
4474.
Lobsinger, Louis: 2769, 4474.
Lobsinger, Mrs: 3773.
Lochead, Agnes G. Moore (Mrs
W.M.O.): 1504.
Lochead, James: 1583.
Lochead, Ophelia: 1583.
Lochead, W.M.O.: 326, 631, 1184,
1504, 2720, 2753, 3821, 4079,
4080, 4087, 4121, 4164, 4299,
4380, 4422.
Lochner, Daniel, Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Lockard Family: 981.
Lockett, Glenna: 2775.
Lockhart, A.: 4080, 4149.
Lockhart, A., Mrs: 3773.
Lockhart, R.J., Dr: 4275.
Lockhart, Thomas D.: 4080, 4102.
Lockie Family: 2591, 4212.
Lockie, James: 3754, 3767, 3788,
4067.
Lockie, Thomas: 302, 2591.
Lockie, William: 13, 4214.
Lockner, William: 4053.
Lodge, G.: 13.
Lodge, W.H.: 4017.
Loeb, H., Rev.: 3574.
Loebsack, William: 1, 3608.
Loehr, William F.: 4383.
Logan, C.J.: 2720, 2753.
Logan, Robert: 2994, 4380.
Logan, William: 2061, 2120.
Logel, C.: 1943, 4040.
Logie, George: 3669, 4525.
Logie, James: 2120, 2450.
Logie, Mary: 2450.
Loher Family: 4212.
Loher, Martin: 2532.
Lohnes, Clarence, Rev.: 2829.
Lohnes, Vincent, Rev.: 2829.
Lohr, Daniel: 2120, 2187.
Lohr, Elizabeth, Mrs: 2120.
Loney, E.M., Rev.: 3410.
Loney, George A.: 4010.
Loney, Glen: 4099.
Loney, W. Gordon: 2748.
Long, Jacob: 256.
Long, Mary: 256.
Longan, Robert M.: 3725.
Longhouse, Catharine Letson (Mrs
Peter): 957.
Longhouse Family: 957.
Longhouse, Henry: 957.
Longhouse, Peter: 957.
Longhurst, Kate: 1190.
Longman, John: 4422.
Longworth, Bemie, Mrs: 4474.
Looker, Henry John: 3631, 4103.
Lorch, Albert, Rev.: 2924, 3582.
Lorch, Charles: 1165, 2807, 4221.
Lorch, Lewis: 4513.
Lord, Joy Haire (Mrs Lew): 4454.
Lorentz, Albert: 3927, 4474.
Lorentz, Albert J.: 4478.
Lorentz, Bemie: 4474.
Lorentz, E.: 3799.
Lorentz, Edward: 2769.
Lorentz Family: 2815.
Lorentz, Harriet: 2769.
Lorentz, Jacob, "Jake": 2769, 4474.
Lorentz, Jerome: 4465.
Lorentz, John: 1165, 3444, 4474,
4499.
Lorenz, Dennis: 4099.
Lorenz, Douglas: 4100.
Lorenz, Rev.: 3518, 3525, 3546, 3566.
Losch, Roy: 4099, 4426.
Losch, Ted, Rev.: 3255, 4512, 4521.
Loser, Frederick: 4261.
Losser, Mrs: 4391.
Lossing Family: 3613.
Lossing, H.N.: 2909.
Lossing, Richard: 4487.
Lotter, Franz: 4393.
Lotz, A.W., Rev.: 2899, 3513, 3525,
3551, 3559, 3582, 3603.
Lotz Family: 658.
Lotz, Henry: 4195.
Loughland, David: 4079.
Loughland, James: 4079.
Loughland, William: 4079.
Loundes, Rev.: 3623.
Lount Family: 4469, 4473.
Lount, Samuel: 4469, 4473, 4477.
Lourenco, Rev.: 697.
Love, Archie: 4015.
Love, Jean: 2775.
Love, Sarah: 3828.
Lovekin, James P.: 3915.
Loveless, Rev.: 3625.
Lovell, L.G.: 4258, 4261.
Lovery, Percy: 4103.
Personal Subject Index
665
Lovett, James H.: 1693.
Lovett, Robert E.: 1693, 1696, 4178.
Lovett, William, Dr: 37.
Lowder, J.: 4088.
Lowe, Arthur H.: 1895.
Lowe, Douglas: 4099.
Lowe, Eleanor: 2769, 2815.
Lowe, J.E.: 4422.
Lowe, John J., Rev.: 1505, 3690,
4289.
Lowell, C.: 1165.
Lowell, Charles: 4298.
Lowell, F.: 4253, 4306.
Lowell Family: 4513, 4514.
Lowell, Francis: 4212, 4266.
Lowell, Percy: 4102.
Lowell, Richard: 4250.
Lowery, Dr: 3689, 4250.
Lowes, G.A., Rev.: 3410.
Lowes, Miss: 4299.
Lucas, C.J., Rev.: 3525, 3550, 3605.
Luce Family: 4188, 4202.
Luckhardt, Beatrice Katzenmeier
(Mrs Roy C.): 1190, 3852.
Luckhardt, E.D.: 4384.
Luckhardt, John P.: 1974.
Luckhardt, Lome: 1796.
Luckhardt, Roy C.: 4385.
Luckhart, Nelson: 749.
Lucky, Bert: 4102.
Ludgate, James: 3709.
Ludolph, Albert: 4433.
Ludwig, Albert: 4477.
Ludwig, C.: 3415.
Ludwig, Carl: 3608.
Ludwig, Charles: 4477.
Ludwig, Daniel: 3770.
Ludwig, H.: 4422.
Ludwig, Jacob: 2775.
Ludwig, Roy Frank: 4099.
Ludwig, W.D.: 1.
Ludwig, William: 3030.
Lueck, Gustav: 677.
Luetkehoelter, Henry W., Rev.: 3513.
Luft, Fred: 1506.
Luft, H.: 1861, 1983, 2557, 4040,
4499.
Luft, M., Mrs: 2530, 4499.
Luft, Milton: 4499.
Lugger, Maud: 3713.
Lugibihl, John: 579.
Lumena, Sister M.: 2832.
Lumsden, J.M.: 4056.
Lund, Henry: 264, 514.
Lundy, Allan: 2098.
Lundy, Allan, Mrs: 2098.
Lundy, Dorita: 1404.
Lundy, Isaac: 1404.
Lundy, J.R., Dr: 1316, 1404, 1688,
3790, 4400.
Lundy, Kezia: 1404.
Lundy, Louisa: 2593.
Lundy, Lydia Eck: 1404.
Lungein, Mr: 4494.
Lutz, Charles: 2120.
Lutz, Daniel: 256, 4380, 4422.
Lutz, Dr: 1705.
Lutz Family: 713, 719, 720.
Lutz, George: 4371.
Lutz, Henry: 308, 4450.
Lutz, Jacob: 1747, 2766, 2818, 4017,
4195, 4422.
Lutz, Morris C.: 332, 2128, 2474,
2478, 2592, 2986, 3671, 3978,
4015, 4125, 4202, 4242, 4265,
4266.
Lutz, William H.: 1165, 2055, 2122,
2720, 4056, 4246, 4253.
Lynch, M.E.: 2714.
Lynn, J.E., Mrs: 22, 3485, 3857.
Lynn, J.E., Rev.: 3669, 3945, 4499.
Lynn, Lida: 1725.
Lyons, A.: 4278.
Lyons, Abraham: 275.
Lyons, Mary Biehn (Mrs Abraham):
275.
Lyons, Polly: 256.
Lyons, Thomas R.: 4102.
Lytle, Samuel: 1519.
Maas, Claus: 4371, 4380.
Maas, J.: 1926, 4371.
Maas, Mr: 1984.
Maass, C.C.J., Rev.: 671, 672, 2947,
3512, 3525, 3550, 3605, 3609.
MacAllister, J.S.E.: 1909.
Macartney, J.: 4088.
Macauley, A.C.: 4080.
Macauley, W.H.: 4080.
MacCallum, J.P.: 4103.
MacCartney, J.W.: 4233.
MacDonald, A.R.: 4099.
MacDonald, C.C., Rev.: 3687.
Macdonald, Cameron: 1020.
Macdonald, D.S., Rev.: 3478.
MacDonald, David: 4225.
MacDonald, Donald: 4485.
Macdonald Family: 4508.
Macdonald, Grant, Rev.: 3513.
Macdonald, John A.: 1722, 4214.
Macdonald, K.J., Rev.: 3667, 3687.
MacDonald, L.J., Rev.: 4088.
MacDonald, Margaret: 2712.
MacDonald, Maiy: 2734.
MacDonald, Randy: 4049.
MacDonald, W., Rev.: 3414, 3415.
Macdonald, W. Ross: 2910.
MacDonell, Hugh, Dr: 1184.
MacDonell, John: 4099.
MacDonnell, Elizabeth Thomson (Mrs
George): 3852.
MacEachem, N.: 2780, 2781.
MacFarlane, Percy R.: 4217, 4226.
MacGachen, Frederick S.: 1824.
MacGeorge, David, "Old Mac": 2734,
2777, 2862, 2863, 2955, 2956,
2957, 2959, 3652, 4255.
MacGillivray, R.A.: 22, 1508.
MacGovem, Thomas: 2760.
Macgregor, Alexander: 1165, 2128,
3663.
MacGregor, C.J.: 2742, 2781, 3014.
MacGregor, Charles: 2780, 3049.
MacGregor, Walter: 1548.
Macintosh, Edith: 4168, 4327.
MacIntyre, Malcolm: 2810.
Mack, Alexander: 3373.
MacKay, Crissie: 2828, 2829.
MacKay, Donald: 1.
MacKay, Gordon: 4348, 4362.
MacKay, Gordon, Jr: 4362.
MacKay, J.C.: 4473.
MacKay, "Nibs": 2701.
Mackean, William: 689.
MacKendrick, H.F., Dr: 1205, 1845,
4230, 4258, 4263.
MacKendrick, J.N.: 1180, 1404, 1806,
2379, 2720, 2777, 3732, 3960,
4088, 4246.
MacKendrick, J.N., Mrs: 3773.
MacKendrick, Norah: 3773.
Mackenzie, Alexander: 1722, 3977.
MacKenzie, Alexander, Mrs: 3665.
MacKenzie, Joe: 1894.
MacKenzie, Lyle: 1895.
MacKenzie, Malcolm, Rev.: 3481,
3660.
MacKenzie, N.D.: 4080, 4087.
Mackenzie, Thomas H.: 4423.
MacKenzie, William: 479, 690, 3689,
4202, 4214, 4250.
Mackenzie, William Lyon: 1470, 3977,
4212, 4266, 4380.
Mackie, Alexander: 2714, 3656, 3669,
4525.
Mackie Family: 4220, 4221, 4513.
Mackie, George: 2447, 3669.
Mackie, J.J.: 4124.
Mackie, James: 3669.
Mackie, James A., Mrs: 2714.
666
Personal Subject Index
Mackie, John A.: 326, 1488, 1535,
1811, 2109, 2120, 2128, 2714,
2818, 2843, 4191, 4195, 4306,
4371, 4380, 4515.
MacKilligan, Arthur: 4204.
MacKilligan, Frank, Mrs: 4204.
MacKilligan, J. Frank: 4204.
MacKinnon, Clarence, Rev.: 3667.
Mackinnon Family: 881.
Mackintosh, Donald: 4099.
Macklin, F.E.: 1179, 4065, 4080,
4374.
Macklin, G.P., Rev.: 3499.
MacLachlan, John D., Rev.: 3689.
MacLaren, James F.: 4023.
MacLatchy, Margaret Shantz (Mrs
F.): 4396.
MacLean, Henry: 4474.
MacLean, Jack: 4474.
Maclean, M.M.: 1894.
Macleod, Alex: 1628.
MacLimont, Mary Stuart: 1300.
MacLuckie, James, Rev., "Cap": 3410.
MacMachon, W.: 4014.
MacMechan, Archibald McKellar:
1509, 2441.
MacMechan, John, Rev.: 326, 1509,
4371, 4380.
MacMechan, Mary Jean McKellar:
1509.
MacMillan, Ernest, Sir: 1725.
MacMillan, Morris: 2811.
Macneill, Isabel J.: 4091.
MacPherson, Alexander: 85, 2983.
MacPherson, D. Ross: 1773.
MacPherson, Duncan, Mrs: 4470.
MacPherson, F.: 2843, 2983.
MacPherson Family: 893.
MacPherson, Grant: 3839.
MacPherson, Miss: 4041, 4262.
MacPherson, Murdock: 4204.
MacPherson, R.J.: 4086.
MacPherson, R.S.: 4031.
MacRae, Alex: 121, 2701.
MacRae, J.N.: 1510, 4080, 4454.
MacRae, John D., Dr: 4178.
MacTaggart, John: 2096.
MacTavish, Archie N.: 1205.
Madden, D.B., Rev.: 3631, 3632.
Madden, Margaret, Mrs: 1184, 1511,
1512.
Madden, Martin: 1511.
Maddock, Donald, Rev.: 3702.
Mader, Aaron: 1190, 2728, 2825,
4428.
Mader, Andrew: 4525.
Mader, Cecil: 3927, 4428.
Mader, Cecil, Mrs: 3770, 4428.
Mader, Christina Mader (Mrs
Frederick): 1107, 1108.
Mader Family: 1107, 1108, 2518.
Mader, Frederick: 1107, 1108.
Mader, Joseph: 2280, 2728, 4444.
Mader, Menno: 4428.
Mader, William: 2728, 4428.
Maeder, Albert: 3674.
Maeder, Roland E.: 3745.
Maerkling, Anna: 3552.
Maerkling, Magdelina: 3552.
Maerkling, Martin: 3552.
Magee, Mr: 4506.
Mager, Armina M.: 1191.
Mager Family: 3485.
Mager, Jonathan: 3644.
Mager, Rev.: 3485, 3492, 3499.
Maguire, Michael, Rev.: 3442.
Magwood, R.H.: 1796.
Mahler, George: 4392.
Mahlman, Casper: 2505.
Mahlman, Henry: 2505.
Mahlman, Isabella: 2505.
Mahood, John: 2795.
Maich, M.: 4088.
Maier, Charles: 4079.
Maier, Martha P.: 2586.
Main, George: 2674.
Main, Herman: 2775.
Main, John: 2424.
Main, Oscar: 2801.
Malcolm, Andrew: 2975, 4250, 4266.
Malcolm Family: 4230.
Malcolm, Florence: 3652.
Malcolm, J.S., Mrs: 3838.
Malcolm, Jean: 3004.
Malcolm, Michael: 2869.
Malcolm, Robert: 3665.
Maley, John M.: 4080, 4102.
Malina, Joanna, Rev.: 3527.
Malinsky, Frank, Rev.: 3525, 3538,
3549, 3600, 4217.
Malinsky, Thusnelda Schaus: 3031.
Malko, Alexander: 3466.
Mallett, Carrie: 3470.
Mallett Family: 2704, 4478, 4498.
Mallett, Henrietta: 3478.
Mallett, James: 3474, 4506.
Mallett, Mr: 4505.
Mallett, William: 3470.
Mallory, A.M., Rev.: 3715.
Mallory, Benajah: 188.
Mallory, Bertha: 2818.
Maloney, Mrs: 3410.
Maltby, George: 3709.
Mandelsloh, A. A.: 4080.
Manel, A.P.: 4422.
Manglesen, John, Rev.: 3608.
Mank, Mr: 4422.
Manley, Daniel: 1696, 1976, 4188,
4202.
Manly, Charles M.: 3110.
Mann, Duncan E.: 4102.
Mann, Edward A.: 4103.
Mann, Mr: 3669.
Manoogian Family: 704.
Manser Family: 4478, 4483.
Manser, George, Dr: 436, 4478.
Mansfield, W.C.: 4422.
Manson, Alex: 4079.
Manson, Charles A.: 1983.
Manson, Ethel Anderson (Mrs John):
1186, 3852.
Manson Family: 4188, 4202.
Manson, Hendry: 3728, 3745, 4079.
Manson, J.A.: 13.
Manson, Jack: 3668.
Manson, John: 877, 4178.
Manson, Mary: 3668.
Manson, William: 3668.
Mansz, George: 2234.
Manz, C.G., Rev.: 3551, 3559.
Manz, Feliz: 3249.
Marbois, J.M. de: 1281.
Marden Family: 2085.
Mark, Alfred A.: 4486.
Mark, Annie: 3470, 4486.
Mark, Manley: 4486.
Mark, Martha Illingworth: 2704,
4486.
Mark, Maiy: 1281, 3470, 4486.
Mark, Samuel: 295, 355, 1184, 3470,
3474, 4486, 4499.
Mark, Samuel, Mrs: 3470.
Markham, James: 245.
Markham, Joseph: 4483.
Markham, Thomas: 4477.
Markle, Abraham: 4134, 4144.
Markle, Bert: 2775.
Markle, Brock: 4221.
Markle, Edna: 2775.
Markle, Gilbert, Mrs: 3665.
Markle, Hazel: 2775.
Markle, Herbert: 2775, 3770.
Markle, Isaac: 4458.
Markle, John: 2775.
Markle, Melbum: 2775.
Markle, Norman: 2775.
Markle, Samuel: 2775.
Markley, Elizabeth: 804.
Markley, George: 804.
Marks, Della: 2801.
Marks, Harry: 4416.
Personal Subject Index
667
Marks, Leonora Walz: 1914.
Marlatt, Abraham: 1968.
Marlatt Family: 4188, 4202.
Marlet, Adrian: 199, 301, 309, 310,
311, 690, 2303, 2315, 4198, 4212.
Marling, S. Arthur: 1287.
Marlton Family: 4508.
Mamer Family: 716.
Marr, Bruce: 4217, 4225.
Marr, Grace: 4225.
Marr, Ian: 4226.
Marr, Lavergne Osgood: 4104.
Marr, R.B.: 4223, 4225, 4226.
Marr, Sheila: 4226.
Marriott, Charles E.: 2120.
Marriott, William J.: 1186.
Marris, H.F.: 4102.
Marritt, I.C.: 1189.
Marsh, Bernice F.: 2179.
Marsh, John R.: 2179.
Marshal, George: 4278.
Marshall, D.H., Rev.: 3636.
Marshall, F.C.: 4258.
Marshall Family: 1773, 4212, 4473.
Marshall, Floyd, "Happy": 1937.
Marshall, George H.: 4102.
Marshall, Isobel: 4178.
Marshall, Lome: 1773.
Marshall, P.A.: 2120.
Marshall, Peter: 3668.
Marshall, Ralph: 963.
Marshall, Richard: 1799.
Marshall, Robert: 458.
Marshall, Thomas: 13, 1822, 4034,
4214.
Marshall, William: 2700, 4438, 4439,
4454.
Marsland, Stanley: 1334, 1737, 2604.
Marston, D.D., Rev.: 3625.
Martel, Michael: 2120.
Martin, Aaron: 3243, 3269.
Martin, Aaron E., Mrs: 3099.
Martin, Abner B.: 1758, 1796, 2098,
2807, 3006, 4526.
Martin, Abner B., Mrs: 2098.
Martin, Abner, Mrs: 2829.
Martin, Abner S.: 8.
— Martin, Abraham: 713, 720, 963,
2547, 2548, 3277, 3298, 3310,
3314, 3319, 4517, 4525.
Martin, Abraham W.: 392, 3321.
Martin, Abram: 2379, 4454.
Martin, Adam: 4441.
Martin, Adeline Bauman (Mrs
Simon): 736.
Martin, Albert: 3314.
Martin, Alexander: 4204.
Martin, Allen D.: 1516.
Martin, Almeta: 2807.
Martin, Alvin: 4441.
Martin, Amanda Brubacher (Mrs
Oliver S.): 959, 2018, 3319.
Martin, Amon: 3132.
Martin, Amos: 884, 2439, 3096, 3099,
3402, 4040.
Martin, Amsey: 3138.
Martin, Amzie: 3907, 3936, 3968.
Martin, Ananias: 2098.
Martin, Ananias, Mrs: 2098.
Martin, Andrew: 963.
Martin, Angeline: 4473.
Martin, Anna Bauman (Mrs
Christian G.): 965.
Martin, Anna Musselman (Mrs Jacob
B.): 967.
Martin, Anna Zimmerman (Mrs
Peter): 963, 964, 2545, 3097, 4517.
Martin, Barbara: 3127.
Martin, Benjamin: 4458.
Martin, Catharine Martin (Mrs Noah
B.): 782, 962, 963, 971.
Martin, Catherine: 967, 2801.
Martin, Catherine Naomi Collier
(Mrs J.B.): 3365.
Martin, Catherine Weber (Mrs David
B.): 961.
Martin, Christian: 4441, 4524, 4525.
Martin, Christian B.: 965.
Martin, Christian G.: 965.
Martin, Clara: 4221.
Martin, Clare: 3722, 4448.
Martin, Daniel: 394, 3319, 4517,
4524.
Martin, Daniel E.: 1192.
Martin, Darrel: 4225.
Martin, David: 616, 628, 713, 720,
954, 964, 965, 967, 968, 970, 972,
989, 1517, 2807, 3298, 3319, 3321,
3371, 4517, 4524.
Martin, David B.: 961.
Martin, Donald: 3243.
Martin, E.: 4473.
Martin, Edgar B.: 1844.
Martin, Edna (Mrs Gordon): 3269.
Martin, Elam C.: 3321.
Martin, Elam S.: 3379.
Martin, Eli: 3243.
Martin, Eli M.: 2120.
Martin, Elias: 1165, 4521.
Martin, Elisabeth Reesor (Mrs Paul):
3319.
Martin, Elizabeth: 3148.
Martin, Elizabeth Bauman (Mrs
Abraham): 3319.
Martin, Elizabeth King (Mrs Menno):
782, 970.
Martin, Elizabeth, "Lizzie": 1515,
3079.
Martin, Elmeda (Mrs Samuel): 3243.
Martin, Elton: 3770.
Martin, Ephraim: 3146.
Martin, Esther Bowman (Mrs Jacob
G.): 961, 967, 1357.
Martin, Eva, Mrs: 2801.
Martin, Ezra: 733.
Martin, Ezra L.: 392, 3298, 3319.
Martin Family: 252, 437, 438, 477,
562, 587, 711, 713, 714, 719, 720,
778, 782, 785, 800, 932, 954, 958,
959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 964, 965,
966, 967, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972,
973, 1045, 1137, 1139, 2545, 2562,
4221, 4478, 4513.
Martin, Franz: 4371.
Martin, Frederick: 2983.
Martin, George: 1895, 2994, 3132,
3633, 3644, 3770, 4034, 4299,
4374.
Martin, George, Jr: 3644.
Martin, Gideon: 3321.
Martin, Gladys Koch (Mrs Norman
B.): 967.
Martin, Gordon: 3269.
Martin, H.W.: 13.
Martin, Hannah: 4225.
Martin, Harvey: 1091.
Martin, Henry: 3, 275, 713, 720,
1197, 2554, 3097, 3269, 4221,
4523, 4524.
Martin, Henry M.: 1165.
Martin, Henry, Mrs: 1197, 3269,
4221.
Martin, Herbert: 4034.
Martin, Herbert, Mrs: 4034.
Martin, Herman, Dr: 2843.
Martin, Hilkiah: 4080, 4087.
Martin, Hiram: 3, 2495, 4221, 4523,
4525.
Martin, I.K: 4233.
Martin, Ida J.: 3773.
Martin, Irvin: 2098.
Martin, Irvin, Mrs: 2098.
Martin, Isaac: 1866, 2379.
Martin, Isaac C.: 3348.
Martin, Isaac D.: 960.
Martin, Israel: 709, 4473.
Martin, Ivan: 524.
Martin, J.A.: 1183, 1903, 1924, 4031.
Martin, J.B., Rev.: 967, 3246, 3300,
3309, 3365, 3384, 3892.
Martin, J.H.: 2808.
668
Personal Subject Index
Martin, Jacob: 547, 1357, 3343, 3344,
3345, 4392, 4494.
— Martin, Jacob G.: 961, 967, 3321.
Martin, Jesse: 3259, 3316, 3367.
Martin, Joan: 2457.
Martin, John: 778, 782, 1189, 2379,
2386, 2521, 2609, 3109, 3154,
3863, 4040, 4521, 4524.
Martin, John Bachert: 1514.
Martin, John C.: 4204.
Martin, John M.: 962.
Martin, John W.: 809, 1165, 2114,
2774, 2775, 4458.
Martin, Jon: 2167, 2446, 4517, 4521.
Martin, Jon B.: 1955.
Martin, Jonas: 3319, 3322.
Martin, Joseph: 3064, 3121.
Martin, Joseph C.: 4461.
Martin, Joseph S.: 953, 1165, 3319.
Martin, Josiah: 964, 1070, 3321,
4473.
Martin, Josiah F.: 2120.
Martin, Judy, Mrs: 2801, 3146.
Martin, Keziah: 2774, 2775.
Martin, Larry: 119, 4225.
Martin, Laura 2801.
Martin, Laurence, Rev.: 3314, 3927.
Martin, Lauretta (Mrs Eli): 3243.
Martin, Leah: 884, 1515.
Martin, Leighton: 3269.
Martin, Levi: 3319.
Martin, Levi S.: 953.
Martin, Lincoln: 4514.
Martin, Lois Witmer: 2718.
Martin, Louisa Bauman (Mrs Ezra):
733.
Martin, Lydia Bauman (Mrs Simon
B.): 3365.
Martin, Mabel: 3138.
Martin, Magdalena: 2801.
Martin, Magdalena Shantz (Mrs
Manassah): 972.
Martin, Magdalena Weber: 1640.
Martin, Manassah: 965, 972.
Martin, Manuel: 2457.
Martin, Maria: 954, 4517.
Martin, Maria Bauman (Mrs
Christian B.): 965.
Martin, Maria Bowman (Mrs Peter
G.): 958.
Martin, Maria Guth (Mrs David):
965, 967.
Martin, Maria Lichty (Mrs Levi S.):
953.
Martin, Marie: 1955.
Martin, Marilyn, Mrs: 2801, 3314.
Martin, Mary Ann: 1515, 2484.
Martin, Mary Ann Shantz (Mrs
Josiah): 1070.
Martin, Mary Brubacher: 1068.
Martin, Matthias: 1517, 3099, 3124,
4474, 4478.
Martin, Maurice: 3243.
Martin, Melvin: 4441.
Martin, Menno: 782, 970, 1515, 2018,
2484.
Martin, Mildred: 2807.
Martin, Minerva Hoffman: 3135,
3138, 3141, 3145.
Martin, Moses: 3321.
Martin, Moses W.: 1068.
Martin, Nathan: 4473.
Martin, Nelson W.: 3319.
Martin, Noah: 2801.
Martin; Noah B.: 782, 962, 963, 971.
Martin, Noah S.: 4473.
Martin, Norman B.: 967.
Martin, Oliver S.: 959.
Martin, Oscar: 4441.
Martin, Paul: 3319, 3321, 4441, 4473.
Martin, Paul, Mrs: 1777.
Martin, Paul S.: 392.
— Martin, Peter: 599, 628, 713, 720,
963, 964, 967, 968, 1068, 1513,
1777, 2466, 2545, 2547, 2550,
3097, 3319, 3321, 4517, 4524,
4525.
— Martin, Peter G.: 587, 794, 958, 966,
3322.
Martin, Peter, Jr: 256, 3097.
Martin, Peter P.: 969, 4040.
Martin, Peter, Rev.: 4525.
Martin, Rachel: 778, 782, 3099.
Martin, Rachel Bricker (Mrs John
M.): 962.
Martin, Rebecca Shantz (Mrs David):
964, 972.
Martin, Reuben H.: 1844.
Martin, Richard: 1895.
Martin, S.D.: 4456.
Martin, S.F.: 4521.
Martin, S.L.: 2775.
Martin, S.L., Mrs: 2748, 2818.
Martin, S.S.: 1953, 2149.
Martin, Salome Buehler (Mrs Amos):
3365, 3402.
Martin, Sam: 809, 2775, 4524.
— Martin, Samuel: 3243.
Martin, Samuel C.: 2774, 2775, 4452.
Martin, Samuel D.: 1165, 2114, 2813,
4456.
Martin, Samuel L.: 2774, 2775.
Martin, Samuel W.: 2774, 2775.
Martin, Sarah Clemmer (Mrs Josiah):
964.
Martin, Sarah Meyer: 1612.
Martin, Seranus: 4515.
Martin, Sharon: 3243.
Martin, Shirley (Mrs Abner): 2828,
2829.
Martin, Sidney: 2130, 3096.
Martin, Simeon Eby: 1515, 1790,
2018, 2439, 3099, 3138, 3141,
3143.
Martin, Simon: 1197.
Martin, Simon B.: 3384.
Martin, Susannah Lichty (Mrs
Joseph S.): 953, 3319.
Martin, T.J.: 4102.
Martin, T. Mower: 2938, 3701.
Martin, Thomas: 3644.
Martin, Tilman: 1165.
Martin, Tilman B.: 1068.
Martin, Tobias: 1515, 2018, 3319.
Martin, Urias: 3298, 3327, 4225.
Martin, V. Paul, Rev.: 3309, 3386.
—Martin, Veronica: 1612, 3319.
Martin, Viola, Miss: 2116, 2120.
Martin, W.G., Hon.: 2776.
Martin, Waldtraut Wraase: 916.
Martin, Walter: 4441.
Martin, Wesley: 1790.
Martin, William J.: 4099.
Martino, Michael: 4204.
Martinson, J.F.: 2818, 4380.
Martinson, John: 1198.
Martinson, John, Mrs: 1198.
Martinson, William: 1165.
Martsch, William: 4467.
Marty, Ivan Bernard: 4094, 4103.
Marty, J., Dr: 4382.
Martyn, Harold G.: 2714, 2818.
Martz, Henry: 853.
Marzec, Cyprian, Rev.: 3623.
Massel, C.J.: 1194.
Massey, Denton, Rev.: 3472.
Mast, Mattie Leis: 1197.
Master, Elsie: 3631.
- Master Family: 713, 719, 720, 3251,
3623.
Master, George C.: 2972.
Master, Irvine: 29, 1934, 1942, 4121,
4315.
- Master, Isaac: 18, 256, 713, 720, 809,
1096, 2485, 4455, 4499.
Master, J.F.: 1, 4299.
Master, J.K.: 2704, 2983, 4065, 4298,
4380.
Master, John: 1163.
Master, Levi: 1493, 2704, 2729, 3623,
3855.
Personal Subject Index
669
Master, Nancy Stauffer (Mrs Isaac):
1096.
Master, Nancy Stauffer (Mrs John):
1163.
Master, Samuel: 4461.
Masters, George C.: 4499.
Masters, Isaac: 2760.
Masterson, Jean: 1932.
Matchett, H.A.: 4263.
Mather, D.: 4278.
Mathers, Loma: 3773.
Mathers, N.G.: 4422.
Mathers, W.: 2120.
Matheson, Alex: 1974.
Matheson, Andrew: 3745.
Matheson, Edith: 4380.
Matheson, James: 1967, 2379.
Matheson, Robert: 4178.
Mathew, G.: 4487.
Mathews, Olive: 2748.
Mathieson, Edith: 2748.
Mathieson, Robert: 2714, 2818, 2843,
4380.
Mathis, Elma Rosenberger: 2705.
Matosian Family: 704.
Mattel, A.: 4040.
Mattel Family: 477.
Mattel, Joseph: 4458.
Mattel, Mr: 4428.
Mattes, Anton: 2117.
Matteson, Thomas: 4388.
Matthews, A.R., Mrs: 4436.
Matthews, B. Frank: 1195.
Matthews Family: 724.
Matthews, H.: 2780, 2781.
Matthews, Janet McCulloch: 1522.
Matthews, Leila (Mrs A.R.): 3852.
Matthews, M.: 3713.
Matthews, Olive: 3798.
Matthews, Roswell: 1084.
Matthies, C.: 4278.
Matthies, H.D., Dr: 516.
Mattison, Stanley: 3713.
Mattson, H.B.: 1796.
Mattson, Joseph: 4168.
Mattusch, Adam: 1, 1023, 4513.
Mattusch, Carl: 4225.
Mattusch Family: 4221.
Mattusch, Mary Ritter (Mrs Adam):
1023.
Mattusch, Peter: 4223.
Matzenbacher, Nicholas: 2818.
Maude, James L.: 326, 4380.
Maukhouse, Sophie: 2728.
Maul, Fred: 1165.
Mauley, Daniel: 4079.
Maurer, Emma: 1174, 1194.
Maurer, George: 1174, 4221.
Maurer, J., Rev.: 2899, 3525, 3532,
3563, 3583, 3613, 4380.
Maurer, M.: 3494.
Maus, Jairus W.: 8, 1190, 4178.
Maus, Janet Wright: 1190.
Maxwell, David, Rev.: 3496.
May, Angela C.: 4464.
May, Edna: 1783.
May Family: 477, 4443.
May, Harvey: 2840.
May, Joseph: 4464.
Mayberry, J.P.T.: 4422.
Mayer, Adam: 973.
Mayer, Anthony, Rev.: 3423, 3445.
Mayer, Christian: 556.
Mayer, Elizabeth: 846.
Mayer Family: 973.
Mayer, Frederick: 1165.
Mayer, John: 955, 4525.
Mayer, Magdalena Litwiller (Mrs
John): 955.
Mayer, Martin: 1983.
Mayer, Philip: 4517.
Mayer, Regina Stumpf (Mrs Adam):
973.
Mayer, Rev.: 3519.
Mayer, Wilbert B., Rev.: 1205, 3431,
3447.
Mayerhofer, Francis: 2732.
Mayerhoffer, V. Philip, Rev.: 461.
Maynard, John: 3936.
Maziarz, Joseph: 4100.
McAlister, James: 4483.
McAlister, James, Rev.: 2760, 3622,
3644.
McAlister, R.E., Rev.: 3715.
McAllister, Alexander: 4473, 4477.
McAllister, George H., Rev.: 809.
McAllister, James, Mrs: 382.
McAllister, James, Rev.: 382, 809,
3630, 3645, 4264.
McAllister, Martha: 809.
McAlpine, Glenna: 2728.
McArthur, Daniel: 690, 4198, 4202,
4214.
McArthur, Donald: 830.
McArthur, Jean Dickie (Mrs Donald):
830.
McArthur, Peter: 3905, 3934, 3937,
3944, 3945.
McArthur, William: 1165, 4204.
McAuslan, A.: 4237.
McAuslan, John: 3732, 3750, 4250.
McAvity, Mrs: 3773.
McBain, Alexander: 4079.
McBain, Jack: 2775.
McBean, Alexander: 1165, 3665,
4204.
McBean, Angus: 4215.
McBean, Donald J.: 4204.
McBean, Gordon S.: 4204.
McBean, Stewart, Mrs: 4204.
McBean, Thomas: 690, 4198, 4202,
4204, 4214.
McBride, A.B.: 1, 1518, 3034, 3042,
4088, 4121, 4422.
McBride, Agnes Kumpf (Mrs A.B.):
1518.
McBride, H.: 4078.
McBride, Sophia: 3640.
McBrine, A.L., Mrs: 4031.
McBrine, Louis: 326, 4374, 4380.
McCafferty, James: 276, 289.
McCaffray, Harvey: 4100.
McCaig, Donald: 2713, 2818, 2843,
4380.
McCall, D., Rev.: 3413.
McCall, Dugald: 4202.
McCallum Family: 2557, 4491.
McCallum, Fred H.: 250, 2558, 2767,
3895, 4080, 4094, 4098, 4382,
4385.
McCallum, Isabella: 3470.
McCallum, J.J.: 2177.
McCallum, Miss: 2704.
McCallum, Peter: 2728.
McCammon, Samuel J.: 4099.
McCann, Patrick, Rev.: 3433.
McCarthy, W.H.: 1984.
McCartney, Hugh: 2783.
McCartney, J.H., Rev.: 3636.
McCartney, Joseph: 4230, 4233.
McCarty, James: 4214.
McCauley, A.C.: 4422.
McCauley, Harold W.: 8.
McCauley, J.E., Rev.: 3352, 3414,
3415.
McCish, Thomas: 4079.
McClain, Charles S.: 3038.
McClary, Reizer: 4079.
McClean, D.: 4422.
McCleary, Walter, Rev.: 4225.
McCleave, Duke: 2179.
McClellan, Harvey: 120.
McClelland, Andrew W.: 2379.
McClelland, J.C.: 2748.
McClelland, Kathleen Hodgson: 4441.
McClelland, R, Rev.: 3413.
McClement, Fergus: 4079.
McClenaghan, Theresa: 4362.
McClenan, James: 4483.
McClinchey, Joanne: 4225.
McCloy, Alexander: 1519.
670
Personal Subject Index
McCloy, Alfred: 1519.
McCloy, Andrew: 1519.
McCloy, Annie Byrens: 1519.
McCloy, Bella Gibson: 1519.
McCloy, David: 1519.
McCloy, Ephraim: 1519.
McCloy, Herbert: 1519.
McCloy, John: 1519.
McCloy, Margaret Kane: 1519.
McCloy, Mary: 1519.
McCloy, Thomas: 1519.
McCloy, William: 1519.
McClugh, George: 4079.
McClure, Janet: 1402.
McColl, Dugald: 690, 4175, 4198,
4214.
McColl, James, Mrs: 1500.
McColl, William: 4202.
McCollum, Clarence, Mrs: 1191.
McColman, Kae: 2748.
McConachie, James: 4525.
McConahie, H.D.: 4263.
McConnell, John Francis: 4103.
McCorkindale, Hugh: 2780, 2781.
McCormick, Bessie: 4225.
McCormick, D.W.: 3732.
McCormick, E.M.: 993, 4233.
McCormick, Elizabeth Walker (Mrs
E.M.): 993.
McCormick, Emily Nugent (Mrs
William): 993.
McCormick Family: 993.
McCormick, George Harding: 1184.
McCormick, H.: 4088.
McCormick, Joseph, Mrs: 4226.
McCormick, Marshall: 2783.
McCormick, Mary: 2815.
McCormick, Mr: 4480.
McCormick, Patricia Johnston: 2815.
McCormick, William: 993.
McCormie, James: 4079.
McCowell, Miss: 4230.
McCoy, William: 4184.
McCracken, Henry: 332.
McCready, A.S., Rev.: 3715.
McCreath, James: 4483.
McCredy, James: 4195.
McCrone, James: 3728, 3745.
McCrum, Henry: 1825, 4212, 4240,
4266.
McCulloch Family: 4477.
McCulloch, H.L.: 8, 1806, 1909, 3923,
4088, 4258.
McCulloch, Hugh: 2, 332, 878, 1400,
1401, 1402, 1520, 1521, 1522,
1909, 1963, 2055, 2122, 2379,
2720, 4031, 4246.
McCulloch, Hugh, Jr: 1401, 1522,
1909.
McCulloch, Janet McCartney (Mrs
Hugh): 1520, 1521, 1522, 3982.
McCulloch, Jessie: 1909.
McCulloch, Leslie: 1522.
McCulloch, Louise Leslie: 1522.
McCulloch, R.O.: 1168, 1401, 1522,
1818, 1909, 3731, 4056, 4088,
4246.
McCulloch, R.O., Mrs: 3773.
McCulloch, Robert: 2379, 4477.
McCulloch, W.: 4263.
McCullough, C.R.: 2884.
McCullough, John, Dr: 4075.
McCusker Family: 2085.
McCutcheon, Elaine: 2612.
McCutcheon, Elsy: 3712, 3828.
McCutcheon, James: 2061, 2120,
3828, 4483.
McCutcheon, Mr: 4477.
McCutcheon, Robert A.: 1265.
McCutcheon, Walter: 3049.
McDermott, George: 4474.
McDermott, Laurine: 4474.
McDermott, Michael: 1974.
McDonald, A.: 2971, 2992.
McDonald, A.J.: 4422.
McDonald, A.P.: 2109, 2120.
McDonald, A.R., Rev.: 3410, 4275.
McDonald, Agnes Harvie: 3636.
McDonald, Alexander: 3636.
McDonald, Allan: 4103.
McDonald, Bella: 3650.
McDonald, D.J.: 2797.
McDonald, Emerson: 3745.
McDonald, F.A.: 2120.
McDonald, F.G.: 2120.
McDonald Family: 724, 4477, 4499.
McDonald, Florence: 2815.
McDonald, George: 4079.
McDonald, Hugh: 3183.
McDonald, J.S.: 2055.
McDonald, John: 306, 2049, 4505.
McDonald, Lachlan, Mrs: 3636.
McDonald, Peter: 3745.
McDonald, Sarah Adams (Mrs
Alexander): 3852, 4178.
McDonald, V., Miss: 2714.
McDonald, William: 4079.
McDougal, Adam: 3665.
McDougal, John: 3665.
McDougall, Agnes: 2803.
McDougall, Dougall: 85, 326, 664,
1165, 1295, 1466, 1468, 1507,
1562, 2379, 2485, 2714, 4010,
4013, 4124, 4380.
McDougall, Elsie Addison (Mrs
John): 1523.
McDougall, J.: 4299.
McDougall, James: 1877.
McDougall, John: 1165, 1523, 2475,
4422.
McDougall, William: 18, 1706.
McDowell, Andrew: 3243.
McEachem, Donald, Dr: 2136, 4040,
4470, 4474, 4478.
McEachren, A.R.: 4499.
McEUistrum, W.J.: 4014.
McElroy, Francis: 2986, 4266.
McEwan, Andrew: 878, 1400.
McEwan, Jane: 1400.
McEwan, John A.: 1909.
McEwen, Jimmy 2775.
McEwen, Larry: 2775.
McEwen, Mary: 2828, 2829.
McFadden, Moses: 4473.
McFadden, Nelson: 492.
McFarlane, Morgan G., Rev.: 3645.
McFayden, Henry Lome: 4094, 4103.
McFayden, William J.: 1190.
McFee, Jonathon: 2700.
McFeiggan, Elizabeth: 3665.
McFeiggan, James: 3665.
McGanity, A.J., Dr: 3790.
McGarvey, Ida: 3656, 4439.
McGarvey, James: 2700, 4439, 4454.
McGarvey, T.: 4278.
McGarvey, William: 2700, 4439.
McGavir, William: 4079.
McGaw, Esther: 3636.
McGee Family: 4498.
McGeffan, James: 4015.
McGeorge, Charles, Dr: 2, 1171,
3973, 4188, 4198, 4208, 4212,
4214, 4380.
McGibbon, W.J.: 1824, 3923.
McGill, Georgie Adelaide: 1689.
McGill, James, Rev.: 1300.
McGill, John: 256.
McGill, R.L.: 1190, 4080, 4088.
McGill, W.L., Mrs: 3838.
McGillawee, John, Dr: 4075.
McGinnis Family: 1976.
McGiverin, T.: 2465.
McGrath, E.S.: 4474.
McGrath, R.K: 4100.
McGrath, William Cecil: 4103.
McGregor, C.J.: 4422.
McGregor Family 886.
McGregor, John: 4079.
McGregor, John H.: 2975, 2986.
McGregor, Peter: 3671, 4079.
McGregor, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Personal Subject Index
671
McGregor, W.D.: 3793, 4148.
McGregor, William: 4079.
McGregor, William, Mrs: 3665.
McGrogan, H.R., "Bunny": 2701.
McGugan, D., Rev.: 3625.
McGuigan, M.: 4088.
McGuire, Frank: 4014.
McGuire, Michael, Rev.: 3433.
McGuire, Terrance, Rev.: 2785.
McHardy, J.M.: 2056.
Mcllwraith, Andrew: 1400, 1524.
Mcllwraith, Mary: 1400.
McIntosh, Angus: 2486.
McIntosh, Charles: 1525.
McIntosh, Charles D.: 4099.
McIntosh, D.: 13.
McIntosh, D.G.: 1525, 1535, 4079,
4080, 4088, 4422.
McIntosh, D.G., Mrs: 1484.
McIntosh, David T.: 1525.
McIntosh, Donald: 4100.
McIntosh, Douglas: 1525.
McIntosh, Duncan: 1525, 1806.
McIntosh, Emma J. Meharg: 1525.
McIntosh, J.A.: 2109, 2120, 3734,
4080, 4086, 4089, 4092.
McIntosh, Mary C. Kranz: 1525.
McIntosh, P., Mrs: 2714.
McIntosh, Peter D., Dr: 1205.
McIntosh, Robert Gladstone: 4103.
McIntosh, W.G.: 2714.
McIntyre, Alexander: 2727.
McIntyre, Andrew: 333, 4078, 4422.
McIntyre, Annie: 4178.
McIntyre, Bruce: 3499.
McIntyre, Dr: 2714.
McIntyre, Elmer Z.: 974.
McIntyre Family: 974.
McIntyre, Florence Hysert (Mrs
George A.): 974.
McIntyre, George: 1526, 4525.
McIntyre, George A.: 974, 2818.
McIntyre, George M.: 4473.
McIntyre, H.G.: 4031.
McIntyre, Hazel Springer (Mrs V.S.):
1527.
McIntyre, John: 4261.
McIntyre, Malcolm: 2727.
McIntyre, Melvin: 1829.
McIntyre, R., Dr: 1165, 2994, 4275,
4277.
McIntyre, Robert: 3644.
McIntyre, Robert C.: 1185.
McIntyre, Thelma: 2828, 2829.
McIntyre, V.S.: 1527, 2086, 4080,
4374.
McIntyre, Victor: 2179.
Mclrvine, J.A.: 4233.
Mclrvine, Minnie G. Robinson (Mrs
J.A.): 3852.
McKay, Aeneas: 2840.
McKay, Alexander: 4067.
McKay, Charles: 1740.
McKay, David, Mrs: 4470.
McKay, Dolly: 4470, 4483.
McKay, Donald: 3669, 4099, 4195.
McKay, E.D.: 1725.
McKay Family: 4470.
McKay, H.V.: 2001.
McKay, Henry, Mrs: 3259.
McKay, Henry, Rev.: 3259.
McKay, James: 4226.
McKay, John F.: 1165, 4029, 4377,
4380.
McKay, John L.: 2167.
McKay, M.S.: 3671, 4263.
McKay, Mrs: 4031.
McKay, W.S.: 4088, 4230, 4233.
McKay, William: 4438.
McKearsy, W.: 3569.
McKee, Alexander: 2591.
McKee Family: 474, 959, 4225, 4466,
4478.
McKee, John: 1324.
McKee, Mark T.: 4470.
McKee, Norm: 3722.
McKee, Samuel: 1106.
McKee, Wes: 1915.
McKegney, Patricia: 671, 672.
McKeig, George: 1932.
McKellar, Duncan: 2727.
McKellar, H.D.: 4374.
McKellar, Harriet: 1693.
McKellar, Howard: 4271, 4274.
McKellow, G.: 4080.
McKelvey, E.I., Rev.: 3623.
McKelvey, Mrs: 3623.
McKenna, Doug: 120.
McKensey, Donald: 4079.
McKenty, Vic: 1895, 1954.
McKenzie, Anna: 3636.
McKenzie, Augustus T.: 1190, 4207.
McKenzie, Augustus T., Mrs: 4207.
McKenzie, C.: 4088.
McKenzie, Catherine: 2727.
McKenzie, Charles F.: 1181.
McKenzie, Duncan: 4468.
McKenzie, Ellen: 302.
McKenzie, Grace: 3709.
McKenzie, John: 3667.
McKenzie, John A.: 2727.
McKenzie, John R.: 3663.
McKenzie, M.: 4088.
McKenzie, Malcolm, Rev.: 3664, 4429.
McKenzie, Margaret P.: 1193, 4207.
McKenzie, N., Mrs: 4088.
McKenzie, P.: 4104.
McKenzie, R.: 4278.
McKenzie, Thomas: 4266.
McKenzie, Thomas H.: 3636, 4393,
4394.
McKenzie, W.L.: 4023.
McKenzie, William: 2, 1374, 3971,
4198, 4266, 4473.
McKeough, W. Darcy: 3995.
McKeown, W.J., Rev.: 3690.
McKeracher, D.A., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
McKeracher, James Matthew, "Mat":
3658.
McKercher, Helen: 4441.
McKersie, A.: 3775.
McKersie, W.: 1895, 4422.
McKewn, Miss: 2828, 2829.
McKie, Aleda: 2700.
McKie, Alex: 2728.
McKie Family: 4436.
McKim, E.I., Miss: 2714, 2776.
McKinley, William: 4040.
McKinnon, J.: 4263.
McKitrick, H.S.: 3679.
McLachlan, John D., Rev.: 4031.
McLaren, Don: 3936.
McLaren, Malcolm: 2591.
McLarty, Fannie McKnight (Mrs
James): 2775.
McLaughlan, Mr: 267.
McLaughlin, Alec: 1932.
McLaughlin, Bruce: 1932.
McLaughlin, Delton: 3650.
McLaughlin, H.C.: 4230.
McLaughlin, Ivan: 1796.
McLaughlin, Kenneth: 1932, 3946.
McLean, C.C., Dr: 4031.
McLean, Donald: 1740, 4188.
McLean, Donald E.C., Rev.: 3643.
McLean, Eva: 1306, 3888.
McLean, John: 877, 1563.
McLean, John A.: 121.
McLean, Miss: 1740.
McLean, Mrs: 1740.
McLean, Robert: 267, 1465, 2786,
2818, 3663, 3888, 4079.
McLean, Robert, Jr: 2783.
McLean, Stuart: 3818.
McLean, Walter F., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
McLean, William: 119.
McLeay, Donald: 963.
McLeish, George: 4204.
McLellan, Angus: 4104.
McLellan, Clara: 4278.
McLellan, Earl: 2090.
672
Personal Subject Index
McLellan, Edith P.: 2090.
McLellan, H.D., "Mac": 2701.
McLellan, Sarah: 1175, 1528.
McLellan, T.A.: 1845.
McLellan, T.E.: 2465, 2777.
McLelland, J.C., Rev.: 3499.
McLelland, Thomas: 1404.
McLennan, D.: 2714, 4080.
McLennan, George B., Rev.: 3629,
3631, 3632, 3633, 3656, 3685.
McLennan, S.M.: 2049.
McLennan, Sidney: 4168, 4359.
McLeod, Bruce: 3030.
McLeod, D.D.: 1535, 4080.
McLeod, John: 842.
McLeod, Mary Jane Dryden (Mrs
John): 842.
McLeod, N.G.: 1179, 4214.
McLeod, Ross: 2049.
McLeod, Vera: 2703.
McLeod, W.: 4278.
McLeod, William: 4273.
McLoughry, E.I.: 1740, 1758, 1765,
1794, 2807, 2830, 3770, 3847,
3848, 3849, 3898, 4235, 4441.
McMahon, Diana: 4073, 4422.
McMahon Family: 2815.
McMahon, Ida: 2983, 3631, 3632,
4380.
McMahon, James: 256.
McMahon, Richard: 1165, 4034, 4073,
4380.
McManus, Thomas: 2769, 2832.
McMaster, J.: 4278.
McMaster, Thomas: 4015, 4102, 4275,
4277, 4280.
McMechan, J., Rev.: 2808, 3685.
McMeeken, Robert Walter: 4103.
McMeekin, Henry, Rev.: 1509, 2714,
2781, 2793, 2818, 2821, 3656,
3685, 4380.
McMeekin, J.: 4318.
McMeekin, Mr: 3669.
McMillan, A.J.: 4079.
McMillan, Alexander: 3709.
McMillan, Flora: 2731.
McMillan, George, Dr: 4470.
McMillan, James: 3665.
McMillan, James, Mrs: 3665.
McMoris, William: 4079.
McMorran, James: 2994.
McMulking, George, Mrs: 1729.
McMurdie, Mr: 2743, 2800.
McMurdo, R.B.: 4258.
McMurray, Hannah E.: 1910, 1998,
4490.
McMurray, William, Rev.: 1977, 2379.
McMurtry, W.J.: 4237, 4263.
McNab, A. Cameron: 4271, 4274,
4278.
McNab, Allan: 1723.
McNab, C.: 4278.
McNab, Jane Veitch (John Jr): 3665.
McNab, John, Sr: 3665.
McNab, Michael: 2769, 2818, 2843,
4465, 4474.
McNair, John, Rev.: 3661, 3670.
McNally, Angus: 2379, 4435, 4437.
McNally, Dr: 4040.
McNally, Emma Allan (Mrs John):
1198.
McNally, Emma Quickfall: 1198.
McNally Family: 713, 719, 720, 4204,
4454.
McNally, Henry: 18, 256, 2344, 4435,
4437, 4456.
McNally, Huber, Mrs: 4204.
McNally, John: 3352, 3353, 3355,
3391.
McNally, Mr: 1974, 4040.
McNally, William H.: 2801.
McNanny, Robert: 3438.
McNatty, John: 3813.
McNaught, Carlton: 3873.
McNaught, Charles: 2783.
McNaught, John: 1722.
McNaught, Marion: 2783.
McNaughton, A.G.L., Gen.: 1924.
McNaughton, Bessie: 2728.
McNaughton, I.W.: 2530, 4499.
McNaughton, John: 4250, 4266.
McNaughton, R.A.: 4233.
McNeal, Mrs: 2179.
McNeil, L.: 4278.
McNeil, R., Mrs: 3773.
McNeill, Gordon R.: 1963.
McNeill, W. Arnold, Rev.: 3411.
McNewen, Peter: 4079.
McNichol, J., Dr: 4023.
McNicol, Alexander: 4102.
McNicol, James: 4102.
McNinch, F.E., Mrs: 1638.
McNulty, Patrick J.: 1189.
McPhail, A.B.: 1765, 4214.
McPhail, A.B., Mrs: 1178.
McPhail, Alexander: 2703, 3663.
McPhail Family: 2591, 4212.
McPhatter, Gordon, Mrs: 2093, 3915.
McPhee, Hugh: 2732.
McPhee, Ian: 2869.
McPhee, Ian, Rev.: 3414.
McPherson, A.H.: 3671.
McPherson, A.J.: 4028, 4263.
McPherson, Alexander: 2764.
McPherson, Archibald: 975.
McPherson, Catherine, "Kate": 975.
McPherson, D.S.: 4088.
McPherson Family: 1679.
McPherson, Grace: 690, 975.
McPherson, John: 975, 1185.
McPherson, M.C.: 1765.
McPherson, Neil: 975.
McPherson, R.J.: 4089.
McQuaken, Thomas: 4473.
McQueen, James: 2862, 2863, 3665.
McQueen, James, Dr: 1181.
McQueen, William: 3671.
McQuesten, Isaac: 1529, 1975, 2379.
McRae, A.R., Rev.: 4178.
McRae, Alexander: 1165.
McRae Family: 1105.
McRae, George: 3663.
McRae, George, Rev.: 3622.
McRae, Hugh: 4079.
McRae, James: 2845, 4079.
McRae, Sandy: 4499.
McRae, William: 3668.
McRae, William, Mrs: 3668.
McRuer, Duncan, Rev.: 877, 2818,
3660, 3681, 3695, 4178, 4188.
McRuer, James C.: 4178.
McRuer, Torrance: 877.
McSweyn, Virginia: 4067.
McTague, James: 1165.
McTavish, Daniel, Rev.: 2840.
McTavish, Richard: 3410.
McTeamen, Hugh: 4277.
McTeamen, Mary: 1182.
McVane Family: 2085.
McVeigh Family: 959.
McVenn, Thomas: 1740.
McVittie, Henry: 4079.
McVittie, William S.: 3644, 4271,
4274.
McWilliam, William: 3656.
McWilliam, William, Mrs: 3656.
McWilliams, James: 2736, 2763.
McWilliams, John: 2765.
McWilliams, Robert: 2736, 2763.
McWirter, Bob, "Bush": 3750.
Mead, Tom: 2050, 3644.
Meade, Henry: 4102.
Meadows, C.W., Rev.: 3263.
Mecklin, Jacob: 1773.
Medley, G.W., Rev.: 3414.
Mee, W.A.: 2242, 4275.
Meegus, Joseph: 4474.
Meeker, Charles: 1983.
Meeker, Howie: 2396, 3747.
Meggs, E.: 3745.
Meggs, Kathy Schmidt: 2701.
Personal Subject Index
673
Mehl Family: 716.
Mehnert, Martin: 3815.
Meier, Anthony: 2484.
Meier, Ferdinand: 119.
Meier, Joseph, Jr: 2484.
Meikleham, Ian: 2143.
Meikleham, R.W.: 2143, 4080, 4081,
4088.
Meikleham, Robert I.: 2143.
Meikleham, William: 4499.
Meilke, E.F.: 3959.
Meinhold, Ernst, Rev.: 3512, 3547,
3612.
Meinke, August: 4380.
Meinzinger, Cecile, Mrs: 2829.
Meinzinger, Joseph: 8, 326, 1186,
1201, 1871, 1875, 1891, 1949,
4023, 4067, 4112, 4117, 4118,
4136, 4143, 4343, 4344.
Meisel, Edward, Mrs: 4193.
Meisel, Jacob: 276, 4499.
Meisel, Ralph: 4448.
Meisel, William: 2167, 4467.
Meisner, Christian: 1574, 3815.
Meisner, John L.: 2818, 2822, 3815,
4299.
Meisner, Louis: 3815.
Meldrum, Alexander: 4525.
Meldrum, Alice: 3650.
Meldrum, Norman W., Dr: 4178.
Meldrum, Will: 2989, 3745.
Melitzer Family: 4526.
Melitzer, Harvey: 2098.
Melitzer, Mel: 4225.
Melitzer, Roy: 2807.
Mellish, Fred: 1834, 2975, 4237.
Mellish, Henry, Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Mellish, Mrs: 3470.
Mellish, William: 2517, 3976.
Melvin, Albert, "Slack": 1937.
Melvin, D., Mrs: 4088.
Melvin, Robert: 1, 1818.
Menary, William M.: 4102.
Menger, E.W.: 3960, 4080.
Menger, George: 4525.
Menger, J.: 4521.
Menger, William: 2548.
Menhennick, T.A.: 4263.
Mensch, Jacob: 3322.
Mercer, A.W.: 4233.
Mercer, Rebecca: 3713.
Merkel, Henry: 3180.
Merkel, Irvin: 1862.
Merklinger, M.: 3544.
Merlau, Conrad: 1165.
Merlau Family: 1773.
Merlau, Henry P.: 1773.
Merner, Absalom: 1, 1530, 1531,
1654, 1855, 2001, 3821, 4225,
4404, 4405, 4422, 4525.
Merner, Albert Edward: 1808, 4094,
4103.
Merner, Ammon: 1530, 1861, 1880,
1983, 2001.
Merner, Anna: 976.
Merner, Barbara: 976.
Merner, C.: 1165.
Merner, Caroline: 4031.
Merner, Christian: 976, 2379, 4382,
4491.
Merner, Dorothy Willson: 1149.
Merner, Edward: 2767.
Merner, Ellen Fletcher: 1530.
Merner, F.: 1165, 1974.
Merner Family: 583, 947, 948, 976.
Merner, Frederick: 976, 1530, 1531,
1532, 1974, 2379, 4385, 4388,
4487.
Merner, Gottlieb: 976.
Merner, Gwer: 947.
Merner, Henry L., Rev.: 3645.
Merner, Hilda: 1321.
Merner, Jacob: 947, 976, 1530, 3674,
4491.
Merner, John: 976.
Merner, Levi: 4491.
Merner, Mabel Melinda: 1725.
Merner, Maria Ann: 976, 2001.
Merner, Mary Ann Grasser (Mrs
Samuel): 1530, 1531, 1534.
Merner, Miss: 4485.
Merner, Nora: 1433.
Merner, Ross: 4499.
Merner, Samuel: 18, 20, 85, 109, 119,
276, 286, 671,
672, 681, 976,
1165,
1166,
1500,
1530,
1531,
1533,
1534,
1808,
1811,
1833,
1992,
2001,
2021,
2379,
2767,
3465,
3476,
3977,
4155,
4160,
4298,
4380,
4384,
4385,
4387,
4388,
4487,
4498, 4499.
Merner, Simpson: 1165, 1530, 1531,
2021.
Merner, Sulam: 1530.
Merner, Susan Schluchter: 947, 976,
1530.
Meroni, Jacob: 3465.
Merrett, Brian: 3100.
Merrick, Louis D.: 1195, 4299.
Merriett, Mr: 2818.
Merrilees, James: 3656, 4525.
Merritt, Harvey, Rev.: 1205, 3410.
Merritt, James Budd, Dr: 4179.
Merritt, R.N.: 1178, 1381, 2710, 2714,
2821, 4380.
Merritt, William H.: 282.
Mertz, John: 4040.
Messer, Georg: 682.
Messerschmidt, Erich: 3815.
Messett, Ralph: 3631.
Messett, Rollie: 4102.
Messinger, Jacob: 4473.
Messmore, Joseph, Rev.: 3636.
Messner, A.: 2120.
Messner, Columban, Rev.: 930, 2769,
2815, 3422, 3428, 3442, 3454,
3464, 4474, 4478, 4483.
Messner Family: 477.
Messner, John: 2120.
Messner, Martin: 4079, 4371.
Metcalfe, Janet: 2723, 2802, 2818,
2843, 2844, 4318, 4380.
Metcalfe, M., Rev.: 3499.
Metcalfe, William: 3628, 4298, 4380.
Mett, Christian: 3097.
Metz, Abram: 3259.
Metz, Donald: 4099.
Metz, Elvira: 2166.
Metz, William: 3620.
Metzdorf, Carl: 2745.
Metzger, A.: 8, 2899.
Metzger, Aaron: 8.
Metzger, Abe: 2745.
Metzger, Anna Barbara: 1729.
Metzger Family: 4499.
Metzger, J.F.: 2801, 4220, 4221, 4422,
4513, 4525.
Metzger, Lloyd: 4441.
Metzger, Martha: 3243.
Metzger, Mr: 4521.
Metzger, Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3621.
Metzger, Vern: 1844.
Metzger, Wesley: 2481.
Metzler, Edgar J.: 3238, 3239, 3310.
Metzler, John: 256.
Meyer, A.E.: 2728.
Meyer, Abraham: 548.
Meyer, Adam S.: 2769.
Meyer, Alexander: 1574, 4466.
Meyer, Allexius: 4483.
Meyer, Annette M.: 10, 4414.
Meyer, Annie: 2728.
Meyer, Anthony: 2769, 3465, 4474.
Meyer, Bert: 4474.
Meyer, Casper: 4040.
Meyer, Catherine Brenneman (Mrs
John): 3364.
Meyer, Charles: 4428, 4490.
Meyer, Charles, Rev.: 2850, 3418,
3423.
674
Personal Subject Index
Meyer, Christian: 1547.
Meyer, Conrad: 3821.
Meyer, David: 548.
Meyer, Dilman: 548.
Meyer, Elizabeth Wenger: 1549.
Meyer, Elmer: 2457.
Meyer, Emil: 4392.
Meyer, Emmanuel: 4474.
Meyer, F.: 4014, 4192.
Meyer Family: 713, 716, 719, 720,
1547, 4380, 4478.
Meyer, Frederik, Rev.: 867.
Meyer, George K: 2769.
Meyer, Hedwig: 3465.
Meyer, Herbert: 1548.
Meyer, Jack: 3183.
Meyer, Jacob: 2769.
Meyer, Jacob, Rev.: 548.
Meyer, John: 1, 308, 870, 1165, 1264,
1549, 2769, 3364, 3465, 4040,
4380, 4480, 4513, 4521, 4523,
4524, 4525.
Meyer, Joseph: 3076.
Meyer, Joseph E.: 4474.
Meyer, Leah Gascho (Mrs John):
870.
Meyer, Maria Foerster (Mrs
Frederik): 867.
Meyer, Mary Wenger: 1264.
Meyer, Minetta: 2457.
Meyer, P.J., Rev.: 460, 1205, 3442.
Meyer, Peter: 2769.
Meyer, Raymond: 2829.
Meyer, Samuel: 548.
Meyer, T., Mrs: 2829.
Meyer, Will: 4040.
Meyers Family: 932.
Meyers, J.: 3415.
Meyers, J.F.: 3620.
Meyers, Jacob: 256, 275, 382, 2760.
Meyers, John: 3973.
Meyers, John, Rev.: 3414.
Meyers, Lynn: 2480.
Meyers, Richard: 2765.
Meys, John W.: 3322.
Micheler, Casper: 2424.
Michell Family: 2704, 4188.
Michener, Amos: 2120.
Micher, Gordon: 4192.
Michie, C.A.: 3644.
Mickle Family: 2591.
Mickleborough, John: 2727, 2797,
2816, 2840, 4392, 4393.
Mickleborough, Nancy Panabaker:
2816.
Mickler, Jacob: 1862, 2000, 4393.
Mickus, Albert: 1793, 4040.
Middelholtz, Simon: 2769.
Middlemiss, R.: 4103, 4199.
Middlemiss, Robert: 3665.
Middleton, George: 2120, 3636.
Middleton, Mr: 4521.
Middleton, Ray, Dr: 4271.
Midgley, D.: 4278.
Midgley, Frank H.: 2122.
Miehm, Elias: 4474.
Miehm, Jacob: 4426.
Mielke, Edward: 785.
Mielke, Lloyd: 4016.
Mielke, Richard: 2775.
Mihm, A.P., Rev.: 2808, 3416.
Mihm Family: 3448.
Milatz, Anna Gilleson (Mrs Frederick
Jr): 977.
Milatz, Elizabeth (Mrs Frederick):
977.
Milatz Family: 977.
Milatz, Frederick: 977, 2000, 4435.
Milatz, Frederick, Jr: 977.
Miles, Robert: 4458.
Milke-Lyk, Erich von: 963.
Millar, Alexander: 1165, 1168, 1201,
1266, 1535, 1536, 1538, 1645,
2379, 2760, 2983, 3959, 4023,
4079, 4299, 4348, 4362, 4372,
4377, 4380, 4485.
Millar, Alexander H.: 1535, 4121.
Millar, Bertha: 2829.
Millar, Betsy: 4485.
Millar Brothers: 2025, 4498.
Millar, Claudette: 332, 2692, 4006,
4255, 4397.
Millar, David: 1535, 1612, 4380,
4455, 4485, 4487, 4498.
Millar, David Douglas: 978.
Millar, Douglas: 1678, 2829.
Millar Family: 978.
Millar, Fred, Mrs: 2829.
Millar, Frederick B.: 978.
Millar, Frederick G.: 84, 1535, 1910,
1976, 1998, 2379, 2399, 2731,
3692, 4306, 4461, 4485, 4487,
4490, 4496, 4499.
Millar, Frederick Gourlay: 1535,
1536, 4380, 4495.
Millar, Ida Bergey (Mrs Frederick
B.): 978, 3365.
Millar, Isabella Henderson: 1535,
1536, 3692, 4485.
Millar, J.D.: 482.
Millar, Janet: 4485.
Millar, John: 1910, 1998, 2168, 2399,
4485, 4487, 4490, 4495, 4496,
4498, 4499, 4500, 4502.
Millar, Kate: 4485.
Millar, Kenneth: 1537.
Millar, Lillie: 4485.
Millar, Margaret Eliza Warren (Mrs
Alexander): 1535, 1536, 1538,
3773.
Millar, Margaret Sturm: 1537.
Millar, P.E.: 2811.
Millar, Robert, Rev.: 2829.
Millar, William: 1535, 1612, 2474,
2767, 3470, 4079, 4380, 4382,
4485.
Millar, William, Mrs: 3470.
Millard, A.G., Miss: 2975, 2986.
Millard, Benjamin: 2449.
Millard, John: 4525.
Miller, A.H., Dr: 37.
Miller, Abraham: 1358.
Miller, Alexander: 30, 2727, 4202.
Miller, Allan: 4100.
Miller, Barbara Summers: 4499.
Miller, C.F.: 3620.
Miller, Charles: 2030, 3009, 3608,
4195, 4286, 4497.
Miller, Christian: 383, 4499.
Miller, Clayton: 2807, 4225.
Miller, Conrad: 4221.
Miller, David: 326, 673, 1358, 4371.
Miller, Edward: 4014.
Miller, Elgin: 2030.
Miller, F.G.: 2120.
Miller Family: 713, 714, 716, 717,
719, 720, 979, 1064, 1773, 4497.
Miller, Ferdinand: 979.
Miller, Frederick: 308, 4371, 4377.
Miller, George: 957, 2318, 4103.
Miller, H.: 4392.
Miller, H.N.: 2828, 2829.
Miller, Harry: 3194.
Miller, Henry: 1404, 3040, 4483,
4499.
Miller, Henry A.: 4448, 4449.
Miller, Henry J.: 3040.
Miller, Irene H., Miss: 2120.
Miller, Isaac: 4525.
Miller, J.D.: 1188, 1539, 1974, 4192,
4195, 4196.
Miller, Jabez: 4040.
Miller, Jacob: 256, 556, 579, 2120,
3050, 4441, 4499.
Miller, Jacob B.: 2109, 4466.
Miller, Johanna Wagner (Mrs
Ferdinand): 979.
-Miller, John: 308, 332, 1165, 1519,
1825, 1984, 2051, 2073, 2379,
3076, 4040, 4221, 4266, 4452,
4524, 4525.
Personal Subject Index
Miller, John E.: 2899.
Miller, John, Jr: 4468.
Miller, John, Mrs: 4266.
Miller, John S.: 1974.
Miller, John W.: 1064, 2767.
Miller, Johnny: 294.
Miller, Joseph: 979.
Miller, Judge: 3656.
Miller, Lillie Grischow (Mrs Joseph):
979.
Miller, Lloyd M.: 1773.
Miller, Louis: 1974.
Miller, Lydia Schwind (Mrs John
W.): 1064.
- Miller, Magdalena: 804.
Miller, Margaret, Miss: 2109, 2120,
4466.
Miller, Mary Froelich (Mrs John):
3465.
Miller, Meyer: 3718.
Miller, Michael: 556.
Miller, Milton E.: 2458.
Miller, Mortimer: 957.
Miller, Mr: 4483.
Miller, Mrs: 2085.
Miller, Peter: 286, 2458, 4221, 4441.
Miller, Peter K: 1064.
Miller, Philip J., Rev.: 3495.
Miller, Rev.: 703.
Miller, Richard: 2840.
Miller, Robert: 4202.
Miller, Robert, Dr: 30, 348, 3751,
4062, 4266.
Miller, Roger: 4225.
Miller, Ross: 2030, 2704.
Miller, Ross, Mrs: 2704.
Miller, Roy, Mrs: 4521.
Miller, Thomas: 326, 1535, 1740,
2714, 4348, 4362.
Miller, Veronica: 4499.
Miller, Walter: 1374.
Miller, Wilfred: 4099.
Miller, William: 326, 1540, 1541,
2318, 2478, 3040, 4371.
Miller, William, Mrs: 4204.
Millican, W.J.: 4263.
Milligan, Miss: 2780.
Milliken, Rodger H.: 4217.
Millison, Harry, Mrs: 4436.
Milloy, Cathy: 3102.
Mills, Bernice Mitton (Mrs C.H.):
3773.
Mills, C.: 4102.
Mills, C.H.: 326, 1176, 2495, 2850,
3763, 3902, 3945, 3959, 4117,
4121, 4163, 4374, 4380.
Mills, Earl: 4436.
Mills, J.N.H., Rev.: 3468, 3480.
Mills, J.V., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Mills, Jack: 119.
Mills, John: 1165.
Mills, William, Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Milne, Almeda Bowman: 4499.
Milne, Donald: 4094, 4099.
Milne Family: 1035.
Milne, N.: 4031.
Milne, Robert: 4099.
Milne, Walter: 2056, 3413.
Milne, William: 1895.
Milner Family: 996.
Milner, James: 4099.
Milner, Joy: 2775.
Milner, Rev.: 703.
Milner, Richard: 996.
Milnes, H.N.: 638.
Milroy Family: 2041, 4212, 4258.
Milroy, James: 2766, 2818, 2846,
4202.
Milroy, Jane: 2727.
Milroy, John: 690, 2727, 4204.
Milroy, Maijorie Huxtable (Mrs
Harvie T.): 3852.
Milroy, Millicent: 2539.
Milroy, William: 1193, 3760.
Milroy, William, Mrs: 1178.
Milton, Moral: 4426.
Mimino, James: 4079.
Minchin, D.J., Dr: 4031, 4047, 4056,
4067.
Minchin, J.S., Dr: 4380.
Mingo Family: 4473.
Minke, Mr: 4428.
Minkel, Christopher: 2769.
Minnie, George: 4016.
Minto, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Minty, Robert: 2710.
Minz, Max: 3718.
Misch, A.J.F.: 2909.
Mistele, H.G., Mrs: 1977.
Mitchell, A.E., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Mitchell, A.S., Rev.: 1205, 3470.
Mitchell, Alexander: 2120.
Mitchell, Alexander, Mrs: 3636.
Mitchell, Bob: 3745.
Mitchell, Bruce: 2900.
Mitchell, Charles: 2989.
Mitchell, Charles H.: 1964, 2615,
2616, 4380.
Mitchell, Clare J.: 2900.
Mitchell, David: 3665, 4079.
Mitchell Family: 295.
Mitchell, George: 326, 3745, 4168.
Mitchell, Hugh: 221.
Mitchell, Jennie, Mrs: 2120.
675
Mitchell, John: 4079.
Mitchell, M.C., Miss: 2120.
Mitchell, Mary: 2701, 3665.
Mitchell, R.: 4278.
Mitchell, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Mitchell, Thomas: 3470.
Mitchell, William: 1165, 2039, 3474,
3656, 3669, 4468, 4525.
Mitchener, S.W., Rev.: 3643.
Mitchener, Tom: 4521.
Mittelberger, Gottlieb: 612.
Mixer, C.C.W., Rev.: 3468, 3479,
3480.
Moe, Charles: 2714.
Moebus Family: 3048.
Moebus, Henry: 3032.
Moeller, Norman: 116.
Moeser, William: 2552.
Moffat, Alex: 3660.
Moffat, Dr: 4240.
Moffat, Elizabeth: 1544.
Moffat, J.: 4031.
Moffat, John: 3656, 3824.
Moffat, Robert: 2727.
Moffat, Stephen: 302, 308, 4266.
Moffatt Family: 4212.
Moffatt, J.M.: 2631, 3809, 3915, 3927,
3944.
Moffatt, Mel: 3898, 3927, 4258.
Moffatt, Thomas: 690, 1165.
Moggeridge, Naim: 1334, 2050.
Mogk, Charles: 3608.
Mogk, Henry: 4079.
Mogk, Isaac: 3050.
Mogk, Levi: 4040.
Mohlman, Douglas: 4099.
Mohlman, Robert: 4099.
Mohr, Charles: 713, 720.
Mohr Family: 713, 719, 720, 4454.
Moir, Annie: 2707, 3703.
Mollenberg, Peter: 2179.
Monaghan Family: 2704, 3465.
Monahan, Mrs: 2815.
Monico, L.: 4474.
Monk, John: 1967, 1968.
Monk, V.J.: 2909.
Montag, Alphonse, Rev.: 4464.
Montag Family: 980.
Montag, Karl: 980.
Montag, Margaret Wenzel (Mrs
Karl): 980.
Montag, Michael H.: 29, 1542.
Montag, Sister Liguori: 2815.
Montgomery, F.H.: 3779.
Montgomery, J.E., Rev. "Ted": 3263,
3320.
Montgomery, Lottie Laing: 3636.
676
Personal Subject Index
Montour, Andrew: 522.
Montour, Madame: 522.
Monture, Ethel Brant: 3876, 3937.
Moody, W.J.: 4299.
Moody, William Stanley: 4102.
Moogk, Balthasar: 982, 983, 2588.
Moogk, Charles: 982, 983, 2588, 2603,
3029, 3527, 3788, 4078, 4422.
Moogk, Charles G.: 3054.
Moogk, Charles H.: 983.
Moogk, Charles, Sr: 3767.
Moogk, Elsie Underwood (Mrs
Frank): 983.
Moogk, Ernest B.: 2179.
Moogk Family: 981, 982, 983, 984,
985.
Moogk, Frank: 983.
Moogk, Fred C.: 2166, 3045.
Moogk, Frederick: 983, 3036.
Moogk, George: 983, 1747.
Moogk, George B.: 2179.
Moogk, Glenn McKee (Mrs
Frederick): 983.
Moogk, Herman: 983.
Moogk, Josephine Lockhard (Mrs
Charles): 982, 983.
Moogk, Marjorie Brown (Mrs
Herman): 983.
Moogk, Martha Welz (Mrs Charles):
983.
Moogk, Mary Hoebel (Mrs Herman):
983.
Moogk, Peter N.: 1747, 2179.
Moogk, Philip: 4371.
Moogk, Robert: 983.
Moogk, Salome Schmitt (Mrs
Balthasar): 982, 983.
Moore, Agnes: 1544.
Moore, C.: 3713.
Moore, Clyde: 3713.
Moore, Donald, Mrs: 4429.
Moore, Dr: 4040.
Moore, Elizabeth: 1544.
Moore Family: 458, 1548, 1773, 2705,
4199, 4212.
Moore, George: 1, 13, 1165, 1201,
1543, 1544, 3054, 4422, 4477.
Moore, George P.: 8, 13, 458, 1186,
4214.
Moore, George V.: 4246.
Moore, Helen M. Fyfe (Mrs John
D.): 3852.
Moore, Hemy: 256, 382, 1548, 2760.
Moore, Hugh: 4525.
Moore, Isabel: 3773.
Moore, James: 4104.
Moore, Jim: 1306.
Moore, John D.: 18, 1544, 1773,
2055, 2485, 3808, 3960, 4199,
4214, 4263, 4299.
Moore, Laurie: 3713.
Moore, Mary Barrie (Mrs George):
1543, 3665.
Moore, Nettie (Mrs George P.): 1758,
3852.
Moore, Robert: 2783.
Moore, Sarah Munson (Mrs Henry):
1548.
Moore, Susannah: 3090.
Moore, T.: 4278.
Moore, Tom: 1324, 4258.
Moore, Wallace: 2783.
Moore, William: 4371.
Moorman, J.: 4031.
Moosher, Mr: 2379.
Mop, W.: 4521.
Moran, John M.: 2808, 2818, 4499.
Mordhorst, O., Rev.: 2947, 3574.
More, George, Dr: 4473.
More, M.H.: 1725, 4079.
Moreau, Ernest: 4014.
Morel, H.: 4278.
Moreland, A. Lawrie: 2728, 2775.
Morell, Henry Louis: 4104.
Morely, James: 4488.
Morey, Emma: 2151.
Morgan, Frank H., Rev.: 3633, 4148.
Morgan, V.J., Rev.: 4470.
Morgan, William: 2787.
Morley, George: 4385, 4388, 4487,
4499.
Morley, Jacob: 2557, 4382.
Morley, Michael: 4499.
Morlock, J.C., Rev.: 3496, 4512, 4521.
Momingstar, Jesse: 2001, 4422.
Morningstar, Miss: 4422.
Morrell, George: 3076, 4526.
Morris, Bert: 4422.
Morris, Edward: 4103, 4104.
Morris, George: 4258.
Morris, W.E.: 4422.
Morris, William: 4104.
Morrish, E.: 4237.
Morrison, Auley, Mrs: 1500.
Morrison, Donald: 2724.
Morrison, Edward: 2777.
Morrison Family: 2385, 2399, 4477.
Morrison, James: 2700, 4454.
Morrison, John: 4466.
Morrison, M., Miss: 1895.
Morrison, Robert: 2120, 4473.
Morrison, William: 4439.
Morrow, A.E.: 2720.
Morrow, F.K: 1963.
Morrow, Harold: 3109, 3154.
Morrow, J.D., Rev.: 3664.
Mortimer, Lillian: 3713.
Morton, Alexander: 37, 1974.
Morton Family: 4188, 4199.
Morton, Hugh: 3663.
Morton, M.L., Miss: 4478.
Morton, Norman R.: 13, 1191.
Morton, Robert: 1851, 4079.
Morton, William, Dr: 1422, 2109,
2120, 4040, 4466.
Mosack, Michael: 4458.
Moscrip, Andrew: 2727, 2986, 4250.
Moser, Carl: 3442.
Moser, Carl, Mrs: 3442.
Moser, Charles P.: 986.
Moser, Charlie: 2828, 2829.
Moser, F.H.: 1824.
Moser Family: 276, 986, 2815, 4481.
Moser, Francis M.: 986.
Moser, Isaac: 556, 986.
Moser, John: 986, 2815, 4480, 4483.
Moser, Leonard: 4099.
Moser, Mary: 3442.
Moser, Mary Musselman (Mrs
Michael): 986.
Moser, Michael: 986.
Moser, Nick: 3175.
Moser, Paul: 4521.
Moser, Peter, Sr: 1191.
Moses, Mr: 3050.
Mosig, Hermann R., Rev.: 2947,
3525, 3609.
Moss, Austin: 22.
Moss, Beulah: 3390.
Moss, Frank: 1862, 4396.
Moss, Henry V.S.: 4214.
Moss, John K: 4426.
Mosser, Andrew: 4400.
Mosser, Elizabeth Wanner (Mrs
Peter): 2760.
— Mosser Family: 713, 719, 720, 1094.
Mosser, Henry: 3316.
Mosser, Isaac: 4499.
Mosser, Magdalena Guggisberg: 1862.
Mosser, Peter: 1358, 2760.
Mossman, Everett, Rev.: 3527.
Most, Gutlip: 4212.
Mott, Rev.: 3492.
Motta, Delfim: 697.
Motz Family: 675.
Motz, Helen: 1546.
Motz, Helena Vogt: 1545.
Motz, John: 82, 83, 85, 109, 110, 112,
249, 326, 635, 644, 664, 671, 672,
675, 1201, 1295, 1545, 1546, 1811,
1833, 2983, 3442, 3461, 3795,
Personal Subject Index
677
3815, 3903, 4011, 4158, 4298,
4299, 4315, 4318, 4374, 4380.
Motz, John E.: 1546, 1824, 2600,
3923, 4031, 4315.
Motz, John, Mrs: 3461.
Motz, Mary: 1545.
Motz, Paul J.: 2600, 4315.
Motz, Philip: 4079.
Motz, Rose Huck: 1546.
Motz, W.J.: 82, 83, 85, 326, 671, 672,
1346, 1545, 1546, 1810, 1895,
2714, 2756, 2850, 2983, 3815,
3902, 3903, 3945, 3949, 3959,
4056, 4299, 4315, 4374, 4380.
Mowat, H.A.: 4080.
Mowat, James: 4371, 4380.
Mowat, James Gordon, "Moses
Oates": 1165, 2714.
Mowat, John: 2714, 4429.
Mowat, Oliver: 1544, 1693, 1722,
2574, 2710.
Mowatt, Alexander H.: 3656.
Moxley Family: 382, 988, 4371.
^ Moxley, Mary Erb (Mrs William):
987.
Moxley, Mr: 1792.
Moxley, Mrs: 713, 720.
Moxley, Orlando H.: 987.
Moxley, Samuel: 326, 987, 4380.
— Moxley, William: 256, 987.
Moyer, A.: 2120.
Moyer, A.C.: 1, 13.
— Moyer, Abraham: 713, 720, 1547,
4444, 4461.
Moyer, Abraham H.: 713, 720.
Moyer, Adelaide: 1319.
Moyer, Barney: 4521.
Moyer, Benjamin Weber: 3082, 3181,
3741.
Moyer, Bernhardt: 815.
Moyer, C.E.: 37, 81, 326, 1974, 2714,
4380.
Moyer, Catharine Schiedel (Mrs
Henry): 1045.
Moyer, Christian: 579.
Moyer, D.H.: 1640.
Moyer, Dilman: 348, 1793.
Moyer, Dilman G.: 1165.
Moyer, Donald: 2775.
Moyer, Edwin: 2775.
Moyer, Ella: 2775.
Moyer, Elmer, Rev.: 3320.
Moyer, Elton: 2775.
Moyer, Esther Weber (Mrs Isaac):
989.
— Moyer Family: 225, 252, 524, 562,
712, 713, 719, 720, 813, 973, 989,
1547, 4360, 4443.
Moyer, Floyd: 2482.
Moyer, Frank, Rev.: 3627.
Moyer, Fred: 1974, 4521.
Moyer, Fritz: 964.
Moyer, H.A.: 3960, 4080.
- Moyer, Herny: 713, 720, 1045, 1547.
Moyer, Herbert: 2775.
Moyer, Isaac: 23, 326, 989, 3082,
3627, 3645.
Moyer, Isaac M., Rev.: 3314, 3644.
Moyer, John: 973, 1936, 2128, 3722,
4499.
Moyer, John George: 2120.
Moyer, Joseph: 3438.
Moyer, L. Clare: 1182.
Moyer, Larry: 2775.
Moyer, Lydia Wismer (Mrs Samuel
S.): 1547.
Moyer, Magdalena Houser (Mrs
Samuel): 989.
Moyer, Maggie: 3181, 3741.
Moyer, Margaret: 2482.
Moyer, Marlene: 2775.
-Moyer, Mary: 4477.
Moyer, Milton: 2775.
Moyer, Morgan: 2828, 2829.
Moyer, Moses: 37, 1165, 2109, 2120,
2379, 4428.
Moyer, Noah: 2711, 2775.
Moyer, P.E.W.: 1, 18, 80, 83, 85, 90,
110, 122, 123, 326, 1165, 1467,
1739, 1811, 1833, 1855, 1856,
2039, 2714, 2731, 2740, 2780,
2818, 2821, 2843, 2983, 3631,
3632, 3633, 4023, 4292, 4315,
4352, 4374, 4380.
Moyer, Peter: 4499.
Moyer, Philip: 3314.
Moyer, Rachel Cress (Mrs
Bernhardt): 815.
Moyer, Rachel Cress (Mrs John):
973.
Moyer, Rosalie: 2775.
Moyer, S.: 4395.
Moyer, S.N., Rev.: 3496.
Moyer, Samuel: 989, 2801, 3870.
Moyer, Samuel S.: 1165, 1547, 1636,
1637, 2812, 3322.
Moyer, Sarah Snider (Mrs Isaac):
989.
Moyer, Simon: 4428, 4525.
~ Moyer, Susannah E.: 1652.
Moyer, Sylvester: 1165, 2818, 3671,
4155, 4263, 4395.
Moyer, William: 26, 308, 326, 664,
2379, 2470, 3631, 3632, 4371,
4380, 4441, 4461, 4525.
Muckle, Jimmy: 4253.
Muder, Elizabeth Peppier (Mrs
Friederich): 1004.
Muder, Friederich: 1004.
Mudge, Abel: 308, 1976, 2379, 2441,
4182, 4184, 4185, 4187, 4188,
4202, 4212.
Mudge, B.H.: 4483.
Mudge, Louis: 1, 4188.
Muegge Family: 2745.
Mueller, Adolph: 85, 102, 110, 671,
672, 1300, 1381, 1382, 2441, 2706,
2710, 2714, 2793, 2818, 2821,
2983, 3815, 4056, 4067, 4380,
4429.
Mueller, Berthold, Rev.: 119, 3609.
Mueller, Carl: 4070.
Mueller, Charles: 1, 915, 1857, 1868,
1994, 4380, 4422.
Mueller, Charles J.: 1, 1994.
Mueller Family: 477.
Mueller, Frederick: 1955, 1968.
Mueller, Frieda: 3815.
Mueller, Harvey: 4491.
Mueller, Henry: 3767.
Mueller, Hilda: 2704, 4499.
Mueller, J. Charles: 333, 1868, 2889.
Mueller, John: 4193, 4461.
Mueller, Joseph: 4299.
Mueller, Karl: 671, 672, 2983, 3815,
4299, 4380.
Mueller, Kurt: 326.
Mueller, P.B., Rev.: 3525, 3537.
Mueller, Rosa: 3431.
Muenzinger, J.N., Rev.: 2947.
Muir, Cassie: 4439.
Muir, George: 4100.
Muir, Henry: 4422.
Muir, J.M.: 4477.
Muir, J.W.: 3767.
Muir, James: 4437.
Muir, John: 4473.
Muir, Matthew: 4079.
Muir, Mr: 3669.
Muir, Rev.: 689.
Mulhem, D.: 3413.
Mulheron, J.J.: 4195.
Mulherron, T.: 4422.
Mulhn, M.: 2736.
Mulholland, Alice: 1573.
Mulholland, Bill: 3050.
Mulkerson, Mr: 4192, 4193.
Mullan, J.A., Rev.: 3669.
Muller, F.: 4392.
Mullet, A.E.: 3640.
Mullet Family: 716.
678
Personal Subject Index
Mulligan, Larry: 2745.
Mullin, M.H.: 332, 1862, 4228, 4395,
4396.
Mullin, Peter: 2120.
Mulloy, Charles: 2774, 2775.
Mulloy, Edward H.: 4102.
Mulloy, Gitty Claflin: 2774, 2775.
Mulloy, Miss: 2748.
Mulloy, Nelson, Dr: 1165, 3808, 4454.
Mulrooney, E.J.: 3154.
Munchbencher, Mr.: 3256.
Mundel, Christopher: 2769.
Mundy, George: 2775.
Mundy, Mark: 4246.
Mundy, Mr: 2975.
Munn, Bessie: 2748.
Munn, H.P.: 4103.
Munn, Mr: 4040.
Munn, Murray: 4061.
Munro Brothers: 122.
Munro, C.: 2843.
Munroe, Kate: 752.
Munson, Ephraim: 1548, 4212, 4214,
4266.
Munson Family: 1083, 1548.
Munson, Lent: 1548.
Munson, Lucy (Mrs Ephraim): 1548.
Munson, Sarah Springer (Mrs Lent):
1548.
Munzinger, Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3621.
Murawsky, Martin: 3044.
Murdoch, Henry, Rev.: 3417.
Murdoch, J.Y., Rev.: 2854.
Murdoch, William T., Rev.: 3665,
3666.
Murdock, Hugh: 4250.
Murdock, J.G., Rev.: 3661, 3670.
Murman, A.: 2769.
Murphy, F.: 4278.
Murphy, George: 2202.
Murphy, Isabella: 2055.
Murphy, James, Rev.: 3448.
Murphy, William A.: 2449.
Murr, Frank H.: 4102.
Murray, A.L., Rev.: 3472.
Murray, Alec: 1937, 3656.
Murray, Duncan: 4246.
Murray, E.W., Rev.: 3468, 3472.
Murray, Florence: 1266.
Murray, George, Rev.: 3668, 3678,
3686, 3695, 4380.
Murray, H.G.: 2764.
Murray, Hannah E.: 2379.
Murray, Hugh: 3031.
Murray, James: 2783.
Murray, Jessie: 1693.
Murray, John: 1693, 1754, 4079.
Murray, John D.: 1192, 1754, 1773,
2731, 4499.
Murray, John Wilson: 4009.
Murray, Keith: 2745.
Murray, Robert: 1754, 3665, 4228.
Murray, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Murray, Russell, Mrs: 3055.
Murray, W.J.: 4396.
Murray, W. Stewart: 3745.
Musgrave, E.: 2994.
Musselman, A.B.: 3631, 3632.
Musselman, Ann: 4065.
Musselman, Arthur: 1162, 2116.
Musselman, Arthur P.: 2120.
Musselman, Blanche Bean: 1225.
Musselman, Claude H.: 2388, 2899,
3923, 4395.
- Musselman, David: 275, 713, 720,
986, 1976, 2379, 2481, 2482, 2484,
2548, 2549, 2554, 3007, 3608,
4513, 4517, 4523, 4524, 4525,
4528.
Musselman, Esther Martin (Mrs
David): 986.
" Musselman Family: 252, 713, 719,
720, 800, 932, 986, 1087, 4221,
4513.
- Musselman, Frederick: 256, 713, 720,
986, 4441.
Musselman, George: 3863.
Musselman, George L.: 3959.
Musselman, Gerry: 2594.
Musselman, Isaac: 369.
Musselman, Joseph: 308, 3007.
Musselman, Leah, Mrs: 1185.
Musselman, Moses: 1953.
Musselman, Mr: 4515.
Musselman, Olive Zeller: 1162.
Musselman, Peter: 3642.
Musselman, R.: 4499.
Musselman, Walter: 4065.
Musser, John V.: 4099.
Musser, Peter: 256.
Mustin, Alfred: 326, 1838, 1871,
1891, 1894, 1903, 2012, 4112,
4118.
Muth, Bernhardt: 4221.
Myers, Albanus: 851.
Myers Family: 713, 719, 720.
Myers, Isaac W.: 1549.
Myers, Lilian: 2703.
Myers, Michael: 579, 1358, 1983,
2705, 4487, 4490, 4499.
Myers, R.M.: 301, 1065, 1236, 2803,
3923.
Myers, Raymond: 1370.
Myers, Richard: 2736.
Mylius, Dorothea Klotz (Mrs R.):
1143, 1550, 1551.
Mylius, R., Dr: 671, 672, 1143, 1165,
1382, 1550, 1551, 2144, 2818,
2843, 3815, 4380.
Nachtsinger, Jacob: 4, 251, 252, 713,
720.
Nafe, Harry: 4422.
Nafe, Noah: 1519, 3813.
Nafziger, Allan: 3369.
Nafziger, Allen S.: 3368.
Nafziger, Amos, Mrs: 3065.
Nafziger, Christian: 258, 275, 278,
292, 307, 516, 517, 536, 537, 538,
552, 556, 598, 615, 646, 657, 669,
713, 720, 1358, 1398, 1552, 1754,
1775, 2379, 2767, 3275, 3290,
3293, 3307, 3308, 3368, 3383,
3864, 4384, 4498, 4499.
Nafziger, Clara Snider: 602.
Nafziger, Elizabeth Jutzi (Mrs Peter):
3365.
Nafziger, Elva Snider: 602.
— Nafziger Family: 716, 990, 1057.
Nafziger, Nancy: 3065.
Nafziger, Peter: 514, 556, 599, 922,
4384.
Nafziger, Valentine: 3277.
Nagle, John: 2769.
Nahrgang, Amelia Bergey (Mrs
Menno): 1186, 3361, 3365.
Nahrgang, Arthur: 3194.
Nahrgang, C.K: 635, 4461.
Nahrgang, C.R.: 2843.
Nahrgang, Christian: 3258, 4011.
Nahrgang, Christopher: 1186, 1773,
4371, 4388, 4487.
Nahrgang, Conrad: 332, 1583, 2109,
2120, 2126, 4274, 4286.
Nahrgang, E., Mrs: 2109, 2120.
Nahrgang Family: 353, 658, 713, 719,
720, 728, 2774, 3335, 4499.
Nahrgang, H.J.: 4371.
Nahrgang, Henry: 4380.
Nahrgang, Jacob: 4422.
Nahrgang, John: 3319, 4380.
Nahrgang, Joseph: 1186.
Nahrgang, Mary: 1186, 1612.
Nahrgang, Mary Shantz: 1186.
Nahrgang, Menno: 1186, 2798.
Nahrgang, Menno, Mrs: 3335.
Nahrgang, Ruth: 2775.
Nahrgang, York: 3194.
Naim, David: 2561, 3732, 4230.
Personal Subject Index
679
Nairn, James M., Dr: 4526.
Nairn, Miss: 4230.
Napoleon, Catherine, Mrs: 3839.
Nash, A.T., Rev.: 3496.
Nash, Abraham: 947.
Nash, Agnes Hauser (Mrs Abraham):
947.
Nash Family: 947, 948, 991.
Nashwaaksis: 189.
Nast, Carl, Mrs: 4212.
Nauman, Edward: 1197.
Nauman, Muriel: 1197.
Naumann, Deltooy: 4499.
Naylor, Edward: 4422.
Naylor, W.S.: 4031.
Naylor, W.S., Mrs: 3773.
Near, Albert: 4439.
Near Family: 711, 2385.
Necker, Claude: 2581.
Neeb, Betty: 2715.
Neeb, Bill: 2829.
Neeb, E.H.: 4017.
Neeb Family: 658, 2829, 4499.
Neeb, H.J., Mrs: 2715.
Neeb, Irene, Mrs: 2829.
Needles, Ira G.: 333, 1924, 2885,
2905.
Needs, Richard: 4103.
Neff Family: 932.
Neff, Herman: 4451.
NefF, Isabel: 3271.
Neff, Julius, Rev.: 3608, 4271.
Neidergall, Henry: 4512.
Neidig, August: 3422.
Neill, B.H.: 3816.
Neill, Thomas: 4103.
Neilson, Elizabeth: 3650.
Neilson, William: 4230.
Neisch, Henry: 4040.
Nelles, Hendrick: 4134.
Nelles, Robert: 4134, 4144.
Nelles, Warner: 300.
Nelles, William: 300.
Nelson, Alexander: 4483.
Nelson, Erwin: 4273.
Nelson, John: 4079.
Nelson, Peter: 4080, 4102.
Nelson, Stanley: 326.
Nelson, W.C., Rev.: 3715.
Nesbitt, A.: 3761.
Nessner, Matthew: 4436.
Nethery, Fred: 4014.
Neuber, Isaac: 1845.
Neubronn, Anna von: 2843, 4380.
Neubronn, Frederick von: 2843, 3041,
4371.
Neubronn, Louis von: 2767, 2815,
2818, 3029, 3422, 3442, 3461,
3465, 4318, 4380.
Neudoerffer, Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Neuert, Valentin: 3527.
Neufeld, Alexandra Janzen: 616.
Neufeld, Alice: 3292.
Neufeld Family: 929.
Neufeld, Henry: 3143.
Neufeld, Peggy Conrad: 616.
Neufeld, Woldemar: 333, 616, 671,
672, 929, 3075, 3154, 3157.
Neuhauser Family: 716.
Neumann, Manfred: 4362.
Neuschwanger Family: 992.
Neuschwanger, Froenika: 992.
Neuschwanger, Henry: 992.
Neustedt Family: 4499.
Neville, C.A.: 2714, 4380.
Neville, J.E.: 4298.
Neville, KP.R.: 2899.
Neville, Samantha: 1198.
Nevills, Titus G.S.: 286, 1976, 2379,
2767, 4384, 4385, 4388, 4498,
4499.
Newberry, Rev.: 3485, 3492, 3499.
Newbery, Frank: 3905, 3937.
Newcombe, Hiram: 4429.
Newcombe, Mrs: 1200.
Newcombe, Nelson: 2766, 2818.
~ Newcomer, Maria: 787.
Newlands, A.M.: 4263.
Newlands, Adam: 1956.
Newlands, Andrew: 332, 1671, 1851,
1956, 1961, 2005.
Newlands, Andrew, Jr: 332.
Newlands, Harry: 4103.
Newstead, Albert: 2775.
Newstead, David: 3770.
Newstead, Maria: 2775.
Newstead, Olga: 2775.
Newsteadt, John: 1007.
Newton, F.E., Mrs: 3838.
Newton Family: 4470.
Ney, William R., Rev.: 3562.
Nezny, Alexander: 4099.
Nichlen, Daniel: 1976, 2379.
Nichol, Dr: 4506.
Nichol, J., Dr: 4524.
Nichol, J.L.: 2050, 4233.
Nichol, James: 3660, 4221, 4525.
Nichol, Mrs: 1400.
Nicholas, Dr: 4512, 4521.
Nicholas, Mr: 4306.
Nicholls, Isaac: 1204.
Nichols, John: 4102, 4103.
Nicholson, C.K, Rev.: 3263.
Nicholson, J.: 4221.
Nicholson, William C., Rev.: 3651,
3652.
Nickason, Elizabeth: 1204.
Nickel, Agatha: 1197.
Nickel, Cornelius: 3292.
Nickel, Ernest: 2775.
Nickel, Rite: 2718.
Nicol, James: 2727, 3663.
Nicolaus, Andrew: 4371.
Niebel, L.J.: 229.
Niebergal Family: 4499.
Niebergal, Henry: 4521, 4529.
Niebergal, Mr: 1974.
Niehaus, Charles F.: 2100, 2109,
2120, 3959, 4298, 4299, 4374,
4380.
Niehaus, William: 2144, 4370, 4371,
4380.
Nielson, John: 4499.
Niemann, Clement, Rev.: 3442, 3467,
4464.
Niemoeller, Martin, Rev.: 3513.
Niergarth, Edward: 4521.
Niergarth, J.W.: 4499, 4521.
Niessen, J.: 2769.
Nightingale, Ed: 1932.
Nightingale, Fraser: 4273.
Nill Family: 4221.
Nill, William: 1165.
Nispel, Carl: 2109, 2120.
Nispel, Carl, Mrs: 1294.
Nispel, Charles: 2121, 4255.
Nispel, Conrad: 2109, 2120.
Nissen, Hank: 4474.
Nissen, Shirley: 4474.
Nissley, Erma Snider: 3968.
-= Nissley Family: 716.
Nissley, Mary: 3127.
Nitardy, F., Rev.: 3574.
Nitardy Family: 2704.
Nixon, C.O., Rev.: 3695.
Nixon, S., Rev.: 3668.
Noble, Grace: 2728.
Noble, Harry: 4015.
Noble, Norene: 2728.
Noecker, C.T., Dr: 1.
Noecker, Claude: 13.
Noecker, E., Miss: 2780, 2781.
Nohes, Thomas: 2109, 2120.
Nolinsky, Ferdinand: 2482.
Noll Family: 3148, 4494.
Noll, Fred: 4494.
Noll, John: 2120, 3074, 3101, 3106.
Noll, Julius: 3101.
Noll, Regina Motz: 3101.
Noll, William: 3074, 3101, 3106.
Nollar, George: 4483.
680
Personal Subject Index
Nolting, William, Rev.: 3574.
Nopper, John: 2767.
Norman, A. Lloyd: 2714, 4103, 4104.
Norman, Arthur C., Mrs: 1204.
Norman, L.: 2714, 2798, 2817.
Norman, L.R.: 13.
Norman, Lambert: 1553, 2782, 2818,
2820.
Norman, Laura Nairn: 4526.
Norman, Moe: 326.
Norman, William, Mrs: 4207.
Norris, Eleanor Miller: 3031.
Northcombe, D.M.: 4080.
Northcott, S.H.: 4275.
Northrup, Charles, Rev.: 3413.
Norton, Charles: 1983.
Norton, Charles, Jr: 1983.
Norton, George: 4396.
Norton, J.N., Rev.: 3414.
Norton, John: 282.
Norwood, D.: 4088, 4258.
Nouet, Tom: 2179.
Nowak, Walter: 2503, 3820.
Nudyk, Paul: 4315.
Nugent, F.E., Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Nugent Family: 993.
Nuhn, Henry, Rev.: 3513.
Nurse, Donald G.: 3818.
Nurse, Harriet: 4470.
Nurse, Miss: 4491.
Nurse, William: 4470.
Nuttall, James: 4102.
Nutter, Albert: 1197.
Nutter, Shirley: 1885.
Nyberg, Henry: 1409, 1628, 1845,
1856, 1857.
O’Brecht, William: 3444.
O’Brien Family: 4473.
O’Brien, John: 3102, 4523, 4524.
O’Brien, R.: 2120.
O’Connor, Daniel: 1165.
O’Connor, G., Mrs: 2832.
O’Connor, James: 1300.
O’Connor, M., Dr: 1171, 3474, 4487,
4506.
O’Connor, Rose: 2815.
O’Donnell, C.W.: 13.
O’Donnell, Maude: 3773.
O’Donohoe, James: 1165.
O’Donovan, P.: 1871.
O’Grady, Doreen Giesler: 2815.
O’Grady, G.O., Rev.: 2815.
O’Grady, J.E.: 2777.
O’Leary, Miss: 2704.
O’Leary, Mrs: 3709.
O’Loane Family: 2818, 3448.
O’Neil, John: 4100.
O’Neill, DeU: 2987, 2988, 2989.
O’Neill, George: 326, 4014, 4380.
O’Neill, Jessie: 2714.
O’Neill, William: 4217.
O’Reilley Family: 3465.
O’Reilly, Francis, Rev.: 3433.
O’Shaughnessy, Rev.: 2815.
O’Sullivan, J.J., Mrs: 1511, 1512.
O’Toole, Mr: 4499.
Oakes, John: 4477.
"Oakes, Mary: 2727.
Oakes, S.: 2798.
Oakley, Donald, Rev.: 3417.
Oakley, Elizabeth: 3828.
Oakley, George: 2061, 2120, 3828,
4468, 4483.
Oakley, Susan: 3828.
Oaks, Anthony, Dr: 1171, 1205, 4150,
4246, 4395, 4400, 4428.
Oaks, J.W.: 1165, 1974.
Ober Family: 4494.
Oberholtzer, A., Miss: 3773.
Oberholtzer, Abraham: 2813, 3259,
3305, 3316, 3402, 3499, 4195,
4448, 4449, 4456, 4458.
Oberholtzer, Catharine: 804.
w Oberholtzer Family: 711, 713, 719,
720, 813, 2829, 4393.
Oberholtzer, G.V.: 1971, 4374, 4380.
Oberholtzer, Henry: 713, 720, 4195.
Oberholtzer, J.: 1811, 1833.
^ Oberholtzer, Jacob: 275, 713, 720,
3316.
Oberholtzer, Jacob B.: 1199.
Oberholtzer, Jacob B., Mrs: 1199.
" Oberholtzer, Jacob M.: 2828, 2829,
3329.
" Oberholtzer, John: 2818, 2843, 3324,
3355.
Oberholtzer, Joseph: 332, 553, 908,
1002, 2097, 2379, 2736, 2760,
4274, 4286, 4455.
Oberholtzer, Lyle: 1971.
Oberholtzer, Martin: 4525.
Oberholtzer, Mr: 1974.
Oberholtzer, O.: 3256.
Oberholtzer, Owen: 1165, 1446, 3499.
Oberholtzer, R.S.: 1554, 3923, 3928.
Oberholtzer, Rachel Bowman (Mrs
Abraham): 4448, 4449.
* Oberholtzer, Sarah Erb (Mrs
Abraham): 3402.
Oberlander, Dr: 4056.
Oberlander, F.E., Rev.: 1346, 1442,
3513, 3525,' 3537, 3539, 3551,
3559, 3603, 3656, 3903, 3945,
3959, 4029, 4031, 4374, 4380.
Oberthauser Family: 1129.
Ochs, A., Dr: 1, 4275, 4299.
Ochs, Gideon: 1729.
Odd, Herbert: 3109, 3154.
Odery, Joseph, Rev.: 3636.
Odhert, Robert: 1983.
Oehm Family: 1047.
Oelschlager, Catherina Schmidt:
4191.
Oelschlager, William: 671, 672, 1535,
1811, 1812, 1833, 2714, 2821,
3034, 3815, 4136, 4190, 4191,
4195, 4374, 4380, 4474, 4483.
Oentara; 187.
Oesch, Barbara Nafziger (Mrs John):
995.
Oesch, Barbara Schultz (Mrs John
Jr): 994, 3361.
Oesch, Catherine Zehr (Mrs
Christian): 3361.
Oesch, Christian: 1117, 3361.
Oesch Family: 716, 994, 995, 4476,
4478.
Oesch, John: 383, 598, 994, 995,
3364, 4509.
Oesch, John, Jr: 994.
Oesch, John N.: 995.
Oesch, Magdalena Boshart (Mrs
John N.): 995.
Oestreicher, John S.: 3506.
Oetzel, Andreas: 4499.
Oetzel, John: 4053, 4371, 4461.
Offner, M.: 4499.
Ogden, Eva Johnston (Mrs E.): 4278.
Ogden, W.E., Dr: 4031.
Ogram Family: 996.
Ogram, Mabel: 2814.
Ogram, Mary Milner: 996, 4473.
Ogram, Pearl Linton: 4433.
Ogram, Robert: 996, 4473.
Ohlhaeser, Francis: 1843.
Ohlhaeser, Jacob: 1843.
Ohloff, John: 3569.
Oille, L., Dr: 1171.
"Old Jack": 1092, 4456.
Olesen, J. William, Mrs: 4436.
Olgert, C., Rev.: 3415.
Olinsky Family: 4443.
Oliver, A.J.: 2720, 2862, 2863, 3816,
4079, 4080, 4092, 4233.
Oliver, A.M., Mrs: 3636.
Oliver, A.R.: 4088, 4230.
Oliver, A. Reid, Mrs: 1707.
Oliver, Adam S.: 1740, 4087.
Oliver, Beverly (Mrs John): 3665.
Personal Subject Index
681
Oliver, C.: 4499.
Oliver Family: 2760, 3908, 4204,
4212.
Oliver, George: 2743, 2800, 4230.
Oliver, Janet: 2701.
Oliver, Jimmie: 1230.
Oliver, John: 3665.
Oliver, M., Mrs: 4204.
Oliver, Mary: 3838.
Oliver, R.: 4278.
Oliver, Robert: 2765.
Oliver, Samuel: 4318.
Oliver, Thomas: 2727, 4278.
Oliver, Walter: 4214.
Oliver, William: 4204.
Olmstead, Paul, Rev.: 3263.
Omand, Fraser W.: 2120, 4466.
Omand, J. Wilson: 4466.
Onaghsgwisahhon: 300.
Opperman, Henry W., Rev.: 3513,
3559, 3603.
Oppermann, William: 3815.
Oppertshauser, Conrad: 997, 1165,
4221.
Oppertshauser Family: 831, 832, 833,
997.
Oppertshauser, Katharine Lippert
(Mrs Conrad): 997.
Orchard, John: 332.
Orchard, William: 3709.
Orendorf Family: 716.
Orlando, George: 4425.
Orlowski, Mr: 3772.
Ormand, Mr: 3898.
Ormiston, David: 2714, 2818, 4380.
Ormsby, William: 552.
Oromocto: 189.
Orr, Andrew: 308, 1165, 3665.
Orr, Andrew, Mrs: 3665.
Orr, Emma: 3053.
Orr Family: 3623, 4199.
Orr, George: 2700.
Orr, P.J., Mrs: 4067.
Orr, R.D.: 4299.
Orr, Robert: 1279.
Ortewein, John W.: 2120.
Orth, George, Mrs: 3608.
Orth, George, Rev.: 3612.
Ortman Family: 717, 4426.
Orton, C.: 4278.
Ortwein, Henry: 1974, 4517.
Ortwein, John: 4521.
Ortwein, William: 4464.
Orzen, Albert, Rev.: 3508, 3525,
3560, 3616.
Osborne, Albert Edward: 4103.
Osborne, B.: 326, 4080.
Osborne, Mr: 1974, 2780, 2818.
Osbourne, D.S.: 4104.
Osbourne, W.A., Mrs: 1190, 3838.
Osbourne, William: 1909, 1976, 2128,
4250, 4266.
Oschmann, Kaspar: 3815.
Osgood, R.B.: 1334, 2050.
Ostaszewski, Theodora: 3466.
Oswald, Barbara: 556.
Oswald, Clarence: 2090, 2120.
Oswald Family: 716, 998, 4221, 4499.
Oswald, Henry: 3815.
Oswald, Jacob: 2120, 4371.
Oswald, Katie: 4371.
Oswald, Michael: 4525.
Oswald, Philip: 2436, 2547, 2550,
3527, 4525.
Oswald, William: 2039.
Oszwald, Sebastian: 3527.
Ott, H.L.: 13, 4280.
Ott, J.T.: 2149.
Ott, Jacob: 1943.
Ott, John: 1943, 4221, 4513, 4524,
4525.
Ott, John O.: 1165.
Ott, Magdalena: 1943.
Ott, Mervin: 4273.
Ott, Michael: 1943, 1948.
Otte, Adolph: 3102.
Ottely, Nathan: 4524.
Otterbein, Balzar: 1000.
Otterbein, Edgar: 2030.
Otterbein, Elisabetha Herrmann (Mrs
Valentine): 999, 1000.
Otterbein, Ellen: 3128.
Otterbein Family: 998, 999, 1000.
Otterbein, Henry: 998, 1000, 3128,
4371.
Otterbein, Johann Caspar: 998.
Otterbein, Levi: 3128.
Otterbein, Lidia Kolb: 3126.
Otterbein, Lizzie: 3128.
Otterbein, Lydia Kolb: 3128.
Otterbein, Magdalena: 3128.
Otterbein, Margaret B. Hahn (Mrs
Johann Caspar): 998.
Otterbein, Noah: 3128.
Otterbein, Valentine: 1, 999, 1000,
1165, 4067, 4299.
Ottman, Alvin: 2120, 4473, 4477.
Ottman, Charles: 1, 4466, 4481, 4483.
Ottman, Charles F.: 1974, 4040,
4480.
Ottman, Florence, Mrs: 2120, 4473.
Ottman, George: 4474.
Ottman, Irene, Mrs: 2120, 4473.
Ottman, John: 4473, 4477.
Otto Family: 716, 3251.
Otto, Helen: 2798.
Otto, John: 1, 1974, 2767, 4382.
Otto, Lloyd: 4014, 4414.
Otto, Peter: 4422.
Otto, William: 1974, 4220.
Ovens, Jennie: 2803.
Ovens, Robert: 3663.
Ovens, William: 3663.
Overgaard, Herman O.: 4023.
Overholt Family: 1083.
Owen, C.H.P., Rev.: 1281, 3470,
3474, 4382.
Owen, Thomas E.: 1555.
Owen, Thomas E., Mrs: 1555.
Owens, William: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Oyer Family: 716.
Ozaruk, Peter: 1197.
Pabst, August: 4275.
Pabst, Christian: 1292, 1811, 1833,
2424, 4277, 4286.
Pache, Paul: 2090, 2120.
Packer, A.J.: 3514.
Paddock, Thomas: 348, 4207.
Paelmer, James: 1983.
Paetz Family: 959.
Page, Alvin: 3745.
Page, Frank E.: 1190, 1556, 2401,
2535, 2731, 2959, 2971, 3866,
3876, 3900, 3915, 3937, 3944,
3945, 4490, 4499.
Page, Frank E., Mrs: 1189, 2971.
PageL Albert: 4414.
Paige, Franklin: 4099, 4192.
Paige, Willard: 4099, 4192.
Paikin, Mr: 4023.
Paine, Harold: 4104.
Paisley, Margaret Rieder: 1197, 3506.
Pale Moon, Chief: 3898.
Paleman, C.: 3415.
Palmer, Bernice: 3773.
Palmer, Dorothea: 128.
Palmer, F.B.: 4104.
Palmer, George: 3636.
Palmer, George, Mrs: 3636.
Palmer, May: 3636.
Palmer, Mr: 2818.
Palubeski, Joseph, Rev.: 3437.
Palvetzian Family: 704.
Panabaker, Aaron: 553, 1001, 4276.
" Panabaker, Abram: 1001, 4277.
Panabaker, Abram A.: 1001.
Panabaker, Arnold T.: 1001, 1187,
2103, 2760, 3644.
Panabaker, Belle: 4273.
682
Personal Subject Index
Panabaker, C.A.: 1001, 1187, 1789,
2960, 3644, 4272.
Panabaker, Catherine Wanner (Mrs
David): 1001.
Panabaker, Cornelius: 553, 729, 1184,
2097, 2766.
Panabaker, D.N.: 29, 250, 373, 514,
1001, 1184, 1205, 1233, 1557,
1558, 2760, 2994, 3187, 3644,
3869, 3923, 3930, 3945, 3949,
3956, 4271, 4280, 4284.
Panabaker, David: 232, 1001, 1165,
1557, 1976.
Panabaker, David W.: 4273, 4276,
4278.
Panabaker, Edward: 553, 1974.
Panabaker, Elizabeth: 1190, 2760.
Panabaker, Elizabeth C.: 1001.
Panabaker Family: 1001, 1022, 1789,
4436.
Panabaker, Frank S.: 1002, 1557.
Panabaker, Henry: 553.
Panabaker, J.D.: 1184, 1557, 4031,
4278.
Panabaker, Jane Deehan (Mrs C.A.):
1001.
Panabaker, Joel: 4276.
Panabaker, Joel C.: 1001.
Panabaker, L.W.: 3644.
Panabaker, Leah Wanner (Mrs
David): 1001, 1557, 2760.
Panabaker, Levi: 4276.
Panabaker, Levi W.: 1001.
Panabaker, Mary L. Eaton (Mrs Joel
C. ): 1001.
Panabaker, Muriel: 1001.
Panabaker, Muriel, Miss: 2120.
Panabaker, Ruben: 553, 1002.
Panabaker, Sara Anderson (Mrs
D. N.): 1001.
Panabaker, Sarah Clemens (Mrs
Abram): 1001.
Panabaker, Sarah Elizabeth
Anderson: 1557.
Panabaker, W.: 4278.
Panabaker, Walter C.: 4104.
Panabaker, Wilbur C.: 1557.
Panabaker, Winnifred Hayward (Mrs
Arnold T.): 1001.
Panagapka, Walter: 4226.
Panhofer, Simon: 1895.
Pankratz, A.: 2798.
Pannabecker, Abram: 1002.
Pannabecker, Ann: 1002.
Pannabecker, Anna: 1002.
Pannabecker, Barbara: 1002.
Pannabecker, Elias: 1002.
Pannabecker, Elizabeth: 1002.
Pannabecker, Esther: 1002.
Pannabecker, Henry: 1002.
Pannabecker, John: 1002.
Pannabecker, Margaret: 1002.
Pannabecker, Samuel: 1002.
Pannabecker, Sarah: 1002.
Pannabecker, Veronica: 1002.
Pannebecker, A.: 4458.
Pannebecker, Aaron: 2760.
^Pannebecker, Abraham: 238, 242.
Pannebecker, Catharine Wanner (Mrs
David): 2760.
^Pannebecker, Cornelius: 256, 264,
275, 289, 332, 514, 517, 713, 720,
1001, 1002, 1557, 2760, 3232,
4274, 4286, 4455.
Pannebecker, Cornelius, Jr: 1002.
Pannebecker, David: 2760, 4458.
Pannebecker, E.R.: 3278.
Pannebecker Family: 713, 719, 720,
811.
'*• Pannebecker, Hendrick: 1002, 1557.
" Pannebecker, Henry: 256.
Pannebecker, Mary: 1002.
' Pannebecker, Nancy Detweiler (Mrs
Cornelius): 1001.
Pannebecker, Sarah Clemens: 242.
Pannebecker, Susannah: 2760.
Pannicke, Walter: 677.
Pantalony, Joe: 3102, 3109.
Paprocki, John: 4448.
Parghamian Family: 704.
Parker, Annie Hilbom (Mrs George
W.): 2775.
Parker, Gerald: 3102.
Parker, Graham: 2179.
Parker, Henry: 2379.
Parker, L.H.: 1689.
Parker, Leon Evert: 4103.
Parker, R.L.: 2774, 2775.
Parker, S.H.: 29.
Parker, T.: 4088.
Parker, T.A., Mrs: 4088.
Parker, William J.: 4103.
Parks, Irma Green: 120, 2041.
Parks, J.D., Rev.: 3690.
Parmer, Norman: 4031.
Parr, M.C., Rev.: 3622.
Parr, Mr: 2815.
Parr, William: 4275.
Parsons, Albert: 1932.
Parsons, C.C., Mrs: 3857.
Parsons, J.A.: 29, 3816.
Partlow, T.: 2950.
Partridge, Reuben: 255.
Pashley, G.E.: 4422.
Passmore, Edward: 4513, 4524, 4525.
Passmore, William, Dr: 1171, 3642,
3669.
Pasternak, Jack: 4135.
Patrick, John E.: 4014.
Patrick, Robert: 332, 2005, 3663,
4230.
Patrick, William, Mrs: 4204.
Pattenden, L.: 3709.
Patterson, Agnes: 2703.
Patterson, E., Rev.: 3474.
Patterson, George: 2807.
Patterson, George, Mrs: 3665.
Patterson, James: 4250.
Patterson, Jennie Anderson: 877.
Patterson, John: 2055, 2122, 4380.
Patterson, John, Rev.: 4178, 4182.
Patterson, Maggie Amot: 3665.
Patterson, Margaret L. Clemens (Mrs
W.H.): 3852.
Patterson, Nancy-Lou: 3070, 3118,
3155.
Patterson, R.E.: 13.
Patterson, Robert: 121.
Patterson, Simon: 2379.
Patterson, W.: 4080.
Patterson, Walter, Rev.: 3658, 3660.
Patterson, William: 3644.
Pattinson, Frank H.: 1370, 1558,
1956, 1975, 2333, 4031.
Pattinson, Frank, Mrs: 3773, 3923.
Pattinson, George: 1, 332, 809, 908,
1558, 1811, 1833, 1862, 1916,
1956, 1975, 1986, 2000, 2005,
2153, 2379, 3808, 4031, 4056,
4080.
Pattinson, John Lynn: 1558, 4080,
4102.
Pattinson, Marion Gladstone: 877.
Pattison, Ruth: 1194.
Paul, F.W.A.: 3040, 3054.
Paul, Henry: 804.
Paul, Mary: 804.
Paulitzki, Norman: 4451.
Paulitzki, Norman, Mrs: 4451.
Paulter, M.J.: 4395.
Paulter, Peter P.: 4400.
Paulter, Peter P., Mrs: 4400.
Paulter, Vincent A., Rev.: 3422.
Pautler, Alfred: 4396.
Pawlele, D.: 3813.
Pawson, Clifford: 4104.
Payne, Walter: 4080, 4102.
Peachey, Edmund: 4315.
Peachey, Peter: 4315.
Pearce, Eliza: 1559.
Pearce, Thomas: 13, 671, 672, 1300,
Personal Subject Index
683
1515, 2590, 2700, 2704, 2705,
2714, 2731, 2780, 2781, 2782,
2798, 2801, 2805, 2808, 2815,
2817, 2828, 2843, 2983, 3871,
3959, 4080, 4264, 4356, 4371,
4374, 4380, 4429, 4439, 4450,
4454, 4478, 4494, 4513, 4525.
Pearce, Thomas, Mrs: 4080.
Pearce, William: 1559.
Pearcey, Randy: 3102.
Peard, William: 3709.
Pearl, Bert: 2153.
Pearson, C.L., Dr: 2822, 4299, 4380.
Pearson Family: 4477.
Pearson, John: 4017, 4477.
Pearson, John M.: 4483.
Peck, George, Rev.: 3496.
Peck, Jack P., Rev.: 3472.
Peck, Lynus: 256.
Peck, Thomas: 1861, 3689, 4079,
4230, 4250, 4253, 4254.
Peddar, Joshua: 2700, 4423, 4429,
4439.
Pedder, Thomas: 4458.
Peddie, J.W.: 3656.
Pederson Family: 1003.
Pedrosa, Jose: 697.
Peer, J.H., Rev.: 3417.
Peer, William, Rev.: 3410.
Peine, Henry: 1974, 2767.
Peine, Louis: 2767, 2899, 4382.
Peirce, W.C., Rev.: 3715.
Pellerin, B., Mrs: 2801.
Peking Family: 1014, 4494.
Peltz, Ferdinand: 13, 3180, 4422.
Pelz, Maude Clemens: 1169.
Pelz, William J.: 1169, 4150.
Pender, Fannie Beasley (Mrs Ira D.):
1084.
Pender, Ira D.: 1084.
Penebecker, Barbara: 1002.
Penfield, Daniel: 144, 282, 4266.
Penfold, Jesse: 963.
Penn, John: 3870.
Penn, William: 537, 556, 612.
Penner, Hans: 2704.
Penner, Henry: 2704, 3401.
Penner, Kathy: 602.
Penny, Gordon: 3102.
Peppier, Catherine Kuhl (Mrs
Ludwig): 1004.
Peppier, Elizabeth Gonder (Mrs
George): 1004.
Peppier Family: 1004, 2705, 4499.
Peppier, George: 1004, 2704, 4499.
Peppier, Ludwig: 1004, 4422.
Peppier, Mary Weigand (Mrs Henry):
1004.
Pequegnat, A.E.: 1560, 1818.
Pequegnat, Albert: 1005.
Pequegnat, Arthur: 1005, 1006, 1474,
1560, 1939, 1979, 2024, 2747,
2818, 2822, 2851, 4034, 4149,
4158, 4380.
Pequegnat, Buller: 2822.
Pequegnat, C.D.: 1005, 2333, 4380.
Pequegnat, Dena: 1005.
Pequegnat, E. Paul: 1005, 2767.
Pequegnat, Edmond: 1005, 1006,
1187, 2818, 2822, 4380.
Pequegnat, Emanuel: 1005, 4103.
Pequegnat, Emma: 1005.
Pequegnat Family: 133, 249, 1005,
1006, 1560, 1851, 1939, 2024,
2039, 4324.
Pequegnat, Francoise (Mrs Ulysse):
1005, 1006.
Pequegnat, George: 1005.
Pequegnat, James: 1005.
Pequegnat, Joseph: 1005.
Pequegnat, Leah: 1005.
Pequegnat, Lena: 1005.
Pequegnat, Leon G.: 1005, 2767,
4299, 4382, 4499.
Pequegnat, Marcel: 1005, 1006, 1196,
2364, 4023, 4344, 4380.
Pequegnat, Marie: 1005.
Pequegnat, Paul: 1005, 3810, 4034.
Pequegnat, Philemon: 1005.
Pequegnat, Philip: 1005, 3767.
Pequegnat, Rachel: 1005.
Pequegnat, Robert: 4023.
Pequegnat, Ulysse: 1005, 1006.
Pequignat, Pierre: 1005.
Percy, D.R.: 1845.
Peregrine, David: 3636.
Peregrine, Elsie: 3636.
Peregrine, Etta: 3636.
Pereira, Frank: 697.
Pereira, L.A.: 697.
Perine Brothers: 4525.
Perine, Edward: 4515.
Perine, J.S.: 1500, 1503, 1974, 2470,
2700, 4423, 4429.
Perine, M.B.: 1500, 1503, 1973, 1974,
2379, 2470, 2549, 2578, 2700,
4315, 4423, 4454.
Perine, Sarah A.: 2549.
Perine, W.D.: 1973, 2379, 2459, 2470,
3978, 4315.
Perius, Ignatius, Rev.: 3439, 3442.
Perley, George H.: 1256.
Perley, Rose Hespeler: 908.
Perrin, Alex: 3927.
Perrin, Ambrose: 1007.
Perrin, Charlotte Wingham (Mrs
John): 1007, 1561.
Perrin, Edith: 1007.
Perrin, Edwin: 1007.
Perrin, Erwin: 1007.
Perrin Family: 1007, 1008, 1561,
1773, 2539, 4212.
Perrin, Harriet: 1007.
Perrin, James: 1007.
Perrin, John: 1007, 1561.
Perrin, Mary Ann Newstead: 1007,
1008.
Perrin, Robert: 1007.
Perrin, W. Ross: 1773.
Perrin, William: 1007, 1008.
Perry, J. Campbell: 4246.
Perry, Minnie: 3771, 3840.
Perry, Robert L.: 332.
Perry, S.: 4233.
Perry, T.P., Rev.: 3643.
Perry, Walter: 3470.
Pescott, W.E., Rev.: 3622, 3631, 3632,
3633.
Petch, Charles: 3813.
Petch Family: 4473.
Petch, J.P.: 2769.
Petch, John: 4040.
Peterman, Russell: 2156.
Peters Family: 1035.
Peters, Frank C., Dr: 2889, 2904,
2908, 2909, 3401.
Peters, Gerhard: 2704.
Peters, John: 4371.
Peters, John, Rev.: 3623.
Peters, Sarah: 2704.
Petersen, Dorothy Hahn: 2050, 3031,
3033.
Petersen, Vilhelm: 2050.
Petersheim Family: 716.
Peterson, A.J.: 664, 1562, 1563, 1565,
2714, 2818, 2843, 4380, 4524.
Peterson, Alexander: 779, 1165, 4473,
4513, 4524, 4530.
Peterson, Charles: 3632, 4371, 4524.
Peterson, Charles J.: 4477.
Peterson, Charles L.: 1562, 3631,
4380.
Peterson, Clayton: 4521.
Peterson, David W., Dr: 1562.
Peterson, Elizabeth Snider (Mrs
Alexander): 779.
Peterson, Elora: 1562.
Peterson Family: 779, 1C09, 1564,
1565, 4220, 4221, 4477.
Peterson, H.W.: 1165, 1357, 3348.
Peterson, Hannah Hendrickson (Mrs
684
Personal Subject Index
Henry William): 1565.
Peterson, Harriet Middleton Clayton
Douglas (Mrs H.W.): 1563, 1564,
1565, 1566.
Peterson, Henry, Dr: 1562.
Peterson, Henry William: 7, 9, 83,
84, 85, 87, 109, 110, 112, 275,
294, 326, 349, 461, 483, 516, 593,
610, 611, 624, 633, 635, 664, 665,
1009, 1347, 1349, 1350, 1358,
1562, 1563, 1564, 1565, 1566,
1747, 2818, 2843, 3232, 3238,
3273, 3283, 3310, 3326, 3363,
3493, 3494, 3495, 3503, 3525,
3537, 3564, 3592, 3870, 3889,
4195, 4371, 4372, 4377, 4380,
4524.
Peterson, Henry William, Jr: 635,
1563, 1564, 1565.
Peterson, J. Henry: 1562.
Peterson, James: 2812.
Peterson, John D.: 1009.
Peterson, Julia: 1562.
Peterson, L.: 4080, 4102.
Peterson, Mary Ann: 1562.
Peterson, P. Frederick: 1562.
Peterson, William: 4477.
Petrie, Alexander: 4079.
Petrie, Annie: 3660.
Petrie, Mr: 3669.
Petrie, William: 2818.
Petsche, H., Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3608, 3621.
Pettie, Arthur, "Junior'': 3050.
Pettie, Wayne: 3050.
Pettitt, Nathaniel: 4134, 4144.
Pfaff, Edward: 4382.
Pfaff Family: 4499.
Pfaff, George: 3050.
Pfaff, Henry: 3050.
Pfaff, Philip: 85, 4525.
Pfanner, E.: 22.
Pfanner Family: 4499.
Pfanner, Moses: 4499.
Pfeffer, William: 3558.
Pfeifer, Xavier: 1877, 2470, 3660.
Pfeiffer, F.A., Rev.: 3507, 3525, 3537,
3553, 3575, 3576, 3621, 4499.
Pfeiffer, G.: 3180.
Pfeiffer, Philip: 3808.
Pfeiffer, W., Rev.: 3415, 4382.
Pflug Family: 1129.
Pflug, Harold: 1129.
Pfohl Family: 658.
Phelan, Frank: 2862, 2863.
Phelps, Charles R.: 1195.
Phelps, David: 256.
Phelps, Mr: 255.
Philip, Dietrich: 3322.
Philip, George O., "Pop": 10, 2177,
3010, 3029, 3050, 4298, 4299,
4348, 4349, 4350, 4374, 4380.
Philip, J.R., Dr: 1171.
Philip, M., Miss: 3470.
Philip, W.: 4233.
Philip, Walter: 2714, 2777.
Philip, Walter T.: 4104.
Philip, William: 1188, 1806, 4088,
4233, 4433.
Phillips, A.M., Rev.: 3622.
Phillips, Cecil: 4014.
Phillips, H.N., Rev.: 1300.
Phillips, Richard: 4214.
Phillips, T.D., Rev.: 1300.
Philp, C.R.: 2710, 2794, 2821.
Philp, W.: 3054.
Phin Family: 4277, 4436.
Phin, Harold: 1404.
Phin, J.M.: 4285.
Phin, J.R.: 2775, 4275, 4278, 4280,
4285, 4289.
Phin, James: 20, 1166, 1404, 2766,
2818, 2994, 4422.
Phin, James P.: 1165, 1799, 3644,
4277, 4456.
Phin, John: 20, 1165, 1166, 3644,
3645.
Phin, Robert M.: 1184, 4271, 4273,
4276, 4278, 4280, 4285, 4289.
Pholl, Jacob: 4499.
Pickard, Mabel Ahrens: 2004.
Pickell, R.G.: 4223.
Pickering, William: 2120.
Picket, Emanuel: 4079.
Pickett, Cecil: 1937.
Pickett, J.K: 4422.
Pickett, Vincent J., Rev.: 3464, 3467,
4464.
Pickle, Bertha: 3713.
Pickup, Jeremiah: 2994, 4286.
Pieper, William: 4374.
Pierson Family: 2478.
Pihale, Andrew: 4371.
Pilkington, Robert: 275, 4525.
Piller, J.: 3054, 4422.
Pinchin, George: 4499.
Pinder, Robert: 4451.
Pines, Katherine Ruppert: 1206.
Pinheiro, Gil: 697.
Pinke, Reinhart: 2496, 2503, 3545,
4017.
Pinkley, John: 3592.
Pipe, William, Dr: 1171, 1201, 1811,
4299, 4306, 4370, 4371, 4374,
4380, 4512, 4521.
Piper, E.A.: 4422.
Piper, James: 1976, 4188.
Pipher, L.R., Rev.: 3320, 3378.
Pirch, R. von. Rev.: 85, 326, 664,
671, 672, 2808, 2983, 3513, 3525,
3545, 3551, 3559, 3603, 4380.
Pires, Joaquim C.: 697.
Pirie, Donald: 723, 1773.
Pirie Family: 723, 757, 1084, 1773.
Pirie, Janet Anderson (Mrs John):
723.
Pirie, John: 723, 4525.
Pirie, T., Mrs: 4088.
Pirie, W., Rev.: 3656, 3685.
Pitcher, Don: 4396.
Pitcher, George, Mrs: 2701.
Pitcher, Jim: 3033.
Pitcher, Rosemary: 3936.
Pitcher, W.J.: 2122.
Pitman, Florence, Rev.: 3263.
Pittner, Joseph J.: 4099.
Pitts, R.C., Rev.: 1281, 3470.
Piwowarek, Edward J.: 4315.
Plant Family: 4436.
Plant, Rev.: 3485, 3499.
Planz, C.: 4422.
Plate, Leroy: 4099.
Platt, Mr: 4506.
Playford, Benjamin: 3767.
Playford, Benjamin B.: 3959, 4031,
4422.
Playford, David: 2438.
Playford, E.S.: 1827, 4422.
Playford, E.S., Mrs: 3773.
Playford, Stephen: 1165.
Playford, T.S.: 2095.
Pletch, A.E., Rev.: 4512, 4521.
Pleva, E.G.: 4023.
Pliem, Philip: 264.
Ploethner, A.: 4392.
Ploethner, August: 3074, 3101.
Ploethner, William: 4104.
Plomske, Art: 2177.
Plomske, Bill: 3735.
Plowman, George, Rev.: 2, 1639,
3485, 3492, 3499, 4450.
Plum, W.R., Sr: 1, 3470, 3474, 4299,
4382, 4505, 4506.
Plummer, Maurice: 1197.
Plummer, Maurice, Mrs: 1197.
Plumtree, Charles: 3681.
Plumtree Family: 4454.
Plumtree, Mary Beilis (Mrs Ernest):
4454.
Pocock, Lance A., Rev.: 3479, 4278.
Poehlmann, B.: 3042.
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685
Poehlmann, John B.: 3034, 4422.
Poellet, Luther, Rev.: 3562.
Poffenroth, Allan: 4225.
Poffenroth, Julius: 4225.
Pogson, Harriett, Miss: 2120.
Pogson, J., Rev.: 3470.
Pogson, Leila: 2828, 2829.
Pogson, William: 1165.
Pogue, Howard V., Dr: 1205.
Pogue, James: 4278.
Pogue, Robert, Rev.: 3664, 4275.
Pohl, Frederick: 3027, 3033.
Pokryfka, Paul: 4100.
Polkinghore, A.: 4422.
Poll, Charles: 2117.
Poll, Elmer: 4499.
Poll, Milford: 2030.
Pollard, E.: 2120.
Pollock, Arthur B.: 1169, 1857, 1864,
2013.
Pollock, C.A.: 1703, 2013, 2029, 3923.
Pollock, Carl: 1169, 1737, 2714, 3033.
Pollock, David: 1169, 4040.
Pollock, James: 149, 4250, 4428.
Pollock, John: 817, 3687.
Pollock, K.J., Miss: 2728, 2775.
Pollock, R.L.: 4233.
Pollock, Rachel Hewitt (Mrs John):
817.
Pollock, Racie Boehmer (Mrs Arthur
B.): 1169, 1178, 3041, 3042, 3048,
3773, 4380.
Pollock, Thomas: 3713.
Poison, Hugh R.: 1182.
Polzin, Carl: 4100.
Pomeroy, Bessie Veitch (Mrs J.S.):
4526.
Pomeroy, J.S.: 4526.
Pomeroy, John B.: 1793, 2109, 2120,
2818, 4380.
Pomeroy, Rev.: 3643.
Pommer, Gottlieb: 1165, 1974.
Pond, Gordon, Mrs: 4226.
Pond, Sidney, Mrs: 4226.
Poole, William: 4252.
Poore, Mrs: 3636.
Pope, J.H.: 1628.
Poppen, L., Rev.: 3574.
Popplow, August, Rev.: 3525.
Poreda, John, Rev.: 3437.
Porteous, John, Rev.: 3665.
Porteous, Kate: 2803.
Porter, Dana: 2905.
Porter, George, Dr: 4031.
Porter, Marjorie: 4278.
Porter, Thomas: 2862, 2863, 4233.
Porter, W.H., Rev.: 3410.
Porter, William: 4203.
Posey Family: 4473.
Postle, Noble, Mrs: 4436.
Poth, Andrew: 1010, 1911, 3414,
3415, 4461, 4496, 4499.
Poth, Anna Diebel (Mrs Edward):
1010.
Poth, Earlmont: 1010, 1911, 2352,
4499.
Poth, Edward: 1010.
Poth, Elmer A.: 1911, 2731, 2971,
4499.
Poth, Emma Diebel (Mrs Frederick):
1010.
Poth Family: 1010.
Poth, Frederick: 1010, 4497, 4499.
Poth, Kenneth: 1911, 4490, 4499.
Poth, Kenneth, Mrs: 2971.
Poth, Magdalena Lautenschlager
(Mrs Andrew): 1010.
Poth, Philip: 1911, 2843, 4499.
Potje, Matt: 660.
Potter, Alexander O.: 1193, 2781,
2889, 2899, 2904, 2909, 3525,
3537, 4146, 4357.
Potter, Bella: 2714.
Potter, David: 302, 3689, 4266.
Potter, George: 2055, 4100, 4380.
Potter, George E.: 3198, 3959.
Potter, James: 326, 635, 2163, 2714,
3631, 3632, 4371, 4380.
Potter, James, Mrs: 3656.
Potter, Mr: 4136.
Potts, George C.: 4102.
Potts, J.B., Mrs: 3838.
Potts, James: 4102.
Poulteney, William, Sir: 522.
Powell, A.B.: 1833.
Powell, Charles: 4104.
Powell, David: 804.
Powell, Ernest: 4280.
Powell, Etta: 2149.
Powell, Frank: 4176.
Powell, G.A.: 2714, 2793.
Powell, Henry: 2120.
Powell, Mary: 3709.
Powell, Russell: 4225.
Powell, Samuel: 2120.
Powell, W.B.: 3816.
Powell, Walker: 1252.
Powell, William D.: 4517.
Power, L.V.: 4422.
Power, Michael, Rev.: 2551.
Power, R.H.: 4422.
Powers, C.G., Dr: 1191.
Powers, Miss: 2815.
Powis, William: 2073.
Prange, Henry: 2728.
Prange, Sylvester: 2728.
Pranschke, G.E., Rev.: 3507, 3519.
Pratt, Cecil: 4103.
Pratt, Florence Conway: 975.
Pratt, H.H.: 4080, 4103.
Pratt, Walter J.: 4080.
Pratt, William J.: 4080.
Preheim Family: 717.
Prentice, George: 4104.
Prescott, W.E., Rev.: 4246.
Pressprich, Adolph: 85, 112, 671, 672.
Pressprich, Otto: 20, 85, 109, 119,
671, 672, 1165, 1166, 1992, 2767,
4499.
Prest, A.J.: 22.
Prestien Family: 636.
Preston, Benham: 255, 256, 382, 555.
Preston, Durward: 3915.
Preston, Herman: 2736.
Preston, Matilda: 3665, 4230, 4233.
Preston, Mr: 555, 766, 4456.
Preston, Richard E.: 2900.
Preston, W.J., Rev.: 3663, 3671.
Preston, William: 3622.
Pretorius, Francis David: 612.
Price, C.E., Rev.: 3256.
Price, Catherine: 4065.
Price, Charles F.: 4061.
Price, John D., Dr: 4061.
Price, Mrs.: 4061.
Priddle, George: 333, 3918.
Pringle, A.D.: 1323, 2050, 4031, 4395,
4400.
Pringle, F.A.: 4422.
Pringle Family: 1160.
Pringle, James: 2994.
Pringle, Jane: 4018.
Pringle, Jane Laidlaw (Mrs John):
1160.
Pringle, John: 1160.
Pringle, Margaret Young (Mrs
William): 1160.
Pringle, Mary Young (Mrs John):
1160.
Pringle, Mrs: 3872.
Pringle, Robert: 1160, 4079.
Pringle, William: 1160, 3745, 4079.
Prior, Charles: 2096.
Prior, Lyle: 4058.
Prior, R.: 4278.
Pritchard, H.J., Rev.: 3687.
Pritchard, Robert William D.: 2547.
Pritcher, Mr: 4080.
Pritschau, Charlie: 4327, 4465.
Probst, Christian: 3082.
Probst, Maria, Mrs: 3550.
686
Personal Subject Index
Proctor, A.D., Dr: 4029, 4031, 4081.
Prokop, Edward: 4099.
Prong, Carl: 4436.
Prong Family: 4436.
Prong, Percy: 4436.
Prosser, W.E., Rev.: 4271.
Proudfoot, George: 1165, 4458.
Proudfoot, J.: 4395.
Proudfoot, William, Rev.: 571.
Proudlove, Maria: 1198.
Proudlove, Mr: 4371.
Prudham, J.H.: 8, 4233.
Pruefer, Helmut, Rev.: 671, 672.
Pruefer, Ida: 671.
Prueter, H.J.: 2852, 4380.
Pryer, Mr: 279.
Puddicombe, A.B.: 4499.
Puddicombe, A., Miss: 3470.
Puddicombe Family: 4491, 4508.
Puddicombe, Henry: 520, 3470, 3474,
4498, 4506, 4525.
Puddicombe, Hilda Quinton: 4486.
Puddicombe, Johanna Balkwell: 3476,
4486.
Puddicombe, Mary: 3470.
Puddicombe, Max: 3470, 4499.
Puddicombe, Miss: 3470.
Puddicombe, Reg: 3194, 4486, 4499,
4506.
Puddicombe, Robert: 2120, 3470,
3474.
Puddicombe, Robert B.: 1165.
Puddicombe, Roy M.: 4486.
Puddicombe, Sara Walker: 4486.
Puddicombe, Thomas: 1165, 3470.
Puddicombe, Thomas B.: 2120, 4486.
Puddicombe, Thomas B., Mrs: 3470.
Puddicombe, William: 2798, 3470,
3474, 3476, 4486, 4498, 4499,
4505, 4506.
Pugh, F.H.: 2714, 2821.
Pugsley, E., Mrs: 22.
Pugsley, Edmund: 1567, 2714, 2818.
Pugsley, Hugh: 1567.
Pugsley, Janet Lever: 1567.
Puisaye, Count de: 283.
Pullam, Arthur: 4280.
Pullen, Kenneth: 2775.
Purdy, J.H.: 4233.
Purdy, John: 1866.
Purdy, John A.: 1205, 4230.
Pursh, Frederick: 1400.
Pursh, George Frederick: 1402.
Purvis, Mrs: 3773.
Purzer, F.X.: 4422.
Putnam, Kenneth: 4044.
Putnam, Robert T.: 2033.
Puttock, David: 816.
Puttock, G.: 4080.
Puttock, Veronica Cress (Mrs David):
816.
Pym, A.E.: 4422.
Pym, J.H.: 4422.
Pyne, Dr: 2720.
Pyne, R.A.: 2818.
Quance, Noah: 2720.
Quarrie, William: 1165, 2109, 2120,
2128, 3663, 4255.
Quarry, Andrew: 3669.
Quarry, William: 2478.
Quast, Edgar: 4099.
Quehen, Eugenie: 1725.
Quehl, Henry: 4474.
Quentin, Albert P., Mrs: 3631, 3632.
Quentin, Albert P., Rev.: 3631, 3632,
3633.
Querin, Fred: 2179, 4192.
Querin, Norma: 2179.
Quickfall, A.C.: 1, 29, 1568.
Quickfall, Annie: 1198.
Quickfall, Charles: 1198.
Quickfall, Edith Shoemaker (Mrs
’ A.C.): 1568.
Quickfall Family: 713, 719, 720, 1084,
1792, 4441.
Quickfall, George: 1198.
Quickfall, Hannah Martinson: 1198,
1953.
Quickfall, Leah Groff (Mrs R.M.):
1198.
Quickfall, Richard: 20, 1165, 1198,
1792, 2379, 4422.
Quickfall, Thomas: 20, 1165, 1198,
1953, 1976, 2379, 4515, 4525.
Quickfall, Walthy: 1198.
Quinlan, Ted: 4225.
Quinn, Leo M.: 1186.
Quiring, Magdalena: 671.
Quiring, Peter: 671, 672.
Quirk, Thomas M.: 4230.
Quirmbach, Albert, Rev.: 2714.
Quirmbach, Charles: 3029, 4014,
4380, 4437.
Quirmbach, Herman: 2714.
Rabb, L.S., Miss: 4382, 4499.
Rabb, S., Miss: 1200.
Rabe, Clarence: 1796.
Raber Family: 716.
Rachar, Cal: 4225.
Raddatz Family: 1129, 4499.
Raddatz, Gladys V., Mrs: 2120.
Radford, J.H., Dr: 1, 29, 1688, 2465,
2975, 2986, 4031, 4062, 4233,
4246, 4299.
Radigan, Edward: 1974, 2975, 2986,
4237, 4263.
Radtke, Carl: 4099.
Rae, Ann Dryden: 841.
Rae, Isabel: 2703.
Rae, John: 2743.
Rae, Mary Ann Dryden (Mrs
William): 842, 843.
Rae, Nancy: 1190.
Rae, William: 842, 843.
Rafters, Marie: 2815;
Ragueneau, Rev.: 187.
Rahman, Charles: 2736.
Rahman, John: 2760.
Rahmann Family: 636.
Rahn, Andrew: 1983.
Rahn, Clara: 4217.
Rahn, Dorothy: 752.
Rahn, George: 2801.
Rahn, Robert: 4099.
Rahn, William: 2484.
Raich, Wilhelm: 664.
Raikes, Robert: 3387.
Railton, Richard, Rev.: 1205.
Raines Family: 1931.
Raisig, J.M.: 4422.
Rajewski, Michael: 3820.
Ralby, W.B., Rev.: 3519.
Rally, W.B.: 2767.
Rally, William, Rev.: 3470, 3474,
3476.
Ramore, Dominick: 4250, 4266.
Ramsay, D.S.: 4278.
Ramsay, D.S., Mrs: 4278.
Ramsay Family: 915, 4204.
Ramsay, J.D.: 2797, 2994, 3664, 4255,
4275, 4277, 4278, 4280, 4282,
4286.
Ramsay, Linda: 4474.
Ramsay, Robert D.: 2120.
Ramsay, Scott: 3675.
Ramseyer, Ada: 4499.
Ramseyer, Anna Litwiller (Mrs Peter
K.): 955.
Ramseyer Family: 716, 1046.
Ramseyer, Nancy: 3365, 4499.
Ramseyer, Peter K: 955.
Ramthun, F., Rev.: 3574.
Randall, Barbara- 1515.
Randall, Caroline: 2055.
Randall Family: 4436, 4499.
Randall, George: 1, 13, 18, 333, 1165,
1855, 1860, 1865, 1956, 1974,
Personal Subject Index
687
1975,
2005,
2055,
2379,
3754,
3767,
3892,
3894,
4034,
4056,
4067,
4274,
4286,
4306,
4318,
4371,
4455.
4374,
4380,
4407,
4422,
Randall, Jacob C
.: 2728.
Randall,
John:
1796,
4274,
4428,
4436.
Randall, John A.: 1796.
Randall, Mr: 1932, 1975.
Randall, Shubel H.: 1956, 1975, 2005,
2055, 4286, 4306, 4318, 4371.
Randell, K: 3734.
Rank, Jacob: 4474.
Rankin, William: 332, 1374.
Rankine, Robert, "Scotty": 4396.
Rannie, Alex: 4478.
Rannie, George: 1165.
Rannie, John: 4040.
Ranscombe, Ada Elizabeth: 1204.
Ranscombe Family: 4429.
Ranscombe, Ted: 4058.
Ransom, Thomas: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Raphael, Ernest: 3718.
Rappolt, Mr: 3636.
Rapson, James: 262.
Rasbach, Adam V.: 4191.
Rassaerds, Matthew: 1983.
Rassaerts, Rev.: 4464.
Rathbum, William: 1292, 4079.
Rathe, Mr: 4080.
Rathke, W.O., Rev.: 3523, 3562.
Rathman, Gottlieb: 4371, 4380.
Rathman, Herman: 3513, 3815, 4299,
4371, 4380.
Rathnell, J.: 4278.
Ratz, Ailene May: 1569.
Ratz, Anna Gertrude (Mrs
Valentine): 1011, 1012, 1569.
Ratz Brothers: 3050.
Ratz, Clare Anne: 1569.
Ratz, D.: 4299.
Ratz, Daniel: 1, 1569, 2438, 2457,
4225, 4525.
Ratz, David D.: 1569, 4225.
Ratz, E.L.: 2086.
Ratz, Edward E.: 13, 1201, 1570,
4056.
Ratz, Eileen: 2712.
Ratz, Emma M.: 1569, 4225.
Ratz Family: 249, 658, 1013, 2705,
3030, 4499.
Ratz, George: 1013, 1569, 2438, 2457,
4225, 4525.
Ratz, H.E.: 8, 1570, 4040, 4470, 4474,
4478.
Ratz, Henry: 1013, 1460, 1461, 4067,
4380.
Ratz, Henry, Mrs: 1461.
Ratz, Jacob: 1, 1012, 1013, 1165,
1569, 2705, 4078, 4422, 4487,
4525.
Ratz, John: 1011, 1013, 1569, 1808,
1974, 2988, 2989, 4217, 4220,
4221, 4222, 4223, 4225, 4513,
4524, 4525.
Ratz, John H., Dr: 1569, 2399, 4104,
4225.
Ratz, Lloyd H.: 3923.
Ratz, Lydia Ann: 1569.
Ratz, Mary Ann: 1569, 4225.
Ratz, Mr: 1974.
Ratz, R.G., Dr: 3790.
Ratz, Salome: 1011, 1569, 4225.
Ratz, Simon: 2438, 2457, 4525.
Ratz, Simon H.: 1569, 4225.
Ratz, Susan: 1569, 4225.
Ratz, Valentine: 1011, 1012, 1013,
1205, 1569, 2007, 2379, 2705,
4517, 4521, 4525, 4529.
Ratz, Vera: 3031.
Ratz, William: 1936.
Ratz, William Fernando: 1569.
Ratz, William N.: 1569.
Ratz, Winnie: 3031.
Ratzer, Jacob: 3692.
Rau, Albert: 4099.
Rau, Andrew: 1983.
Rau, Bimbo: 4225.
Rau, Conrad: 4221, 4525.
Rau, George: 4388.
Rau, J.: 1861, 1974.
Rau, J.L., Rev.: 3519.
Rau, John: 1861, 1983, 4474, 4487.
Rau, John, Mrs: 1983.
Rau, Joseph: 1983.
Rau, Joseph F.: 29, 1861, 2109, 2120,
4382, 4487, 4499.
Rau, Rev.: 3546, 3574, 4195, 4221,
4521, 4525.
Rau, Stephen: 1861, 1983.
Rau, Sylvester: 3465.
Rauchfuss, Julius: 671, 3034, 3188.
Rauschenbush, August, Rev.: 3406,
3414, 3416, 3721.
Raw, Rev.: 3518, 3566, 4512.
Rawlins, Arthur: 3713.
Rawson, S.F.: 1740.
Ray, Catherine Rose (Mrs George
W.): 4018.
Ray, George W.: 4018.
Ray, Lawrence: 3412.
Ray, W.J., "Bud": 4099.
Raymer, Christian, Rev.: 3320.
Raymer, R.: 3709.
Raymo, W.A.: 3767.
Raymond, Chris: 2760.
Raymond, Irvin: 2760.
Raynor, Susie: 3709.
Read, Adam: 4455.
Read, E.H.: 4175.
Read Family: 1014.
Read, Vera: 4521, 4527.
Reade, W.M.: 1535, 4114.
Reaman, G. Elmore: 554, 638, 889,
1193, 1571, 1758, 3865, 3892,
3909, 3915, 3922, 3944, 3968,
4410, 4517.
Reaman, G. Elmore, Mrs: 1571.
Rebel, Jean: 3513.
Rebelski, Gottfried: 4382.
Rebelsky, Mrs: 3620.
Reble, E., Rev.: 3513, 3525, 3595,
3620.
Reble, J.H., Dr: 740, 2153, 2899,
3513.
Rebscher, George: 3, 646, 1861, 4380.
Rebscher, Mr: 1128.
Rebscher, Peter: 1983, 4371.
Rebscher, Wilhelm: 1861, 1983, 2574.
Rechson, William: 4079.
Rechsteiner Family: 4499.
Rechsteiner, J.: 3519.
Reddaway, Richard: 4491.
Redderoth, A., Dr: 2899.
Redekop, Calvin W.: 1015.
Redekopp Family: 1015.
Redford, Andrew: 691.
Redford, George: 691.
Rediger Family: 716.
Redin, Roxanna M., Mrs: 2120.
Redpath, William: 1845.
Reece, Mr: 4423.
Reed, Andrew: 1845.
Reed, Edson, Mrs: 4204.
Reed, Jack: 2775.
Reeds, C.R.: 4441.
Rees, Bill: 2098.
Rees, William: 2807.
Reesor, Christian: 255, 256.
Reesor, Edward: 4422.
Reesor, Noah, Mrs: 3137.
Reesor, Peter: 255, 256.
Reesor, Thomas: 3319.
Reeve, Charles: 4436.
Reeve, Edward: 4436.
Reeve, Jennie: 2736.
Reeve, Walter: 2736, 3417.
Reeves, Amos: 4435.
Regehr, Henry: 4014.
Rehkopf, Walter: 4099.
688
Personal Subject Index
Reiber, John: 2572.
Reiber, William: 4099.
Reibling Family: 4499.
Reibling, Milton: 4499.
Reichard, Jacob: 23, 2030, 2704,
4487.
Reichard, Maria, "Polly": 2030, 2704.
Reichard, O.W.: 1184, 4223.
Reichard, Samuel: 23, 2030, 2704,
4499.
Reichert, Allan: 3575.
Reichert, Barbara: 555, 755.
Reichert, Barbara Betzner (Mrs
Christian): 275.
Reichert, Charles: 1165.
Reichert, Christian: 248, 252, 255,
256, 264, 275, 514, 555, 713, 720,
755, 1152, 1153, 1995, 2097, 2379,
3061, 3080, 4456, 4485.
Reichert, Daniel: 1152, 1153, 1165,
2704, 4474, 4485.
Reichert, Elizabeth Groh (Mrs
Daniel): 1152, 1153.
— Reichert Family: 252, 713, 719, 720,
1152, 4380, 4499.
Reichert, Jacob: 1995, 2379, 4485.
— Reichert, John: 252, 275, 713, 720,
755, 4456, 4521.
Reichert, Joseph: 1064.
Reichert, Maria, "Polly": 4485.
Reichert, Philip: 2843, 4371, 4514.
Reichert, Rebecca Groh (Mrs
Christian): 1152, 1153.
Reichert, W.W.: 664.
Reichert, William, Mrs: 3575.
Reick, Ed: 4499.
Reick, Herbert: 4034.
Reick, Mrs: 3773.
Reickert, Angie: 4196.
Reid, Alexander: 2379, 3863.
Reid, Alice: 1573.
Reid, Andrew: 3863.
Reid Brothers: 1165, 1974.
Reid, Douglas C.: 1573.
Reid, Eva B.: 3773.
Reid Family: 1147, 2562, 3863.
Reid, George: 4448, 4449.
Reid, Gilbert S.: 1573.
Reid, Howard: 156, 2701.
Reid, Isaac: 2097.
Reid, J. Stanley: 1573.
Reid, Jackson: 4178.
Reid, James: 1573.
Reid, James H.: 4080, 4102.
Reid, James W.: 4217.
Reid, John: 1572, 3668, 3863, 4121.
Reid, John A.: 3745.
Reid, John, Mrs: 1572.
Reid, John Q.: 3745.
Reid, John, Sr: 3728, 3863.
Reid, Landor, Mrs: 3773.
Reid, Mary McDonald: 3636.
Reid, Mr: 255, 2379.
Reid, Patsy: 1718.
Reid, R.: 4299, 4318.
Reid, Richard: 1470, 1573, 2495,
2818, 2843, 3656, 3873, 4080,
4158, 4374, 4380.
Reid, Richard, Mrs: 3631, 3632.
Reid, Robert: 3663, 3863, 4079.
Reid, Ronald J.: 3927.
Reid, Selma E.: 2550.
Reid, Simon: 1165, 2818.
Reid, Stanley: 2714, 4102.
Reid, Thomas: 4435.
Reid, Tillie E.: 2748.
Reid, Walter: 3728, 3863.
Reid, Walter I.: 2486, 3745, 3863,
4178.
Reid, Willard, Mrs: 4204.
Reid, William: 2550, 3608.
Reidel, J.: 4480.
Reidel, Jim: 4474.
Reidel, John: 1178, 4040, 4474, 4478.
Reidel, M.: 2983.
Reider, Lawrence: 4099.
Reider, Rev.: 4525.
Reidlinger, Mr: 4521.
Reidt, Louis: 2767.
^“Reif, Anna: 804.
~ Reiff Family: 887, 891.
Reiff, Michael: 804.
Reilly, Kip: 3839.
Reimann, Charles: 1165.
Reimann, Mrs: 3029.
Reimer, Jacob W., Rev.: 3401.
Reimer, John: 326.
Reimer, Mary: 3120.
Reiner, Arthur: 1936.
Reiner Family: 249.
Reiner, John G.: 1936, 4478.
Reiner, John George: 671, 1574,
2109, 2379, 2440, 2512, 4040,
4466, 4480.
Reiner, Mr: 4499.
Reinhardt, E.: 1861, 1983, 2574,
3048.
Reinhardt Family: 477.
Reinhart, Albert: 4094, 4100.
Reinhart, Alfred: 4448.
Reinhart, Anna Marie Bruder (Mrs
Gottfried): 1016.
Reinhart, Christian: 1016, 1974.
Reinhart, Ed: 4362.
Reinhart Family: 1016, 1141, 4443.
Reinhart, Gottfried: 1016.
Reinhart, Henry B.: 1016.
Reinhart, Jennie L., Miss: 2120,
4428.
Reinhart, Johanna Bruder (Mrs
Rudolph): 1016.
Reinhart, Martin: 1016, 1773.
Reinhart, Odillia Bruder (Mrs
Christian): 1016.
Reinhart, Rudolph: 1016.
Reinhart, Simon: 1796.
Reinhart, Theresa Wolpert (Mrs
Martin): 1016.
Reinner, Charles: 4428.
Reis, Eckhardt: 4221.
Reisdorf, Ronald, Rev.: 3600.
Reising Family: 4220.
Reising, John: 4221, 4525.
— Reist, Abraham, Sr: 256, 1369, 2760.
Reist, Adam: 4525.
Reist, Agnes: 3745, 4433.
Reist, Clayton: 3620.
Reist, Daniel: 4458.
Reist, David: 4458.
Reist, E.B.: 4228, 4395.
Reist, Emma: 2149.
Reist, Emmanuel: 4225.
Reist, Esther: 1204.
— Reist Family: 562, 713, 719, 720, 931,
1017, 1018, 2399, 4221, 4526.
Reist, George: 3745, 3917, 4448.
Reist, Isaac: 1017.
— Reist, John: 1017, 1862, 4195, 4525.
Reist, John, Jr: 1017.
Reist, L.T.: 4396.
Reist, LaVern: 729.
Reist, Lucinda Martin: 3774.
Reist, Margaret (Mrs Noah): 4526.
Reist, Moses G.: 1575, 1576, 3359.
Reist, Moses, Mrs: 1575, 1576, 1698.
Reist, Noah: 2450, 3064, 3121.
Reist, Owen: 1, 729, 2379, 2760,
4456.
Reist, Peter: 729, 1018, 3259, 3316.
Reist, Peter M.: 4444.
Reist, Peter, Mrs: 1698.
Reist, Samuel: 1017, 1369, 4523,
4524.
Reist, Solomon: 1165.
Reist, Susannah Huber (Mrs John):
1017.
Reist, Vera Shantz (Mrs Leonard):
3852.
Reist, Victor: 4448.
Reist, William E.: 4473.
Reiter Family: 477.
Personal Subject Index
689
Reiter, Jacob: 2447.
Reitzel, Addison: 1190.
Reitzel, Anthony: 404, 4521.
Reitzel, C.: 2714.
~ Reitzel Family: 713, 719, 720, 3506.
Reitzel, John: 2769.
Reitzel, Joseph: 2769.
Relinger Family: 477.
Rellinger, Cyril: 4448.
Rellinger, Joseph: 4448.
Rembe, Henry, Rev.: 671, 672, 673,
2936, 2947, 3525, 3527, 3608,
3620.
Remige, George: 84.
Reminder Family: 477.
Rempel, Cornelius: 602.
Rempel Family: 1019.
Rempel, George G.: 1019.
Rempel, Henry: 616, 1577.
Rempel, Jacob H.: 1019.
Rempel, Johann: 1019.
Rempel, John I.: 2537, 2587.
Rempel, John J.: 1019.
Rempel, Justina Enns (Mrs Johann):
1019.
Rempel, Katherina Ewert: 616.
Rempel, Margaret A.: 1019.
Rempel, Marguerite (Mrs Cornelius):
602.
Rendall, Muriel Cory (Mrs Robert):
3852.
Rendall, R.B.: 4278.
Rendle, George: 4204.
Rendle, Gordon: 4204.
Rennelson Family: 688, 4199.
Rennelson, Helen: 2727.
Rennelson, Richard: 458.
Rennelson, W.H.: 2727.
Renner, Jerry: 3643.
Renner, Wilfred: 4398.
Rennick, Robert: 3745.
Rennie, Allen: 4480.
Rennie, Arthur: 3175.
Rennie, B., Miss: 2801.
Rennie Family: 4470.
Rennie, John G.C.: 4099.
Rennie, Lome, Mrs: 2566.
Rennie, Marietta McCloy: 1519.
Rennie, Mary, Mrs: 2061, 2120.
Rennie, Walter P.: 1519.
Renshaw, Elizabeth, Miss: 2120.
Renshaw, J.J.H.: 2120.
Renshaw, John: 2120, 4437.
Renshaw, Lois, Mrs: 2120.
Renshaw, Margaret, Mrs: 2120.
Rentner, Marguerite: 4500.
Rentschler, Christian: 3674.
Renwick, Andrew: 1020.
Renwick, Esther: 4177.
Renwick, Isabella Sudden (Mrs
Robert): 1020.
Renwick, Janet Middlemus (Mrs
John): 1020.
Renwick, John: 1020, 4079.
Renwick, Loretta Parker (Mrs H.):
4396.
Renwick, Margaret Preston (Mrs
Walter): 1020.
Renwick, Robert: 1020.
Renwick, Walter: 1020, 1189, 1292,
2994, 4275, 4277.
Renwick, Walter, Mrs: 3664.
Reschly Family: 1118.
Restorff, Henry: 3050, 3054, 4217,
4220, 4422.
Reuber, Mervyn E., Rev.: 3506.
Reusser, Helen Snider: 3258.
Reusser, James: 3390.
Reusser, James R., Rev.: 3258.
Reuter, Allan: 2361, 2592, 3744,
3927, 4261, 4276, 4396.
Reuter, Emma: 2748.
Revitzer, J.J.: 4275.
Revitzer, John: 3042, 4395.
Reycraft, J.M.: 4396.
Reynolds Family: 4494, 4521.
Reynolds, George: 85, 88, 97, 690,
1992, 4487.
Reynolds, Robert T., Dr: 4010.
Reynolds, William: 4494, 4525.
Rheinhart, Jacob: 2828, 2829.
Rhodes, Arthur: 1885.
Rhodes, Ed: 3625.
Rhodes, Mary Ann (Mrs Ed): 3625.
Riach, Elizabeth Beck: 745.
Riach, John: 745.
Rice, E.P.: 115, 4255.
Rice, Elfriede Neufeld: 929.
Rice, Luther, Rev.: 3643.
Rich, Edmund: 4266.
Rich Family: 716.
Rich, Helen: 2815.
Rich, Thomas: 1834, 4084, 4202,
4214, 4250, 4266.
Richard, Daniel: 579.
Richard, Harry: 4023.
Richards, Alexander: 2056.
Richards, Lydia: 4499.
Richards, R.M.: 436.
Richardson, Alfred: 2435, 2704, 4499.
Richardson, Beatrice A.: 2549.
Richardson, C.H.: 3944.
Richardson, Eva I., Mrs: 1773.
Richardson, R.: 2727.
Richardson, Robert W.: 4099.
Richardson, Samuel, Dr: 2, 1578,
4250.
Richardson, T.R.: 4031, 4056.
Richardson, Thomas: 3660.
Richardson, W.G., Rev.: 3661, 3670,
4422.
Richardson, W.J.: 3709.
Richberg, Casper: 1165, 4468.
Richert, Henry: 2704, 4499.
Richmond, A.Y., Mrs: 3671.
Richmond, Elliot: 3959, 4512.
Richmond Family: 4202.
Richmond, G.D: 2056.
Richmond, George: 2053.
Richmond, John, Rev.: 2840.
Richter, B. Mabel: 3923.
Richter, John G.: 1579, 3923.
Richter, Matthew: 2202.
Richter, Matthew, Mrs: 2202.
Rickerman, Frederick: 3, 1636, 4372.
Rickert, A.E.: 1.
Rickert, Clayton: 3915, 4456.
"Rickert, Cyrus: 4499.
~ Rickert Family: 4499.
Rickert, Harry E.: 4100.
Rickert, Stanley: 851.
Rickey, Miss: 4018.
Riddell, George I.: 2753.
Riddell, Mrs: 4031.
Riddell, W.H.: 1, 333, 3767, 4298,
4422.
Riddels, John: 1740.
Riddle, William: 3665.
Riddle, William, Mrs: 3665.
Ridelle, William: 2153.
Ridley, John, Rev.: 3469, 3481, 3482,
4246.
Ridout, Thomas: 309, 332.
Ridout, W.R. Thomas: 304.
Riebel, David: 1021.
Riebel Family: 1021.
Riebel, George: 1021.
Riebel, Theresa Sieffert (Mrs
George): 1021.
Riebling, Delton: 3623.
Rieby, August: 3702, 4380.
Rieck, Frederick: 4499.
Riedel, Eileen: 1197.
Rieder, Carl: 3829.
Rieder, Edward A.: 1190, 3923.
Rieder, Emilene: 1580.
Rieder, J.: 4031.
Rieder, Margaret, Mrs: 1187, 1582.
Rieder, Martha Melvina Anthes (Mrs
T.H.): 1580, 1581.
Rieder, Peter: 1580.
690
Personal Subject Index
Rieder, T.H.: 326, 1581, 1853, 1855,
1857, 1924, 1945, 2207, 2208,
3870, 4374, 4380.
Riedstra, Dick: 3050.
Riedstra, Maria: 3050.
Riegel, Jacob: 3494.
Riegelman, Frederick: 3029, 4371.
Riegert, E.R., Rev.: 3553, 3621.
Riehl, John C.: 3592.
Riehle, August: 4525.
Riener, C.: 3048.
Riener, Earl Edward: 4380.
Riener, Edward R.: 1446.
Riener, Mathias: 3815, 4371, 4380.
Ries, Eckhart: 4524, 4525.
Ries Family: 717, 1773.
Ries, William: 1773.
Riest, Terry: 2775.
Rietkirk, Alie, Mrs: 2801.
Rife, Abraham: 256.
Rife, Alexander: 1862.
Rife, Arnold: 1796, 3371, 3761.
Rife, Arnold, Mrs: 3371, 3936.
Rife, Chester: 4278.
Rife, David: 908, 1001, 1022, 1165,
1583, 2760, 3644, 3645, 4271,
4274, 4277, 4282, 4286.
Rife, David, Sr: 1583, 3644.
Rife, E.E.: 2736.
Rife, Edward: 2736.
Rife, Elizabeth: 1583.
Rife, Elizabeth Saddler (Mrs
William): 4278.
Rife, Ephraim E.: 2764.
Rife Family: 713, 719, 720, 1022,
4282.
Rife, George W.: 2994, 3644, 4275.
Rife, Herbert: 1862.
Rife, Mary Pannebecker (Mrs David):
2760.
Rife, Mary Pannebecker (Mrs David,
Jr): 1001.
Rife, Ophelia Lochead (Mrs David):
1022, 1182, 1583, 3644.
Rife, Samuel: 9, 256, 1583.
Rife, William A: 1189.
Riley, Charles Herbert: 4103.
Ringel, Gordon: 4396.
Ringenberger Family: 716.
Ringle, P.R.: 2818.
Ringle, Phillip: 4374.
Ringler Family: 713, 719, 720, 797,
4380, 4455, 4456, 4499.
Ringler, Hannah Buehler (Mrs
Samuel): 797.
Ringler, Henry: 275.
Ringler, Samuel: 797.
Rinner, George: 85, 1992.
Rirgert, E.R., Rev.: 3552.
Risdale, William: 4079.
Rise, John: 256.
Riser, Catherine Jantzi (Mrs
Christian): 924.
Riser, Christian: 924.
Riser Family: 924.
Risk, George: 1165.
Risley, Mr: 4390.
Ritchert, A.E.: 2120.
Ritchie, Alexander, Rev.: 3668, 3686,
3695.
Ritchie, C.L.: 4499.
Ritchie, Carl: 2798.
Rittenhaus Family: 4, 2818.
Rittenhaus, Mr: 1358, 2780, 4456.
Rittenhouse, Abraham F.: 3259.
Rittenhouse, Freeman: 3319.
Rittenhouse, John F.: 3259.
Rittenhouse, Samuel: 2718.
Ritter, Alfred: 4527.
Ritter, Arthur: 3499.
Ritter, Catherine Beisel (Mrs Jacob):
1023.
Ritter, Catherine Eix (Mrs
Valentine): 1023.
Ritter, Daniel: 1023.
Ritter, Elizabeth Knechtel (Mrs
Philip): 1023.
Ritter, Elizabeth Korell (Mrs
William): 1023.
Ritter, Elmer: 1773, 2098.
Ritter, Elmer, Mrs: 2098.
Ritter Family: 1023, 1773.
Ritter, Henry: 1023.
Ritter, Ida K, Mrs: 2120.
Ritter, Jacob: 1023.
Ritter, John: 1023.
Ritter, Magdalena Eix (Mrs John):
1023.
Ritter, Margaret Lanz (Mrs Philip):
1023.
Ritter, Melinda Stroh (Mrs Daniel):
1023.
Ritter, Philip: 1023, 3527, 4040.
Ritter, Philipina Mattusch (Mrs
Henry): 1023.
Ritter, Valentine: 1023.
Ritter, William: 1023.
Rittershaus, Charles: 3042.
Rittershaus, O.: 3034, 3042.
Rittinger, Friedrich: 83, 85, 109, 112,
249, 635, 644, 664, 671, 672, 675,
1545, 1585, 2818, 2843, 4011,
4318, 4380, 4422.
Rittinger, Herman: 83, 2756.
Rittinger, John: 85, 673, 675, 3192,
4299.
Rittinger, John A.: 82, 109, 110, 112,
644, 646, 663, 671, 672, 1545,
1584, 1585, 1586, 2714, 2756,
3190, 3815, 3945, 4080, 4374.
Rittinger, William: 83.
Ritz, Betty: 4499.
Ritz, Charles: 119.
Ritz, Clara: 119.
Ritz, Daniel: 13, 85, 113, 119, 1992,
2558, 4382, 4499.
Ritz, Daniel E.: 85, 113, 1992.
Ritz, E.O.: 29, 1181, 2193.
Ritz, Elena, Mrs: 3524.
Ritz, Ernst: 328, 552, 1065, 1968,
1992, 2558, 4384, 4499.
Ritz Family: 2480.
Ritz, Henry: 2558, 4261.
Ritz, J.H.E.: 2631.
Ritz, Jacob: 85, 109, 119, 892, 1165,
1992, 4388, 4499.
Ritz, John: 1992.
Ritz, Lillie: 3511.
Ritz, Lome W.: 85, 113, 119, 1992,
2558.
Ritz, Otto: 119, 1992, 2558.
Ritz, Richard: 119, 1992.
Ritz, Shirley: 2798.
Ritz, Tillie: 119.
Ritz, William F.: 1992.
Ritzer, John: 1, 4422.
Rivers, Gray, Rev.: 3643.
Roadhouse, S.M., Rev.: 3622, 3643.
Roat Family: 713, 719, 720, 4454.
Roat, John: 2163, 4306, 4380.
Roat, John, Mrs: 4371.
Roat, John S.: 461, 2714, 2730, 2818,
2843, 3702, 4195, 4380, 4461.
Roat, John S., Mrs: 3702.
Roat, Sarah: 461.
Robarts, John: 4225.
Robb, G.W.: 2714.
Robb, George: 4422.
Robb, Sophia: 1204.
Robb, William: 3660.
Robbins, W.A, Rev.: 3499.
Robert, Amie: 1885.
Roberts, Amanda: 3709.
Roberts, C.S., Rev.: 2899, 3512, 3514,
3525, 3534, 3577, 4422.
Roberts, D.A.: 1796, 3892, 4410.
Roberts, E.F.: 4023.
Roberts, E. Llewelyn, Rev.: 3479,
4454.
Roberts, Fred, Rev.: 3506, 3623,
3634.
Personal Subject Index
691
Roberts, H.: 4031.
Roberts, H.L., Rev.: 3622, 3644.
Roberts, Hugh G., Dr: 3165, 3166,
3168, 4464.
Roberts, Maijorie: 4226.
Roberts, Marvin A.: 2801.
Robertshaw, F.: 4422.
Robertson, A.R., Mrs: 3852.
Robertson, Albert F., Dr: 1205.
Robertson, Alexander: 1, 1646, 4117,
4480.
Robertson, Andrew B.: 4104, 4478.
Robertson, Catharine: 1943.
Robertson, Charles: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Robertson, David: 1943.
Robertson, David, Jr: 1943.
Robertson, Elizabeth: 1943.
Robertson, Ellen: 1943.
Robertson Family: 711, 4477.
Robertson, Isabella: 1943.
Robertson, Jane: 1646.
Robertson, John: 1646, 1943, 4477.
Robertson, Kenneth: 1292, 4202.
Robertson, Magdalena: 1943.
Robertson, Mr: 3413.
Robertson, Peter: 3413, 3732.
Robertson, R. Morton: 1909.
Robertson, R.R.: 2596, 4088.
Robertson, S.: 2765.
Robertson, Sam: 2760.
Robertson, Thomas W.: 1205.
Robertson, William: 2474, 4104.
Robertson, William Ott: 1943.
Robinette, J.J.: 1927.
Robins, Ed: 2012.
Robinson, Alfred: 121, 1165, 2701.
Robinson, Chief Justice: 4525.
Robinson, George W.: 4263.
Robinson, J.P.: 2774, 4099.
Robinson, John: 2775.
Robinson, Morse C., Rev.: 3468.
Robinson, Mr: 4505.
Robinson, O.W.D., Dr: 1165, 4512.
Robinson, Peter: 84.
Robinson, T.G.: 4252.
Robinson, Thomas M., Dr: 1, 4474,
4512, 4517, 4521, 4522.
Robinson, William: 332, 1956, 1975,
2005, 2128, 2379, 3168, 4015,
4202, 4266, 4517.
Robitzsch, Frederick: 4487.
Robizsch Family: 4499.
Roblin, L., Rev.: 3407, 3416.
Robson, Alexander, Rev.: 4178.
Robson Family: 4188.
Robson, James: 3665, 4079.
Robson, James G.: 4178.
Robson, James L.: 4214.
Robson, James, Mrs: 3665.
Robson, Jen: 2041.
Robson, M.: 2109, 2120.
Robson, Michael: 3650, 4181.
Robson, Thomas: 4079.
Rochejocquelein, Harold: 4099.
Rock, George: 4487, 4499.
Rocke Family: 716.
Rockel, Andrew: 3040, 4014, 4422.
Rockel, Dr: 2399.
Rockel, Henry: 3040.
Rockel, K.: 3815.
Rockel, Leonard: 1190.
Rodchester, Andrew: 4079.
Rodd, Mr: 1866.
Rodd, Mrs: 1866.
Rodenberg, George: 3620.
Rodgers, Alexander: 3668.
Rodgers, Alexander, Mrs: 3665, 3668.
Rodgers, Margaret: 1401.
Rodgers, Mary: 878.
Rodgers, Philip: 3499.
Rodgers, Robert: 4102.
Rodgers, Stanley: 4103.
Roe, John: 4040.
Roedding, A., Mrs: 3773.
Roedding, Wilfred: 348.
Roelker, Samuel: 4306.
Roelofson, Emerson: 3641, 4233.
Roelofson, Emerson, Mrs: 3641.
Roes, Jacob: 3368.
Roes, John: 956.
Rogalski, Stanislaus, Rev.: 3423,
3428, 3431, 3437, 3442, 3820,
4380.
Rogers, Fred: 4016.
Rogers, Hugh A.: 1187.
Rogers, Naylor: 2714.
Rogers, R.N.: 4371.
Rogers, Wilbur J., Rev.: 3499.
Rogers, William: 2120.
Rogulski Family: 977.
Rogulski, Lillian: 977.
Rohleder, F.H.: 4298.
Rohleder, Frederick: 1168, 1535,
2756, 2818, 3821, 4380.
Rohleder, Wilhelm: 3, 2004, 2015,
3815.
Rohr, Samuel: 4214.
Rola, Walter: 4499.
Rolefson, Mr: 2344.
Roles, Mark: 1165.
Rolf, Albert C., Rev.: 3539.
Roll, Casper: 1141.
Rolling, W.A.: 4299.
Rolph, George: 3977, 4134, 4144.
Rolston, Robert, Rev.: 3496.
Romahn, Durward: 1998, 4499, 4500.
Romahn, Marion: 2798, 4499.
Romahn, Paul: 1998.
Romahn, W.: 1998, 2399, 4490, 4499.
Romanelli, Don: 2050.
Romanoff, John J.: 4099.
Rombach, Catherine, Mrs: 2120.
Rombach Family: 477.
Rombach, Ferdinand: 1, 276, 2120,
4464.
Rombach, John: 3444.
Rome, Thomas: 4079.
Rome, William: 4079.
Rood, Lottie: 3109.
Rook, Stuart: 4217.
Rooke, Mr: 4220, 4371.
Rooney, F.J.: 4080, 4422.
Rooney, Julia Pringle: 1323.
Roos, Aaron: 4263.
Roos, Alfred C.: 3664, 4278.
Roos, Arthur J.: 4380, 4422.
Roos, Arthur J., Mrs: 4031, 4377.
Roos, Caroline: 2055.
Roos, Charles: 1024, 1983, 4014,
4237, 4263, 4392.
Roos, Charles J.: 4015.
Roos, E.J.: 1.
Roos, E., Miss: 1809, 4031.
Roos, E.N.: 4422.
Roos, Elizabeth Zing (Mrs Charles):
1024, 1315.
Roos, Emma Belle: 3004.
Roos Family: 981, 983.
Roos, George: 333, 983, 1024, 1165,
1861, 1974, 1983, 3029, 3808,
4031, 4380, 4390, 4392, 4393,
4394.
Roos, H.W.: 3054.
Roos, Hilda G.: 2801, 3773.
Roos, I.K: 4454.
Roos, Isaac: 2700.
Roos, Jacob: 1024, 1861, 1983, 3754,
4392, 4393, 4394, 4422.
Roos, Jacob S.: 1974, 3767.
Roos, John: 1024, 1550, 1983, 2144,
4362, 4371, 4392.
Roos, Julius H.: 333, 1704, 1974,
3040, 3054, 3767, 4356, 4422.
Roos, Katherine Schmidt (Mrs
George): 1024.
Roos, L.H.: 37.
Roos, M.S.: 4422.
Roos, Margaret: 1024, 3773.
Roos, Maria Bronner (Mrs John):
1024.
Roos, Michael: 1024, 1861, 1983.
692
Personal Subject Index
Roos, P.H.: 29, 1587, 3034, 3040,
3042, 3054, 3767.
Roos, Salome Schmitt Moogk (Mrs
George): 983.
Roos, William: 2055, 2714, 3044,
3054, 3702, 4070, 4149, 4299,
4374, 4380, 4422.
Roos, William, Mrs: 3773.
Ropp Family: 716, 1099, 4478.
Ropp, Joseph R.: 1936.
Ropp, Michael: 3099.
Ropp, Noah L.: 1936.
Roppel, H.E.: 4521.
Roppel, H.E., Rev.: 4512.
Roschmann, Nancy Ahrens (Mrs
Richard): 1588.
Roschmann, Richard: 1588, 1589,
1855, 1914, 2039, 2708, 2818,
4078, 4422.
Roschmann, Rudolf: 1589, 1914,
2039, 2707, 2708, 2818.
Roscoe, R.: 4278.
Roscoe, William: 4278.
Rose, Alexander: 4079.
Rose, Catherine Gladstone: 877, 4018.
Rose, Frank, Rev.: 3696.
Rose, Mr: 689, 3669, 4192, 4203.
Rosebrugh, Abner: 1025, 1026.
Rosebrugh Family: 1026.
Rosebrugh, Hiram: 1026.
Rosebrugh, Jennie Arthur: 3636.
Rosebrugh, John: 1026, 2775.
Rosebrugh, Robert: 1025, 1026.
Rosebrugh, Thomas: 1025, 1026.
Rosebrugh, William: 1025, 1026,
1976, 3636.
Roseman, Samuel: 4099.
Rosen, Aaron: 3718.
Rosen Family: 3718.
Rosen, Nathan: 3718.
Rosenberg, Abe: 3030.
Rosenberg, Morley: 326, 1725, 4135,
4136, 4148, 4168, 4327.
Rosenberg, Rae, Mrs: 3718.
Rosenberger, A.V., Miss: 2801.
— Rosenberger, Abraham: 3232.
— Rosenberger, Benjamin: 255, 256,
275, 555, 713, 720, 809, 963,
3232, 4455, 4456.
Rosenberger, Christian: 4499.
Rosenberger, Eli: 4497.
Rosenberger, Elizabeth Biehn (Mrs
Benjamin): 275.
Rosenberger, Elizabeth Shantz: 1066.
— Rosenberger Family: 252, 713, 719,
720, 3251, 3613, 4380, 4499.
Rosenberger, John: 1002.
Rosenberger, Leighton: 4497.
Rosenberger, M.: 3074.
Rosenberger, Margaret: 1002.
Rosenberger, Norman G.: 4104.
Rosenberger, Victor: 4436.
Rosenblatt, George: 4474.
Rosenblatt, John: 4474.
Rosenblatt, Louis: 2769.
Rosenburg, John: 1983.
Rosenburgher, Jacob: 690.
Rosenquist, Joseph E., Rev.: 2707,
2708, 2709, 3703.
Rosenzweig, Mr: 3030, 3718.
Ross, Alexander, Rev.: 3669, 4525,
4526.
Ross, Andrew: 2109, 2120.
Ross, Charles: 4079, 4398, 4400.
Ross, Elsie G.: 2728.
Ross, G.W.: 1559, 2808.
Ross, Henry: 4015.
Ross, Hugh: 2828, 2829.
Ross, Iza: 3681.
Ross, John: 3664.
Ross, Margaret: 3681.
Ross, Myrtle, Mrs: 2120.
Ross, William: 3664, 4525.
Rotang, Mathias: 4193.
Roth, Alma: 3099.
Roth, Alvin N.: 598, 1029.
Roth, Anna Kauffman (Mrs Joseph):
1028.
Roth, Anna Kuepfer (Mrs Christian
B.): 945, 1027.
Roth, Anna Schlegel (Mrs Nicholas):
1029.
Roth, Annie Zehr (Mrs Daniel): 1161.
Roth, Barbara Lichti (Mrs Benjamin):
1029.
Roth, Barbara (Mrs Moses H.): 3269.
Roth, Benjamin: 1029.
Roth, Carl: 721, 2004.
Roth, Catharine: 804.
Roth, Catherine Besinger (Mrs John
F.): 1029.
Roth, Catherine Boshart (Mrs John):
763, 1027.
Roth, Catherine Brenneman (Mrs
John F.): 1029.
Roth, Catherine Freienberg (Mrs
Christian): 1029.
Roth, Catherine Gordner (Mrs Jacob
B.): 1027.
Roth, Christian: 1029, 4499.
Roth, Christian B.: 945, 1027.
Roth, Curtis: 516.
Roth, Curtis L.:' 1065, 4384, 4499.
Roth, Daniel: 1161.
Roth, David B.: 1027.
Roth, E., Miss: 2798.
Roth, Edwin: 1028.
Roth, Eli: 4499.
Roth, Elizabeth Albrecht (Mrs
Edwin): 1028.
«- Roth Family: 477, 711, 716, 950,
1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1031,
1046, 1059, 4443, 4476, 4478.
Roth, Freeman, Dr: 516.
Roth, Henry: 2004.
Roth, Isabella Zurbrigg: 4491.
Roth, J.Z.: 4499.
Roth, Jacob: 4014.
Roth, Jacob B.: 1027.
- Roth, John: 763, 804, 1027.
Roth, John F.: 1029.
Roth, Joseph: 1028, 1031, 1983, 2756.
Roth, Lloyd: 4099.
Roth, Lorentz: 4458.
Roth, Lorraine: 1030.
Roth, Magdalena Eimer (Mrs Jacob
B.): 1027.
Roth, Magdalena Lichti (Mrs
Michael): 1027, 1059.
Roth, Magdalena Miller (Mrs David
B.): 1027.
Roth, Magdalena Schwartzentruber
(Mrs Peter K): 1059.
Roth, Mary: 1032.
Roth, Mary Egli (Mrs Joseph): 1031.
Roth, Mary Schrag (Mrs Peter S.):
1028.
Roth, Michael: 579, 1027, 1059, 4499.
Roth, Mildred: 4499.
Roth, Moses H.: 3269, 3276, 3277.
Roth, Nicholas: 1030, 1032, 1046.
Roth, Nicholas F.: 1029.
Roth, Peter K: 1059.
Roth, Peter S.: 1028.
Roth, Philip: 4371.
Roth, Ruby Dettweiler: 3774.
Roth, Rudolph: 556.
Roth, Samuel: 436.
Roth, Sol: 3099.
Roth, Veronica Streicher (Mrs Jacob
B.): 1027.
— Roth, William: 1773.
Rothaermel, Earl, Mrs: 1194.
Rothaermel, Henry: 3702, 4371, 4380,
4461.
Rothaermel, Henry, Mrs: 3702.
Rothaermel, John: 4487.
Rothar, Michael: 4487, 4488.
Rotharmel, Ludwig: 4053.
Rotharmel, William: 713, 720.
Rothenberg, Wayne: 2798.
Personal Subject Index
693
Rothman, Herman: 4044.
Rothwell, Benjamin: 4371, 4422.
Rothwell, Wilhelmina: 2714.
Rothwell, William: 3636.
Rott, George: 3499.
Rott, Mr: 2379.
Rottenburg, Baron de: 2505.
Rounds, H.C.: 4080, 4104.
Rouse, Gordon: 332, 2592, 3734.
Rousseau, John Baptiste: 188, 224,
250, 252, 256, 258, 271, 282, 287,
521, 555, 4134, 4391, 4448, 4449,
4456, 4517.
Routley, F.S.: 2056, 4080.
Routley, Frank, Mrs: 3773.
Row, Lula A.: 2807.
Rowe, Ernest J.: 4080, 4102.
Rowe, F.W.: 4422.
Rowe, Robert: 1165.
Rowell, Margaret: 2566, 4416.
Rowell, N.W.: 631.
Rowell, Robert: 2566.
Rowland, J.A.: 4223.
Roy, Alexander: 3656, 3795, 4380.
Roy, Flora: 3941.
Roy, James, Rev.: 3751.
Roy, Michael: 119.
Roy, Simon: 3795, 4079, 4371.
Rozell, Samuel: 4099.
Rubincam, Milton: 1554.
Ruby, A.: 239.
Ruby, Adam: 1165, 2818, 2843, 3701,
3702, 3703, 4380, 4458.
Ruby, Adam J.: 2828, 2829, 3702.
Ruby, Adam, Mrs: 3702.
Ruby, Albert: 2600.
Ruby, Barbara Baechler (Mrs John):
1032.
Ruby, Brian: 2600, 4315.
Ruby, Catherine Lebold (Mrs Joseph
R.): 950, 1032.
Ruby, Charles: 1818, 2714, 2818,
3048, 3767, 3960.
Ruby, Charles A.: 3037, 3041, 3702,
4380.
Ruby, Charles A., Mrs: 3702.
Ruby, Christian: 1032.
Ruby, D.C.: 2801.
Ruby, Daniel: 256, 1032.
Ruby, David, Mrs: 3952.
Ruby, Eli: 1032.
Ruby, Emanuel: 2767, 2828, 2829,
4422.
Ruby Family: 932, 1032, 1157, 2829.
Ruby, H.H.: 2798.
Ruby, Jacob: 1032.
Ruby, John: 1032.
Ruby, Joseph: 1032.
Ruby, Joseph R.: 950, 1032.
Ruby, Leonard: 2600, 4315.
Ruby, Magdalena Roth (Mrs Joseph):
1032.
Ruby, Nicklas: 1032.
Ruby, S.R.: 4499.
Ruby, Samuel: 1032.
Ruby, William H.: 4441.
Rudd, Henry: 4433.
Rude, Darlene H.: 2120.
Rudel, Mary: 2179.
Rudell, A.E.: 3664, 4080, 4121, 4374.
Rudell, C.X.P.: 2424.
Rudell Family: 713, 719, 720, 3543.
Rudell, John: 3644.
Rudell, Mrs: 3773.
Rudisuela, Dwight: 4225.
Rudisuela, Helen: 2987, 2988.
Rudisuela, Willard, Mrs: 4226.
Rudolf, Martin: 2, 85, 91, 92, 106,
109, 110, 112, 294, 664, 671, 672,
1992, 2808, 2818, 2843, 4255,
4388.
Rudow, Arthur: 4104.
Rudow, Bertha: 3839.
Rudy, Adam: 493.
Rudy, Barbara Lichty (Mrs George):
953.
Rudy, Barbara Rosenburger: 1033.
Rudy, Carl J., Rev.: 3260, 3314.
Rudy, Clarence: 4451.
-Rudy, Daniel: 1033, 4458.
Rudy, David: 3837.
- Rudy Family: 711, 713, 719, 720, 800,
1033, 2562, 3335, 3613.
Rudy, George: 953, 4458.
Rudy, Howard: 1796.
Rudy, Jacob: 1017.
Rudy, Norma I.: 3837.
Rudy, Wilfred: 2728.
Rudy, William: 1033.
Rueffer Family: 4494, 4499.
Rueffer, Frederic: 1187.
Ruehl, John: 4521.
Ruettinger, Daniel: 4525.
Ruf, Adolph: 4362.
Ruf, Emil: 4362.
Ruff, Martin: 4474.
Ruggle, A.J.: 2148, 2149, 4525.
Ruggle, Dorothy Koch: 2149.
Ruggle, Edward: 2149.
Ruggle, Edward W.: 2120.
Ruggle Family: 2459, 4515.
Ruggle, Frank: 2149.
Ruggle, Johann Anton: 2149.
Ruggle, Louisa Kistler: 2149.
Ruggle, Louise: 2149.
Ruggle, Luise: 2149.
Ruggle, Robert: 2149.
Ruggle, Robert W.: 2120.
Ruggle, Theopil: 2149.
Ruler Family: 4470.
Rumball, Charles: 3474.
Rumble, Tom: 4521.
Rummel, Frederick: 4371, 4499.
Rummelhardt, Anastasia: 1034, 4447.
Rummelhardt, Francis: 1034.
Rummelhardt, Franz Joseph: 1034,
4446.
Rummelhardt, Jacques Antoine:
1034.
Rumpel, Ada Hilborn (Mrs Oscar):
1592, 3773.
Rumpel, David: 4315.
Rumpel Family: 249, 671, 672.
Rumpel, George: 326, 671, 672, 1201,
1590, 1591, 1811, 1833, 1855,
1856, 1857, 3041, 3044, 3048,
3559, 3815, 4047, 4070, 4127,
4292, 4299, 4315, 4374, 4380.
Rumpel, Hilda: 1836.
Rumpel, John W.: 4315.
Rumpel, Minna Hartman (Mrs
George): 326, 671, 672, 1590,
1591, 4067, 4380.
Rumpel, Oscar: 671, 672, 1315, 1592,
2818, 3029, 4031, 4100, 4315,
4374.
Rumpel, Walter: 1593, 1703, 4315.
Runciman, Robert: 4506.
Runge, Edna, Miss: 2801.
Runimen, Samuel: 2025.
Runstedler, Bernard: 4278.
Runstedler, Gilbert: 1773.
Runstedler, J.: 4278.
Runstedler, John: 4225.
Runstedler, Joseph: 2084, 4470.
Runstettler, Anne E., Miss: 2120.
Rupert, A., Dr: 4454.
Rupp, H.: 1983.
Rupp, Lorenzo: 1983.
Ruppel, Agnes J.: 2481.
Ruppel, Arthur: 1594.
Ruppel, Bruce: 4225.
Ruppel, C. Percy: 1595.
Ruppel, Carl: 4525.
Ruppel, Caroline Cress: 1594.
Ruppel, Casper: 2410, 2481, 4221,
4525.
Ruppel, Charles: 4221.
Ruppel, Earl: 4099.
Ruppel, F.C.: 4223.
Ruppel Family: 249, 1035, 1595,
694
Personal Subject Index
4220.
Ruppel, Flora: 1594.
Ruppel, Gene, Mrs: 367.
Ruppel, George: 1595, 1948, 2234,
3050, 4525.
Ruppel, George, Mrs: 1689.
Ruppel, Harold: 4217.
Ruppel, Henry: 4525.
Ruppel, John: 1035, 1594, 1595,
1811, 1833, 2109, 2484, 3531,
3782, 4220, 4221, 4222, 4225,
4525.
Ruppel, John H.: 13, 1569, 1594,
1595, 2116, 3030, 3050, 4217,
4525.
Ruppel, John R.: 2410, 2481.
Ruppel, John S.: 3050.
Ruppel, John, Sr: 2116, 2120.
Ruppel, Lauretta: 1594.
Ruppel, Lillian: 1594.
Ruppel, Louis: 1594.
Ruppel, Mary Huehn (Mrs John):
1035.
Ruppel, Mr: 1974.
Ruppel, Murray: 1595, 3050, 3549.
Ruppel, Nettie: 1594.
Ruppel, Norman: 1594, 1595, 3031,
3050.
Ruppel, Oscar: 1595, 2116, 3050,
4525.
Ruppel, Oscar, Mrs: 3549.
Ruppel, Percy: 1594, 3031, 3050.
Ruppel, R.R.: 2481, 4221.
Ruppel, Rosetta: 1594.
Ruppel, Russel: 4226.
Ruppel, Russel, Mrs: 4226.
Ruppel, Walter: 1594.
Rush, Eby: 1835, 1970, 3936.
Rush, Elisha: 436.
Rush, Esther: 436.
Rush Family: 4499.
Rush, John: 436.
Russ, C.: 4278.
Russ, Frank H.: 1184, 3644.
Russ, Wallace: 2050.
Russ, Wallace, Mrs: 2050.
Russell, Alexander: 3044, 4079.
Russell, Dorothy, Mrs: 3917.
Russell, James: 4240.
Russell, John: 3976.
Russell, John, Rev.: 3689, 4470.
Russell, Peter: 188, 256, 299, 303.
Russell, Peter, Hon.: 4517, 4525.
Rust, C.H.: 4376.
Ruston, Hilda: 3109, 3154.
Ruth, Edward: 4223, 4515.
Ruth Family: 1058.
Ruth, Jacob: 1165, 2149, 3442, 4515.
Ruth, Jacob, Mrs: 3442.
Ruth, Jerome A., Rev.: 3447.
Ruth, Joseph: 358, 3442.
Rutherford, C.W.: 2120.
Rutherford Family: 1036, 1773, 3908,
4212, 4499.
Rutherford, George: 4079.
Rutherford, George W.: 1773.
Rutherford, H.: 4080.
Rutherford, J.: 4080, 4203.
Rutherford, J.K: 2783.
Rutherford, J. Thomas: 1036.
Rutherford, Janet: 1036.
Rutherford, Jenny Cairns (Mrs
T.W.): 3852.
Rutherford, John H.: 1036.
Rutherford, T.A.: 2777, 3641, 4230.
Rutherford, T.A., Mrs: 3641.
Rutherford, T.V., Rev.: 3499.
Rutherford, T.W.: 3816.
Rutherford, Thomas: 3663.
Rutherford, Thomas, Mrs: 3665.
Rutherford, W.C.: 2783.
Rutherford, W.C., Mrs: 1773, 2783.
Rutherford, William H.: 3663.
Ruthig, Emma: 3674.
Ruthig, Isabell: 4499.
Ruthig, John: 3674.
Ruthig, Mr: 4387.
Ruthig, Philippina: 3674.
Ruthig, W.A.: 2820.
Rutledge, Garth G.: 2120.
Rutledge, Sylvester: 3709.
Rutledge, William: 4278.
Ruvenacht Family: 716.
Ruxton, William: 4525.
Ryan, Daisy: 1197.
Ryan, Eva M.: 2714.
Ryan Family: 1773, 4476.
Ryan, Gerald: 1773.
Ryan, Jeremiah, Rev.: 3433, 3442.
Ryan, Mr: 4080, 4480.
Ryan, W.L., Rev.: 4474.
Ryder, William: 4044.
Ryerson, Egerton, Dr: 2, 671, 672,
2705, 2714, 2782, 2805, 2808.
Ryerson, William, Rev.: 3631, 3632,
3633.
Rymal, Elizabeth: 256.
Rymal, George: 3636.
Saabas, H., Rev.: 3574.
Sabine, Jane, Mrs: 2840, 2845.
Sachs, Adam: 3569.
Sachs, Henry, "Hank": 4289.
Saddler, Doris: 4225.
Saddler, Norma: 4225.
Saddler, Robert: 4451.
Saddler, William: 4263.
Sadler, Harry: 2798.
Saer, John: 4481, 4483.
Sage, C.H., Rev.: 3625.
Sagehom, Herman, Rev.: 3525, 3551,
3559, 3612.
Sala, Edward, Rev.: 3437.
Salinger, J., Rev.: 3527.
Sallans, Jim: 2030.
Sallinger, Rev.: 3518, 3546, 3566,
3608, 4221, 4512, 4521, 4525.
Salts, John: 250.
Saltsman, Max: 2592, 4165, 4166,
4167, 4228, 4279.
Saltzberger Family: 713, 719, 720.
Saltzberger, John Philip: 275, 759.
Saltzberger, Mary Biehn: 1, 13.
Saltzberger, Mr: 4487.
- Saltzberger, Philip: 256.
Saltzberger, Veronica Gingrich: 275.
Saltzberry, Alva: 2030.
Saltzberry, Douglas: 4490, 4499.
Saltzberry, Russel: 4094.
Salyerds, E.B.: 1862, 4395.
Salyerds, Isaac: 671, 672, 1840, 2379,
3813, 4391, 4392, 4393, 4394.
Salyerds, Susannah: 3097.
Salzman, F.: 3519.
Salzman Family: 4499.
Salzman, Joseph: 956.
Salzman, Veronica Litwiller (Mrs
Joseph): 956.
Samborski, Joseph, Rev.: 3437.
Sampson, Theophilus: 4230, 4240.
Samuel, Frederick: 2484.
Sanborn, William: 4458.
Sander, Juergen H., Rev.: 2947.
Sanderl, Simon, Rev.: 671, 3428,
3433, 3442, 3448, 3464, 3467,
4464.
Sanders, Mr: 877.
Sanderson, A.: 2760.
Sanderson, A.E.: 1, 29.
Sanderson, Benjamin: 1936.
Sanderson Family: 3623.
Sanderson, Francis: 1165.
Sanderson, James: 1185, 1370, 2995,
2999, 3000, 3889, 4150.
Sanderson, John: 3474.
Sanderson, Rev.: 3492.
Sanderson, William: 4396.
Sandford, William: 3709.
Sandrock, Arthur W.: 1796, 3585,
3614, 3793, 3898, 3950, 4315,
Personal Subject Index
695
4380.
Sandwell, Helen Kaufman: 1463.
Sangster, J.H., Dr: 2805.
Sangster, John H.: 1559, 4393.
Santos, Diamantino: 697.
Sapsworth Family: 4454.
Sapsworth, Fred: 2120, 4454.
Sapsworth, Norma Holzhauer (Mrs
Arthur): 4454.
Sapsworth, Thomas: 4104, 4454.
Sararas, Alf: 3183.
Sararas, Alvin W.: 2120, 4499, 4500.
Sararas, Andrew: 256, 555, 713, 720,
1037, 2135, 2704, 4499.
Sararas, Catherine Shupe: 1037.
Sararas, Elizabeth Livergood: 555,
1037.
Sararas Family: 713, 719, 720, 1037,
4380, 4455, 4456.
Sararas, George: 1037.
Sararas, John: 461.
Sararas, Magdalena: 1037.
Sararas, Mary Livergood: 555, 1037.
Sararas, Moses: 1037.
Sararas, Nicolas: 555, 1037.
Sararas, Nicolas L.: 1037.
Sararas, Noah: 1037.
Sararas, Samuel: 1877, 3414, 3415,
4499.
Sararas, Weston, Mrs: 1191, 2971,
4487.
Sargeant, Margaret Breithaupt: 1194,
1278.
Sass, Carl E.: 4100.
Sass, F.: 2095.
Sass, W.T.: 29, 326, 1596, 2714,
2818, 4380.
Sattler, Emil: 656.
Sattler Family: 537.
Sattler, Hilda: 1915.
Sattler, Konrad: 1915.
Sattler, Louis: 1837, 1915, 2818,
2822, 3545, 4299, 4380.
Sattler, Rufus: 1915.
Sattler, Walter: 1915.
Sauder, A.C., Mrs: 3770.
Sauder, Abram C.: 2728.
Sauder, Alice: 4428.
Sauder, Amos: 2775.
Sauder, Annie: 4521.
Sauder, August: 1038.
Sauder, Barbara Funk (Mrs Jacob
N.): 1038.
Sauder, Ben: 2948, 3185, 3909, 4217,
4522.
Sauder, Brenda: 3243.
Sauder, David: 1038.
Sauder, Edgar: 2572.
Sauder, Elizabeth Brubacher (Mrs
August): 1038.
Sauder, Elver: 2728.
Sauder, Ephriam: 2775.
Sauder, Esther Detwiler (Mrs Jacob
F.): 1038.
Sauder Family: 808, 1038, 1039,
4221, 4513.
Sauder, Flora: 2775.
Sauder, Gordon: 2775.
Sauder, Henry: 1038.
Sauder, Herbert: 2775.
Sauder, Ivan: 4441.
Sauder, Jacob F.: 1038.
Sauder, Jacob, Mrs: 4428.
Sauder, Jacob N.: 1038, 1039.
Sauder, John F.: 1038.
Sauder, Mary: 1038.
Sauder, Mary Lehman (Mrs Henry):
1038.
Sauder, Minerva: 2775.
Sauder, Minnie: 2728, 2775, 2825.
Sauder, Solomon: 4380.
Sauder, Stanley: 2120, 3384, 3774,
4499.
Sauder, Theron: 2728.
Sauder, Theron, Mrs: 1191.
Sauder, Walter E.: 1186.
Sauder, William: 2760.
- Sauer, Jacob: 4371, 4380.
- Sauers Family: 713, 719, 720.
Sault, A.: 4278.
Sault, James: 2994.
Sault, Samson: 3644.
Sault, W.E.: 4275, 4277.
Saunders, George, Rev.: 3695.
Saunders, Phoebe Litwiller: 4467.
Saunders, Thomas: 383, 4053.
Savage, J.H.: 1705.
Savage, L.: 3923, 4031.
Savage, Rev.: 3622, 4371.
Savage, Rufus: 2014.
Sawatsky, John: 1678, 2908.
Sawatzky, Hedy: 3292.
Sawatzky, Peter, Rev.: 565.
Sawatzky, Valentin: 671, 672, 2948,
2963.
Sawicky, Donna: 710.
Sawin, G.W.: 1924.
Saxton Family: 3669.
Saxton, Mr.: 4525.
Scafuro, A., Rev.: 2850, 3442.
Scarffino, Aloysius: 2818.
Scarlett, Sam: 4113.
Scellen, James A.: 326, 1535, 2086,
2818, 3763, 4299, 4374, 4380.
Schaaf, Arthur: 2828, 2829, 3519.
Schaaf Family: 2829, 4499.
Schaaf, Henry: 2828, 2829, 4494.
Schaaf, Herman: 2829.
Schaaf, Miriam: 2829.
Schaaf, William: 1.
Schaake, Dorothea: 2179.
Schade, H.F., Rev.: 3406, 3414, 3415,
3416.
Schade, Henry: 1, 2120, 4192.
Schaden, John: 2073.
Schaefer, Alex: 326, 851, 1169, 2519,
4112.
Schaefer, Carl: 3154.
Schaefer, Charles: 2505, 3559.
Schaefer, Conrad: 3674.
Schaefer, Daniel: 4485.
Schaefer, E.W.: 4422.
Schaefer, Edward: 4520.
Schaefer, Edwin: 2756.
Schaefer, Eldon: 4065.
Schaefer, F.: 1, 2109, 2120, 4299.
Schaefer Family: 658, 1112, 3048.
Schaefer, Frederick: 1, 3314, 4428,
4444.
Schaefer, Gary: 4225.
Schaefer, George: 3032, 4382.
Schaefer, Henry: 3054, 4195, 4371.
Schaefer, Herman: 1165.
Schaefer, Hindrik: 4454.
Schaefer, Jake: 4494.
Schaefer, Joseph: 3442.
Schaefer, Justus: 4221.
Schaefer, Lousie Kraehling: 1169.
Schaefer, Maijorie: 4065.
Schaefer, Marta Janzen: 616.
Schaefer, Mary Grube: 892, 4491.
Schaefer, Melissa: 1088, 4428.
Schaefer, Miss: 2820.
Schaefer, Samuel: 3232.
Schaefer, Susan Hoffman: 1169.
Schaefer, Susannah: 1189, 1204.
Schaefer, Valentine: 892, 4491.
Schaefer, Walter: 1169, 3044.
Schaefer, Wilfred: 1169.
Schaefer, William: 1169.
Schaeffer, John: 4499, 4525.
Schaeffer, Roy: 2153.
Schaeffer, Victor: 4499.
Schafer, E.G.: 1808, 1809.
Schafer, Frederic K: 4456.
Schairich, M.: 671.
Schallhom, Carl: 4422.
Schallhom, Elizabeth Buehler (Mrs
Gottleib): 797.
Schallhom Family: 797.
Schallhom, Gottleib: 797.
696
Personal Subject Index
Schaner, W.H.: 13.
Schantz, D.Y.: 1165.
Schantz Family: 1040.
Schantz, Franklin A.: 1186.
Schantz, Hanna: 3097.
Schantz, Heinrich: 514, 3319, 3323.
Schantz, Jakob: 3527.
Schantz, Johannes C.: 1356.
Schantz, Orpheus: 4473.
Schantz, Tobias: 1186, 4477.
Scharbach Family: 477, 3060, 3177.
Scharbach, Joseph: 1773, 4464.
Scharer, Henry: 1983.
Scharlach, Rudy: 3541.
Scharlach, Susan: 1184, 1597.
Scharlock, John: 4079.
Scharman, Lome: 4426.
Scharman, Violet Schmidt: 4426.
Scharstein, Charlotte, Mrs: 3550.
Schasstein, H.: 1501.
Schaub, Edgar: 3050, 3549.
Schaub, H.M.: 2109.
Schaub, Harvey: 2120, 4380.
Schaub, M.: 4040.
Schaub, Mr: 1974.
Schaufele, Matthias: 3527.
Schaus, B.R., Mrs: 1895.
Schaus Family: 1041.
Schaus, Herbert: 2899.
Schaus, Lloyd H., Rev.: 2883, 3525,
3577.
Schaus, Nicholas: 1041.
Schearer, John: 2000.
Schedewitz Family: 4221.
Schedewitz, Howard: 3030, 3182,
4225, 4396.
Scheffel, Walter: 4280.
Scheffelmeirer, Marie: 2206.
Scheffner, Jonas: 4040, 4474.
Schefter, Alfred H.: 1185.
Schefter Family: 477.
Scheifele, Christian: 3767.
Scheifele, Delphine: 3608.
Scheifele, Minerva: 2978.
Scheifele, Verna: 2829.
Scheifele, York: 4521.
Scheifle Family: 713, 719, 720, 2829.
Scheifly, George: 4524, 4525.
Scheirich, Barbara Groh (Mrs John):
275.
Scheirich Family: 713, 719, 720.
Scheirich, John: 275.
Schell Family: 477, 4443.
Schell, Leonard: 4099.
Schemel, Philip: 839.
Schenck, Edward: 1936.
Schendel, P.A.: 3544.
Schenk, Alfred: 198, 3181, 3899.
Schenk, Andrew: 1043.
Schenk, Casper: 1042, 1043.
Schenk Family: 1042, 1043.
Schenk, Franna Hank (Mrs Andrew):
1043.
Schenk, Irvin: 4499.
Schenk, Johann: 1778.
Schenk, Johann Conrad: 1042, 1043.
Schenk, John: 1043.
Schenk, Katherina Seibert (Mrs
Johann Conrad): 1042, 1043.
Schenk, Maria Doerr (Mrs Casper):
1042, 1043.
Schenk, Mary Hofstetter (Mrs John):
1043.
Scherck, A.N.: 3894.
Scherer, Art: 1894.
Scherer, Ed: 4016.
Scherer, Edwin: 1202, 4383.
Scherer, Edwin, Mrs: 1202.
Scherer, John: 4435.
Scherer, Marie: 655, 3177.
Scherer, Michael: 98.
Scherer, W.: 85.
Scherrer Family: 477, 4443.
Scherrer, Joseph: 2484.
Schertz Family: 716.
Scheuerman, H.A.: 2120, 4195.
Scheureman, Frederick L.: 4195.
Scheuter, William C.: 4150.
Schewe, William A., Rev.: 3539.
Schickler, Adolphus: 4474, 4478.
Schickler, Joseph: 4474.
Schiebel, Isaac: 4487.
Schiebel, Jim: 4474.
Schiebel, Philip: 4458.
Schieckoff, Frank: 3608.
Schiedel, Cyrus W.: 1, 2714, 2818,
3054.
Schiedel, Eliza Hewitt (Mrs Joshua):
817, 1045.
Schiedel Family: 713, 719, 720, 1044,
1045, 2704, 4499.
Schiedel, Gordon: 4428.
Schiedel, Harold: 3012, 3046.
Schiedel, J.R.: 1.
Schiedel, Jacob: 4428.
Schiedel, John: 217, 1044, 1045,
3314.
Schiedel, Joshua: 817, 1045.
Schiedel, M.: 4299.
Schiedel, Maria Kuhler (Mrs John):
1045.
Schiedel, Martin: 713, 720, 1044,
1045, 2818, 4380.
Schiedel, Nancy Ferrier (Mrs Noah):
1045.
Schiedel, Noah: 1045, 2179, 4192,
4195.
Schiedel, Richard: 2098.
Schiedel, Roy: 4428.
Schiedel, Susannah Ries (Mrs
Martin): 1044, 1045.
Schiefele, Clifford D.: 1773.
Schiefele, Minerva: 4521.
Schiekoff, William: 1791.
Schiekoff, William, Mrs: 1791.
Schierholtz, C.W.: 1, 85, 1598, 4525.
Schierholtz, Catherine: 1186, 1599,
3549.
Schierholtz, Cosima: 2987, 2988,
2989.
Schierholtz, Emil: 333, 2818, 3754.
Schierholtz Family: 2704, 4499.
Schierholtz, George W.: 2554.
Schierholtz, Mr: 4521.
Schierholtz, Oscar: 3620.
Schierholtz, Otto: 2712.
Schierholtz, Stewart: 1796.
Schierholtz, Walter Conrad: 4103.
Schierich, John: 514.
Schifley, George: 2547.
Schifly, Andrew: 4483.
Schildroth, C.: 1165, 1974.
Schill, Ambrose: 3032.
Schill, Geraldine Johnston: 2815.
Schill, Joseph: 3442.
Schill, Raymond: 1943.
Schilling, Herman: 1796.
Schilling, John R.: 2818, 2822, 4299.
Schinbein, Nicholaus: 4524.
Schittler, Adolph: 4480, 4481, 4483.
Schlachter, John: 3102, 3109, 3154.
Schlee, George: 326, 671, 672, 1853,
1924, 1945, 2039, 2388, 3631,
3821, 4034, 4374, 4380.
Schlee, W.H.: 1891.
Schlegel, Alvin: 1862, 2714.
Schlegel, Donald: 2815.
Schlegel Family: 1046.
Schlegel, Jacob: 1032.
Schlegel, Kenneth: 4099.
Schlegel, Roy: 4499.
Schlenker, A.M., Rev.: 3496, 4512,
4521.
Schleuter Family: 4470.
Schleuter, William: 4255, 4392, 4393.
Schley, Augusta: 2769.
Schlichter Family: 713, 719, 720,
3251.
Schlichter, John B.: 2120.
Schlichter, John B., Rev.: 2812, 3352,
4380.
Personal Subject Index
697
Schlichter, Mr: 4450.
Schlichter, Ray: 1885.
— Schlichter, Samuel: 264, 3353, 3355,
3391.
Schlicter, Daniel: 256, 3097.
Schlicter, Pearl: 2728.
Schlieman, William: 4299.
Schlimme, Ai^ust: 4490.
Schlitt Family: 1035.
Schlitt, H.: 2095.
Schlitt, Manford: 4521.
Schloneger Family: 716.
Schlosser Family: 477.
Schlote, Dorothea: 1047.
Schlote Family: 1047.
Schlote, Rev.: 3815.
Schlueter, Howard: 4099.
Schlueter, Roy: 2011.
Schlueter, William: 85, 106, 109, 112,
671, 672, 4394.
Schlueter, William C.: 294, 1165,
3808.
Schmalz, "Alfie": 4396.
Schmalz, Balthazar: 658, 1600, 1604,
4371, 4380.
Schmalz, Beatrice Richardson (Mrs
W.H.E.): 1602, 1604, 1605, 3110.
Schmalz, Charles: 2144, 4362.
Schmalz, Eleonore Oelschlager (Mrs
William Henry): 1600, 1604, 3560.
Schmalz Family: 477, 4428.
Schmalz, George: 4499.
Schmalz, H.E.: 1758.
Schmalz, Herbert: 1602, 1605.
Schmalz, John Albert: 1603.
Schmalz, W.H.E.: 22, 326, 653, 671,
672, 1379, 1601, 1602, 1604, 1605,
2397, 2401, 2497, 2723, 3028,
3044, 3048, 3402, 3538, 3570,
3815, 3817, 3889, 3915, 3923,
3928, 3930, 3944, 3945, 4017,
4191, 4370, 4521.
Schmalz, William: 1725, 3876, 4343.
Schmalz, William Henry: 13, 22, 29,
326, 671, 672, 1201, 1442, 1600,
1601, 1602, 1604, 1605, 1811,
1812, 1833, 3041, 3044, 3538,
3560, 3810, 3930, 3959, 4029,
4087, 4149, 4299, 4318, 4374,
4380.
Schmaus, Walter: 4521.
Schmehl, Esther: 4478.
Schmehl Family: 2512.
Schmetzer Family: 380.
Schmidt, Abraham: 1048.
Schmidt, Adelaide Fischer (Mrs John
S.): 1049.
Schmidt, Adolph: 4277.
Schmidt, Albert: 4520.
Schmidt, Alfred: 121.
Schmidt, Andrew: 2712, 4195.
Schmidt, Anna C. Doerbecker (Mrs
Balthasar): 836.
Schmidt, Anna Jaeckel (Mrs Konrad):
1049.
Schmidt, Balthasar: 836.
Schmidt, Barbara Boshart (Mrs
Jacob): 1048.
Schmidt, Barbara Schwartzentruber
(Mrs John): 599, 1048.
Schmidt, Bruno: 4371.
Schmidt, C.: 4192.
Schmidt, C.B.O.: 2120.
Schmidt, Carl: 1895.
Schmidt, Catherine Miller (Mrs John
B.O.): 1048.
Schmidt, Conrad Heinrich: 4371,
4520.
Schmidt, Dale: 1725, 2202.
Schmidt, Daniel: 1048, 4388, 4491.
Schmidt, E.J.: 4099.
Schmidt, Effie, Miss: 2983, 4380.
Schmidt, Egbert: 4520.
Schmidt, Eileen: 4225.
Schmidt, Elizabeth Jantzi (Mrs
Peter): 1048.
Schmidt, Ella K, Mrs: 2120, 4499.
Schmidt, Ernest: 4100.
Schmidt, Ethel: 4520.
Schmidt Family: 658, 713, 714, 717,
719, 720, 1048, 1049, 2704, 2829,
4478, 4499.
Schmidt, Feldie: 2503.
Schmidt, Floyd: 4099.
Schmidt, Fred: 4520.
Schmidt, G., Rev.: 1358, 3316, 3574.
Schmidt, George: 2558, 4371, 4520.
Schmidt, Gertrude: 2712, 4520.
Schmidt, Grace: 559, 1473, 2851,
2985, 3861, 3875, 3953.
Schmidt, Harold: 4499.
Schmidt, Harvey: 2775.
Schmidt, Henry: 85, 93, 1049, 1998,
3551, 4466.
Schmidt, Henry D.: 4497.
Schmidt, Henry W.: 4448.
Schmidt, Howard: 4499.
Schmidt, Jack: 4499.
Schmidt, Jacob: 1048.
Schmidt, James: 1048, 2701, 4176,
4182.
Schmidt, James W.: 121.
Schmidt, Johannes: 1049.
Schmidt, John: 308, 599, 1048, 4466,
4499.
Schmidt, John A.: 121, 1192, 4140,
4178.
Schmidt, John B.O.: 1048.
Schmidt, John George: 4371, 4380.
Schmidt, John S.: 1049.
Schmidt, John T.: 2701.
Schmidt, John Theodore: 4520.
Schmidt, Josiah: 4225.
Schmidt, Julia Ann Doerbecker (Mrs
Henry): 1049.
Schmidt, Karl: 1049.
Schmidt, Katherine Grube (Mrs
Killian): 892.
Schmidt, Killian: 892.
Schmidt, Konrad: 1049.
Schmidt, Lome: 1186, 4499.
Schmidt, Louis: 4466.
Schmidt, M.A.: 13, 1186, 2820.
Schmidt, M.H., Mrs: 3031.
Schmidt, Maria Catharina Schaefer
(Mrs Johannes): 1049.
Schmidt, Maria Kinsel (Mrs Karl):
1049.
Schmidt, Marie: 4478.
Schmidt, Milt: 23, 326, 2704, 4416,
4499.
Schmidt, Mr: 4521.
Schmidt, Mrs: 4230.
Schmidt, Nancy Lichty (Mrs Daniel):
1048.
Schmidt, O.: 2714, 2807, 3041, 3050.
Schmidt, Paul: 2843, 4371.
Schmidt, Peter: 1048, 2440, 2769,
2815, 4466.
Schmidt, Philip: 4221.
Schmidt, Theodora: 4520.
Schmidt, Wilfred: 2829.
Schmidt, Willard: 4499.
Schmidt, William: 2202, 3487.
Schmidt, William L.: 4380.
Schmidt, William, Rev.: 85, 3495,
3496, 3503, 4221, 4372, 4487.
Schmiedendorf, Dorothy: 2775.
Schmiedendorf, Earl: 2775.
Schmiedendorf, Louis: 13, 4280.
Schmiedendorf, Nancy: 1193.
Schmieder, Henry, Rev.: 3574.
Schmieder, John, Rev.: 671, 672,
2899, 3525, 3585, 3590, 3591,
3592, 3593, 3617, 3620, 4380.
Schmitt, Art: 4011.
Schmitt, C.A.E.: 4374.
Schmitt, Catherine Shantz (Mrs
Jacob B.): 1050.
Schmitt, Daniel: 4499.
Schmitt, Dorothy: 2801.
698
Personal Subject Index
Schmitt, Elmina Cressman (Mrs
Emanuel): 822.
Schmitt, Emanuel: 822.
Schmitt Family: 394, 714, 983, 1050.
Schmitt, George: 3254, 3552, 4094.
Schmitt, George B.: 1165.
Schmitt, George R.: 1050.
Schmitt, George S.: 1050.
Schmitt, Howard, Rev.: 3387, 4271.
Schmitt, Jacob B.: 1050.
Schmitt, John: 1050, 2179, 2379,
4079.
Schmitt, Konrad: 4456.
Schmitt, Lome, Rev.: 3258, 3374.
Schmitt, Ludwig: 4483.
Schmitt, Magdalena Snyder (Mrs
Jacob B.): 1050.
Schmitt, Margaret (Mrs John): 1050.
Schmitt, Paul: 4461.
Schmitt, Ruth Duerkson: 3258.
Schmitt, Salome Becker (Mrs George
R.): 1050.
Schmitt, W.: 2828, 3585.
Schmitz, Elna L.: 2547.
Schmitz, William P.: 2547.
Schmuck, Albert L.: 2109, 2120.
Schmuck Family: 477.
Schmuck, Francis: 4374.
Schmuck, Joseph: 3410.
Schmucker Family: 716.
Schnaeringer, Frederick: 2728.
Schnaeringer, Ida Snyder (Mrs John):
2775.
Schnaeringer, John: 1188, 2728,
4444.
Schnarr, B.: 2120.
Schnarr, Edward: 1178, 4456.
Schnarr, Edward J.: 1195.
Schnarr, Emil: 3182.
Schnarr Family: 835.
Schnarr, Gerald: 4474.
Schnarr, Gerald J.: 2120.
Schnarr, Gregory: 4458.
Schnarr, H.E.: 4478.
Schnarr, Hartmann: 333, 2128, 2144,
4362, 4422, 4461.
Schnarr, Henry: 4458.
Schnarr, Herbert: 2769, 4474.
Schnarr, Jacob: 4422.
Schnarr, John: 2818.
Schnarr, John H.: 835, 4121.
Schnarr, Joseph: 4478.
Schnarr, Lorene Stroh (Mrs R.W.):
1606.
Schnarr, R.W., Dr: 1606, 4371, 4374.
Schnarr, Roy: 4099.
Schnarr, Tony: 4474.
Schnarr, V.: 1165.
Schnarr, Werner H.: 8.
- Schnebli, Hans: 804.
Schnebli, Maria Bachman: 804.
Schneider, Anna Metz: 1609, 2004,
2015.
" Schneider, Anna Weicker (Mrs
Joseph E.): 1091.
- Schneider, Barbara: 755, 1612, 2586,
3946, 4474.
- Schneider, Barbara Bauman (Mrs
Christian B.): 1091.
- Schneider, Barbara Eby (Mrs
Joseph): 275, 848, 1053, 1357,
1358.
Schneider, Barbara Foerster (Mrs
George): 867.
Schneider, Brita: 4136.
Schneider, C.: 3767.
Schneider, C.D.: 4444.
Schneider, Casper: 2379, 4422.
Schneider, Catherine: 1092, 1612,
2586.
Schneider, Charles A.: 1608, 1609,
2004, 2015.
“ Schneider, Christian: 251, 252, 275,
372, 671, 713, 720, 861, 1051,
1053, 1089, 1308, 1611, 1652,
1778, 2097, 2379, 2385, 2518,
2586, 3869, 4380, 4429, 4441,
4448, 4449.
" Schneider, Christian B.: 1091.
Schneider, Claire: 2815.
Schneider, Daniel: 84, 333, 3893,
4404, 4405.
•^Schneider, David: 713, 720, 1358.
'“Schneider, David B.: 1612, 1934,
2025, 2537, 2586, 3322, 4380.
- Schneider, Elias: 3319, 4371.
" Schneider, Elizabeth: 1089, 1612,
2586, 4429.
" Schneider, Elizabeth Erb (Mrs
Christian): 275, 861, 1053.
Schneider, Ethel Lapsley: 4136.
Schneider, Ezra: 1165.
- Schneider Family: 1, 252, 290, 528,
537, 671, 672, 711, 713, 719, 720,
721, 861, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1609,
1610, 2258, 2537, 2562, 3367,
4325, 4441, 4443, 4448, 4449,
4454, 4455, 4456, 4478, 4499.
Schneider, Fred H.: 1191, 1608, 1609,
1919, 1949, 2015, 2234, 2258,
3923, 4380.
Schneider, Fred H., Mrs: 1183.
Schneider, Frederick P.: 2015, 4350.
Schneider, George: 867, 3552, 4499.
Schneider, H., Rev.: 3414, 3415,
3416, 4372.
Schneider, Hannah: 1612.
- Schneider, Hannes: 1089, 1092, 1611.
Schneider, Helena R. Ahrens (Mrs
J.M.): 1608, 1609, 1610, 2004,
2015, 3834.
Schneider, Helene Scholl (Mrs
Johann Theobald): 1054.
“ Schneider, Henry: 1611, 3406, 3775,
4195, 4380, 4458.
Schneider, Henry M.: 1608.
Schneider, Herbert J.: 2004, 2015,
2258, 3927, 4136.
Schneider, Howard: 2258, 4136.
Schneider, Isaac: 1612.
Schneider, J.M.: 3, 23, 326, 671, 672,
721, 1608, 1609, 1610, 1855, 1901,
1902, 1919, 2004, 2015, 2039,
2234, 2258, 2421, 2829, 2852,
3815, 3834, 3938, 4136, 4349,
4350, 4370, 4380.
" Schneider, Jacob: 275, 671, 672, 713,
720, 1051, 1089, 1358, 1652, 1802,
2572, 3552, 4380, 4448, 4449.
Schneider, Jacob C.: 84, 1358, 1802.
- Schneider, Jacob E.: 1358, 1612,
2586.
Schneider, Jacob J.: 1356.
** Schneider, Jacob, "Yoch": 1053, 1611,
1773, 2097, 2586, 3367, 4192,
4517.
Schneider, Johann Theobald: 1054.
Schneider, Johannes: 1654, 2015.
"“Schneider, John: 1050, 1089, 1611,
2440, 3499, 3608, 4448, 4474.
' Schneider, Joseph: 3, 9, 23, 149, 246,
290, 308, 326, 516, 528, 624, 673,
713, 720, 1053, 1128, 1186, 1308,
1357, 1358, 1607, 1612, 1628,
1640, 2096, 2373, 2379, 2421,
2441, 2537, 2586, 2605, 3100,
3329, 3946, 4371, 4377, 4380.
Schneider, Joseph C.: 3238.
' Schneider, Joseph E.: 249, 528, 624,
1091, 1092, 1356, 1612, 1636,
1637, 1934, 2025, 2537, 2586,
3254, 3946, 4371, 4380, 4461.
Schneider, Joseph M.: 1612, 1661,
3946.
Schneider, Joseph, Sr: 2025.
Schneider, Leonard F.: 8.
Schneider, Levi: 4444.
Schneider, Louisa: 191, 1612, 2025,
2537.
Schneider, Lydia: 1612.
Schneider, Magdalena: 1611, 1612,
Personal Subject Index
699
4448, 4449.
Schneider, Magdalena B.: 1091.
Schneider, Maria Erb (Mrs Jacob):
275.
Schneider, Martin: 2769, 4474, 4483.
Schneider, Mary: 1611, 1612, 2586.
" Schneider, Mary Bauman (Mrs
Joseph E.): 1091.
" Schneider, Moses E.: 1612, 2586.
Schneider, Moses S.: 4448.
Schneider, N.C.: 1509, 1610, 2015,
2234, 2714, 3702, 3923, 4136.
^ Schneider, Nancy: 1611, 3893.
Schneider, Nicolaus: 4422.
Schneider, Norman: 326, 671, 672,
1191, 1608, 1609, 1703, 1919,
1949, 2004, 2258, 2829, 3818,
3860, 4080, 4359, 4380.
Schneider, Norman, Mrs: 4327.
Schneider, Peter: 671, 672, 1089.
"" Schneider, Peter, Rev.: 1115, 3422,
3428, 3433, 3442, 3444, 3448,
3465, 3467, 4464, 4465, 4474,
4478, 4499.
Schneider, Priscilla Dresch: 1661.
^Schneider, Samuel B.: 1612, 1628,
2025, 2586, 3946, 4371, 4380.
Schneider, Sara: 1612, 2537, 2586.
Schneider, Theobold: 3503.
^ Schneider, Veronica: 1612, 2586.
Schneider, William: 1608.
Schneller, Edna Bradley (Mrs W.J.):
3852.
Schneller, W.J.: 1613, 1796, 2376,
3044, 3917, 4499.
Schnerich, John: 1213.
Schnerich, John, Mrs: 1213.
Schneuker, C.: 2030, 4371.
Schneuker, Charles: 2151.
Schnieder, J., Rev.: 2947, 3514, 3525,
3527, 3576, 3577, 3608.
Schnurr, Aaron: 2573.
Schnurr, Albert: 2573.
Schnurr Family: 477, 2608, 4472.
Schnurr, Grant: 2573.
Schnurr, John: 1974, 2573, 4470.
Schnurr, Margrita Eberwine: 2573.
Schoch Family: 1129.
Schoen Family: 835.
Schoenau, William Albert: 4422.
Schoenich, H.: 2234.
Schoenke, John: 616.
Schoenke, John, Mrs: 616.
Schoerg, Elizabeth: 252, 755.
~ Schoerg, John: 252, 612, 755.
Schoerg, Joseph: 2, 4, 249, 250, 252,
256, 265, 271, 282, 326, 519, 526,
542, 543, 612, 613, 614, 671, 672,
720, 755, 758, 759, 1208, 1240,
1241, 2051, 2096, 2130, 3275,
3383, 3930, 3933, 3936, 4080,
4380, 4433, 4435, 4437, 4450,
4455.
Schoerg, Maria: 787.
Schoerg, Samuel: 4080.
Schofield, Charles: 1975, 4286.
Schofield, J. Harper: 1466, 1725,
3633, 3923, 4348, 4362.
Schofield, J.W., Rev.: 3485, 3492,
3499.
Schofield, James: 2700, 4252.
Schofield, Jonathan: 1865, 1932,
1956, 1975, 2005, 4286.
Schofield, M.C.: 149, 333, 2055, 2501,
4388.
Schofield, Mr: 1922, 3669, 4499,
4521.
Schohn Family: 477.
Scholl, Helwig: 4371.
Scholtes, Walter: 3815.
Scholz, Gerald, Rev.: 3562.
Schondelmeyer, John: 1, 2033.
Schooley, Mr: 2701.
Schopp, Mr: 3029.
Schoppel, Ingo: 1737.
Schorg, Joseph: 713.
Schorten, Emma: 2050.
Schorten, J.F.H., Rev.: 2899, 3525.
Schrader, S.E., Rev.: 85, 3495.
Schrag, Catherine Zehr (Mrs Jacob):
1055, 1056.
Schrag, Christian: 1056.
Schrag, Daniel: 1056.
Schrag, Elizabeth Gingerich (Mrs
Daniel): 1056.
Schrag Family: 717, 1055, 1056,
2705.
Schrag, Jacob: 1055, 1056.
Schrag, John: 1055.
Schrag, Joseph: 1055.
Schrag, Magdalena Steinman (Mrs
Daniel): 1056.
Schrag, P., Miss: 2843.
Schrag, Veronica Kennel (Mrs
Christian): 1055, 1056.
Schramm, Frederick: 1281.
Schrank, Charles: 4474.
Schrank, George: 4474.
Schreiber, Walter H.: 29.
Schreiter, A.G.: 326, 1614, 4348,
4374.
Schreiter, Armand: 1614, 4315.
Schreiter, H.C.: 1614, 4031.
Schreiter, Stanley W.: 1614, 2714,
4103.
Schreiter, Willard M.: 3923, 4348.
Schroder Family: 713, 719, 720.
Schroeder, A. Rev.: 3673, 3674.
Schroeder, C., Rev.: 3512, 3525, 3547,
3550, 3605.
Schroeder, Charles: 4422.
Schroeder, Leonard: 4136.
Schroer, Henry: 4225.
Schrumm, John: 1862.
Schrumm, May Reist (Mrs J.): 4396.
Schuch, E.W.: 3037, 3042.
Schuelke, Rev.: 3620.
Schuett, Anna: 2807.
Schuett, Charles: 4513.
Schuett, Clarence: 2098, 2807.
Schuett Family: 477.
Schuh, Heinrich: 275, 526, 3097.
Schuler, Albert W.J., Mrs: 3040.
Schuler, Frances: 3444.
Schuler, Theodore: 4104.
Schuler, Wendall, Rev.: 2704, 2731,
2767, 2808, 3525, 3609, 4388,
4499.
Schuler, Wendlin: 930, 4494, 4499.
Schuller, F. Xavier: 863.
Schuller, Margaret Fischer (Mrs F.
Xavier): 863.
Schult, Paul A., Rev.: 4384.
Schulte, Angeline Pequegnat (Mrs
Benjamin): 1006.
Schulte, D., Rev.: 4124, 4380.
Schulte, John, Rev.: 3468.
Schulte, Rev.: 3519.
Schulter, Christian: 2482.
Schultheis Family: 380.
Schultheiss, John: 119.
Schultz, A.: 4278.
Schultz, A.R., Rev.: 3518, 3525, 3546,
3566, 3620, 4512, 4521, 4525.
Schultz, Anna C. Schenk (Mrs John):
1043.
Schultz, Annie: 1535.
Schultz, Annie Nafziger: 1057.
Schultz, B.: 3531.
Schultz, B., Mrs: 1594.
Schultz, Beatrice Schultz (Mrs
Samuel N.): 3365.
Schultz, Benjamin: 3549.
Schultz, C.M.: 2109, 2120, 3644,
4275, 4277, 4280.
Schultz, Catherine Litwiller (Mrs
John E.): 955.
Schultz, Daniel, Rev.: 3328.
Schultz, E.A., Rev.: 3514, 3576, 3577.
Schultz, Emil: 3180.
Schultz, Erich: 1244, 1615, 2806,
700
Personal Subject Index
4416, 4470.
Schultz Family: 1043, 1057.
Schultz, Frederick: 1165.
Schultz, Frederick William: 3102.
Schultz, G.R., Rev.: 3552, 3553, 3574,
3621, 4499.
Schultz, Garnet: 2899.
Schultz, George: 556.
Schultz, H.J.: 4395.
Schultz, Harold: 4396, 4398.
Schultz, Henry: 3180.
Schultz, John: 1043, 1773, 3180,
4499.
Schultz, John E.: 955.
Schultz, Joseph: 955.
Schultz, Magdalena Zimmerman:
4499.
Schultz, Mary J., Mrs: 2120.
Schultz, Noah: 1057, 4478.
Schultz, Otto: 3180.
Schultz, Robert: 3180.
Schultz, Rudy: 326.
Schultz, Samuel L.: 3368.
Schultz, Veronica Litwiller (Mrs
Joseph): 955.
Schultz, Wilfred: 3109, 3154.
Schultz, Wilfred H.: 3102.
Schultz, Wilhelmine: 3102.
Schumacher, Jacob: 3078, 3084.
Schumacher, M.: 4225.
Schumaker, H., Miss: 2815.
Schuman, Dale: 1678.
Schumilas, Alexander F.: 4099.
Schumm, H.C.: 4499.
Schumm, Henry P.: 2109, 2120.
Schumm, Regina, Miss: 2120.
Schummer, Anna May: 1616.
Schummer Family: 4470.
Schummer, Francis C.: 1186.
Schummer, Frank: 1616, 2815, 4470,
4499.
Schummer, Joseph: 1616.
Schummer, Kate: 1616.
Schummer, Matthew: 1616, 4474.
Schummer, Matthew P.: 2120.
Schummer, Peter: 2769, 4474.
Schummer, Peter F.: 1, 13, 37, 1616,
1974, 2120, 2495.
Schuttleworth Family: 4436.
Schwab, William: 1967.
Schwalm, N.H., Rev.: 3320.
Schwalm, Sebastian: 4221.
Schwandt, Benjamin: 4436.
Schwark, Harold, "Spike": 4099.
Schwartz, Abraham: 1058.
Schwartz, Byron: 2007, 3642.
Schwartz, Christian: 1058.
Schwartz, Elisabeth: 1, 3097.
Schwartz Family: 713, 717, 719, 720,
1058, 1087.
Schwartz, G.F., Rev.: 3496.
Schwartz, J.S.: 4374.
Schwartz, Joseph: 308, 4499.
Schwartz, Sophia Ruth (Mrs
Christian): 1058.
Schwartzentruber, Anna Oesch (Mrs
John B.): 995.
Schwartzentruber, Anna Sommers
(Mrs John): 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Annie Baechler
(Mrs Christian): 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Barbara Oswald
(Mrs Michael): 1060.
Schwartzentruber, Casper: 1060.
Schwartzentruber, Catharine Steckley
(Mrs Christian): 1060.
Schwartzentruber, Catherine Blank
(Mrs John S.): 950, 1062.
Schwartzentruber, Catherine Roth
(Mrs Jacob): 1059, 1060.
Schwartzentruber, Catherine Roth
(Mrs Rudolph): 1029.
Schwartzentruber, Catherine
Schmucker (Mrs Jacob): 599,
1060, 1061.
Schwartzentruber, Catherine Yantzi
(Mrs Joel): 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Christian: 556,
1059, 1060, 1747, 1754, 3364.
Schwartzentruber, Clayton: 2120,
4499.
Schwartzentruber, Daniel: 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Earlus: 1754.
Schwartzentruber, Elizabeth: 556.
Schwartzentruber, Elizabeth
Brenneman (Mrs Joel): 775.
Schwartzentruber Family: 716, 725,
1059, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1773,
2705, 4478, 4494.
Schwartzentruber, Gerald, Rev.: 436.
Schwartzentruber, Jacob: 599, 1059,
1060, 1061.
Schwartzentruber, Joel: 775, 1059,
1157, 1754, 3099.
Schwartzentruber, Johannes S.: 725.
Schwartzentruber, John: 217, 1059,
4487.
Schwartzentruber, John B.: 474, 995.
Schwartzentruber, John E.: 556.
SSOBSkartzentruber, John S.: 950,
Schwartzentruber, Joseph B.: 2120.
Schwartzentruber, Leah Schrag (Mrs
Menno): 1055, 1056, 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Magdalena
Brenneman (Mrs Daniel): 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Magdalena
Schinbeck: 556, 1060.
Schwartzentruber, Mary Brunk (Mrs
Menno): 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Menno: 1055,
1056, 1059.
Schwartzentruber, Michael: 556, 598,
671, 672, 1060, 1358, 1754, 3364.
Schwartzentruber, Peter: 1754, 4499.
Schwartzentruber, Rudolph: 1029.
Schwartzentruber, Serenus: 774.
Schwartzentruber, Veronica Erb (Mrs
Joel): 1059.
Schwarz, Anna Marie: 1034.
Schwarz, F.B.J.: 85.
Schweikle, P.: 4193.
Schweitzer, Aaron: 1063.
Schweitzer, Anna Nash (Mrs William
W.): 991.
Schweitzer, Barbara Cressman (Mrs
Samuel): 820, 1063.
Schweitzer, Barbara Jantzi (Mrs
Jacob): 924.
Schweitzer, Caroline S. Weber (Mrs
Michael): 1063.
Schweitzer, Catherine Donnenworth
(Mrs John): 1063.
Schweitzer, Catherine Weber: 1063,
4522.
Schweitzer, Daniel: 1063.
Schweitzer, Dorothea Hacht (Mrs
Jacob W.): 1063.
Schweitzer, Edward: 946, 3608, 4382.
Schweitzer, Elizabeth Ritter (Mrs
Jacob): 1023.
Schweitzer Family: 924, 1063, 2885,
4448, 4494, 4499, 4522, 4527.
Schweitzer, Jacob: 1, 924, 1023, 1063,
2202, 4522.
Schweitzer, Jacob W.: 1063.
Schweitzer, Johann Philip: 4473.
Schweitzer, John: 1063.
Schweitzer, John W.: 1063.
Schweitzer, Joseph, Rev.: 1, 2732,
2818, 2983, 3422, 3431, 3442,
3444, 3460, 3461, 3462, 3464,
3465, 4299, 4380.
Schweitzer, Louis: 1063.
Schweitzer, Magdalena Fry: 4473.
Schweitzer, Marion: 3608.
Schweitzer, Martin: 1165, 2202, 3608.
Schweitzer, Mary Hahn (Mrs Daniel):
1063.
Schweitzer, Michael: 1063.
Schweitzer, Mr: 4483.
Schweitzer, N.O.: 4318.
Personal Subject Index
701
Schweitzer, Olive: 593, 3711, 4424.
Schweitzer, Philip: 3256, 3442, 4499.
Schweitzer, Philip, Mrs: 3442.
Schweitzer, Rebecca: 3095.
Schweitzer, Sadie Ahrens (Mrs
Aaron): 1063.
Schweitzer, Samuel: 820, 1063.
Schweitzer, Sarah Bricker (Mrs John
W.): 1063.
Schweitzer, Vera: 593, 3711, 3909,
4424.
Schweitzer, Veronica Funk (Mrs
Louis): 1063.
Schweitzer, W.G.: 2909.
Schweitzer, William W.: 991.
Schwenn, Elisabeth: 4474.
Schwenn, George: 4079.
Schwenn, Henry: 326, 1934, 2818,
2843, 4380.
Schwille, Philip: 84.
Schwind, Andreas: 1064.
Schwind, Conrad: 1064.
Schwind Family: 1064.
Schwind, John: 1064.
Schwind, Josephine Riebel (Mrs
Conrad): 1064.
Schwind, Katharina Miller (Mrs
Andreas): 1064.
Schwind, Katherine Miller (Mrs
John): 1064.
Schwind, Lucinda Strome (Mrs
Peter): 1064.
Schwind, Peter: 1064.
Schwindt, Catherine Schneider (Mrs
Georg): 1064.
Schwindt, Conrad: 1021, 2092, 4221.
Schwindt, Edmund: 2098, 4225, 4513.
Schwindt, Georg: 1064.
Schwindt, Josephine Riebel (Mrs
Conrad): 1021, 2092.
Schwindt, Paul: 4527.
Schwindt, Ward: 1953.
Schwinn Family: 716.
Scinto, Fred, Rev.: 2785.
Sclater, Andrew: 3665.
Scobie, William: 3660.
Scollick, William: 84, 256, 294, 308,
635, 671, 672, 1369, 1370, 1747,
2135, 3977, 4134, 4144, 4195,
4391, 4393, 4394, 4455, 4487.
Scotchmer, Mr: 2396.
Scott, A.B.: 3687.
Scott, Allan J.: 286.
Scott, Andrew: 691, 2727, 4023, 4079.
Scott, Andrew, Mrs: 877.
Scott, Archibald: 691, 4483.
Scott, Bessie: 1725.
Scott, Catharine A.: 286.
Scott, Cecil A.: 4104.
Scott, Charles: 691, 2714.
Scott, Charles J.: 1617.
Scott, Chisholm, "Chid": 1937.
Scott, Deloss M., Rev.: 3417.
Scott, E.E., Rev.: 3622.
Scott, E.R.: 3732.
Scott, Elizabeth: 1190.
Scott, F. Stewart: 29, 1176, 1845,
3816, 4094, 4155.
Scott Family: 1544, 3908, 4199, 4483,
4526.
Scott, Frank: 3667, 4246.
Scott, G.: 4278.
Scott, George: 691, 2818, 4079, 4380,
4450.
Scott, George E.: 1198.
Scott, Gordon: 3644.
Scott, H.H., Miss: 2764.
Scott, Harry: 1932.
Scott, Harry, Mrs: 4527.
Scott, Irene: 2764.
Scott, Isabella: 691.
Scott, J.G., Rev.: 3622.
Scott, J.W.: 1815, 1827, 3923.
Scott, James: 1165, 2743, 2800, 3667,
4266.
Scott, James R.: 4015.
Scott, Jean: 2807.
Scott, Jessie: 691.
Scott, Joel: 2116.
Scott, John: 1165, 2379, 3632, 4214,
4246, 4266, 4461, 4477.
Scott, John, Dr: 18, 23, 84, 294, 326,
348, 671, 672, 691, 1201, 1617,
1618, 1741, 2073, 2128, 2426,
2501, 2714, 2818, 2821, 2843,
3168, 3669, 3696, 3702, 3970,
3971, 3973, 3978, 4017, 4299,
4306, 4371, 4372, 4374, 4380,
4422, 4456.
Scott, John, Mrs: 3665.
Scott, John, Rev.: 3631, 3664.
Scott, K.N., Miss: 4056.
Scott, Kathleen: 4047, 4066, 4067.
Scott, Katie, Mrs: 2743, 2800.
Scott, Kenneth A.C., Mrs: 1725.
Scott, Lee, Miss: 4429.
Scott, Margaret: 691, 2736.
Scott, Marion: 286, 4385.
Scott, Mary: 3631, 3632, 3633.
Scott, Mary Jane Erb (Mrs George
E.): 1198.
Scott, Michael: 877.
Scott, Muriel: 1197.
Scott, R.G.: 4275.
Scott, Robert: 1165, 1619, 1620, 1806,
3664, 4079, 4246, 4253.
Scott, Stuart: 1866.
Scott, Stuart, Mrs: 3838.
Scott, Thomas: 256, 1324.
Scott, W.: 2798.
Scott, W.R.: 4258.
Scott, Walter: 691, 3663, 4058.
Scott, Walter, Mrs: 4229.
Scott, William: 286, 436, 1065, 1453,
1976, 2109, 2120, 2379, 2480,
2767, 3667, 3745, 3978, 4079,
4230, 4233, 4247, 4382, 4384,
4385, 4387, 4487, 4488, 4498,
4499, 4510.
Scott, William J.: 286, 328, 1065,
4383, 4388.
Scrimger, Alex: 2810.
Scrimger, Alexander: 2727.
Scrimger, Ann: 3689.
Scrimger, Grace: 975.
Scrimger, James: 2727, 3689.
Scrimger, James, Mrs: 3689.
Scrimger, Miss: 2593.
Scrimger, Mr: 2379.
Scrimger, William: 975, 3689.
Scrimger, William, Mrs: 3687.
Scriviner, Thomas: 1, 4521.
Scroggie, Alexander: 3669, 4525.
Scroggie, James: 1976.
Scruton, H.W.: 1525, 4080.
Scully, Annie: 2843, 3863, 3945, 3960,
4318, 4380.
Scully, Edward H.: 13, 4011, 4136.
Scully, J.: 2714.
Scully, J.M.: 333, 1165, 3754, 4010,
4011, 4013, 4023, 4121, 4312,
4374, 4380, 4422.
Scully, J.P., Mrs: 3773.
Scully, Jeremiah: 4031.
Seagram, Amelia Stiles: 908.
Seagram, Annette: 908.
Seagram, B. Heinke: 908.
Seagram, Blanche Alexandrine,
"Adine": 908.
Seagram, C. Geoffrey F., Dr: 908.
Seagram, Cameron: 1862.
Seagram, Campbell A.: 908, 1621,
1868.
Seagram, Clara Watt: 908.
Seagram, Diane: 908.
Seagram, Dorothy Pearson: 908.
Seagram, Dr: 2.
Seagram, E.F.: 1, 13, 333, 908, 1201,
1621, 1815, 1827, 2033, 2416,
3034, 3042, 4136, 4380.
Seagram, E.F., Mrs: 1621, 4031.
702
Personal Subject Index
Seagram, Edward: 2, 4422.
Seagram, Elenor S.: 908.
Seagram Family: 2037, 2416, 3472,
4078.
Seagram, Frederick George: 2120.
Seagram, J. Frowde: 1622, 1868,
3923.
Seagram, Joseph E.: 1, 2, 3, 23, 326,
333, 671, 672, 1254, 1621, 1622,
1654, 1811, 1833, 1857, 2001,
2037, 2508, 3034, 3040, 3042,
3892, 4031, 4047, 4056, 4066,
4067, 4114, 4136, 4157, 4158,
4380, 4412, 4422, 4517, 4525.
Seagram, Joseph H.: 908, 4136.
Seagram, Maijorie Houson: 908.
Seagram, Martha Elizabeth Telfer:
1621.
Seagram, Norman: 908, 1868, 4136.
Seagram, Octavius: 289, 908.
Seagram, Philip: 4099.
Seagram, Philip F.: 908, 1621.
Seagram, Sandra: 1621.
Seagram, Shirley Harrison: 908.
Seagram, Stephanie Hespeler (Mrs
Joseph E.): 908, 3773, 4067, 4136.
Seagram, T.W.: 1189, 1868, 3923,
4031, 4080, 4422.
Seagram, Thomas: 908, 4136.
Seagram, Thomas B.: 908, 1824.
Seagram, William: 908.
Seamark, John A.: 4011.
Seamone, Donna: 3513.
Sears, Reginald: 1862, 4102.
Sears, Thomas H.: 115, 120, 1306,
1862, 3888, 4255.
Searth, Arnold: 1895.
Searth, Fred: 1895.
Seath, John: 2808.
Seaton Family: 4220, 4221.
Seaton, John G., Dr: 1205.
Sebastian, Agnes, Mrs: 2798.
Sebastian, Christian: 4499.
Seek, Peter: 2769.
Secord, M.A.: 3816, 4087.
Secord, M.A., Mrs: 1188, 4008, 4255.
Sedelmeier Family: 4499.
Seefeldt, Charles: 2552.
Seegmiller, Adam: 938.
Seegmiller, Daniel: 2558, 4494.
Seegmiller, Egbert: 326, 3923.
Seegmiller, Fred: 3828.
Seegmiller, Maria E. Knechtel (Mrs
Adam): 938.
Segal, Jacob: 3718.
Segsworth, E.: 4104.
Sehl, Frederick: 2194, 4499.
Sehl, Frederick, Jr: 2194, 4499.
Sehl, Irma: 3031.
Sehl, J.M.: 1868.
Sehl, Nicholas: 4499.
Sehl, R.A.: 29.
Sehl, Willard, Dr: 4067.
Seibert, Clarence: 1871, 2396, 4112,
4118.
Seibert, Earl: 1895.
Seibert, Emily: 1623, 1758, 2745,
2801, 2828, 2847, 3712, 3898,
3915, 3937, 3944, 3945, 4430.
" Seibert Family: 713, 719, 720.
Seibert, Frank: 4044.
-- Seibert, Jacob: 1623, 4193, 4195.
Seibert, John: 4195.
Seibert, Levi Erb: 1624, 4315, 4318.
Seibert, Nelson: 1189.
Seibert, Oliver: 23.
Seibert, Robert A.: 4080.
Seiferth, Ferdinand: 4193.
Seifried Family: 477, 4443.
Seifried, Fred: 4464.
Seifried, Lena: 4464.
Seigner, Valentine: 4428.
Seiler Family: 959.
Seiler, George: 1, 1845, 1915, 2151.
Seiler, George, Mrs: 1.
Seiler, John: 4474.
Seiling, Albert: 8, 4217, 4226, 4518.
Seiling, Amy: 4225.
Seiling, Don: 4518.
Seiling, Gertrude: 4225.
Seiling, Gordon: 4225.
Seiling, Heather: 4225.
Seiling, Henry: 4512.
Seiling, Kathy Taylor (Mrs Ken):
4225.
Seiling, Ken: 4225, 4518.
Seiling, Mark: 4225.
Seiling, Rick: 4518.
Seiling, Ron: 4518.
Seiling, Scott: 4225.
Seim, Edward: 4385.
Seim Family: 1043.
Seip, Catherine: 1484, 3552.
Seip Family: 832, 3048, 4470, 4499.
Seip, George: 249, 635, 1484, 1861,
1983, 2025, 2843, 4380.
Seip, John: 4525.
Seip, John S.: 1165.
Seip, Justus: 3552.
Seip, Louis: 1983, 3032.
Seiss, Joseph: 3465.
Seiss, Leo J., Rev.: 3422, 3465.
Seitz, Ernest: 1725.
Seitz Family: 477.
Seitz, George: 4464.
Seitz, Paul: 4362.
Semenenko, Peter, Rev.: 3453.
Senelain, C.D., Rev.: 3640.
Sengbusch, William: 1197.
Senghas, L., Dr: 1171.
Senior, Richard: 4079.
Senyshen, Rudy M.: 1846.
Serle, G.H.: 4088.
Serviss, R.K.: 1192, 4230, 4233, 4258.
Setchell, Harry: 4422.
Seton- Adamson, Robert J., Rev.:
3472.
Seward, F.W.R., Dr: 4271.
Sewell, Arthur: 2783.
Sewell, William: 2318.
Sexton, William: 4195.
Seybert, Bishop: 333, 3491.
Seyes, George: 4474.
Seyffert, Margaret: 3550.
Seyler, Charles: 851.
Seyler, Elizabeth: 1672.
Seyler Family: 658, 4494, 4499.
Seyler, H.: 3519.
Seyler, Jacob: 2767, 4385, 4422, 4487,
4499.
Seyler, John: 1165.
Seyler, Joseph: 3476, 4384, 4388.
Seyler, Louis: 4371.
Seyler, Marie: 2745, 2801.
Seyler, Nicholas: 4487.
Seyler, Peter: 3519.
Seyler, Philipina Durst: 4499.
Seyler, Salome Schmidt: 2704, 4499.
Seyler, Theo.: 2767.
Seyler, Theobald: 4385, 4388, 4499.
Seymour, E.O., Rev.: 1725, 3631,
3632, 3633.
Seymour, Horace: 326, 2615, 2616,
2617, 2672, 2673, 2674.
Shade, Absalom: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 14,
18, 30, 144, 250, 251, 252, 256,
258, 259, 274, 279, 282, 286, 294,
301, 302, 308, 309, 332, 611, 690,
693, 713, 720, 1208, 1248, 1324,
1325, 1328, 1358, 1625, 1626,
1627, 1720, 1825, 1877, 1963,
1976, 1986, 2052, 2096, 2097,
2120, 2128, 2130, 2379, 2441,
2478, 2767, 2786, 3185, 3433,
3473, 3481, 3482, 3667, 3669,
3689, 3889, 3971, 3973, 3977,
4134, 4144, 4198, 4199, 4202,
4207, 4212, 4214, 4231, 4240,
4247, 4248, 4250, 4251, 4253,
4254, 4260, 4262, 4266, 4380,
4382, 4384, 4385, 4388, 4478.
Personal Subject Index
703
Shade, H.: 2109.
Shaeffer, Catherine Serth: 3237.
Shaeffer, Frederick: 3237.
Shafer, Catherine: 256.
Shafer, Frederick: 1165.
Shalatski, Isidore: 3466.
Shammerhom, Lawrence: 4214.
Shank, Marvin: 3243.
Shanks, J.W.: 4104.
Shanley, Jacob: 2073.
Shanly, Walter: 2134.
Shannon, A.: 2736.
Shannon, Angus M.: 4246.
Shannon, Joseph: 2103.
Shannon, L.W.: 4087.
Shannon, Mr: 2764.
Shantz, A.J.: 553, 616, 2760, 2774,
2775, 3270, 3401, 4451.
Shantz, A.J., Mrs: 2775.
Shantz, A.S.: 520.
Shantz, Aaron: 1067, 1163, 2700,
2705.
Shantz, Aaron B.: 1165.
Shantz, Abraham: 671, 672, 713, 720,
1128.
Shantz, Ada Wismer (Mrs Lome):
1074.
Shantz, Aden B.: 4448.
Shantz, Aldred: 4441.
Shantz, Alice: 1777.
Shantz, Allan B.: 1078.
Shantz, Allen: 1879, 2807.
Shantz, Amos Y.: 518.
Shantz, Amsy: 1070.
Shantz, Ananias: 4426.
v Shantz, Anna: 2493.
> Shantz, Anna Brubacher (Mrs Jacob
Y.): 1630.
N Shantz, Anna Cressman (Mrs Eli C.):
1070.
Shantz, Barbara: 720.
v Shantz, Barbara Biehn (Mrs Jacob
Y.): 466, 713, 1631, 1634, 1636,
1637.
Shantz, Barbara Nahrgang (Mrs
Aaron): 1067.
v Shantz, Barbara Reiff: 787, 1069,
1071, 1073, 1628, 1637.
Shantz, Benjamin: 1877, 3305, 3402.
Shantz, Beth: 2705.
Shantz, Campbell: 1823.
Shantz, Carrie Erb (Mrs John): 860.
Shantz, Catharine Beary: 1073.
Shantz, Catherine: 1612, 4451.
Shantz, Catherine Shirk (Mrs Allan
B.): 1078.
v Shantz, Christian: 256, 671, 672, 713,
720, 1040, 1066, 1069, 1070, 1071,
1073, 1075, 1128, 2493, 4195,
4203, 4499.
Shantz, Clarence: 2101.
Shantz, Cleason: 2581.
Shantz, Cornelia Clemens: 2774,
2775.
Shantz, D.B.: 4380.
Shantz, Daniel: 1067, 1075, 1417,
2760, 4099, 4505.
Shantz, Daniel S.: 1067, 3402.
Shantz, Darcy: 3915.
^ Shantz, David: 256, 1074, 1163, 1628,
3287, 4198, 4214, 4499.
Shantz, David, Mrs: 1002, 1074,
1163, 3287, 4499.
Shantz, David S.: 3328.
Shantz, David Y.: 466, 1163.
Shantz, Delton: 4225.
Shantz, Dilman: 1628, 1630, 1636,
1637, 2039.
Shantz, Doc: 1970.
Shantz, Doranda Dedels (Mrs Nelson
G.): 1632.
Shantz, E. Clare: 3138.
Shantz, E. Roy: 1071.
Shantz, Edgar W.: 1844.
Shantz, Edith: 4428.
Shantz, Edmund: 1075, 3099, 3870.
Shantz, Edna Schneider: 616.
Shantz, Elaine: 4225.
Shantz, Elam: 3099.
Shantz, Eli: 2493.
Shantz, Eli C.: 1070.
Shantz, Elias: 625, 4448.
Shantz, Elisabeth Schneider (Mrs
Menno S.): 3319.
Shantz, Elizabeth F. Martin (Mrs
Dilman): 1630.
Shantz, Elizabeth Stauffer (Mrs
Joseph Y.): 1067, 1096.
Shantz, Elmina Weber (Mrs Norman
S .): 1070.
Shantz, Elven: 3917, 3923.
Shantz, Emanuel C.: 2109, 2120,
4192.
Shantz, Emma: 3137.
Shantz, Ephraim: 625, 1636, 1637,
1698, 2379.
Shantz, Ephraim B.: 1165.
Shantz, Ervin B.: 731.
Shantz, Erwin: 3099, 3837.
Shantz, Esther Wismer (Mrs Daniel):
1075.
Shantz, Eunice: 1636, 1637, 4496.
s Shantz, Ezra: 2801.
v Shantz Family: 23, 252, 353, 518,
562, 593, 612, 671, 672, 713, 714,
719, 720, 1040, 1066, 1070, 1071,
1072, 1075, 1083, 1087, 1101,
1632, 1635, 3251, 4212, 4221,
4437, 4453, 4455, 4494, 4499.
Shantz, Florence: 3365.
Shantz, Frank: 1072, 2829.
Shantz, Frederick: 4100.
Shantz, Frederick Robert: 1071, 1629.
Shantz, Glenn: 4499.
Shantz, Hannah: 1612.
■“ Shantz, Hannah Paul (Mrs
Christian): 1069, 1075.
Shantz, Harold: 4497.
Shantz, Harriet: 1636, 1637.
Shantz, Harvey: 4441.
Shantz, Helen: 3390.
Shantz, Henry: 275, 1149, 3316,
3374, 4453.
Shantz, Henry P.: 392.
Shantz, Herbert, Rev.: 3320.
Shantz, Homer LeRoy, Dr: 4477.
Shantz, I.E.: 1628, 1974, 4017, 4195.
Shantz, I.R.: 3259, 4499.
Shantz, Ida: 1628, 1636, 1637, 1777.
Shantz, Irvin, Rev.: 958, 4448.
- Shantz, Isaac: 326, 713, 720, 1069,
1073, 1128, 1358, 1574, 1612,
1628, 2379, 4380, 4499.
- Shantz, Isaac B.: 191, 1165, 4458.
- Shantz, Isaac C.: 4428.
»- Shantz, Isaac E.: 2120.
" Shantz, Isaac, Mrs: 4127.
Shantz, Israel: 1070.
Shantz, Ivan A.: 1071, 1179, 4112.
Shantz, J.B.: 625.
Shantz, J.C.: 2109, 2120.
Shantz, J.E.: 1698, 1879, 2109.
- Shantz, Jacob: 518, 989, 1072, 1073,
1075, 1358, 1611, 1628, 2039,
2379, 2421, 2705, 3238, 3273,
4377, 4380, 4461, 4499.
— Shantz, Jacob B.: 1628, 1631, 1636,
1637, 2039.
Shantz, Jacob Y.: 3, 256, 326, 516,
517, 572, 593, 608, 609, 625, 671,
672, 1040, 1071, 1073, 1163, 1165,
1201, 1319, 1353, 1453, 1628,
1630, 1631, 1634, 1635, 1636,
1637, 1654, 1697, 1698, 1856,
2025, 2039, 2157, 2164, 2171,
2421, 2818, 2843, 3275, 3391,
3783, 3862, 3864, 4299, 4306,
4356, 4370, 4372, 4377, 4380,
4461, 4499.
Shantz, Jean: 2715.
Shantz, Jesse: 1777.
704
Personal Subject Index
Shantz, Jesse, Mrs: 4441.
Shantz, John: 860, 2039, 2379, 2829,
3128, 3287, 3316.
Shantz, John B.: 1165, 1636, 1637.
Shantz, John C.: 1070.
Shantz, John D.: 3259.
Shantz, John, Mrs: 2715, 2829.
Shantz, John S.: 2493.
Shantz, John Y.: 4458.
Shantz, Jonas: 2379, 2731, 4499.
Shantz, Jonas C.: 1066.
—■ Shantz, Joseph: 3, 787, 1163, 2379,
3079, 4286, 4456, 4461.
— - Shantz, Joseph, Jr: 2379.
- Shantz, Joseph S.: 2379, 2774, 2775,
4451.
— Shantz, Joseph S., Mrs: 1698.
^ Shantz, Joseph Y.: 1, 624, 1067,
1096, 1936, 2379, 2705, 2818,
3335, 4371, 4486.
Shantz, Joshua Y.: 1067, 2705, 3371.
Shantz, Kenneth: 3336.
Shantz, L.R.: 3923.
Shantz, Laura: 580, 4225.
"■ Shantz, Leah Mussel man (Mrs
Menno S.): 3319.
Shantz, Leighton: 2120.
Shantz, Leroy: 3774.
Shantz, Lester: 3770.
Shantz, Levi: 1066, 3099, 4441, 4499.
Shantz, Lloyd E.: 4448.
Shantz, Lloyd S.: 1796, 4441.
Shantz, Lorena: 4008, 4014.
Shantz, Loretta: 1200.
Shantz, Lome: 1074.
Shantz, Louisa Baer (Mrs Ervin B.):
731.
Shantz, Lucinda: 1636.
Shantz, Luella Kinsie (Mrs Amsy):
1070.
Shantz, Lydia Ann (Mrs Uzziah):
820.
Shantz, Lydia Martin (Mrs Henry):
3374.
Shantz, M.B.: 4380.
Shantz, Magdalena: 1066, 1070, 1073,
2801.
Shantz, Manasseh: 4499.
Shantz, Mariah Shantz Shantz (Mrs
Cleason): 3361.
Shantz, Mariette Gimbel (Mrs
Edmund): 1075.
Shantz, Marilyn: 2801.
Shantz, Maijorie: 3402.
Shantz, Mary: 1068, 1637, 2493,
3128, 3238, 4428.
**" Shantz, Mary Ann Hostetler (Mrs
Solomon): 1067.
Shantz, Mary Ann Shantz (Mrs
Wendal): 1163.
Shantz, Mary Biehn (Mrs Aaron):
1067.
Shantz, Mary Jean: 2829.
Shantz, Mary Nahrgang (Mrs
Daniel): 1067.
Shantz, Mary Snyder (Mrs John C.):
1070.
Shantz, Mary Weber (Mrs Daniel):
1075.
Shantz, Maryann Dettweiler (Mrs
Titus S.): 1070.
Shantz, Melvin: 602.
Shantz, Menno: 3046.
Shantz, Menno M.: 4444.
Shantz, Menno S.: 2095, 2801, 3319.
Shantz, Merle: 1223, 2760, 2775,
3242, 3299, 3309.
Shantz, Mervin: 2760.
Shantz, Milo: 322, 324, 516, 3301,
4225, 4499.
Shantz, Minerva: 1758, 3150.
Shantz, Miss: 2801.
Shantz, Moses: 1040, 1066, 1165,
1187, 1628, 1631, 1636, 1637,
2039.
Shantz, Moses H.: 3374.
Shantz, Mr: 4428, 4525.
Shantz, Myra Snyder (Mrs
Benjamin): 3402.
Shantz, Nancy Brubacher (Mrs Jacob
Y.): 1631, 1636.
Shantz, Nelson G.: 1195, 1632.
Shantz, Nelson, Mrs: 1190.
Shantz, Noah: 4458.
Shantz, Noah M.: 4448.
Shantz, Noah S.: 517, 518, 1066,
1067, 1163, 2493, 2705.
Shantz, Noah W.: 1075.
Shantz, Norman S.: 1070.
Shantz, Nyal: 4499.
Shantz, Olive: 2971.
Shantz, Orvie: 2538, 3099, 3121,
3122.
Shantz, Orvie, Mrs: 3138.
Shantz, Orville: 2807.
Shantz, Pauline: 4225.
Shantz, Peggy: 2775.
Shantz, Peter E.: 1, 29, 635, 1233,
1633, 1698, 1808, 2278, 2280,
3808, 4199, 4393, 4394, 4395.
Shantz, Peter E., Mrs: 809.
Shantz, R.: 233.
Shantz, Rachel Shantz (Mrs Noah
W.): 1075.
Shantz, Ralph: 1613, 2435, 3247,
4491.
Shantz, Reuben: 1796, 2760.
Shantz, Robert F.: 2120, 4086, 4089,
4092.
Shantz, Ross: 516, 4499.
Shantz, S.A.: 3927.
Shantz, S.E.: 1, 3631, 3632, 4456.
Shantz, S.S., Rev.: 1072, 3378.
Shantz, Salina: 3365.
* Shantz, Samuel: 1165, 1633, 2073,
2128, 2828, 2829, 4199, 4458.
Shantz, Samuel Y.: 308, 1165, 2101,
2120.
Shantz, Sara: 1612.
v Shantz, Sarah: 1636.
Shantz, Sarah Shuh (Mrs Jacob Y.):
1631.
Shantz, Selina Shirk (Mrs Walter
C.): 1078.
Shantz, Sidney: 1698.
Shantz, Sidney S.: 3320, 3328.
" Shantz, Simon: 1163, 3097, 3134.
Shantz, Solomon: 1067, 1163.
Shantz, Stanley S.: 1895.
Shantz, Stephen: 2775.
Shantz, Susanna Cassel: 580.
Shantz, Susanna Groh: 2760, 3402.
"* Shantz, Susannah: 1636, 3121, 3137,
3365.
Shantz, Susannah Cassel (Mrs Noah
S.): 517, 1067, 3365, 4487.
Shantz, Susannah Schneider: 1075,
1611.
Shantz, Sydney S., Mrs: 1185.
Shantz, Tilman S.: 1165, 4456.
Shantz, Titus: 2493.
Shantz, Titus S.: 1070.
Shantz, U.B., Dr: 1205.
Shantz, Uzziah: 820.
Shantz, Veronica Weber: 1636, 1698.
Shantz, W.W.: 2294.
Shantz, Walter C.: 518, 1078, 2705,
2731, 4499.
Shantz, Ward M.: 1796, 2878, 3278,
3391.
Shantz, Wendal: 1163, 1879.
Shantz, Wendel E.: 1698.
Shantz, Wendel S.: 1066, 1698, 4499.
** Shantz, William A., Rev.: 3328.
Shantz, Willie: 4441.
Shantz, Willis B.: 2109, 2120, 4192.
Sharbach, Joseph: 1417, 4458.
Sharbach, Mary: 1417.
Sharp, Henry: 4429.
Sharp, Marilyn Dickhout (Mrs
Thomas): 3852.
Personal Subject Index
705
Sharp, Peter: 3625.
Sharp, Thomas: 1160.
Sharpe, Ernie: 851.
Shaver, Donald: 4204.
Shaver, Duff: 4015.
Shaver Family: 4204.
Shaver, Harold: 4204.
Shaver, Margaret: 1190.
Shaver, Ross: 2710.
Shaw, Adam: 1292, 3660, 4271, 4274,
4277, 4282, 4286, 4455.
Shaw, Aneas: 256.
Shaw, Don: 3154.
Shaw, Donald: 1758, 3109.
Shaw, George E.: 2714, 2818, 4380.
Shaw, J.A.: 2994.
Shaw, J. James: 3664, 4280.
Shaw, James: 1374, 3664.
Shaw, James J.: 13, 4031, 4271.
Shaw, Janet Hamilton: 1505, 3852.
Shaw, John: 1001, 1799, 2700.
Shaw, Nellie: 2774, 2775.
Shaw, Thomas: 3664, 4275, 4277.
Shaw, W.C.: 2736, 4456.
Shaw, William: 8, 242.
Shaw, William H.: 1205.
Sheard Family: 421.
Sheard, Hannah: 1037.
Sheard, Mary Hepworth: 421.
Sheard, Titus: 421, 1037.
Shearer, Archibald: 2760.
Shearer, John: 3367.
Shearson, C.A.: 2840.
Shearson, Mrs: 4056.
Shelter, Charles, Rev.: 4464.
Sheimer, John: 804.
Sheimer, Susanna: 804.
Sheirich, Mathias: 1128.
Shelby, Mary Ann: 1569.
Shelby, William: 1569.
Sheldon, S.R.: 3816.
Shelley, Alvin: 4477.
Shelley, E.C.: 2909.
Shelley Family: 4526.
Shelley, Jacob: 4477.
Shelly, Andrew R.: 3350, 3390, 3774.
Shelly, Caleb: 2828, 2829.
Shelly, Clara: 4473.
Shelly, Elizabeth Otterbein (Mrs
Frederick Jacob): 1000.
Shelly, Elsie: 4473.
Shelly Family: 713, 719, 720.
Shelly, Frederick Jacob: 1000.
Shelly, Jacob C.: 1, 4473.
Shenk, Christian: 4525.
Shenk Family: 932.
Shenk, Martin: 4525.
Shepherd, Alex: 3745, 4079.
Shepherd, Duncan: 4079, 4266.
Shepherd Family: 813, 4448.
Shepherd, George: 4273.
Shepherd, J.H.: 3499.
Shepherd, J.H., Mrs: 3485.
Shepherd, Roy, Rev.: 3471, 3479.
Shepherd, William: 690.
Shepley, Joseph, Rev.: 4236.
Sheppard, Doris Harrison: 4433.
Sheppard, Elizabeth Hunt: 1638.
Sheppard, F.L.: 4422.
Sheppard, F.W.: 13, 1300, 1638, 2714,
2782, 2808, 2813, 2817, 2818,
2843, 4031, 4380, 4494.
Sheppard, John R.: 1638.
Sheppard, Leslie E.: 4094.
Sheppard, Lydia: 2843, 4318.
Sheppard, Viola Kennedy: 2775.
Sheppard, W.S.: 1179, 4233.
Sherick, David: 1877.
Sheriff, John: 3669.
Sherk, A.B., Rev.: 4, 7, 22, 252, 256,
610, 671, 672, 1639, 2713, 2766,
3353, 3373, 3377, 3381, 3485,
3492, 3499, 3862, 3896, 4080,
4105, 4380, 4450.
Sherk, A.E.: 1639.
Sherk, A.R.: 4380.
Sherk, Aaron: 4450.
Sherk, Abraham: 270, 4422.
Sherk, Arthur: 2908.
Sherk, Benjamin: 3931.
Sherk, Casper: 275, 294.
Sherk, Daniel: 1076.
Sherk, David: 275, 517, 628, 1153,
1358, 3242, 3310, 3313, 3316,
3319, 3402, 4450, 4454.
Sherk, David B., Rev.: 3263, 3305,
3499, 3933.
Sherk, David, Rev.: 526, 755, 1639,
3232, 3384, 3485, 3492, 4428.
Sherk, Eli: 2518.
Sherk, Elizabeth Betzner (Mrs
David): 3402.
- Sherk Family: 1, 23, 713, 719, 720,
861, 1076, 1077, 1079, 2518.
Sherk, George M.: 4374.
Sherk, Isaac W.B.: 1.
Sherk, Joseph: 7, 13, 251, 255, 256,
258, 268, 275, 294, 526, 555, 583,
611, 615, 628, 671, 672, 673, 713,
720, 1077, 1185, 1358, 1396, 1639,
2097, 2518, 3275, 3355, 3931,
3956, 4319, 4456.
Sherk, Joseph, Jr: 1, 628.
Sherk, M.G.: 2, 1639, 3933.
Sherk, Magdalena: 1639.
Sherk, Mary: 2714, 2818.
Sherk, Miss: 3048.
Sherk, Nettie: 2718.
Sherk, Peter: 1077, 4525.
Sherk, Rebekah: 1639.
Sherk, Roy: 4499.
Sherk, Samuel: 612, 755, 1639, 3328,
3355.
Sherk, Susanna Hemer (Mrs Daniel):
1076.
Sherk, William: 2812.
Sherlock, William, Rev.: 482, 4464.
Sherrer Family: 1773.
Sherrer, Roy: 1773.
Sherriff, Patrick: 2096.
Sherrington Family: 4454.
Sherritt, Edith: 4067.
Sherwood, Charles, Mrs: 1725.
Shetler Family: 716.
Sheuermann, H.A.: 2109.
Sheurman, William: 4079.
Shewan, Boyd: 2803.
Shiel Family: 4199.
Shiel, John: 1, 4214, 4299.
Shield, Theressa: 1933.
Shields, Bruce, Mrs: 4428.
Shields, R.L., Dr: 1195, 4031.
Shiels, David: 4266.
Shildrick, Ernest M.: 3631, 3632.
Shilton, J.W., Rev.: 3644, 3645, 4275.
Shinbein, G.: 3642, 4221.
Shinn, Fred: 4441.
Shinn, Max: 4422.
Shipman, Aaron: 4385.
Shipman, Mary: 2728.
Shirey, Jacob: 4458.
Shirey, Samuel: 4458.
Shirk, Allen: 1640.
Shirk, Alvina Snyder (Mrs George):
1078.
- Shirk, Anna: 1640.
“ Shirk, Barbara: 1640.
Shirk, Benjamin: 2813.
Shirk, Catherine: 1640.
Shirk, Douglas: 3818.
Shirk, Elizabeth: 1640.
Shirk, Emma: 1640.
- Shirk Family: 769, 932, 1078, 1079.
Shirk, George: 13, 1078, 1640, 2379,
4193.
Shirk, Henry: 4437.
Shirk, John: 1640, 2493.
Shirk, Judith Weber: 1086.
Shirk, Lehman: 1977, 2117, 2379.
Shirk, Magdalena Martin (Mrs
Peter): 1078, 1086, 1640.
706
Personal Subject Index
Shirk, Maria; 1640.
Shirk, Martin: 1078, 1640.
Shirk, Mr: 1974.
Shirk, Noah: 1078, 1640, 4193.
Shirk, Peter: 516, 517, 713, 720,
1078, 1086, 1165, 1640, 1940,
1977, 2379, 2406, 2714, 2818,
3327, 4192, 4193, 4194, 4195,
4380, 4435, 4437.
Shirk, Peter, Jr: 1640.
Shirk, Veronica: 1640.
Shirreff, Patrick: 266.
Shiry, Elizabeth Snyder: 2774, 2775.
Shiry Family: 1773.
Shiry, Harold: 1773, 3770.
Shiry, Herbert, Mrs: 2775.
Shiry, Matthias: 256, 1773.
Shiry, Menno: 2728.
Shiry, Minnie, Mrs: 1773.
Shiry, N.: 2775.
Shiry, Noah: 2774, 2775.
Shisler, Rhea: 3837.
Shoemaker, A.S.: 1642.
Shoemaker, Abraham: 308, 2025.
Shoemaker, Abraham D.: 553, 4461.
Shoemaker, Abram: 2379.
Shoemaker, Alffina L.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Allen: 13.
Shoemaker, Amos: 1953.
Shoemaker, Angus L.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Ania: 3074.
Shoemaker, Anna (Mrs George):
3142.
Shoemaker, Barbara N.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Benjamin: 3254, 3259,
3316.
Shoemaker, Bert: 4099.
Shoemaker, Bertha M.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Clinton: 1081.
Shoemaker, D.L.: 1562.
Shoemaker, David: 2379.
Shoemaker, David S.: 326, 1165,
2128, 2485, 2714, 2821, 3711,
4196, 4374, 4380.
Shoemaker, Dorothy, Miss: 1197,
2967, 2983, 2998, 3110, 3915.
Shoemaker, E.J.: 3923.
Shoemaker, Eliza Hall: 1080, 1081.
Shoemaker, Elizabeth: 553, 1069,
1081, 1200, 1612, 2818, 2843,
4191, 4195, 4380.
Shoemaker, Elizabeth Schneider (Mrs
Jacob S.): 1080.
Shoemaker Family: 562, 713, 719,
720, 1080, 1081, 1139, 2196.
Shoemaker, George: 713, 720, 1975,
2098.
Shoemaker, George D.: 713, 720,
4458.
Shoemaker, George F.: 4444.
Shoemaker, H.: 3721, 4031.
Shoemaker, H.W.: 1641, 3633, 4380.
Shoemaker, Hannah: 1081.
Shoemaker, Helen: 1654.
Shoemaker, Isaac: 1081.
Shoemaker, Isabella: 1081.
— Shoemaker, Jacob: 294, 1080, 1081,
1640, 2097, 2379, 4127, 4193.
Shoemaker, Jacob D.: 713, 720, 4461.
Shoemaker, Jacob L.: 1081.
" Shoemaker, Jacob S.: 84, 308, 553,
624, 635, 671, 672, 713, 720, 1069,
1080, 1081, 1086, 1350, 1358,
1976, 1984, 2101, 2179, 2406,
2575, 2611, 2730, 2818, 2843,
4191, 4192, 4195, 4197, 4380,
4404, 4405, 4422.
Shoemaker, James E.: 1081.
Shoemaker, John: 713, 720, 1081,
1353, 4192, 4195.
Shoemaker, John F.: 4444.
Shoemaker, John, Widow: 713, 720.
Shoemaker, Joshua: 553, 2379.
Shoemaker, Julien: 1081.
Shoemaker, Lorraine: 3031.
Shoemaker, Luana E.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Magdalena: 553, 1081.
Shoemaker, Magdalena Longenecker:
1080, 1081.
Shoemaker, Mary Ann: 1081.
Shoemaker, Mary Shantz: 1069, 1080,
1353.
Shoemaker, Mary Tyson: 1080, 1081.
Shoemaker, P.: 1081, 4223.
Shoemaker, Roland H.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Sarah E.: 1081.
Shoemaker, Sheldon: 1081.
Shoemaker, Simon: 1081.
Shoemaker, Susannah Scheuler:
1081.
Shoemaker, Veronica: 713, 720, 3128.
Short, Francis: 2815.
Short, Thomas: 2815, 4478, 4480.
Short, W.: 4080.
Shortfall, Fred, Mrs: 1755.
Shotwell, J.B.: 2818, 4380.
Shour, James, Rev.: 3669.
Showers, Rev.: 3485, 3499.
Shrenk Family: 4429.
Shrimpton, Rev.: 3413.
Shuh, Barbara Bowman (Mrs David):
3361, 3365, 4441.
Shuh, Clarence: 2098, 2807, 4225.
Shuh, Clarence, Mrs: 2098.
Shuh, Clayton H.: 1644.
Shuh, Donald: 4441.
Shuh Family: 713, 719, 720, 1082,
1643, 1644.
Shuh, Franklin: 1644.
Shuh, Grace: 2493.
Shuh, Henry: 514, 713, 720, 1358.
Shuh, Jacob: 1644, 4461.
Shuh, John: 13, 333, 553, 1082, 1643,
1644, 1652, 1808, 1824, 3767,
4067, 4422.
Shuh, L.W.: 13, 1824, 3767.
Shuh, Levi: 1, 13, 1643.
Shuh, Magdalena: 1358.
Shuh, Margaret: 4441.
Shuh, Mary Kaufmann: 1644.
Shuh, Sarah: 1628, 2039.
Shumway, George: 3911.
Shupe, Adam: 275, 1083, 1877, 3185,
4450.
Shupe, Alvin: 3183.
Shupe, Charles, Dr: 1083, 2812, 4450.
Shupe, Charlotte Ahrens (Mrs
Stanley): 721, 1083, 2004.
Shupe, Daniel: 1083.
Shupe, Eliza M. Overholt (Mrs
Charles): 1083.
Shupe, Elizabeth: 3373.
Shupe, Elizabeth Diefenbach (Mrs
John): 275, 1083.
Shupe, Elizabeth Fordneys (Mrs
Daniel): 1083.
Shupe, Elizabeth Munson (Mrs John
Jr): 1083.
Shupe, Elizabeth Scheirich (Mrs
George): 1083.
Shupe, Elizabeth Skelly (Mrs
Ephraim): 1083.
Shupe, Ephraim: 1083.
"* Shupe Family: 713, 719, 720, 1083,
3251, 4380, 4455, 4456.
N Shupe, George: 514, 1083, 3373,
3381, 3382.
Shupe, Harriet: 2812, 4450.
Shupe, Jacob: 3631, 3632, 3633.
Shupe, Jacob, Mrs: 3631, 3632.
v Shupe, John: 256, 275, 555, 713, 720,
1083, 2774, 2775, 3373.
Shupe, John, Jr: 1083.
Shupe, L.: 4031.
Shupe, Leon: 3732, 4233.
Shupe, Peter: 3046, 3391.
Shupe, Peter, Mrs: 1698.
Shupe, Samuel: 4499.
Shupe, Stanley: 721, 1083, 2672,
3735.
Shupe, Wellington: 3631, 3632.
Personal Subject Index
707
Shupp, William: 4102.
Shurly, C.J.: 2275, 4246.
Shurly, Mr: 3050.
Shurly, Mrs: 4031.
Shuttleworth, A.: 1797, 2714.
Shuyler, Theodore: 4094.
Sibley, Linda: 3774.
Sider, E. Morris: 3373.
Sider, Evan, Rev.: 3263.
Sider, John A., Rev.: 3320.
Sider, Milton, Rev.: 3968.
Sider, Raymond: 3382.
Siebert, J. Wesley, Rev.: 4225.
Siefert Family: 4472.
Sieffert Family: 1021.
Siegfried, C.L., Rev.: 333, 1701.
Siegle Family: 636.
Siegman Family: 4441.
Siegner, Emma Schneider: 2004.
Siegner, Walter V., Mrs: 1608.
Siess, L., Rev.: 2732, 2983, 3431.
Sievenpiper, Ephraim, Rev.: 3320.
Sights, Carl: 4104.
Sikorski, Hans: 85.
Silva, Jose: 698.
Sim, George: 4521.
Sim, Gordon: 4099.
Sim, Helen: 3031.
Simcoe, John Graves: 250, 294, 300,
3972, 4517, 4525.
Simmen, E.A.: 4278.
Simmen, Elmer: 4015, 4273, 4278.
Simmer, Henry: 2769, 2815.
Simmermacher, John: 2120.
Simmers, George: 4080, 4102.
Simmon, Menno, Rev.: 3249, 4525.
Simmons, Bernice: 3513.
Simmons, H.: 4088.
Simmons, Jack: 2840.
Simmons, William: 2812.
Simms, Eberett M.: 4099.
Simoes, Jose: 697, 698.
Simon, Joe: 4428.
Simonian Family: 704.
Simons, Menno: 537, 556, 585, 3371,
3870.
Simons, Norval F.: 2120.
Simpson, B. Napier: 3917.
Simpson, D.D., Rev.: 4271.
Simpson, Elizabeth Snider (Mrs
Harry A.): 779.
Simpson, George: 4214.
Simpson, Harry A.: 779.
Simpson, Hugh: 4104.
Simpson, Jimmie: 4289.
Simpson, John: 3631, 4102.
Simpson, Martin: 3631, 3632, 3633,
4371, 4422.
Simpson, Miss: 4318.
Simpson, Mr: 1974, 4428.
Simpson, Thomas W.: 3631, 3632.
Simpson, Tindall: 4371.
Simpson, Tricia: 2570.
Simpson, William: 326, 1855, 1856,
2570, 4348, 4356, 4374, 4380.
Sims, Alexander: 4473.
Sims, Andrew: 1646, 4478.
Sims, Elizabeth: 326.
Sims Family: 813, 1128, 2964.
Sims, Florence Roos: 1645.
Sims, Gay Estell: 1645.
Sims, George: 4278.
Sims, Harvey J.: 326, 1168, 1205,
1266, 1466, 1535, 1645, 1810,
2714, 3737, 3959, 4121, 4299,
4348, 4362, 4380.
Sims, Harvey J., Mrs: 3773, 4377.
Sims, James: 4469.
Sims, James Kenneth: 1194, 1645,
3923, 4348, 4362.
Sims, James, Rev.: 1, 2, 13, 1646,
2818, 3413, 4040, 4454, 4473,
4477, 4478, 4480.
Sims, James, Sr: 4478.
Sims, Janet Robertson: 1646, 4473.
Sims, K: 326, 4031.
Sims, Margaret: 1646.
Sims, Peter H.: 326, 333, 1646, 1808,
3004, 3793, 3959, 4157, 4158,
4362, 4422.
Sims, Rachel: 2964, 4473, 4478.
Sims, W.G.: 4278.
Sims, W.H.: 1645, 4348, 4362.
Simson, Edward: 4474.
Sinclair, Alexander: 2714.
Sinclair, H.B.: 2474, 2517, 2592,
4265.
Sinclair, John: 4487.
Sinclair, Norman: 1822.
Sinden, Charles I., Rev.: 3320.
Sindle, Peter: 2179.
Sindlinger, John M.: 84, 3503.
Singer, Alexander: 817.
Singer, Elizabeth Hewitt (Mrs
Alexander): 817.
Singleton, James K, Rev.: 3643.
Sipes, Allen, Dr: 4454.
Sipes, Jacob: 188.
Sipes, John: 1671, 4277.
Sipes, Melvin, Dr: 4454.
Sipes, Norman: 4437.
Sipes, Norman, Mrs: 1189.
Sippel, Henry: 4371.
Sippel, Wilhelmina: 1725.
Sitler Family: 713, 719, 720.
Sitler, Jacob: 4458, 4461.
Sitler, John: 4461.
Sitler, Lyda: 3031.
Sitler, Lydia Gingerich (Mrs John):
3115.
Sitler, Maryann: 1068.
Sitler, Noah: 3115.
Sittler, Henry: 4521.
Sittler, Ken: 4225.
Sittler, Pam: 3142, 4225.
Sivell, Jean R.: 2728.
Sivyer, Ted: 4499.
Sizer, C.O.: 2700.
Skelly Family: 3465.
Skelly, R. Frank: 1187.
Skelly, W.H.: 4396.
Skene, William, Mrs: 3665.
Skidmore, J.E.: 4023.
Skipton, G.A.: 4395.
Skipton, Horace: 4102.
Skome, David: 188.
Skuse, Robert: 4104.
Slabaugh Family: 716.
Slagel Family: 716.
Slater, Alex: 2800, 3760.
Slater, J.A., Mrs: 1185.
Slater, R.F., Dr: 13, 1184, 4031, 4271,
4274, 4280, 4285.
Slater, Susan B.: 1185.
Slauenwhite, Michael: 3044.
Slaven, Edward, Rev.: 3433.
Slee, Harold: 2700.
Slee, Harold, Mrs: 1189, 4454.
Slee, Kate: 4454.
Slee, Mary Hannah: 2700, 4423,
4429, 4454.
Slee, Thomas: 1165, 2120, 2700.
Sleeman, George: 1861.
Sleighter, Daniel: 690.
Slemmon, M.J.: 2728.
Slichter, Barbara Wismer: 3097.
Slichter, Henry: 3097.
Slichter, Samuel: 514.
Slidders, Sandy: 4015.
Slight, Rev.: 3702.
Sloan, Alexander: 2975, 2986.
Sloan, John: 4237, 4246.
Sloan, Mr: 1324.
Small, A.W., Rev.: 3414, 3415.
Small, Elizabeth: 3665.
Small, J.L., Rev.: 2994, 3664.
Small, Loren: 1932.
Smandych, George: 1647.
Smandych, Mavis: 1647.
Smart, James, Rev.: 3655, 3662,
3663, 3671.
708
Personal Subject Index
Smellie, George, Mrs: 2728.
Smellie, George, Rev.: 3669.
Smellie, J.: 4278.
Smiley, Rev.: 3623.
Smith, A., Mrs: 2783, 4499.
Smith, Abram B.: 4473.
Smith, Albert J.: 671, 672.
Smith, Alexander: 1084.
Smith, Allan R.G.: 1740, 2704, 2807,
2820, 3855, 3872, 4385, 4486,
4487, 4499.
Smith, Alpheus: 1084, 3669.
Smith, Alpheus, Mrs: 3669.
Smith, Andrew: 4393, 4394, 4461.
Smith, Annie: 3470, 3623, 3852,
4486, 4499.
Smith, Anthony: 3474.
Smith, B.: 4278.
Smith, C.M.B.: 4395.
Smith, Carl S., Rev.: 3468, 3472,
3480.
Smith, Carlton C.: 4214.
Smith, Cecil, Mrs: 4088.
Smith, Charles S.: 1085.
Smith, Christian, Mrs: 3665.
Smith, Collum: 295.
Smith, Cushman: 1084, 3485.
Smith, D.S.: 752, 2720.
Smith, David W.: 282, 299, 303.
Smith, E., Miss: 2801.
Smith, Edward: 1084, 4396, 4514.
Smith, Eliza: 3478.
Smith, Elizabeth: 1400.
Smith, Elizabeth Bear (Mrs James):
730.
Smith, Ellen: 3625, 3656.
Smith, Eva Maria: 3478.
Smith Family: 658, 714, 716, 1049,
1084, 1085, 2085, 2704, 4433,
4491.
Smith, "Foxy": 4230.
Smith, Frederick: 3478, 4099.
Smith, George: 3470, 3474, 3625.
Smith, George D.: 1948, 4015.
Smith, George M.: 3478.
Smith, H.W.: 4104.
Smith, H.Z.: 229.
Smith, Harry, Dr: 3623.
Smith, Helen, Mrs: 2798.
Smith, Henrietta Annie: 3475, 3478.
Smith, Henry R.: 3478.
Smith, Herbert: 4103.
Smith, Horace: 2812.
Smith, Ira: 13, 1205, 4031, 4280.
Smith, J.A., Mrs: 2783.
Smith, J. Albert: 630, 1196, 1201,
3772, 3834, 4067, 4117, 4344.
Smith, J.K., Rev.: 1404, 1649, 2593,
2720, 2854, 3655, 3656, 3662,
3663, 3671, 4212.
Smith, J., Mrs: 4088.
Smith, J. Reginald, Dr: 1188, 4062.
Smith, J.S.: 2109.
Smith, J. Sydney: 4505, 4521.
Smith, J.V., Rev.: 3622.
Smith, Jack: 2775.
Smith, Jacob: 4524.
Smith, James: 730, 3470, 3655, 3663,
4266.
Smith, James G.: 217, 3470, 3474,
4385, 4486.
Smith, James H.: 122, 3478.
Smith, James M.M.: 4104.
Smith, Jasper B.: 1084.
Smith, John: 255, 256, 555, 2440,
2512, 4466, 4478, 4481, 4483,
4525.
Smith, John B.: 3663.
Smith, John, Dr: 3656.
Smith, John S.: 2120, 3032, 3044,
3048, 3474, 3978, 4506, 4525.
Smith, Justus: 4521.
Smith, L.S.: 4103.
Smith, M.J.: 1824, 3923, 4422.
Smith, Mabel: 3478.
Smith, Marcia, Dr: 1085.
Smith, Margaret: 878, 3470, 3623,
4486, 4499.
Smith, Margaret Ballantyne: 1400.
Smith, Margaret Elizabeth: 3478.
Smith, Maijorie: 3852.
Smith, Marvin C.: 2120, 4521.
Smith, Mary: 1002, 4526.
Smith, Mary Weaver (Mrs Thomas):
1084, 3811.
Smith, Maude M.: 4031.
Smith, Mervin: 4128, 4132, 4136,
4146.
Smith, Mr: 1574.
Smith, O.J.: 4318, 4517, 4521.
Smith, Oscar: 1085, 4512, 4521.
Smith, Otto G.: 1648, 3592, 3923,
4034.
Smith, Peter: 2128.
Smith, Philip: 3410.
Smith, Priscilla: 4513, 4514, 4517.
Smith, R.H., Rev.: 3636.
Smith, Ralph: 4226.
Smith, Robert: 3470, 3669.
Smith, Samuel H.: 1084.
Smith, Samuel Ward: 255, 256, 1437.
Smith, Sydney: 1400, 1401, 4202,
4266, 4486.
Smith, Sylvester L., Rev.: 3468, 3472.
Smith, T.A.: 3470.
Smith, T.R.: 3470.
Smith, Thomas: 1084, 2140, 3481,
3636, 3669, 3811, 4448, 4449,
4513, 4514, 4517, 4523, 4524,
4526.
Smith, Vincent A., Rev.: 3706.
Smith, W.: 4505.
Smith, W.B., Rev.: 3644.
Smith, W. Wye, Rev.: 4212.
Smith, Walter, Mrs: 3100.
Smith, William: 1974, 2449, 2783,
2818, 2843, 3656, 3669, 4043,
4079, 4195.
Smith, William B.: 3645, 4015.
Smith, William C.: 3470, 3478.
Smith, William G.: 3470, 4486.
Smith, William H.: 3478, 4102.
Smith, William, Mrs: 3665.
Smithson, E., Miss: 2843.
Smithson, S.A.: 2843, 4380.
Smolikowski, Paul, Rev.: 2850.
Smucker, Donovan: 3314.
Smyth, Edward: 1442, 1650, 2714,
2756, 2818, 2821, 4299, 4374,
4380.
Smyth, Jack: 3818.
Smyth, Nora: 3109, 3154.
Smyth, R.G.: 1535.
Smyth, Rebecca Peterson (Mrs
Robert): 1562, 1650.
Smyth, Robert: 1562, 1650, 3656,
3772, 3959, 4031, 4149, 4318,
4380.
Smyth, W.J., Rev.: 3499.
Snavely Family: 804, 932.
Snelgrove, Gertrude: 3713.
Snelgrove, W.H., Rev.: 1205, 1281,
3469, 3482, 4088.
Snell, Edmund: 4263.
Snell, H.: 4080.
Snell, Horace W., Rev.: 3479.
Snelling, Michael: 4225.
Sneyd, G.H., Rev.: 3410.
Sneyd, Henry: 1465.
Snider, A.B.: 1165, 2379, 4429.
Snider, AM.: 1188, 3923, 4023, 4414.
Snider, Absalom: 2379.
Snider, Absalom, Rev.: 1089.
Snider, Ada: 1654, 2978, 4512.
Snider, Addison S.: 1078, 1086, 1186.
Snider, Aldred: 1654, 1942, 4512.
Snider, Alfred: 2011.
Snider, Allen: 1088.
Snider, Almon: 13, 4513.
Snider, Amos: 1977.
Snider, Amy: 1654, 2520, 2978, 2998,
Personal Subject Index
709
4512, 4521.
Snider, Benjamin: 4461.
Snider, Benjamin B.: 4458.
Snider, Benjamin D.: 1976, 2379,
4521.
Snider, Benjamin, "Hiwel Ben": 1611.
Snider, Benjamin S.: 1165.
Snider, Beulah: 3243.
Snider, C.W.: 2292, 2294.
Snider, C.W., Mrs: 3773.
Snider, Caroline: 3798.
Snider, Christian: 255, 256, 333,
1773, 2135.
Snider, Clara: 1654, 4512.
Snider, Clare S.: 1195, 4225.
Snider, Clarence: 1796.
Snider, Clifford M.: 1922, 2007, 3386,
3915, 4521.
Snider, Cranston: 13, 29, 1535, 1654,
2001, 4512.
Snider, D.S.: 4513.
Snider, D.W., Rev.: 3631, 3632, 3633.
Snider, Daniel: 1636, 4380.
Snider, Delford: 4422.
Snider, E.: 1640.
Snider, E.W.B.: 1, 3, 13, 14, 20, 29,
185, 249, 279, 313, 322, 324, 326,
516, 521, 671, 672, 908, 1051,
1078,
1089,
1165,
1166,
1236,
1569,
1611,
1654,
1655,
1657,
1705,
1758,
1811,
1833,
1836,
1842,
1846,
1869,
1873,
1887,
1897,
1910,
1916,
1940,
1941,
1942,
1964,
1965,
1976,
1977,
1984,
2001,
2007,
2021,
2095,
2292,
2294,
2379,
2441,
2444,
2535,
3573,
3869,
3871,
3873,
3883,
3959,
4046,
4114,
4117,
4136,
4149,
4157,
4158,
4318,
4320,
4380,
4404,
4405,
4412,
4422,
4448,
4449,
4490,
4495,
4512,
4517,
4521,
4522,
4525,
4529.
Snider, Earnest: 4477.
Snider, Edward, Mrs: 1242.
Snider, Edwin: 1654, 4512.
Snider, Elias: 326, 333, 599, 1051,
1088, 1653, 1654, 1656, 1922,
1940, 1941, 2379, 2560, 2565,
2567, 2581, 2609, 4195, 4380,
4404, 4405, 4406, 4456, 4512.
Snider, Eliza Jane Strong (Mrs Peter
A.): 1192.
Snider, Elizabeth Good (Mrs
Simeon): 884.
Snider, Elizabeth Martin (Mrs
Solomon): 782, 1087.
Snider, Elsie: 4499.
Snider, Ephraim: 901, 1191.
Snider, Erma Shantz (Mrs Stanley):
3365.
Snider Family: 252, 742, 761, 778,
779, 1053, 1087, 1088, 1773, 2518,
2562, 4221, 4325, 4426, 4453,
4513, 4521, 4529.
Snider, Fernando: 1654, 4512.
Snider, Frank: 2093.
Snider, Franklin: 1654, 4512.
Snider, Frederick: 2581.
Snider, Frederick W.: 1653, 1922,
2379, 4422.
Snider, George S.: 1773.
Snider, Gilbert: 4441.
Snider, Hannah: 1654.
Snider, Harry: 4103.
Snider, Helen: 1654.
Snider, Henry: 1611, 2128, 2379,
2549, 4195, 4380, 4448, 4449,
4458, 4461, 4515, 4525.
Snider, Henry S.: 1165.
Snider, Herbert: 1922.
Snider, Howard: 2807.
Snider, Ida Stauffer (Mrs Jacob S.):
3361, 3365.
Snider, Isaac: 1165.
Snider, Isaac B.: 1088.
Snider, Israel: 1165.
Snider, Jacob: 256, 333, 778, 779,
3577, 4521, 4523.
Snider, Jacob B.: 1165.
Snider, Jacob C.: 3, 517, 1051, 1358,
1369, 1651, 1652, 1922, 1940,
1965, 2379, 2446, 2552, 2581,
3514, 3864, 4405, 4422, 4499,
4512, 4517, 4521, 4529.
Snider, Jacob C., Jr: 1652, 2446,
4404, 4405.
Snider, Jacob S.: 1611, 4448.
Snider, Jean Pirie (Mrs Wellington):
723.
Snider, Jesse B.: 4515.
Snider, John B.: 2080, 4298, 4422,
4513.
Snider, John Bricker: 1652.
Snider, Jonas, Rev.: 1086, 1089, 1186,
3314, 3316, 3367, 3401.
Snider, Josiah: 1165, 1611, 4448,
4456.
Snider, K, Miss: 2798, 2828, 2829.
Snider, Kenneth Maurice: 2120.
Snider, L., Miss: 1346, 3915.
Snider, Lawrence: 2775.
Snider, Leander: 1088.
Snider, Levi: 1089.
Snider, Lillian: 2095, 3573.
Snider, Lloyd: 1796.
Snider, Lola: 1654, 2978, 2998, 4512,
4521, 4529.
Snider, Louisa (Mrs Oliver): 3243.
Snider, Lucinda Hallman (Mrs
Ephraim): 901, 1188.
Snider, Lydia Ann Bowman (Mrs
William): 1651, 1653.
Snider, Lydia Bergey: 750.
Snider, Lydia Shirk (Mrs Addison
S.): 1078, 1086.
Snider, Magdalene Stadelburger:
1088.
Snider, Mahlon: 3243.
Snider, Mary: 3361, 3365.
Snider, Melville A.: 13, 2001.
Snider, Menno: 1165, 1611, 2379,
2548, 2562, 3642, 3669, 4525.
Snider, Menno S.: 4448.
Snider, Moses B.: 4458.
Snider, Mr: 1974.
Snider, Nancy: 778, 1652, 1654, 4512.
Snider, Nancy Bricker: 779.
Snider, Nancy Shantz (Mrs Uriah):
3137.
Snider, Nancy Sittler: 1088.
Snider, Nathaniel: 1088.
Snider, Nelson B.: 2120.
Snider, Norman: 13, 4513.
Snider, Oliver: 3243.
Snider, Paul: 4513.
Snider, Peter A.: 13, 1179, 1611,
4448, 4459, 4460.
Snider, Russell: 4525.
Snider, Ruth, Rev.: 3263.
Snider, S.S.: 1078, 1165, 1640, 1922,
2379, 2581, 3329.
Snider, Samuel: 1940, 2406, 4192.
Snider, Sharon: 3243.
Snider, Simeon: 884.
Snider, Solomon: 782, 1087, 1983.
Snider, Susannah E.: 1652.
Snider, Sydney: 2457, 4477.
Snider, Tilman: 1977.
Snider, Tilman B.: 20, 1165, 1166,
2117, 2379, 4429, 4456.
Snider, Titus: 4448.
Snider, Urbin: 1796.
Snider, W.W.: 1089, 1192, 1654,
2379, 2978, 3230, 3500, 3883,
3923, 3959, 4512, 4521, 4525.
Snider, Walter: 1922, 4513.
Snider, Walter J.: 2007, 2379, 2495,
3642, 4525.
Snider, Walton: 1885.
Snider, Wellington: 723.
710
Personal Subject Index
Snider, Wendell: 1773.
Snider, William: 1, 13, 18, 20, 29,
333, 1051, 1165, 1166, 1651, 1653,
1654, 1656, 1808, 1922, 1965,
1977, 2379, 2444, 2581, 3767,
3892, 4078, 4374, 4422, 4512,
4517, 4521.
Snider, William Bowman: 4099.
Snider, Winifred: 2095.
Snow, George: 4079.
Snow, John: 4225.
Snutch, Terrance: 4398.
Snyder, A.B., Rev.: 3316, 4451.
Snyder, A.H.: 13.
Snyder, A.J., Rev.: 3636.
Snyder, Aaron: 2775.
Snyder, Abraham: 1369, 2812, 4448,
4449.
Snyder, Abram U.: 4448.
Snyder, Absalom: 1165, 4444.
Snyder, Absalom B.: 2774, 2775,
3242, 3270, 3271, 4451.
Snyder, Ada: 2807.
Snyder, Adam L.: 382.
Snyder, Addison: 1, 1078, 2495, 2775.
Snyder, Albert: 2149.
Snyder, Albert C.: 2574.
Snyder, Albert K: 4015.
Snyder, Alfred: 785, 1659, 2179,
3500, 3754, 3959, 4512.
Snyder, Alice: 1678.
Snyder, Allen: 1191.
Snyder, Almond: 2807.
Snyder, Amos: 4349.
Snyder, Ann Passfield (Mrs Douglas):
3852.
~~ Snyder, Anna Cressman (Mrs
Christian): 3314.
Snyder, Annie: 1191.
Snyder, Audrey: 2807.
Snyder, Barbara: 1515.
Snyder, Beatrice: 3923, 4499.
** Snyder, Benjamin: 713, 720, 1089,
2379, 4448, 4517.
Snyder, Benjamin M.: 2812.
Snyder, Benjamin S.: 4448, 4449.
Snyder, Bruce: 1802, 2584.
Snyder, Bryan: 1799.
Snyder, Burwell: 4099.
Snyder, C.B.: 1165.
Snyder, Carl: 4448.
Snyder, Catherine Shantz: 348, 1799.
Snyder, Charles: 3079.
Snyder, Chris: 2829.
" Snyder, Christian: 1799, 2097, 2828,
3260, 3314, 4428, 4444, 4451,
4499.
Snyder, Christian C.: 362, 4458.
Snyder, Clayton H.: 13, 1659, 4080.
Snyder, Cleason: 516, 2098.
Snyder, D.D.: 1089.
Snyder, D.S.: 4524.
- Snyder, Daniel: 333, 553, 1747, 2093,
2109, 2120, 3874, 4412, 4458.
Snyder, Daniel B.: 1162, 1877, 4455.
Snyder, Daniel D.: 1165, 3279.
Snyder, Daniel S.: 1165, 4530.
Snyder, David: 1877, 3232, 3247,
3305, 3492, 4450.
Snyder, David B.: 3370.
Snyder, David H.: 128.
Snyder, Dilman: 4448, 4499.
Snyder, Dorothy, Mrs: 1773.
Snyder, Douglas: 3243, 3314.
Snyder, Douglas N.: 3371, 4499.
Snyder, E.K: 4298.
Snyder, Earle: 1678.
Snyder, Edward G.: 1773, 3301, 3923,
4451.
- Snyder, Elias: 4450.
Snyder, Elias B.: 2120, 2813.
Snyder, Elizabeth: 755, 2728, 2775,
4451.
Snyder, Elizabeth Clemens (Mrs
Levi): 729, 1698.
Snyder, Elma P. Snider (Mrs H.M.):
333, 1659, 1660, 3773.
Snyder, Elo: 4448.
Snyder, Elvin: 3314.
Snyder, Emma Specker (Mrs William
A.): 1054.
Snyder, Ephraim: 1089, 2812, 4450.
Snyder, Esther: 3128.
Snyder, Eunice: 4441.
Snyder, Ezra: 2030, 3183.
Snyder, F.B.: 2801.
Snyder, F.C.H.: 4080.
Snyder, F. Harry: 1658.
Snyder, F.W.: 22.
" Snyder Family: 252, 562, 612, 711,
1053, 1054, 1090, 1091, 1092,
1139, 1773, 2605, 2829, 4212,
4325, 4436, 4441.
Snyder, Fernando: 4448, 4449, 4473.
Snyder, Fred M.: 8, 1758, 1796, 2049,
3915, 3923.
Snyder, Frederick: 553, 1535, 1658,
1811, 1926, 2807, 2818, 4191,
4371, 4380, 4441.
Snyder, Frederick W.: 1810, 1812.
Snyder, George H.: 382, 2120, 2813.
Snyder, George R.: 4448, 4449.
Snyder, H.M.: 1, 13, 1659, 1660,
3973.
Snyder, H., Miss: 2801.
Snyder, Hannah: 382.
Snyder, Helen: 2829.
- Snyder, Henry: 1976.
Snyder, Howard: 2829.
Snyder, Ida: 2775.
Snyder, Ida Groh (Mrs Menno): 3365.
Snyder, Ira: 13.
Snyder, Irvin: 1186, 2098, 4225, 4527.
Snyder, Irvin, Mrs: 2098.
Snyder, Isadore: 580, 755, 1879.
Snyder, J.B.: 1, 1165, 4530.
~ Snyder, Jacob: 264, 514, 4455.
" Snyder, Jacob B.: 1, 1191, 1953,
2584.
Snyder, Jacob C.: 1802, 1976, 2730.
" Snyder, Jacob E.: 4461.
Snyder, Jacob S.: 4448.
Snyder, James G.: 4526.
Snyder, Jane: 382.
Snyder, Jeanne: 2829.
Snyder, Jesse: 1165.
~ Snyder, John: 1071, 1163, 1165,
1358, 4461.
Snyder, John B.: 1, 18, 1818, 2450,
2714, 4374, 4380, 4517, 4524.
Snyder, John C.: 348, 1799, 4451.
Snyder, John J.: 1054.
Snyder, John W., Rev.: 1678, 2908,
3295, 3367, 3387.
Snyder, John W.S.: 4448.
Snyder, Jonas: 616, 3316, 4448.
Snyder, Jonathan S.: 1, 1165, 4441.
" Snyder, Joseph: 514, 3499.
~~ Snyder, Joseph B.: 171, 1091, 1165.
Snyder, Joseph C.: 755.
^ Snyder, Joseph E.: 2586, 3370.
Snyder, Joseph M.: 671, 672, 1092,
1446, 1672, 1934, 2586, 4377.
Snyder, Joseph S.: 1165, 1611, 2093,
4448.
Snyder, Joseph W.: 1773, 4448.
Snyder, Josiah: 4448, 4449.
Snyder, Kathleen, Miss: 2801.
Snyder, Kimberley: 1799.
Snyder, L.P.: 4525.
Snyder, Lawrence: 2775, 3770.
Snyder, Leah Baumann: 4450.
Snyder, Lena: 3773.
Snyder, Levi: 729, 755, 1165, 2775,
4451.
Snyder, Lillian (Mrs Oliver A.): 3365.
Snyder, Lome: 3849.
Snyder, Louis P.: 1569, 4223.
Snyder, Louisa Stahlschmidt (Mrs
Thomas M.): 1054.
Snyder, M.B.: 1165, 1966, 3154, 4209.
Personal Subject Index
711
Snyder, Magda: 1458.
Snyder, Magdalene: 4031.
Snyder, Maria Shirk (Mrs Addison):
1078.
Snyder, Mariah Shantz Shantz (Mrs
Cleason): 3365, 4441.
Snyder, Marie Riegelman: 1658.
Snyder, Mario: 2718.
Snyder, Maijorie Belle: 3109.
- Snyder, Maiy: 755, 2812, 3057, 3098,
3314, 4450.
■" Snyder, Mary Detweiler (Mrs
Samuel): 882.
Snyder, Melinda: 2775.
Snyder, Melvin B.: 13, 2120.
Snyder, Milton: 4441.
Snyder, Moses: 3128, 4448.
Snyder, Moses B.: 4448.
Snyder, Moses K, Mrs: 1698.
Snyder, Moses S.: 4448.
Snyder, Munro G.: 1165.
Snyder, Myra: 2093.
Snyder, Nancy Nahrgang (Mrs
Ervin): 3365.
Snyder, Noah: 1089, 2801.
Snyder, Norman: 13, 3669, 4525.
Snyder, OA: 516, 1799, 3770, 3849,
4451.
Snyder, O.A., Mrs: 3770, 3923.
Snyder, Oliver B.: 3328.
Snyder, Oscar: 4473.
Snyder, Ozias: 3314.
Snyder, Percy: 2829.
Snyder, Peter Etril: 619, 3103, 3153.
Snyder, Rachel Smith: 382.
Snyder, Raymond: 1611, 1773, 4448,
4449.
Snyder, Raymond, Mrs: 2097, 4448,
4449.
Snyder, Rebecca: 4451.
Snyder, Robert: 516, 1799.
Snyder, Roy G.: 1758, 2098, 4441.
^ Snyder, Samuel: 882, 4184.
Snyder, Samuel C.: 3374.
Snyder, Sarah Reist: 4451.
Snyder, Simon: 1, 13, 333, 1659,
1660, 1808, 2080, 3054, 3767,
4078, 4380, 4422.
Snyder, T.B.: 37.
Snyder, T., Rev.: 3525, 3550, 3605.
Snyder, Thomas M.: 1054.
Snyder, Titus: 2812, 4450.
Snyder, Urban: 4448.
Snyder, V.K., Rev.: 3278.
Snyder, Vernon: 4448.
^Snyder, Veronica Shantz (Mrs John):
1071, 1163.
• Snyder, Veronica Weber (Mrs Joseph
B.): 1091.
Snyder, W.B.: 4056.
Snyder, Wayne: 1802, 2584.
Snyder, William: 785, 1658, 2098.
Snyder, William A.: 1054.
Snyder, William H.: 3959.
Snyder, William R.: 963.
Sobisch, Theodore, Rev.: 2785.
Sobjak, Paul, Rev.: 2818, 3422, 3423,
3437, 3442, 3820, 4380.
Soehner, Brian: 4225.
Soehner, Fred: 1515.
Soehner, Harry: 1987, 3050, 4226,
4515.
Soehner, John: 2149.
Soehner, Joyce: 4226.
Soehner, Nyle: 4016.
Softly, Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Sohn, John: 3444.
Sohrt, Henry: 1165, 2120, 4436.
Sohrt, J.: 3550.
Sokvitne, Miriam Snyder: 1661, 3946.
Sole, Donald: 4099.
Solomonian Family: 704.
Somer Family: 3718.
Somers, Sidney: 4396.
Somerville, Alexander: 4477.
Somerville, James: 85, 121, 4079,
4188.
Somerville, Janette: 2959.
Somerville, John: 4487.
Somerville, Margaret: 2704, 4486,
4505, 4506.
Somerville, Margaret, Mrs: 2120.
Somerville, W.H.: 13, 1818, 4056,
4422.
Somerville, W.H., Mrs: 4031.
Sommer Family: 716.
Sommer, Jacob: 1880.
Sommers, AN., Rev.: 4477.
Sommerville Family: 2705.
Sone Family: 1014.
Soper, Augustus, Dr: 4233.
Soper, Oliver: 4104.
Soper, Samuel, Rev.: 3719.
Sorley, Rev.: 3499, 3721.
Sosnoski, Frank J.: 4102.
Souder, Daniel: 2775.
' Souder Family: 713, 719, 720.
- Souder, Jacob: 804.
Souder, John: 2775.
Sours, Isaac: 275, 332, 1986, 2005,
2379, 2593, 3622, 4240, 4255,
4266.
Souter, James: 1740.
Southcott, Harvey F., Rev.: 3472.
Soveje, Joseph: 2807.
Sovereign, Elizabeth: 1252.
Sovereign, J.W.: 1252.
Sowade, Harold: 1861.
Spaeth, Edward: 1165.
Spaetzel Family: 4499.
Spaetzel, George C.: 2289.
Spaetzel, Harold: 4099, 4192.
Spaetzel, Ike: 1885.
Spaetzel, John: 4099.
Spaetzel, Roy: 851, 3923.
Spaetzel, Roy Clifford: 2289, 3710.
Spaetzel, William: 4488, 4499.
Spahr, Andrew: 4468, 4470.
Spahr, John E.: 4094, 4102.
Spain Family: 1093.
Spalding, Andrew: 4058.
Spalding, Archibald: 1662.
Spalding, John, Mrs: 3665.
Spalding, Robert J.: 1193.
Sparkman, John, Mrs: 224, 282,
4202, 4266.
Sparrow, Thomas: 3631, 3632, 4015,
4306, 4371, 4380, 4461.
Spawn, Willman: 1402.
Speckeen, Fred: 4136.
Specker, Clara: 3037, 3048.
Specker, Cosmos: 2484, 4525.
Specker, Emma: 3037, 3048.
Spehnler, Peter: 475.
Speicher, Abraham: 3813, 4255.
Speilman, Ferdinard: 1281.
Speisman, Henry: 4195.
Spekin Family: 636.
Speller, Randall: 3709.
Spellman, Carolyn: 1885.
Spellman, J.A., Dr: 1205.
Spence, Doris: 4226.
Spence, James, Mrs: 3636.
Spence, W.D., Rev.: 1725, 3631, 3632,
3633.
Spencer, F.: 4278.
Sperling, Herman A, Rev.: 326,
2983, 3513, 3525, 3535, 3536,
3537, 3551, 3559, 3603, 4380.
Spetz, Andrew, Rev.: 3425, 3431,
3462, 4299.
Spetz, Anna Herres (Mrs Joseph):
3425.
Spetz Family: 943.
Spetz, Joseph: 1663, 1861, 1983,
3425, 3430, 3442, 4371, 4380.
Spetz, Theobald, Rev.: 1, 209, 332,
657, 671, 672, 943, 1663, 2731,
2732, 2756, 2767, 2780, 2785,
2818, 2850, 3418, 3419, 3421,
3422, 3423, 3428, 3430, 3431,
712
Personal Subject Index
3432, 3438, 3447, 3452, 3457,
3460, 3463, 3465, 3897, 3902,
3945, 3959, 4380, 4525.
Spiegel, Jules: 4279.
Spielmacher, Elisabeth: 4474.
Spielmacher, Michael: 4474.
Spiers, Angela: 1664.
Spiers, B.: 4056.
Spiers, Constance: 3771.
Spiers, David: 2, 1465, 1521, 1664,
1690, 1963, 2055, 2128, 2465,
2471, 2720, 3663, 4202, 4250,
4263, 4380.
Spiers, John, Rev.: 3702.
Spiers, Margaret: 4266.
Spiers, Osborne, Mrs: 3838.
Spiers, William: 1665, 2238, 4079,
4221, 4371, 4380.
Spies, C.A., Rev.: 3494, 3495, 4512,
4521.
Spies, Fred: 4477.
Spies, Howard S.: 2120.
Spies, Mary Ann: 1562.
Spiessman, Henry: 4448.
Spilchuck, Stephen, Mrs: 2090.
Spill, Michael: 119, 1992.
Spitzig Family: 477.
Spitzig, Lorentz: 4448, 4464.
Spitzig, Peter A.: 1983, 4448.
Spitzig, Peter P.: 1861, 4195, 4487.
Split, T.: 4278.
Spoelhof, C., Rev.: 3707.
Spooner, J., Mrs: 4088.
Spooner, Joseph: 4102.
Spotton, A.K.: 2777.
Sprague, Jonathan: 2130, 2743.
Sprague, William B.: 2130, 2800.
Sprenkle Family: 932.
Spring, Christian F., Rev.: 85, 2767,
2947, 3525, 3537, 3565, 3574,
3609.
Springer, A.R., Rev.: 3656.
Springer, Angus, Rev.: 3643.
- Springer, Barbara Shantz (Mrs
Moses): 1666.
- Springer, Benjamin: 256, 275, 332,
382, 555, 1667.
Springer, Christian: 3535.
Springer, David O.: 2135.
- Springer Family: 713, 716, 719, 720.
Springer, Joseph: 1165.
Springer, Mary Ryckman: 1667.
Springer, Moses: 1, 13, 18, 23, 85,
91, 109, 249, 333, 671, 672, 1165,
1201, 1295, 1417, 1535, 1666,
1667, 1668, 1805, 1811, 1818,
1819, 1820, 1824, 2204, 2453,
2756, 2818, 3631, 3632, 3815,
3824, 4011, 4067, 4117, 4191,
4292, 4356, 4380, 4404, 4405,
4407, 4413, 4422, 4455, 4458,
4513, 4524, 4525.
Sprung, H.: 4278.
Spurgeon, Charles: 1190.
Squarebriggs, Charles: 3713.
Sratychuk, Steve: 4100.
St Clair, Moffat: 1845.
St Clair, R.L.: 2290.
St Clair, William: 2290.
Stacey, Peter: 1844.
Staebler, Angeline Ziegler (Mrs J.M.):
1669, 3631.
Staebler, Christian: 3503.
Staebler, Edna: 1197, 1691, 3022,
4343.
Staebler Family: 658, 4494.
Staebler, H.L.: 29, 671, 672, 1179,
1669, 2714, 2818, 2843, 2844,
3959, 4299, 4318, 4374, 4380.
Staebler, J.M.: 326, 671, 672, 1165,
1201, 1434, 1669, 1914, 1926,
2421, 2600, 2818, 2983, 3632,
3815, 4023, 4067, 4070, 4127,
4298, 4315, 4318, 4374, 4376,
4380.
Staebler, Jacob: 4494.
Staebler, John G., Rev.: 3495, 3503,
4512, 4521.
Staebler, Keith: 2600, 3033, 3793,
3923, 4315.
Stafford Family: 382.
Stafford, John: 1877.
Stafford, Kenneth, Mrs: 3636.
Stafford, Myrtle: 2828, 2829.
Stage, Friederike Mensing (Mrs
Friedrick): 1094.
Stage, Friedrick: 1094.
Stager, Aaron F.: 3644, 4280, 4290.
Stager, August: 1094.
Stager, C.H.: 4278.
Stager, C.H.A.: 3936, 4124, 4280.
Stager, Charles, Mrs: 3644.
Stager, Donald E.: 2179, 4315.
Stager, Elizabeth Strycker (Mrs
Henry): 1094.
Stager, Ephraim: 4497.
Stager Family: 1094, 3251, 4436.
Stager, Frederick: 1094.
Stager, Frederick, Mrs: 3644.
Stager, H.: 4396.
Stager, Harry K: 4280.
Stager, Herny: 1094.
Stager, James: '2774, 4451.
Stager, Leslie: 4436.
Stager, O.A.: 2775.
Stager, Pat: 2179.
Stahl, E.: 3620.
Stahl Family: 4426.
Stahlbaum Family: 382.
Stahle, Bert: 2234.
Stahle, George: 4044.
Stahle, John: 4466.
Stahle, Robert E.: 4099.
Stahle, Roy: 4217, 4220.
Stahley Family: 716.
Stahley, Lizzie: 3137.
Stahlschmidt, Daniel, Rev.: 3525,
3527, 3566, 3575, 3608, 4483,
4512, 4521.
Stahlschmidt, Frederick: 4396.
Stahlschmidt, William: 1862, 2714,
2818, 4255, 4393, 4396.
Stainton, H.: 2714.
Stangey Family: 931.
Stanners, Bill: 3182.
Stanners, Linda: 3182.
Stanton, Charles: 326, 2128, 2714,
2740, 2781, 4306, 4380.
Stanton, Frank: 2714.
Stanton, George: 4266.
Stanton, James E.: 4010, 4013, 4306.
Stanton, Mr: 4371.
Stanton, Robert: 2714.
Stares, A.W.: 3034, 4422.
Stares, Arthur: 3042, 3054.
Stares, Gertrude J.: 3042.
Stark, A.: 4278.
Stark, Charles: 3767.
Stark, Chris: 3839.
Stark, Dorothy: 4276.
Stark, Fred: 4454.
Stark, J.W., 'Wally": 4276.
Stark, James: 3650.
Stark, John: 1165.
Stark, W.: 4278.
Stark, W.M.: 1654.
Starr, A.: 2095.
Starr, Adam: 4474.
Starr, Ambrose: 2769, 2815, 3442,
4480, 4481, 4483.
Starr, Anthony: 2120.
Starr, Charles A.: 3839.
Starr Family: 1773, 2815.
Starr, Gregory: 2815.
Starr, John: 37, 1974, 4468, 4474.
Starr, Samuel: 2769.
Starr, Wyman: 1862.
Statham, E.: 2994.
Staton, G.: 2807.
Stauch, Katherine: 1670.
Stauch, Martha Heath: 1670.
Personal Subject Index
713
Stauch, Warren: 552, 1670, 3917,
3946.
" Stauffer, Abraham: 256, 671, 713,
720, 1095, 1096, 1098, 1163, 3097.
Stauffer, Abram: 2379, 2470, 4452,
4456.
Stauffer, Agnes, "Sarah": 1175.
Stauffer, Alfarata: 2801.
^ Stauffer, Anna: 804.
Stauffer, Anna Maria Shelley (Mrs
David): 1095.
Stauffer, Barbara Betzner (Mrs
Noah): 1096.
Stauffer, Biddy: 256.
Stauffer, Byron H., Rev.: 2714, 2760,
4356, 4380.
Stauffer, C.B., Mrs: 4088.
** Stauffer, Christian: 2447, 2448.
Stauffer, Clementina: 2801.
^ Stauffer, Daniel: 1096, 1098, 1163,
2135.
Stauffer, David: 713, 720, 1095, 2550,
3321.
Stauffer, Eli: 794, 2379.
Stauffer, Eliza (Mrs Jacob G.): 1163.
^ Stauffer, Elizabeth: 755.
Stauffer, Elizabeth (Mrs David):
3321.
" Stauffer, Elizabeth Zug (Mrs
Abraham): 1096, 1098, 1163.
Stauffer, Emmanuel: 1095.
Stauffer, Essie: 3773.
Stauffer, Esther Groh: 382, 2760,
2761.
Stauffer, Esther Snyder (Mrs Levi):
1096.
Stauffer Family: 252, 713, 716, 719,
720, 794, 901, 1095, 1097, 1098,
1163, 1164, 1238, 2385, 2399,
3251, 3316, 3335, 4380, 4454,
4455.
Stauffer, Foster: 2801.
Stauffer, Gordon: 3631.
**« Stauffer, Hans: 804.
Stauffer, Harley: 1149, 2801, 2807.
Stauffer, Henry: 4422.
Stauffer, Isabella Reid (Mrs
Emmanuel): 1095.
Stauffer, Isabella Willson: 1149.
Stauffer, Jacob: 3127, 3322.
Stauffer, Jacob G.: 1163.
v Stauffer, John: 377, 1096, 1165, 1334,
2050, 4498, 4506.
Stauffer, John G.: 1163.
Stauffer, Joseph: 1095, 1097, 1163,
1165, 1671, 1956, 2005, 2714,
2728, 3816, 3862, 3930, 4230,
4454, 4461.
Stauffer, Joseph B.: 2379.
Stauffer, Joseph E.: 2714.
Stauffer, Josiah S.: 1, 1823, 4456.
Stauffer, Levi: 1, 149, 1096, 1163,
1165, 1823, 4444.
Stauffer, Louis: 4428.
Stauffer, Magdalena Hallman (Mrs
Obal): 901.
Stauffer, Malinda Snider (Mrs
Norman): 3361.
Stauffer, Martin: 1671.
Stauffer, Mary Brubacher: 794.
Stauffer, Matthias: 804.
Stauffer, N.A., Mrs: 4136.
Stauffer, Nancy: 1671, 3097.
Stauffer, Nelson S.: 820.
Stauffer, Noah: 1096, 1098, 1163,
2760, 3259, 3298, 3305, 3384,
3391.
Stauffer, Norine Weichel: 1700.
Stauffer, Norman B.: 3259.
Stauffer, Obal: 901.
Stauffer, R.C.: 3923.
Stauffer, Samuel: 256, 382, 1095,
2760, 2761, 3320.
Stauffer, Samuel S.: 3328.
Stauffer, Susannah Kinzie (Mrs
Daniel): 1096.
Steadman, Lome: 4099.
Steal, Francis: 256.
Stebbing, Ernest J.: 2708, 2818.
Steckenreiter, Louis P.: 4422.
Steckle, Bob: 4453.
Steckle, Esther Bleam (Mrs John
W.): 1100.
Steckle Family: 1100, 1101, 2470,
4433.
Steckle, Henry: 1165.
Steckle, Henry D.: 1068.
Steckle, John: 8, 1773, 2096, 2572,
3384, 4429, 4433.
Steckle, John W., Rev.: 1100.
Steckle, Lydia Shantz: 1101.
Steckle, Susannah Chase: 4433.
Steckley, Anna R.: 1099.
Steckley, Christian: 4499.
Steckley Family: 1099, 4494.
Steckley, John: 3298, 3316, 3355.
Steckley, Joseph: 3046, 3837.
Steckley, Leigh: 2798.
Steckley, Magdalena Sommer: 1099.
Steckley, Roy: 2718.
Steckly, Barbara Jantzi: 1099.
Steckly, Barbara Steinman: 1099.
Steckly, Eli: 1099.
Steckly, Fannie Gerber: 1099.
Steckly, Hans: 1099.
Steckly, John: 1099.
Steckly, Lydia: 1099.
Steckly, Mary R.: 1099.
Steckly, Mearl: 2775.
Steckly, Olga Siebert: 1099.
Steckly, Peter R.: 1099.
Steddick, John J.: 4225.
Stedman, Philip: 224, 259, 275, 282,
299, 300, 301, 303, 332, 555,
1324, 4202, 4212, 4266, 4380,
4517.
Steen, Ellanora: 4520.
Steen, Frederick J., Rev.: 3468, 3472,
3480.
Steen, John: 4436, 4458.
Steenson, Mary P.: 2801.
Steenson, W.: 2095.
Steffan, John, Rev.: 2732, 2756, 3431,
3442, 3459, 3462, 4380.
Steffler Family: 998, 4221.
Steffler, Jerome L.: 4499.
Steffler, Norman: 4225.
Steffler, R.C.: 2090.
Stegman, David: 256.
Stehle, George: 3029.
Stein, Ada: 3647.
Stein, Eckhardt: 2379, 4466.
Stein, William: 1861, 1983, 3815,
4371.
Steinberg, E.M., Miss: 2109, 2120.
Steinberg, George: 3674.
Steinberg, Rev.: 3470.
Steine, Eckhardt: 2512.
Steiner, Carl J.: 2120.
Steiner Family: 353.
Steiner, George: 2552.
Steiner, Laura: 2552, 4521.
Steiner, Mary: 804.
Steiner, Ruth: 2798.
Steiner, Ulrich: 4388.
Steinkraus, Dieter: 4467.
Steinman, Albert: 2484.
Steinman, Alvin D.: 1773, 4499.
Steinman, Annie: 1754.
Steinman, Catherine Schmidt (Mrs
Joseph): 1048, 1161.
Steinman, Christian: 1102.
Steinman, Christian, Jr: 1102.
Steinman, Daniel H., Rev.: 3277.
Steinman, Emma Lebold (Mrs
David): 3365.
Steinman Family: 1102, 1103, 1773,
2705, 4478, 4499.
Steinman, Jacob: 599.
Steinman, Joseph: 1048, 1161.
Steinman, Mary Zehr (Mrs Joseph):
714
Personal Subject Index
1161.
Steinman, N.M.: 1.
Steinman, Veronica Eyer (Mrs
Christian): 1102.
Steinmann, Anna Ramseyer (Mrs
Daniel): 1103.
Steinmann, Barbara: 3365.
Steinmann, Barbara Rupp (Mrs
Joseph): 1103.
Steinmann, Christian: 481, 556, 1103,
4499.
Steinmann, Christian, Jr: 1103.
Steinmann, Daniel: 1103.
Steinmann, John: 1165.
Steinmann, Joseph: 1103.
Steinmann, Mabel: 3774.
Steinmann, Maria Honderich (Mrs
Christian Jr): 1103.
Steinmann, Mary Gardner (Mrs
Daniel): 1103.
Steinmann, Susanna Lebold (Mrs
Daniel): 1103.
Steinmann, Veronica Eyer (Mrs
Christian): 1103.
Steinmetz, George: 3775.
Steis, John: 4474.
Steiss, A.J.: 13.
Steiss, Adam: 1165, 2120, 4525.
Steiss, John: 867, 4477.
Steiss, Maria Foerster (Mrs John):
867.
Stemm, Albert: 4499.
Stemmier Family: 4478.
Stemmier, George: 3442.
Stemmier, George, Mrs: 3442.
Stemmier, Gerry: 1844.
Stemmier, Lome: 4099.
Stephan, William: 1740.
Stephen, Laura Rose: 3842.
Stephens, Horn: 4505.
Stephens, Kezia: 3709.
Stephenson, G.I., Rev.: 3695.
Stephenson, J.N.: 4099.
Stephenson, Joy: 3243.
Steppler, Elizabeth: 752.
Stere Family: 2704.
Sterling, Bertha: 3767.
Sterling, George: 4016.
Sterling, S.L.: 4422.
Sterling, T.: 3470.
Sterling, T.H.: 4382.
Sterling, William: 1165, 3470, 4422.
Sternall, R.E., Rev.: 3715.
Sterne, W.H., Rev.: 3640.
Steuemagel, C.: 3503.
Steuemagel, Christian: 3527.
Steuemagel, H.: 2095.
Steuemagel, W.: 1.
Steumpfle, Henry: 1967.
Steumpfle, Michael: 1967.
Steurey Family: 716.
Stevanus, Ethel: 2728.
Stevanus, Howard: 3313, 3367, 4448.
Stevanus, Lizzie Ann Cressman:
3365.
Stevanus, Myron: 4448.
Stevens, Harold: 4099.
Stevens, Horn: 4506.
Stevens, John S.: 4103.
Stevens, Mr: 2379.
Stevens, Robert: 2056.
Stevens, William: 4099.
Stevenson, H.A., Dr: 1233.
Stevenson, Jack: 851.
Stevenson, Norman: 4102.
Steward, Ross: 4103.
Stewart, Alexander: 29, 188, 299,
303.
Stewart, Allan F.: 1822.
Stewart, Charles: 2986.
Stewart, D., Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3621.
Stewart, Ethel: 4478.
Stewart Family: 4470.
Stewart, Finlay G., Rev.: 2821, 3656,
3660, 3685, 3691.
Stewart, Fred: 4015.
Stewart, George, Mrs: 3773.
Stewart, J.A., Rev.: 3664.
Stewart, J. Ure, Rev.: 3623, 3628.
Stewart, James: 2975, 4102.
Stewart, Jennie: 2975, 2986.
Stewart, Joe J.: 1909.
Stewart, John: 4079.
Stewart, John W.: 2120.
Stewart, Mary: 2787.
Stewart, Molby: 3474.
Stewart, Mrs: 3772.
Stewart, Robert G.: 4103.
Stewart, Ross: 2714.
Stewart, Samuel R.: 2379.
Stewart, Thomas: 289, 1976, 2128,
2379, 2774, 2775, 3660, 4429,
4451, 4452.
Stewart, W.: 2379, 4521.
Stewart, Walter: 85, 99.
Stewart, William, Rev.: 332, 693,
3232, 3485, 3501, 3671, 3682,
4202, 4240, 4266.
Stibling Family: 4499.
Stickells, Ethel: 3713.
Stickney, Ernest: 2148.
Stickney Family: 1112.
Stiefelmeyer, Henry: 2145, 4499.
Stiefelmeyer, Jack: 4100.
Stiefelmeyer, John: 2145, 4094, 4499.
Stiefelmeyer, John U., Dr: 2558.
Stieler, Earl W.: 3892.
Stier, Nathaniel: 4094, 4104.
Stiles, Patrick J.: 4015.
Stimson, E., Dr: 1171, 4214, 4380.
Stimson, E.R., Rev.: 1509, 3468,
3480, 4380.
Stirling, Kate Millar: 4485.
Stitt, Herbert: 2129.
Stitt, William: 3499.
Stock Family: 1104.
Stock, Frederick: 1725.
Stock, Valentine: 4507.
Stockfish, August: 4195.
Stockfish, Harry G.: 4396.
Stockie, Jerome: 4499.
Stockley, Fred: 4422.
Stockton, Andrew M.: 1105.
Stockton, Charles S.: 1105.
Stockton Family. 1105.
Stockton, George D.: 1105.
Stockton, H. Harry: 1725.
Stockton, Isabella McRae (Mrs
Charles S.): 1105.
Stockton, J. Harry: 3044.
Stockton, James: 4178.
Stockton, Mabel Holmes (Mrs George
D.): 1105.
Stockton, Mrs: 3773.
Stockwell Family 4498.
Stockwell, Mr: 4506.
Stoddart, David: 1983.
Stoddart Family 3908.
Stoekle, C.: 1861.
Stoekle, Charles F.: 1983.
Stoekle Family: 713, 719, 720, 1100,
1101, 4433.
Stoeser, Charles: 1.
Stoeszer Family 2815.
Stokes, Clifford: 4080, 4103.
Stokes, Peter: 2474, 2543, 3918.
Stoll, Jack: 4099.
Stoltz, A., Rev.: 2714, 3263, 3376.
Stoltz, C.E., Dr: 2829.
Stoltz, E.A, Mrs: 1280.
Stoltz, Edward A.: 4499.
Stoltz, Eva Becker: 4433.
Stoltz, Howard: 4499.
Stoltz, Jacob: 4499.
Stoltzfus, Christian: 599.
Stoltzfus Family 1059, 1102.
Stoltzfus, John: 599.
Stolzfoos, Chris: 1102, 4525.
Stomer, David: 256.
Stone, Abijah: 4477.
Personal Subject Index
715
Stone, George: 1165.
Stone, S.G.W.: 4477.
Stone, W.C.: 2291.
Stonehouse, Mr: 4505, 4506.
Stoneman, Horace: 4104.
Stoner, Grace: 4384.
Stoney, Edmund, Rev.: 3631, 3632.
Storch, Robert: 85, 97, 1992.
Stork, George: 2449.
Stork, William: 4525.
Storms, Everek R.: 3278, 3315, 3337.
Storms, Paul L., Rev.: 3320.
Stoskopf, Valentine: 4195.
Stouffer, Abraham: 188, 1083.
Stouffer, Archibald: 852.
Stouffer, Candace Eby (Mrs
Archibald): 852.
Stouffer, Christian: 4525.
Stouffer, Esther: 809.
Stouffer, Joseph, Mrs: 809.
Stouffer, Samuel: 188.
Stouffer, Walter: 3278.
Stover, G.L., Rev.: 3416.
Strachan, Bishop: 2049.
Strachan, D., Rev.: 2994, 3664.
Strachan, Donald: 1205.
Strang, Adam: 3660.
Strang, Diana A.: 3672.
Strang, Hugh L: 2714, 2727, 3672,
4246.
Strang, James, Rev.: 332, 691, 2788,
3232, 3634, 3667, 3672, 3687,
3689, 4202, 4212, 4236, 4240,
4262, 4266.
Strang, John R.: 2818, 2843, 3672,
4380.
Strang, Robert: 1877, 2120.
Strassburger, Morgan: 3513.
Strasser, Ezra: 4067.
Stratford, Charles: 2840.
Straube, Valentine: 4422.
Straubinger, Franz: 630.
Strauch, John: 4094, 4104.
Straus, Dolores: 2815.
Straus Family: 717, 2815, 4476.
Straus, Felix: 2769.
Straus, Harold: 2815.
Straus, Jerome: 2769.
Straus, Joan: 2815.
Straus, Paul: 2815.
Strauss, Gordon: 3718.
Strebel Family: 2829, 4494.
Strebel, Herbert: 4513.
Strebel, Irene: 2715, 2829.
Strebel, John: 1.
Strebel, Ruth: 2829.
Street, Leo: 4395.
Street, Samuel: 256.
Streeter, George: 3, 4221, 4524.
Streeter, John: 4525.
Streicher, Anna Jantzi (Mrs
Michael): 923.
Streicher, Barbara Kennel (Mrs
Leonhardt): 1106.
Streicher, C.: 1165.
Streicher, Christian: 1936.
Streicher, Christian, Rev.: 3368.
Streicher, Daniel: 3368.
Streicher, Daniel R.: 1936.
Streicher Family: 1106.
Streicher, John: 950, 4466.
Streicher, Leah Lebold (Mrs John):
950.
Streicher, Leonard: 474, 951.
Streicher, Leonhardt: 1106.
Streicher, Michael: 923, 1099.
Strempfer, J., Rev.: 3518, 3525, 3546,
3566.
Strieker, Arnold: 256, 713, 720, 2760.
Strieker Family: 713, 719, 720, 2097.
Strieker, Gottfried: 2458.
Strieker, Harry: 4099.
Strieker, Henry: 4371.
Strieker, Matthew: 4371.
Strieker, Matthias: 4525.
Strickler, Absalom: 585.
Strickler, Henry: 4458.
Strickler, Jacob: 585.
Strober, Peter: 4487.
Stroebel Family: 4499.
Stroh, Adolph: 4480.
Stroh, Anna Oszwald (Mrs Conrad):
3527.
Stroh, Carl: 3608.
Stroh, Conrad: 2553, 3050, 3527,
4380, 4514.
Stroh, Donald: 2553.
Stroh, Elizabeth: 1672.
Stroh, Ellen: 2745.
Stroh, Emma: 2553, 3608.
Stroh, F.E.: 4422.
Stroh Family: 658, 711, 998.
Stroh, George O.: 2553.
Stroh, Harold: 3608.
Stroh, Henry: 1, 249, 326, 635, 1672,
2843, 4306, 4371, 4372, 4380,
4521.
Stroh, Jacob: 13, 220, 635, 671, 672,
1350, 1672, 2379, 2707, 2708,
2818, 4078, 4371, 4380, 4422,
4429.
Stroh, John: 1, 2120, 2769, 2815,
3442, 3464, 4040, 4380, 4441,
4468, 4474, 4478, 4481, 4483.
Stroh, Leon: 1725, 2574, 3044.
Stroh, Lester: 2553.
Stroh, Melvin: 3608.
Stroh, Melvin, Mrs: 3608.
Stroh, Nathaniel: 1188, 1672, 3044,
3875.
Stroh, Noah: 2553, 3608, 4525.
Stroh, Russell: 2553.
Stroh, Susannah: 1672.
Stroh, Walter: 2553, 3608.
Stroh, Yost: 4371, 4380, 4461.
Stroh, Yost S.: 1165.
Strohm, David: 713, 720, 1358, 2813,
2818, 3097.
Strohm, Eva: 3097.
Strohm, Jacob: 713, 720.
Strohm, Maria: 3097.
Strome, A.P.: 1895.
Strome, A.R.: 2554, 4525.
Strome, Anna Marie Shiry (Mrs
Jacob): 2766.
Strome, Carl: 2202.
Strome, Christian: 553, 2379, 2760,
4451.
Strome, David: 2766.
Strome Family: 713, 719, 720.
Strome, Jacob: 1128, 2766.
Strome, John: 4499.
Strome, Wilmer: 3044.
Stromer, Christian: 256.
Stromer, Jacob: 188, 256.
Stromes Family: 2097.
Strong, John J.: 4448.
Strong, R.S.: 2, 1806, 1814, 3481.
Strong, Richard S.: 332, 4266.
Strong, W.F.: 2703.
Strub, Frederica Fischer (Mrs
Joseph): 863.
Strub, George: 4103.
Strub, Joseph: 863.
Strub, Louise: 1329.
Strubhar Family: 716.
Strubhar, Ruth Cressman (Mrs
Clifford): 3365.
Strughers, Mr: 2379.
Struthers, Andrew, Mrs: 3665.
— Struthers Family: 4204.
Struthers, James, Mrs: 1681.
Struthers, R.G.: 3690, 4246, 4263.
Struthers, Susan: 4031.
Struthers, William: 3665.
Strycher Family: 4436.
Strycker, Caroline Quirmbach (Mrs
John): 4436.
Strycker Family: 1094.
Strycker, Howard: 1755.
Strycker, Howard, Mrs: 1755, 4436.
716
Personal Subject Index
Strycker, John: 4436.
Stuart, A.M.: 2014.
Stuart, A.M., Mrs: 3838.
Stuart, Andrew A.: 2014.
Stuart Family: 4525.
Stuart, J.P.: 3816.
Stuart, James A.: 4382.
Stuart, John, Rev.: 188, 216.
Stuart, Leslie: 2449.
Stuart, Margaret: 2727.
Stuart, R.S.: 4499.
Stuart, S.R.: 4382.
Stuart, WA: 4382.
Stubbs, A., Mrs: 4088.
Stubbs, Alexander: 4103.
Stubbs, John: 4103.
Stubbs, Mr: 3669.
Stubbs, Rushton: 3709.
Stiibing, Heinrich: 3545.
Stuckey Family: 716, 717.
Stuckey, Herbert: 2120.
Stuckhardt, John: 851.
Studdick, Jack: 4515.
Studer Family: 716.
Studiman, Robert: 4204.
Studiman, Stuart: 3636.
Stuebing, C.: 326, 1811, 1833, 4380.
Stuebing, Earl E.: 4104.
Stuebing, Edward G.: 2843, 4380.
Stuehler, Simon: 4204.
Stuempfle, Johann M.: 3081.
Stuempfle, Katharina Rood: 3081.
Stuempfle, Michael: 4392, 4393.
Stuemagel, Christian: 4525.
Stuemagel, Henry: 4525.
Stumpf, Daniel: 2554.
Stumpf, Edward: 4103.
Stumpf, J.R.: 4474.
Stumpf, John: 2818, 4221, 4298.
Stumpf, Joseph: 2769, 2815.
Stumpf, Ludwig: 3527, 4524.
Stumpf, Miss: 2843.
Stumpf, P.F.: 1205, 4217.
Stumpf, Peter: 3050, 4220.
Stunman, Christian: 514.
Sturdy, Gerald: 1673.
Sturdy, Lida B. Pearson: 1673.
Sturdy, Peter: 1673.
Sturm, Christian: 1186.
Sturm, H.A.: 326, 1186, 1196, 1537,
1903, 2581, 3936, 4112, 4381,
4422.
Sturm, H.W.: 4344.
Sturm, Lavina: 1537.
Styck, John: 4100.
Styles, B.: 4080.
Suddaby, J., Mrs: 3773.
Suddaby, Jeremiah: 1286, 2723, 2732,
2774, 2775, 2782, 2802, 2818,
2822, 2841, 2842, 2843, 2844,
4318, 4380, 4422.
Suddaby, Norman, Mrs: 1382.
Sudden Family: 3908.
Sudden, Flossell M. Clemens (Mrs
Ford): 3852.
Sudden, Ford: 1160, 1189, 1822,
4214.
Sudden, James: 3663.
Sudden, Janet: 3636.
Sugg, Samuel: 4525.
Suggitt, George: 1.
Sullivan, J.E.: 4103.
Summerell, W.H., Rev.: 3623.
Summerfeldt, Martha: 2179.
Summers, Leslie: 4499.
Summerville, Thomas: 4499.
Sumner, Jacob: 1983.
Suntheimer Family: 716.
Sureres, David: 4458.
Surich, Joachim E.: 2547.
Surich, Susan R.H.: 2547.
Surrat, John: 4179.
Susand Family: 4318, 4371, 4380,
4473.
Susand, P.E.: 4380.
Sutcliffe, H., Mrs: 4088.
Sutherland, Alexander, Rev.: 3622,
3631, 3632, 3633, 3643.
Sutherland, D.G., Rev.: 3622.
Sutherland, D.N.: 4087.
Sutherland, D.W.: 3816.
Sutherland, Kenneth: 2090, 2120.
Sutherland, M.S., Mrs: 3838.
Sutherland, Mary Hauch: 1424.
Sutherland, Robert: 1535, 4380.
Sutherland, W., Mrs: 3665.
Sutter Family: 716, 717.
Sutton, Edward J.: 4080, 4102.
Swan, Dr: 2994.
Swan, James C.: 4178.
Swan, John M.: 2120.
Swan, M., Rev.: 3479, 3636.
Swank, John: 3355.
Swarey Family: 716.
Swartz, Christian: 256, 382, 2760.
Swartz, Erma Rudy: 3271.
Swartz, Jesse: 2379, 2572.
Swartz, Katharine Dyck: 3401.
Swartz, Millie: 2179.
Swartz, Percy W.: 1195.
Swartz, S.H., Rev.: 3263.
Swartzentruber, Amos: 3245.
Swartzentruber, C.: 3519.
Swartzentruber, Clarence: 1773, 2705.
Swartzentruber, Dorothy: 602.
Swartzentruber, Edna Litwiller (Mrs
Amos): 3245, 3365.
Swartzentruber, Grant: 4499.
Swartzentruber, Mannuel: 4499.
Sweeney, John: 4384.
Sweitzer, Carl: 2714.
Sweitzer, Earl, Mrs: 3798.
Sweitzer Family: 716.
Sweitzer, Norman: 4273.
Swinton, Z.I., Miss: 2775.
Sword Family: 1674.
Sword, Jean Cameron: 1674.
Sykes, Charles A., Rev.: 326, 4107,
4128, 4132, 4380.
Sykes, Donald: 3033.
Sykes, Samuel: 4104.
Sykes, Violet: 3033.
Sylvestre, Allie: 3771, 3840.
Sylvestre, G.P., Dr: 1165, 2478, 3790,
4062.
Sylvestre, Mina: 1316, 1392, 2478,
3771, 3840.
Sywyk, Andrew: 4099.
Szuck Family: 4428.
Tabbert, Chris: 4040.
Tadla, Casimir, Rev.: 3437.
Tafel, C.H., Rev.: 326, 671, 672, 2808.
Tafel, Louis, Rev.: 3696, 3702, 3703.
Taggart, J.F.: 4220.
Tagge, Mary Dobbin: 4195.
Tagge, Peter N.: 2, 249, 635, 2109,
2120, 2128, 3620, 3711, 4191,
4192, 4193, 4195, 4196, 4461.
Tagge, Peter N., Mrs: 3656.
Tait, Anna B. Perine (Mrs Donald):
1675.
Tait, Donald, Rev.: 1675.
Tait, George: 4250.
Tait, J.H.: 1895.
Tait, James: 1196, 3656.
Tait, Mr: 2200.
Talbot, EH: 461.
Talbot, Richard: 461.
Talbot, Thomas: 250.
Tanner, Currie: 785, 4473, 4477.
Tanner, James: 4102.
Tanner, John: 785, 4473, 4477.
Tanner, Maria: 787.
Tanner, Vera Uttley: 1686.
Tappe, Frederick: 4487.
Tappert, C.R., Rev.: 326, 333, 671,
672, 3525, 3535, 3536, 3537, 3591,
3592, 4087, 4121, 4164, 4380.
Tappie, Fritz: 4388, 4499.
Personal Subject Index
717
Taraday, Max: 3718.
Taraday, Morris: 3718.
Taraday, Rebeccah: 3718.
Tarasiewicz, Theodor, Rev.: 3437,
3820.
Tassie, Alexander: 2840, 2845.
Tassie, James: 2787.
Tassie, Mary: 2787.
Tassie, Sarah Morgan (Mrs William):
1676,
1677,
2787, 2845.
Tassie, William:
2, 13,
, 332,
1165,
1233,
1287,
1310,
1465,
1664,
1676,
1677,
2471,
2593,
2720,
2721,
2777,
2782,
2787,
2818,
2840,
2845,
2854,
2862,
2863,
3663,
4266.
3894,
4080,
4230,
4240,
Tate, B.A., Mrs: 1621.
Tatton, Richard: 2088.
Tatum, D.D., "Bud": 2193.
Taub Family: 4499.
Taves, Harvey W.: 602, 1678, 2908.
Taves, Iva, Dr: 516.
Taylor, A.S.: 4233, 4261, 4263.
Taylor, Albert: 3760, 3761.
Taylor, Alec: 1783.
Taylor, Andrew W.: 156, 301, 1679,
1680,
1724,
1758,
1773,
1783,
2073,
2131,
2401,
3663,
3760,
3863,
3866,
3876,
3887,
3889,
3910,
3915,
3916,
3917,
3928,
3929,
3940,
3944,
3945,
4184,
4198, 4235.
Taylor, Arlene: 4225.
Taylor, C.: 703.
Taylor, Cyrus M.: 3, 13, 333, 1535,
1667, 1805, 1818, 1819, 1820,
1824, 3054, 3767, 4404, 4405,
4406, 4422.
Taylor, Doris: 2775.
Taylor, E.P.: 1983.
Taylor, Edith: 2748, 2822.
Taylor, Edward: 3689.
Taylor, Edwin, Rev.: 3643.
Taylor, F.C.: 3923, 3951.
Taylor Family: 1773, 4204, 4212,
4222, 4433, 4436.
Taylor, George: 4395.
Taylor, Henry: 4433.
Taylor, Isabella: 3665.
Taylor, J.: 1681, 3656.
Taylor, James: 3665.
Taylor, James, Mrs: 3665.
Taylor, James, Rev.: 3702, 4380.
Taylor, Janet Dryden (Mrs John, Sr):
843.
Taylor, Jared: 3760.
Taylor, Jared Barton, Mrs: 3773.
Taylor, John: 3622.
Taylor, John, Jr: 4214.
Taylor, John, Sr: 843.
Taylor, John W.: 4263.
Taylor, Joseph: 1895, 4458.
Taylor, Ken: 3761.
Taylor, Margaret: 3771.
Taylor, Marshall: 2714.
Taylor, Mary McPherson: 975, 1681.
Taylor, Miss: 2727.
Taylor-Munro, George, Rev.: 3656,
3685.
Taylor, Neil: 1783.
Taylor, Raymond: 4226.
Taylor, Raymond J.: 4217, 4225.
Taylor, Sherwood: 3760, 3761.
Taylor, T.C.: 2803.
Taylor, Thomas: 302, 1679, 1680,
1681, 2130, 4225.
Taylor, Thomas, Mrs: 1185.
Taylor, Verna Babcock (Mrs Andrew
W.): 1679, 1758, 3852, 3889, 3940.
Taylor, Vida A.: 2728.
Taylor, Wheeler: 4422.
Taylor, William: 4015.
Teahen, Fred W.: 4015.
Teasdale, George: 4099.
Tebbs, G.W.: 4277.
Tecumseh: 3937.
Teevin, R.D.: 4100.
Teichrob, Abram: 3401.
Telfer, Andrew M.: 1822.
Telfer Family: 4212.
Telfer, Helen: 3665.
Telfer, John: 302, 332, 348, 688, 690,
691, 693, 1325, 3687, 4202, 4231,
4240, 4260, 4266.
Telfer, William: 2818.
Telford, W.P.: 2788.
Telitzski, Conrad: 1983.
Tennant, John: 4498.
Terbig, John: 4487.
Ternant, Vera Mavis: 4454.
Terry, David: 824.
Terry Family: 824.
Terry, Mary Aim Cunningham (Mrs
David): 824.
Terryberry, A., Rev.: 3643.
Teufel, John: 4422.
Teuscher, J.: 85, 91, 93, 95, 109, 671,
672, 1295, 4422.
Tewaseragegh: 300.
Thagonhawightha: 300.
Thaler, A.: 4278.
Thaler, Adam: 1107, 1108.
Thaler, Barbara Duench (Mrs Adam):
1107, 1108.
Thaler, David: 1107, 1108.
Thaler Family: 1107, 1108, 1109,
4436.
Thaler, George: 4087, 4436.
Thaler, James: 1885.
Thaler, Joseph: 1107, 1108, 3774.
Thaler, Laura: 4428.
Thaler, Mary Duench (Mrs Adam):
1107, 1108.
Thaler, Ralph H.: 4436.
Thaler, Rosina Mader (Mrs David):
1107, 1108.
Thaler, S.: 4278.
Thaler, Sarah: 1612.
Thamer, E.H.: 2081, 2120, 4380,
4490, 4496, 4499.
Thayendanegea: 332.
Theis, John, Rev.: 2785.
Theurer, Daniel: 1983.
Theury, Daniel: 1861.
Thibado, A.J., Dr.: 1453.
Thibado, Frank: 1453.
Thibado, Harry: 1453.
Thiele, C.F.: 333, 630, 671, 672, 1682,
2166, 3014, 3016, 3035, 3036,
3043, 3045, 3052, 3054, 3192,
4078, 4416, 4422, 4478, 4521.
Thiele, Louise: 3036, 3043.
Thielen, Jacob: 4474.
Thiem, Augusta: 2202.
Thiese, Andrew: 4465.
Thiessen, Maria Klassen: 3120, 3146.
Thom, A.T.: 1871, 2001.
Thom, J.H.: 2714, 2818, 4380, 4521.
Thom, James, Rev.: 4526.
Thom, William: 2700.
Thoman, Jacob: 4393, 4394.
Thoman, Martin: 4393.
Thomas, A.B., Rev.: 301, 1708, 3469,
3483.
Thomas, Alfred S.: 1983.
Thomas, Alfred S., Mrs: 4454.
Thomas, C.A., Rev.: 3487, 3493,
3495, 3496.
Thomas, Charles: 4221.
Thomas, Ernest: 1796.
Thomas, F.W.: 2818.
Thomas Family: 713, 719, 720.
Thomas, Florence, Mrs: 2120.
Thomas, G.H., Rev.: 3643.
Thomas, George: 1983, 3499, 4016,
4499.
Thomas, H.F., Rev.: 3660.
Thomas, H.R., Rev.: 3658.
Thomas, Henry: 3503.
Thomas, Hiram: 3097.
718
Personal Subject Index
Thomas, Ivan H.: 4080, 4102.
Thomas, J.: 4395.
Thomas, John H.: 1983, 3503.
Thomas, Joseph: 4103.
Thomas, Rev.: 3492.
Thomas, Robert: 4099.
Thomas, Sally: 3735.
Thomas, Sister M.: 2832.
Thomas, Stanley: 4103.
Thomas, W.R.: 4422.
Thomas, William B.: 2801.
Thomasing, Michael: 4464.
Thomassing Family: 477.
Thomassini, Peter: 3465.
Thompsen, Christian Herman, Rev.:
3525.
Thompson, A.E.: 4271.
Thompson, A.L., Rev.: 3628.
Thompson, Adam: 2533.
Thompson, Agnes: 3665.
Thompson, Arthur S., Dr: 4040,
4199, 4473.
Thompson, Bert: 2701.
Thompson, Bertha: 3709.
Thompson, Charles: 4015.
Thompson, G.H.: 3848, 3849.
Thompson, George: 4384, 4388.
Thompson, Hugh: 4435.
Thompson, Hugh, Rev.: 3669.
Thompson, J.L.: 4031.
Thompson, James: 2005, 4423, 4433,
4439, 4477.
Thompson, James, Mrs: 4422.
Thompson, Jennie: 2748, 2818.
Thompson, Jessie: 4380.
Thompson, John: 2, 555, 1165, 4221.
Thompson, John, Rev.: 3663.
Thompson, Joseph: 4433, 4438.
Thompson, Lucy E., Miss: 2801.
Thompson, Miss: 4450.
Thompson, Percy: 4104.
Thompson, R.D., Rev.: 3695.
Thompson, Richard: 4477, 4483.
Thompson, Robert: 4499.
Thompson, Robert Basil: 2120.
Thompson, Samuel: 2096.
Thompson, Sophrana Maria: 1820.
Thompson, William: 3665.
Thompson, William D.: 2122.
Thoms, Alvin: 2007, 4522.
Thoms Family: 4508.
Thoms, Roland: 4099.
Thoms, William: 4371, 4423, 4439,
4454.
Thomsen, C.H., Rev.: 3507.
Thomson, Alfred: 4393, 4394.
Thomson, Evelyn: 1885.
Thomson, Garth: 2506.
Thomson, George Brodie: 4160, 4264.
Thomson, Georgina H.: 1187.
Thomson, Hugh: 4437.
Thomson, James, Mrs: 4264.
Thomson, Jessie: 2818.
Thomson, John, Dr: 3655, 3662,
4178.
Thomson, John, Rev.: 3650, 3671,
3695.
Thomson, Joseph: 2120.
Thomson, M., Miss: 4233.
Thomson, Mr: 4480.
Thomson, Robert: 3660.
Thomson, Robert, Mrs: 3660.
Thomson, T.W.: 1833.
Thomson, W.E.: 326, 340, 4023, 4135,
4148.
Thomson, William: 314, 1737, 2659.
Thorne, F.G.: 4102.
Thornton, Miss: 4450.
Thornton, Thomas: 1374.
Thorpe, Mr: 552.
Thur, Ed: 3050.
Thur, Harry: 4441.
Thur low, William: 4099.
Tice Family: 716.
Tiedt, W.: 3775.
Tielen, Jacob: 2769.
Tier, M.B., Miss: 2748, 2818, 4380.
Tiessen, June: 3722.
Tieszen Family: 717.
Tilbury, C.F., Rev.: 4423.
Tilby, Alfred: 3044.
Tilley, Frank: 3713.
Tilley, William: 4079.
Tillie, Andrew: 3660.
Tillie, Andrew, Mrs: 3660.
Tillie, Francis: 2486.
Tillie, Robert: 3660.
Tillson, L.G.: 2130.
Tilt, C.A.A.: 1773.
Tilt, Charles: 2470, 4429.
Tilt, Charles AR.: 1191.
Tilt Family: 276, 1773, 4454.
Tilt, George: 1799, 2333, 2385, 2827,
3681, 3869, 4429, 4435, 4453,
4460.
Tilt, Grace Millicent (Mrs Charles
A.R.): 4454.
Tilt, John: 1974, 2470, 2700, 4423,
4429, 4439, 4454.
Tilt, Marie Felpush (Mrs John):
3852, 4454.
Tilt, Millie: 4429.
Tilt, Nathaniel: 4483.
Tilt, Sherrie: 4454.
Tilt, William: 13, 1165, 2766, 2818,
4422, 4429, 4437, 4453, 4454,
4483.
Tilton, E. Val, Rev.: 3702.
Tim, Mr: 2843.
Timanus, George: 37, 1974.
Timm, Christian: 1110.
Timm Family: 1110, 1111.
Timm, Louis: 4044.
Timm, Ludwig: 1110.
Timm, Sophie Voege: 1110.
Timm, William: 1110.
Timmins, George: 1740.
Timmis, W.H.: 3923.
Timothy, H.B.: 2592.
Tineling, Thomas: 1741.
Tinling, C.M., Miss: 2727.
Tipping, May: 2829.
Tisdale, C.: 1977.
Tisdale, Charles T.: 2379.
Tishbonne, James, Mrs: 295.
Titford, John: 4079.
Todd, James H.: 1165.
Todd, L.A., Rev.: 2701, 3479.
Todd, M.M.: 1187, 1404, 1683, 4031.
Todd, M.M., Mrs: 3771, 3838, 4031.
Todd, Martin N.: 1, 29, 1683, 1866,
4246, 4250.
Todd, Mr: 1741.
Todd, R.G.: 2596.
Todd, Thomas: 1165, 1404, 1683,
1861, 2055, 2122, 2720, 3665,
4250, 4253, 4255, 4263.
Todd, Thomas, Mrs: 3665.
Toews, C.P., Mrs: 3137.
Toews, David: 604, 3783.
Toews, Jacob J.: 2908.
Toews, John: 4225.
Toews, Maria Klassen: 3120, 3143.
Toews, Peter: 2714.
Tollman, Abraham: 713, 720, 2572.
Tohman Family: 713, 719, 720.
Tohman, Mary Bricker: 2572.
Toletzki, W.C.: 3054, 4422.
Toletzki, William: 13.
Toliloff, John: 4192.
Toll, J.L.: 2120.
Tolton, G.H.: 4263.
Tolton, Harry: 1857.
Toman, A.: 4485.
Toman, Abraham: 1191.
Toman, Burkle: 4094.
Toman, Clayton, Mrs: 3145.
Toman, Delmore: 2971, 4499.
Toman Family: 3251, 4499.
Toman, I.H.: 4499.
Toman, Kathryn Sararus: 3143.
Personal Subject Index
719
Toman, Ralph: 4499.
Toman, Ronald: 3183.
Tomlinson, Nancy: 1197.
Tones, James Stanley: 4103.
Topham, Jonathan: 4286.
Topham, Mr: 3713.
Topping, William: 2786.
Torrington, Dr: 1689.
Tosoian Family: 704.
Totzke, A.F.: 2714.
Totzke, Eunice: 2166.
Totzke, Mel: 4226.
Tovell, Matthew: 2728.
Tovell, William: 1165.
Towers, Brian: 2179.
Towne, J.L., Rev.: 3263.
Townsend, David: 2031.
Toye, Beverley: 4178.
Trachsel Family: 4385.
Traill, Catherine Parr: 2096.
Tran, Joe: 1796.
Traplin, John: 4277.
Trapp, Julie: 4225.
Traugott, Arthur: 3620.
Traugott, Erich: 3044, 3892.
Travers, A.J., Rev.: 2714, 4380.
Travers, R.H.: 4278.
Travers, Reg: 1932.
Travers, W.R.: 3041, 4047, 4056,
4067, 4380.
Treadwell, Timothy S.: 4266.
Tremaine, G.M.: 4466, 4487, 4524.
Tremaine, George C.: 149, 152.
Tremaine, George R.: 4466, 4487,
4524.
Tremble, Thomas: 4286.
Trendall, Mr: 3044, 3048.
Trendell, P.C.: 2631.
Treusch, Adam: 3758.
Treusch, Charles: 3050, 3054.
Treusch, Henry: 4102, 4422.
Treusch, John: 83.
Treut, Kate: 2179.
Trever, Albert J.: 3656.
Tribe, Jonathon: 963.
Trickey, Bruce: 4225.
Trilera, H. von: 4525.
Triller, A.: 3550.
Triller, John G.: 4104.
Trimbom, Frederick: 4499.
Trory, A.C.: 4233.
Trotter, William: 2986.
Trout, Samuel: 1636, 2073, 4371,
4461.
Trovarelli, E.: 3054, 4422.
Troxel, John: 1547.
Troxel, Louisa: 1612.
Troyer, Christian: 275.
Troyer Family: 275, 555, 1022.
Troyer, Rev.: 3492.
Trushinski, Frank J., "Snoozer": 1191.
Trushinski, L.: 4499.
Trussler, Carol Metzger: 4433.
Trussler, Clifford: 1773.
Trussler Family: 1773, 4433, 4466.
Trussler, George: 13, 1561, 2704,
4499.
Trussler, George G.: 1165.
Trussler, George, Mrs: 13.
Trussler, Herbert: 229.
Trussler, I.: 2829.
Trussler, Irene Willis: 4433.
Trussler, Kay Johnson: 4433.
Trussler, Mary Kitely: 4433.
Trussler, R.: 2829.
Trussler, William: 1165.
Trutter Family: 959.
— Tschanz Family: 4436.
— Tschanz, Jacob: 1073.
Tschirhart, Joseph: 3444.
Tschirhart, Linus: 3444.
Tschirhart, Mr: 3444, 4030.
Tschirhart, Peter H.: 4487, 4488,
4499.
Tschirhart, Roy, Mrs: 4499.
Tuck, Dorothy Hughes: 3031.
Tuck, Ted: 1197.
Tucker, Brad: 2793.
Tucker, Frederick: 4100.
Tucker, H.J.: 4422.
Tucker, I.H.: 4422.
Tuerk, Albert: 4299.
Tuerk, F.W., Rev.: 671, 672, 721,
1244, 2004, 2707, 2714, 2818,
3696, 3698, 3699, 3700, 3701,
3702, 3703, 3704, 3815, 4371,
4372, 4380.
Tuerr, Paul: 2572.
Tuhbenahneequay: 191, 283.
Tuletzki, Alfred, Sr: 2775.
Tuletzki, Bette Mae: 2775.
Tuletzki, Lois Ann: 2775.
Turel, John: 4439.
Turnbull, Andrew: 2727, 3636, 4207.
Turnbull, Andrew, Mrs: 3636.
Turnbull, Bertram D.: 1179.
Turnbull, Charles: 29, 332, 1806,
1851, 2005, 2975, 2986, 4246.
Turnbull, Charles, Mrs: 1400.
Turnbull Family: 1303, 1866, 3732,
3908, 4199.
Turnbull, George: 3665, 4230.
Turnbull, Hester Bechtel (Mrs
George): 3665, 4276.
Turnbull, Hugh: 1165.
Turnbull, J.G.: 3816.
Turnbull, James Strang: 3672.
Turnbull, Jared: 1304, 2156, 2810.
Turnbull, Jared, Mrs: 1304.
Turnbull, John: 3668, 4266.
Turnbull, Leslie, Mrs: 4207.
Turnbull, Mrs: 689.
Turnbull, O.: 4104.
Turnbull, Robert: 1961, 2005, 3672,
4056, 4266.
Turnbull, Robert, Mrs: 3665.
Turnbull, Scott: 2703.
Turnbull, Thomas: 4212.
Turnbull, William C.: 1189, 4212.
Turnbull, William S.: 2109, 2120,
4255.
Turner, Arthur: 4103, 4261.
Turner, Elizabeth C.: 1187.
Turner, Frank: 1833.
Turner, G.: 4278.
Turner, J.E.: 4275.
Turner, Jessie: 4067.
Turner, Louise: 4474.
Turow, Michael: 710.
Turner, William J.: 3709.
Tutt, Charles: 4099.
Tutton, James: 3734.
Tweed, S.C.: 13, 22, 1196, 1684,
4117, 4136, 4318, 4422.
Tweed, Winifred Hobson (Mrs S.C.):
1195, 1684, 3798, 3857, 4318.
Twietmeyer, Louise K: 2889.
Twiss, Fanny A., Miss: 2720.
Tye, Daniel: 1281, 1877, 3470, 3474,
4487, 4499.
Tye, Edward H.: 4486.
Tye Family: 3465, 4508.
Tye, Frances: 3470.
Tye, H.D.: 18, 2972, 3476, 4034,
4159, 4486, 4487, 4488, 4499,
4510.
Tye, H.D., Mrs: 3470.
Tye, Jack: 3194.
Tye, Lucy: 3470.
Tye, Marion: 1281, 3852.
Tye, Mary Balkwell Puddicombe:
4486.
Tye, R.C.: 1165, 2798, 3474, 3623,
4486.
Tye, R.C., Mrs: 3470.
Tye, Robert: 2798.
Tye, W.F.: 2055.
Tye, William: 1281.
Tyson, Abram: 10, 18, 2128, 2144,
2176, 4017, 4306, 4374, 4380.
Tyson, Barbara: 1002, 4195.
720
Personal Subject Index
Tyson, Elizabeth: 3711, 4195.
T>son Family: 713, 719, 720, 1081.
Tyson, Isaac: 3711, 4192, 4195, 4461.
Tyson, J.V.: 4192.
Tyson, John: 308, 2097, 4192, 4193.
Tyson, John U.: 84, 399, 713, 720,
3711, 3721, 4191, 4193, 4195,
4197, 4371.
Tyson, Mr: 2843.
Tyson, Olive: 2176, 3712.
Tyson, William: 713, 720, 4192, 4195.
Tytler, John Gibb: 2120.
Udvari, Helen: 4359.
Uffelman, Adam: 3054, 4422.
Uffelman Family: 813. ~
Uffelman, Gladys: 1685.
Uffelman, Maijorie: 1685.
Uffelman, Minnie Hagen: 1685.
Uffelman, Orley: 1187, 1685.
Uffelman, Sheldon: 1685, 2714, 4103,
4422.
Uffelman, Walter: 1197.
Uffelman, William: 13, 1685, 4065.
Uffelmann, J.: 13.
Uffelmann, Jacob: 1, 1685, 4421,
4422.
Uffelmann, W.: 4422.
Uhrin, George: 4393.
Ullyot, A.: 13, 4225.
Ullyot Family: 4477.
Ullyot, H., Dr: 2988, 2989, 4223,
4473, 4477, 4525.
Ulner, John: 1574.
Ulrich, Anna Jausi (Mrs John): 924.
Ulrich Family: 924.
Ulrich, John: 924.
Ulrich, Maria Jantzi (Mrs Nicholas):
924.
Ulrich, Nicholas: 924.
Ulrich, Wilfred: 3390, 3774.
Umbach, Conrad: 1112, 4221.
Umbach, Elizabeth Riebel (Mrs
John): 1021.
Umbach Family: 1112.
Umbach, J.L.: 1112, 1879, 4114,
4513, 4524.
Umbach, Jacob: 1112, 1953, 4221.
Umbach, Jacob L.: 1165.
Umbach, Johann: 1112.
Umbach, John: 1021, 4221.
Umbach, Joseph, Rev.: 947, 3503.
Umbach, Katherine Laschinger (Mrs
Johann): 1112.
Umbach, M.: 2801.
Umbach, Mary Reichert (Mrs
Conrad): 1112.
Umbach, S.L., Rev.: 127, 3493, 3495.
Umbach, Wesley: 2807.
Umstead, Josiah G.: 887.
Underhill, Bruce, Rev.: 3719.
Underwood, George: 326, 3656, 4014.
Underwood, H.P.: 2574.
Underwood, Ralph: 4099.
'Unger, Adam: 406, 690, 897, 899,
4212.
Unger, Benjamin: 2700.
Unger, Christian: 2818, 2843.
"Unger Family: 713, 719, 720, 4454.
Unger, George: 1141.
" Unger, John: 1165, 1932, 2120, 3274,
4214, 4499.
Unger, Margaret Hallman (Mrs
Adam): 899.
Unger, Moses: 1007.
Unwin, Bill: 2821.
Unwin, W.J.: 2714.
Unzicker Family: 716.
Upton, AS.: 1197, 1808, 1809, 1824.
Upton, Mr: 4080.
Urbs, Stephanie: 908.
Ure, Dr: 3669.
Urie, Mary: 1693.
Urmy Family: 713, 719, 720.
Urstadt, Harry S.: 2050, 3634, 3687.
Urstadt, Norman: 2109, 2120.
Usarki Family: 4229.
Usarki, L.: 3709.
Ussher, J.F.C.: 4348, 4362.
Utech, Herman: 3029.
Utech, Norman: 3549.
Utman, George D.: 4099.
Uttach, F.: 1165, 4390.
Uttech, C.H.: 4237.
Uttick, Mr: 4393, 4394.
Uttley, Beatrice: 2748.
Uttley, Benjamin: 2097.
Uttley Family: 4454.
Uttley, J.T.: 4299.
Uttley, Jonathan: 1795, 4525.
Uttley, Lena: 3243.
Uttley, Mary Taylor: 1686.
Uttley, Samuel: 1686.
Uttley, Sara Matthews: 1686.
Uttley, W.V.: 25, 83, 85, 326, 671,
672, 1474, 1545, 1686, 2344, 2813,
3923, 3959, 4029, 4121, 4127,
4149, 4374, 4379, 4439, 4517.
Vair, AH., Rev.: 1296, 3658, 3681,
4454.
Vair Family: 458.
Vair, Thomas: 458, 2465, 2975, 2986,
3959, 4199, 4246.
Vair, Ward: 2777, 3228, 3230, 4199,
4230, 4233.
Vale, AG.: 4422.
Valentine, James: 1687.
Valentine, Jessie McNab (Mrs
James): 1687, 3773.
Van Auderaude, Philip: 4102.
Van Camp, Dr: 2714.
Van Camp, Lillie: 2714.
Van Camp, Nellie: 2714.
Van de Water, J.P.: 2710.
Van Dyck, John: 1844.
Van Egmond, Anthony: 84, 1358,
2049, 2052, 2091, 2096, 4429.
Van Every, Jane: 3109.
Van Katwyk, P.L., Rev.: 3707.
Van Linge, Peter, Rev.: 2430, 3470,
3474, 4499.
Van Maanen, Antoni: 4204.
Van Norman, Hazel: 2801.
Van Sickle Family: 4204.
Van Wylick Family: 2815.
Vance, Archibald: 1165, 3644.
Vande Koike, William, Rev.: 3707.
Vanderbarrow, Gilbert: 256.
Vanderlap, Justive: 4079.
Vandeworp, Gerry: 3774, 3845.
VanEvery, Bessie: 2828, 2829.
VanEvery Family: 2085.
VanEvery, H.C.: 4422.
VanEvery, Jane: 4429.
Vanier, Georges: 1191.
Vansickel, Rinear: 255, 256, 275, 382,
555.
Vansickel, Robert: 4204.
Vansickle, Harold: 4204.
Vardon, Dr: 4040, 4380.
Vardon, Elvina Whiting: 1688.
Vardon Family: 4477.
Vardon, Margaret Ann Spears: 1688.
Vardon, Nellie: 1688.
Vardon, Thomas W., Dr: 4028, 4031,
4230, 4246, 4477.
Vardon, William, Dr: 18, 1171, 1688,
4473, 4477, 4478, 4480.
Vargas, Odelio: 698.
Varnum, Phineas: 1388, 1612, 2025,
2163, 2586, 3100, 4371, 4377,
4380.
Vartanian Family: 704.
Vastbinder, Dr: 4506.
Veit, E., Miss: 2818.
Veit, Frederick, Rev.: 2899, 3620.
Veitch, Dr: 4040.
Veitch Family: 458, 3888, 4499, 4526.
Personal Subject Index
721
Veitch, George M.: 2120.
Veitch, Harris: 1501, 4499.
Veitch, James, Jr: 2120.
Veitch, Jean Henderson: 4433.
Veitch, Lawrence: 4100.
Veitch, Ross W.: 2109, 2120.
Veitch, Thomas: 4079.
Veitch, William: 13, 1165, 2098, 2448,
2743, 2766, 2818, 3669, 3936,
4214, 4229, 4266, 4513, 4524,
4525.
Veitch, William, Mrs: 2098.
Veitel, Dora 2547.
Veitel, Henry: 4474.
Veitel, Norman W.: 2547.
Venema, Alvin, Rev.: 3707.
Venton, Alexander: 276, 289.
Venton, Emma: 2775.
Venton, George: 2775.
Venton, Maggie: 2775.
Verkler Family: 716.
Vetter, A.: 4017.
Vetter, A., Mrs: 3620.
Vice, A.H.: 29, 4223.
Vickerman, Fred: 2379, 2774, 2775,
4452.
Vickerman, Mary: 2775.
Vickerman, Thomas G.: 2379, 2774,
2775, 4452.
Vickerman, Tillie Sauder: 2774, 2775.
Vickers, Grace: 3713.
Viedenheimer, Clayton: 4099.
Viedenheimer, Louis: 4474.
Viges, Albert: 4104.
Villaume, William J.: 1737, 2904.
Villemaire, Mervyn: 4168.
Vincent, Abraham: 1369.
Vincent, Margaret: 1369.
Vincent, Michael: 1369.
Vincent, Rachel: 1369.
Vingoe, J.W.: 1737.
Vivian, Rev.: 3470.
Vockrodt, A., Rev.: 3574.
Voege, Herman C., Rev.: 3539.
Voegele Family: 477.
Voegtle, Oliver: 2557.
Voelker, Andrew: 4525.
Voelker, Dr: 2562.
Voelker, Henry: 4525.
Voelker, Max, Rev.: 3525, 3550, 3609.
Voelker, Valentine: 4221.
Voelkner, A.W., Mrs: 2039.
Voelzing, E.: 4521.
Vogelei, Nicholas: 3574.
Vogelsang, Edith: 2039.
Vogelsang, Emil: 326, 1165, 1628,
1636, 1637, 1855, 1860, 1884,
1914, 1974, 2039, 2599, 4377,
4380.
Vogt, A.S., Dr: 4132.
Vogt, Augustus: 671, 672, 1689, 1725,
3016, 3030, 3050, 3525, 3537,
3546, 4227.
Vogt Family: 249, 477, 1035.
Vogt, George: 1689, 1974, 3030, 3050,
3525, 3546, 4221.
Vogt, George, Dr: 1689.
Vogt, John E.: 1195, 3592.
Vogt, Joseph: 2769, 2815.
Vogt, Marianna Zingg: 1689.
Vogt, O.H.: 29, 3923.
Vogt, O.H., Mrs: 3923.
Vogt, Oscar: 1689, 2438.
Vogt, Peter: 4371.
Voisin, Catherine Meyer (Mrs
Joseph): 1114.
Voisin, Catherine Susz (Mrs Joseph):
1114.
Voisin, Edward: 2769, 4428, 4474.
Voisin, Elmer: 4474.
Voisin Family: 1113, 1114.
Voisin, Harold: 4474.
Voisin, Jerome: 4474.
Voisin, Joseph: 1114, 2815.
Voisin, Joseph X.: 1114, 2769.
Voisin, Julia: 1231.
Voisin, Margaretha Meyer (Mrs
Peter): 1114.
Voisin, Mary Lehnhardt (Mrs Joseph
X.): 1114.
Voisin, Monica Kohler Miller (Mrs
Joseph): 1114.
Voisin, Peter: 1114.
Volick, V.N., Rev.: 3478, 3623.
Volker, H.A.: 2015, 2234.
Volkery, Adam: 2424.
Voll, Carl: 2815.
Voll, Henry A.: 895.
Voll, John: 4040.
Voll, Louisa Hahn (Mrs Henry A.):
895.
Vondrau, C.: 4392.
Voss, M.E., Rev.: 3512, 3547, 3574.
Voth, Henry H.: 1678.
Wachsmuth, Fredricka: 2443.
Wachsmuth, William: 2443, 4221,
4525.
Wackett, Edgar: 4080.
Waddell, George: 4422.
Waddell, H.: 4103.
Waddell, Joseph: 4465.
Waddell, R.H., Rev.: 3622.
Waddie, Geordie, 'Whiskey Geordie":
1306, 4258.
Wade, Arthur: 4104.
Wade, Donald E.: 4217, 4226.
Wade, Emma: 1190.
Wadel, Stephen: 3444.
Waden, Stephen: 2732.
Waechter, A., Rev.: 1115, 3422, 3431,
3442, 3465.
Waechter, Amelia Crossin (Mrs
Lorentz): 1115.
Waechter, Andrew: 1115.
Waechter Family: 1115, 1116.
Waechter, George: 2769.
Waechter, Lorentz: 1115.
Waechter, Mary Thomassing (Mrs
Theobald): 1115.
Waechter, Stephen: 1115.
Waechter, Theobald: 1115.
Waechter, Theresa Forwell (Mrs
Andrew): 1115.
Waelchli, F.E., Rev.: 2707, 2709,
2818, 3696, 3697, 3701, 3703,
4380, 4454.
Wafer, Thomas: 4104.
Waghome, Jean: 2717, 3744.
Waghorne, Mary: 3744.
Wagler, Anne Marie Wagler (Mrs
Christian): 1117.
Wagler, Barbara: 3099.
Wagler, Catherine Erb (Mrs David):
1118.
Wagler, Cecil: 4491, 4499.
Wagler, Christian: 556, 1117.
Wagler, Christian L.: 1118.
Wagler, David: 1118, 1184, 3230,
4318.
Wagler, Elton: 4499.
Wagler Family: 946, 1117, 1118,
4478.
Wagler, Isaac: 1118.
Wagler, Jacob: 1118, 3369.
Wagler, Jacob L.: 1118.
Wagler, John: 1118, 3368.
Wagler, Joseph: 1059.
Wagler, Mary Gerber (Mrs Daniel):
1118.
Wagler, Mary Schwartzentruber (Mrs
Jacob L.): 1118.
Wagler, Mary Schwartzentruber (Mrs
Joseph): 1059.
Wagler, Mary Zehr (Mrs Christian
L.): 1118.
Wagler, Michael: 1118, 1184, 3230.
Wagler, Nancy: 1118.
Wagler, Noah: 1118.
Wagler, Rev.: 3492.
722
Personal Subject Index
Wagler, Veronica Roth (Mrs Noah):
1118.
Wagley, George: 804.
Wagner, Adam: 3032.
Wagner, Allan: 3839.
Wagner, Anselm: 249, 635, 1967,
2818, 4053, 4371, 4380.
Wagner, Anthony: 4521.
Wagner, Bartholomew: 4466, 4499.
Wagner, Bertha: 2179.
Wagner, Carl: 2090, 3530.
Wagner, Catherine L. (Mrs David):
1139.
Wagner, Christina: 2179.
Wagner, David: 1139.
Wagner Family: 537, 1691, 2704,
4499.
Wagner, George: 2179.
Wagner, George, Jr: 2179.
Wagner, Gordon: 1691.
Wagner, Harold: 1197, 2780, 3915,
4416.
Wagner, Harold, Mrs: 1442.
Wagner, Harold W.: 1466, 2781.
Wagner, Henry: 127.
Wagner, Herman: 2179, 4315.
Wagner, J.: 1974.
Wagner, Jacob: 894.
Wagner, Jacob, Rev.: 326, 1691, 2019,
3495, 3503, 4380.
Wagner, Jerome: 4499.
Wagner, John: 1165, 2179, 3936,
4136, 4221, 4371, 4524.
Wagner, Jonas: 4515.
Wagner, Joseph: 1690, 1967, 4044,
4079, 4388.
Wagner, L.H., Rev.: 1691, 2714, 3493,
3495, 3496, 4380.
Wagner, Margaret Hailer: 1691, 2019.
Wagner, N.: 4299.
Wagner, Noah: 2039.
Wagner, Norman: 197.
Wagner, P.A.: 13, 2807, 4478, 4480.
Wagner, Peter: 13, 2820.
Wagner, Robert: 4148, 4168.
Wagner, Sara: 127.
Wagner, Stanley A.: 1773, 2435,
4486.
Wagner, T.D.: 2909.
Wagner, V.Z.: 2379.
Wagner, Waldemar: 4499.
Wagstaff, Bob: 2050.
Wahl, Andrew: 4521.
Wahl, B.G.: 1974.
Wahl, Elmer: 2033.
Wahl, H.: 3620.
Wahl, Henry, Jr: 1165.
Wahl, Jacob: 2972.
Wahlbaum, Herman, Rev.: 3527.
Wahling, Miss: 2815.
Wahn, Valentine: 2, 249, 635, 908,
1233, 3808, 4390, 4392, 4393,
4394.
Waind, Richard M.: 4448.
Wait, Eliza: 2818, 2843.
Wait, P., Miss: 2813.
Wake, E.G.: 2126.
Wake, G.E.: 4271.
Wake, G.E., "Ted": 4276, 4279.
Wake, Ted: 1932.
Walbaum, Herman, Rev.: 3574, 3608.
Walcot, John: 256, 382, 2760, 2761,
3232.
Walden, J.W., Dr: 1165, 1171, 1535,
1667, 1818, 1820, 4073, 4422.
Walden, William: 4017.
Walder, Harry: 2153.
Walder, Henry: 1165, 2120, 2184,
4468.
Walder, Robert: 2153, 2184.
Waldie, Geordie: 4230.
Waldie, James: 690.
Waldron, Dr: 2396, 4034.
Waldron, John: 896.
Waldron, W.G., Rev.: 3643.
Walker, Alexander: 2550.
Walker, Annie: 3470.
Walker Brothers: 4199, 4525.
Walker, C.E.: 4299.
Walker, Catherine Hymmen Brighton
(Mrs Gottlieb): 742.
Walker, Clara: 3470.
Walker, Clinton T.: 1281, 3470.
Walker, Clinton Tye: 4094, 4103,
4486.
Walker, David: 3745, 4221.
Walker, Dorothy: 2798, 4486.
Walker, Edith: 1258.
Walker, Edmund: 1258, 1689.
Walker Family: 742, 2704, 4498.
Walker, Frances Tye: 4486.
Walker, Franklin A: 2853.
Walker, Fred: 3194, 4486.
Walker, George: 4195.
Walker, Gottlieb: 742.
Walker, Harvey: 3709.
Walker, Henry, Mrs: 1281, 3470.
Walker, I.M.: 2728.
Walker, Isabella: 1230.
Walker, J.A, Rev.: 3623.
Walker, James: 4193.
Walker, John: 830, 1953, 4015, 4513,
4515, 4524, 4530.
Walker, John W.: 2788, 4104.
Walker, L.: 4499.
Walker, M.T., Rev.: 3499.
Walker, Maria Illingworth: 4486.
Walker, Marjory: 4486.
Walker, Mary: 2705, 4486.
Walker, May, Miss: 2149.
Walker, Mr: 3413.
Walker, Murial: 2728.
Walker, Murray: 4521.
Walker, R.C., Mrs: 3922.
Walker, Robert: 332.
Walker, S.J.: 4196.
Walker, T.G.: 3470.
Walker, Thomas: 3, 2438, 2457, 2458,
3470, 3474, 4221, 4486, 4506,
4523, 4524.
Walker, Thomas, Mrs: 3470.
Walker, Tom: 1281.
Walker, W.H.: 3054, 4103, 4422.
Walker, W.T.: 4263.
Walker, William: 199, 4079, 4473,
4478.
Walker, William J., Rev.: 1165, 3485,
3662, 3663.
Walker, William, Rev.: 3643.
Walker, William Wallace: 2120.
Wall, Abraham: 616.
Wall, Anna: 616.
Wall, Tina: 616.
Wallace, Agnes: 3636.
Wallace, Alan: 2030.
Wallace, Alice: 2049, 2704, 4499.
Wallace, B.: 2128.
^Wallace Family: 2854, 4199.
Wallace, Frederick: 4499.
Wallace, Hugh: 3663, 3751, 4266.
Wallace, Hugh, Mrs: 4423.
Wallace, James: 1165, 2030.
Wallace, John: 1967, 3650, 3660,
3751.
Wallace, John W.: 4517.
Wallace, Munzo: 4079.
Wallace, Robert: 1664, 3732, 3750,
3751, 4266, 4499.
Wallace, Ruby, Miss: 2983.
Wallace, Thomas: 2975.
Wallace, W.G.: 2840, 2845, 2854.
Wallace, William: 250, 275, 282, 539,
1358, 1752, 2448, 2553, 2986,
3663, 4229, 4512, 4513, 4514,
4517, 4521, 4523, 4524, 4525.
Wallace, William, Mrs: 3636.
Walley, Percy: 4080, 4102.
Wallis, William: 4422.
Walmsley, D.L., Dr: 1165, 1705, 2714,
4221.
Walmsley Family: 2829.
Personal Subject Index
723
Walmsley, John: 3702, 4380.
Walper, Abel: 2163, 4380.
Walper, C.H.: 2163, 3029, 4315, 4380.
Walper, J.: 4278.
Walper, Ora: 1185, 2714, 3100, 3109.
Walsh, A., Rev.: 3278, 3378.
Walsh, James P.: 2179, 4192.
Walter, Alexander, Rev.: 3431.
Walter, Alois: 2704, 4499.
Walter Family: 249, 2815.
Walter, Ferdinand: 18, 37, 308, 1165,
2120, 4014, 4040, 4299, 4374,
4468, 4478, 4480, 4483.
Walter, Frank: 2769, 2832.
Walter, Hermann, Rev.: 671, 672.
Walter, Jacob: 4422, 4524.
Walter, John: 128, 326, 1692, 2801,
4136, 4422.
Walter, John, Jr: 1692.
Walters, Bob: 4474.
Walters, Dr: 1281, 4299.
Waltner Family: 717.
Walton, William: 1197.
Waltz, Jacob: 4509.
Waltz, John: 1967.
Wambold, A, Rev.: 3316.
Wambold, H.E.: 3923.
Wambold, Isaac A.: 3314, 3396.
Wamboldt, Abraham: 553, 2760.
Wamboldt, Hannah Wanner (Mrs
Abraham): 2760.
Wamboldt, Isaac, Rev.: 2760.
Wanklyn, Geneva, Miss: 2983.
Wanless, G.A.: 4298.
Wanless, George: 4299.
Wanless, John: 2736, 4195, 4422.
—Wanner, Anna Mosser (Mrs Henry):
2760.
Wanner, Catharine Strycker: 891.
-Wanner Family: 713, 719, 720, 1094,
2097, 3270, 4436, 4521.
Wanner, Hannah: 2760, 2774, 2775.
~ Wanner, Henry: 256, 264, 275, 514,
553, 713, 720, 2760, 2774, 2775,
3232, 3271, 4458.
^ Wanner, Henry, Jr: 2760.
*"* Wanner, John: 256.
Wanner, Louis: 4525.
Wanner, Myrum: 2704, 3183.
Wanner, Nancy Clemens (Mrs
Henry): 2760.
Wanner, Nancy Mosser: 3097.
Wanner, Neil: 4497.
Wanner, Tobias: 256, 891, 1557,
2760, 2766, 2818, 4429.
Ward Family: 813.
Ward, George: 3636, 4371.
Ward, H.: 2828, 2829.
Ward, J.G.: 3799.
Ward, James Frederick: 2714, 4103,
4356.
Ward, James, Rev.: 3470, 3474.
Ward, John: 3636.
Ward, Mary E., Mrs: 2120.
Warden, J.W.: 4103.
Warden, T.W., Dr: 4062.
Wardlaw, James S., Dr: 1404, 2720,
2777, 4031, 4062, 4263.
Wardlaw, John: 2005.
Waring, J. Arthur, Rev.: 3479.
Warkentin, Bernard: 1628, 1637.
Warkentin, Marvin, Rev.: 3317.
Wameke, Alexander, Rev.: 3417.
Warner, Bert: 1970.
Warner, C.M: 4080.
Warner, Charles: 4103.
Warner Family: 1083, 4436.
Warner, Henry: 4388.
Warner, Lewis, Rev.: 3622.
Warner, Mr: 3945.
Waraholz, Jerome: 4099.
Wamke, Rev.: 3518, 3546, 3566,
4512, 4521, 4525.
Wamock, Adam: 2, 332, 908, 1806,
1900, 1956, 2005, 2720, 3481,
3688, 4246, 4266.
Wamock, Amelia: 16, 1200, 2959.
Wamock, Annie: 3771.
Wamock, C.R.H.: 29, 908, 1806,
3481, 4230, 4246.
Warnock, C.R.H., Mrs: 3481, 3838,
4233.
Wamock, Daisy Nesbitt: 908.
Warnock, E.G.: 908, 1190, 1900,
4031.
Wamock, James: 2, 908, 1851, 1900,
3665, 4253, 4266.
Wamock, James A: 908.
Wamock, James B.: 908.
Wamock, James E.: 908.
Wamock, James G.: 1900.
Wamock, John: 908, 1900, 3751,
4266.
Warnock, Stephanie Hespeler (Mrs
Adam): 908, 3838.
Warren, AD.: 3410.
Warren, F.B.: 3770.
Warren, Greta: 4278.
Warren, Ivan: 4104.
Warren, John E.: 2994, 3644.
Warren, Suzanne: 4226.
Warrender, W.K: 2364.
Washburn, C., Mrs: 3773.
Washburn, Cameron: 4099.
Washburn, D.: 4275.
Washburn, E.B.: 3636.
Washburn, James: 2736.
Washburn, James W.: 1181, 1201,
4112.
Washburn, John S.: 2765.
Washburn, M.: 4275.
Washburn, R.G.: 4080.
Washburn, Robert: 4103.
Washburn, Stephen: 4079, 4525.
Wass, Rev.: 3643.
Waters, Arthur, Rev.: 1370.
Waters, Bob: 4225.
Waters, John: 256, 2728.
Waters, Jonathan: 3644.
Watherson, Mary: 691.
Watherson, William: 691.
Watkins, Thomas: 4204.
Watson, Alfred E.: 1693, 2379, 4176.
Watson, Alfred W.: 1189, 4178.
Watson, Anna Maria: 1693.
Watson, Annie McGirr (Mrs
Thomas): 3852.
Watson, Archibald: 1693, 4079.
Watson, Charles F.: 2692.
Watson, Charles Jerome: 1693.
Watson, Elizabeth: 1693, 1694.
Watson, Elizabeth Dolman: 1693,
1694, 3852.
Watson, Emily Barbara Ure: 1693.
Watson Family: 1758, 2260, 4178,
4212, 4454, 4477.
Watson, Graham: 4423.
Watson, Harriet: 1693.
Watson, Harvey, Mrs: 4226.
Watson, Homer: 3, 8, 11, 128, 332,
502, 671, 672, 1421, 1501, 1758,
1877, 2097, 2304, 2333, 2441,
2470, 2607, 2789, 2959, 3056,
3087, 3089, 3090, 3091, 3105,
3107, 3108, 3111, 3112, 3113,
3154, 3156, 3159, 3161, 4080,
4227, 4230, 4423, 4429, 4439,
4454.
Watson, Irving: 4429, 4439.
Watson, J.: 4278.
Watson, James: 276, 2379, 2470,
2727, 3663, 3709, 4429.
Watson, James G.: 121.
Watson, James Hilman: 1693.
Watson, Jennie: 1693.
Watson, Jessie: 1693.
Watson, John: 295, 1693, 1694, 1695,
1696, 1740, 1741, 1787, 1811,
1833, 1877, 1923, 1937, 1974,
2021, 2260, 2261, 2429, 3728,
3745, 4181, 4185, 4188, 4202,
724
Personal Subject Index
4423.
Watson, John G.: 1693, 2109, 2120.
Watson, John R.: 1466.
Watson, John W.: 2109, 2120.
Watson, Johnnie: 4225.
Watson, Jude: 4429.
Watson, Margaret: 1693.
Watson, Margaret Dorothy: 1693.
Watson, Margaret Ure: 1693, 4178.
Watson, Mary: 1693.
Watson, Mary Urie: 1200, 1693,
1694, 1695, 1696.
Watson, Mrs: 2700.
Watson, Nellie: 4080.
Watson, Norman, Rev.: 3719.
Watson, Peter: 1983.
Watson, Phoebe: 2470, 2789, 3090,
3105, 3112, 3113, 4423, 4429,
4439, 4454.
Watson, Ransford: 3090, 4423, 4429,
4456, 4458.
Watson, Robert: 1693, 4079.
Watson, Roxanna Bechtel (Mrs
Homer): 3090, 3112, 4423.
Watson, Susannah: 3090.
Watson, T.H.: 3816.
Watson, Thomas: 4477.
Watson, Tillie: 2116.
Watson, Wiley: 2118.
Watson, William: 276, 4438.
Watson, William Dolman: 1693, 2021,
3650.
Watson, William James: 3090.
Watt, F.J.: 4087.
Watts, Eli: 4102.
Watts, H.W., Rev.: 3623.
Watts, J.O., Rev.: 3499, 4422.
Waugh, Annie: 2748.
Waugh, D.B.: 2801.
Waugh, D.H.: 1165.
Waugh, David H.: 3828.
Waugh, F.W.: 1712.
Waugh, Grace: 2748.
Waugh, John: 2736, 2763.
Waugh, Margaret Jane: 3828.
Waugh, Mr: 4521.
Waugh, Samuel A.: 3828.
Weaver, Abraham: 256.
Weaver, Amos: 4450.
Weaver, Benjamin: 256.
Weaver, Daniel: 1163.
Weaver, Finlay: 2714.
Weaver, George: 4429.
Weaver, Henry: 255, 256.
Weaver, Isaac: 333, 1922, 2128, 4356,
4380, 4422.
Weaver, Jacob: 2163, 3632, 4380,
4450.
Weaver, Jacob B.: 2812, 3631.
Weaver, Jacob B., Mrs: 3773.
Weaver, John: 514, 4454.
Weaver, Joseph: 4521, 4525.
Weaver, Joseph S.: 4525.
Weaver, L.E.: 1184, 1865, 2994, 4031,
4271, 4274.
Weaver, L.E., Mrs: 4031.
Weaver, Lester H.: 1001.
Weaver, Lizzie: 4521.
Weaver, Menno B.: 3319.
Weaver, Miss: 2983, 3048.
Weaver, Moses: 2812, 4450.
Weaver, Oscar: 2139.
Weaver, Ralph: 2714.
Weaver, Ralph L.: 3631, 4080, 4104.
Weaver, S.S.: 4220, 4525.
Weaver, Samuel: 2549, 4220, 4521,
4523, 4525.
Weaver, Samuel S.: 2482, 4380, 4525.
Weaver, Wesley: 2807.
Weaver, William: 2700.
Weaver, William H.: 1001, 1975,
2714, 2720, 2994, 3664, 3923,
4275.
Weaver, Yada: 4031.
Webb, D.E., Rev.: 3734.
Webb, J.H., Dr: 1, 333, 1165, 4031,
4078, 4422.
Webb, J.H., Mrs: 3773.
Webb, R.J.M.: 3767.
Weber, A.B.: 1796.
Weber, A.C.: 149, 3238.
Weber, Aaron: 1119, 1165, 1943,
1953, 2098, 3050, 4441, 4513,
4524, 4527.
Weber, Abraham: 3, 7, 252, 275, 326,
713, 720, 1120, 1128, 1185, 1256,
1358, 1612, 1628, 1640, 2051,
3893, 3911, 4377, 4380, 4405.
Weber, Abraham C.: 1128, 1256,
1356, 3239, 3254, 3274, 4380.
Weber, Abram: 4371.
Weber, Adah Frances Burkholder
(Mrs Noah): 3365.
Weber, Adam: 1124.
Weber, Allan: 1773, 2807.
Weber, Amos: 1165, 4422.
Weber, Andrew: 20, 1086, 1165,
4193, 4195.
Weber, Andrew E.: 1698.
Weber, Angus: 8, 616, 1758, 1790,
2098, 2807.
Weber, Angus, Mrs: 2098.
“Weber, Anna: 671, 672, 3062, 3063,
3064, 3066, 3069, 3070, 3077,
3078, 3083, 3085, 3095, 3115,
3121, 3126, 3132, 3134, 3137,
3143, 3146, 3148.
■ Weber, Anna Hershey: 1128.
Weber, Anna Martin (Mrs Daniel
H.): 1120.
Weber, Anna Martin (Mrs Samuel):
3121.
Weber, Anthony: 1124, 2731.
Weber, Barbara Brubacher Martin
Weber (Mrs Noah M.): 3365.
Weber, Barbara Horst (Mrs Moses
M.): 1122.
- Weber, Benjamin: 256, 1120, 1128,
1187, 1358, 4461.
Weber, Bruce: 1796, 1954, 3044,
3923.
Weber, Carl J.: 1124.
Weber, Carl N.: 2159, 2899, 3923,
4047, 4067, 4148, 4315, 4380.
Weber, Caroline: 2457.
- Weber, Catherine Eby (Mrs David):
1358.
Weber, Charles: 1165.
“ Weber, Christian B.: 1124.
“ Weber, Christian S.: 2120, 4524,
4530.
Weber, Christopher: 1124, 4474,
4513.
Weber, Clarence H.: 2554.
Weber, Clayton H.: 1773.
Weber, Cleason Frey: 2120.
Weber, Daniel: 713, 720, 740, 1124,
1128, 1569, 2093, 2097, 3146,
3406, 3414, 3416, 4195, 4380.
Weber, Daniel H.: 1120.
Weber, Daniel L.: 2379.
Weber, Daniel M.: 1126.
Weber, David: 846, 1119, 1128, 1358,
1698, 2379, 2470, 3384, 4371,
4380, 4456, 4458, 4461.
Weber, Donald: 326, 1796, 1954,
3936, 4332, 4359.
Weber, Donald, Mrs: 4359.
Weber, Doris: 2728, 3269.
Weber, E. Bruce: 1128.
Weber, E.O.: 22, 326, 1508, 1862,
2714, 4380.
Weber, Edwin: 1569, 1698, 1844,
3243.
Weber, Eileen: 2457.
Weber, Elam: 3372, 4473.
Weber, Eldon D.: 671, 672, 3849,
4426.
Weber, Elias: 3254, 3298, 3316.
Weber, Elias E.: 392, 3242, 3314,
3316.
Personal Subject Index
725
Weber, Elisabeth Cressman (Mrs
Abraham): 1120.
Weber, Elisabeth Muench: 1129.
Weber, Elizabeth Bauman (Mrs
Levi): 3319.
Weber, Elsie: 1698.
Weber, Emma: 2971.
Weber, Enoch M.: 3121.
Weber, Ephraim: 275, 593, 1697,
1698, 2790.
Weber, Eric, Rev.: 3558.
Weber, Esther Reesor (Mrs Aaron):
2098, 3365, 4527.
Weber, Ezra: 2812.
-Weber Family: 252, 562, 711, 713,
714, 719, 720, 863, 989, 1119,
1120, 1121, 1122, 1123, 1124,
1125, 1126, 1127, 1129, 1137,
4221, 4426.
Weber, Frank E.: 1983.
Weber, Franklin: 1128.
Weber, Frederick: 3044.
Weber, Garfield: 2030.
Weber, Garfield, Mrs: 2971.
Weber, George A.: 514, 3310.
Weber, Harry: 4099.
Weber, Hemy: 275, 514, 713, 720,
1120, 1127, 1128, 1358, 3316,
3367, 4380, 4441.
Weber, Henry E.: 1165.
Weber, Herbert: 4451, 4452.
Weber, Howard: 3390.
Weber, Ion: 4426, 4433.
Weber, Irene Dedels: 3927.
Weber, Irvin K: 4448, 4449.
Weber, Isaac: 3, 3323, 4053, 4404,
4405, 4524.
Weber, Isaac E.: 4448.
Weber, Isaac S.: 1165.
Weber, Ivan: 1698.
Weber, J.G.: 2769.
Weber, J.M.: 1165.
Weber, Jack: 3946.
~~ Weber, Jacob: 1124, 1165.
Weber, Joan: 1791.
-Weber, John: 436, 1124, 1129, 1790,
2093, 2098, 2538, 2769, 2815,
3134, 3316, 3322, 3552, 4195,
4474, 4495, 4496, 4524.
" Weber, John B.: 2457.
Weber, John C.: 961.
Weber, Joseph B.: 485, 4456.
Weber, Joseph L.: 3319.
Weber, Joseph M.: 3137.
Weber, Joseph, Rev.: 3442.
Weber, Judith Martin: 1128.
Weber, Kathryn Lotz: 3513.
Weber, Konrad: 3551.
Weber, L.K: 4477.
Weber, Leo, "Pat": 4474.
Weber, Levi: 3319, 4371.
Weber, Lome B.: 1571, 1796, 3892,
3907, 3927, 3936, 3968, 4441,
4456, 4459.
Weber, Lome B., Mrs: 1571, 1758.
Weber, Louis: 671, 672, 1124, 1924,
1945, 4221, 4380.
Weber, Lovina: 3909.
— Weber, Lydia Gingrich (Mrs Moses
M.): 1122.
Weber, M.: 625.
Weber, M.L.: 3050, 3500, 4223.
Weber, Magdalena Weber (Mrs Irvin
B.): 3361, 3365.
Weber, Manasseh: 1698.
Weber, Mary: 1195.
Weber, Mary Lyons (Mrs David):
1119.
Weber, Mary Weber (Mrs Aaron):
1119, 2959.
Weber, Menno: 553, 1165, 2989,
4525.
Weber, Michael: 2988, 4474.
Weber, Milton: 2098, 3642.
Weber, Milton, Mrs: 2098.
Weber, Moses: 3328, 3370, 3375,
4380.
Weber, Moses G.: 4441.
Weber, Moses M.: 1122, 3322.
Weber, Nancy: 1654.
Weber, Nellie: 4056.
Weber, Noah: 1187, 2379, 4456.
Weber, Oliver J.: 4448.
Weber, Onias: 2167, 4473.
Weber, Patricia King: 3134.
-Weber, Peter: 713, 720.
-Weber, Peter M.: 1165.
Weber, R.: 4299.
Weber, Robert B.: 4448, 4449.
Weber, Ruby: 3390.
Weber, S., Mrs: 1530.
Weber, Salome Bauman (Mrs
Henry): 275, 1120, 1127.
Weber, Samuel: 275, 3121, 3319.
Weber, Samuel L.: 2552.
Weber, Sarah (Mrs Menno S.): 3361.
Weber, Simeon: 4441.
Weber, Solomon, Rev.: 3487, 3494,
3495, 3503.
Weber, Sue: 4225.
Weber, Susannah: 1082, 1185.
Weber, Theodore E.: 1165.
Weber, Tite: 3183.
Weber, Urias: 1844, 3310, 4441.
Weber, Urias K: 1128, 3238, 3239,
3310, 3338, 3390, 3398.
Weber, Valentine F.: 4380.
Weber, Veronica: 1120, 1569.
Weber, Wellington: 2807.
Weber, William: 2700.
Webster, J.S.: 1182, 2803, 3732, 3888,
4233.
Webster, James: 282, 2005, 2128,
4134, 4144, 4250.
Webster, Joseph: 1294.
Webster, Mr: 4524.
Webster, Peter, Rev.: 3643.
Webster, Robert: 2005, 3663, 3750.
Webster, Stephen: 4525.
Webster, V.J., Miss: 2775.
Webster, Violet: 2728.
Webster, William: 2005, 2424, 2783,
4240.
Wedd, G.M.: 3959, 4374.
Wedseltofl, Eric, Rev.: 3263.
Weekes, Mr: 1324.
Weekes, William: 1325.
Wegenast, George: 1, 29, 333, 1818,
1819, 3754, 3873, 4298, 4422.
Wegenast, George, Mrs: 3767, 4031,
4067.
Wegenast, Jacob G.: 2120.
Wegenast, John George: 2379, 4380.
Wegenast, M.S.: 1165, 1974.
Wegenast, Matthias: 1855, 4371,
4380, 4404, 4405, 4408, 4422,
4461.
Wegfahrt Family: 4499.
Wegford, Stanley: 2704.
Wegner, A.: 3608.
Wegner, A., Mrs: 3608.
Wehner, Russell: 4278.
Wehners, Christian: 4221.
Wehrle, Frank: 4392.
Weiberg, George: 3550.
Weichel, Audrey J.: 1700, 4136.
Weichel, C.J.: 4223.
Weichel, Charles: 4226.
Weichel, Don: 3839.
Weichel, Earle: 2116, 4136.
Weichel Family: 249, 1035.
Weichel, H.L., "Lefty": 1796, 3936,
4217, 4223, 4225.
Weichel, H.O.: 4525.
Weichel, Harry: 1595, 3031, 3050.
Weichel, Henry: 3050.
Weichel, Jessie Kinsman: 1700, 4136.
Weichel, John: 1, 3050, 3782, 4136,
4222, 4225.
Weichel, Kathleen Uttley: 1686.
Weichel, Margaret Schmidt (Mrs
726
Personal Subject Index
Michael): 1699, 1700.
Weichel, Michael: 1, 326, 1165, 1699,
1700, 2410, 3031, 3050, 4225,
4525.
Weichel, Minnie Kaitting: 1700, 4136.
Weichel, Olive Hughes: 2116, 4136.
Weichel, Oscar William: 671, 672,
1192, 1595, 2109, 2116, 2120,
3839, 3923, 4136, 4217.
Weichel, Ross: 2116, 4136.
Weichel, W.O.: 3525.
Weichel, William: 3050, 3782.
Weichel, William G.: 1, 13, 29, 326,
333, 631, 671, 672, 1176, 1201,
1699, 1700, 2495, 2850, 3040,
3525, 3536, 3537, 3618, 3959,
4031, 4087, 4117, 4119, 4121,
4128, 4132, 4136, 4146, 4149,
4158, 4164, 4374, 4422, 4525.
Weicher, Fred: 2728.
Weicker, Catherine Zinkan (Mrs
John): 1131, 1132, 1133.
Weicker, Dorothy: 3849.
Weicker, Emma Jungblut (Mrs
William): 1134.
Weicker Family: 711, 1130, 1131,
1132, 1133, 1134.
Weicker, Florence: 1134, 4327.
Weicker, John: 1131, 1132, 1133.
Weicker, Samuel: 1133, 1134, 3590.
Weicker, W.J.L.: 1134.
Weicker, William: 1134.
Weickert, Werner: 3182.
Weidenhammer, Andrew: 1, 13, 85,
98, 124, 2818, 4422.
Weidenhammer, Christian: 4221.
Weidenhammer, Christopher: 4483.
Weidenhammer, Frederick J., Dr:
4473, 4477.
Weidenhammer, George, Rev.: 3527,
3608, 3620, 4512, 4521.
Weidenhammer, W.B.: 2714, 3782.
Weidman, Martin: 4428.
Weihe, William: 3660, 4458.
Weiler, A.A.: 1811, 1833.
Weiler, Andrew: 4464, 4465.
Weiler, Anthony, Rev.: 1, 1701, 2732,
2756, 3422, 3431, 3442, 3460,
3462, 3465, 4380.
Weiler, Armand: 835.
Weiler, Dorothea: 4499.
Weiler Family: 1, 477, 2385, 3177,
4443.
Weiler, Frances X.: 4464.
Weiler, H.E.: 13.
Weiler, Ignatius: 3076, 4464.
Weiler, Jacob: 3076.
Weiler, Joseph: 4464.
Weiler, Leander: 3076, 3152.
Weiler, Michael, Rev.: 1701.
Weiler, Mrs: 13.
Weiler, Regina Roehmer: 1701.
Weiler, Russel: 4100.
Weinbruch, W., Rev.: 85.
Weinert, Herbert: 2451.
Weinstein, Harry: 326.
Weinstein, Robert: 4100.
Weir, Adam: 3665.
Weir, Aggie: 2775.
Weir, Alexander: 2783.
Weir, David: 4079.
Weir, George: 3709.
Weir, J.D.: 2818, 2843, 4380.
Weir, J.J.A.: 1196, 1535, 2983, 3737,
3960, 4374.
Weir, J., Mrs: 2783.
Weir, John, Mrs: 2783.
Weir, Richard: 2783.
Weir, Robert: 4104.
Weir, Samuel: 4079.
Weir, Thomas: 2775.
Weir, W., Mrs: 2783.
Weir, William: 2783.
Weis, George: 4525.
Weis, John: 4525.
Weischer, Gertrude: 2815.
Weishar, Andrew: 1135.
Weishar Family: 1135.
Weishar, Margaretha Zinger (Mrs
Andrew): 1135.
Weismueller, Heinrich: 4461.
Weiss, Clarence J., Rev.: 3447.
Weiss, James: 899.
Weiss, Lerch: 4436.
Weiss, Milton: 2030.
Weitzel, Bill: 3050.
Weitzel Family: 658, 4220.
Weitzel, G.: 1569.
Weitzel, Henry: 4225.
Weitzel, John: 3050.
Weitzel, Michael: 4525.
Weitzel, Nicholas: 4221.
Welbaum, Rev.: 3620.
Welch, Albert: 4102.
Welch, Helena: 3055.
Welch, Jim: 2869.
Welhausen, John: 4043.
Welker, A.H.: 1864, 2714.
Welker, Alex: 1702, 1703, 1845, 1857,
2013.
Welker, Charles: 1174.
Welker, Charles, Mrs: 1174.
Welker, F.E.: 4521.
Welker, Frank: 4512.
Welker, Franklin E.: 1192.
Welland, F.J.: 4080.
Welland, J.F.: 4103.
Wellein, John: 37, 1974, 2983, 3620,
4195.
Wellein, Mr: 4192.
Wellein, Richard: 4099.
Welles, Elisha: 282.
Wellhauser Family: 477.
Wellhauser, Matthew: 2769, 2815.
Welliver, Chester: 4477, 4483.
Welliver Family: 4477.
Wells, Cecil: 3911.
Wells, Clayton W., Dr: 1704, 2780,
3054, 3110, 3754, 3874.
Wells, Edith: 2714.
Wells, James: 2379.
Wells, T. Hughes: 4422.
Wells, Walter, Dr: 1, 13, 333, 1704,
1808, 1922, 3054, 4078, 4422.
Wells, William: 3665.
Welsch, John: 229.
Welsh, E.: 4499.
Welsh Family: 4436, 4499.
Welsh, Gordon: 1822.
Welsh, James: 3660.
Welsman, Frank: 1725.
Welz, F.W.: 3.
Welz, John: 4521.
Welz, T.W.: 4521.
Wendling Family: 477, 837, 838, 839.
Wendling, Joseph: 671, 672, 839,
4380, 4458, 4464.
Wendling, Magdalena Beingesser
(Mrs Joseph): 839.
Wendt, Gustave: 1948.
Wenger, A.D.: 3314.
Wenger, Daniel: 805, 1165.
Wenger, Donald: 3258, 4499.
Wenger, Elisabeth: 3097.
- Wenger, Elizabeth Zimmerman (Mrs
Joseph): 1137.
''Wenger Family: 1136, 1137.
Wenger, Isaac: 4221, 4525.
Wenger, John: 3355.
Wenger, Jonas: 2481, 2484, 2554.
"Wenger, Joseph: 1137, 4525.
"Wenger, Martin: 2481, 2482, 2484,
2554.
Wenger, Peter: 4380, 4525.
Wenger, Ruth Hackman: 3258.
Wenger, Widow: 713, 720.
Wengest, George: 2179.
Wenz, Jacob: 4525.
Wenzel Family: 4499.
Wenzel, Helen: 1932.
Weppler, Alice: 4226.
Personal Subject Index
727
Weppler Family: 4494, 4499.
Weppler, O.C.: 1185, 4223, 4226.
Weppler, Otto, Mrs: 4226.
Wereg, John: 4184.
Werlich, J.: 1862, 4237, 4392.
Werlich, Norma: 4435.
Werlich, R.M.: 3923.
Werlich, Wilhelm M.: 3074, 3101.
Wemecke, Heinz: 1725.
Werner, A.: 1, 13, 2714, 2988, 2989,
3959, 4217.
Werner, A.W.: 2485.
Werner, August: 2714, 4318, 4380.
Werner, Augustus: 1705, 2818, 3030.
Werner, Ezra E.: 1971.
Werner Family: 249.
Werner, Justus: 4461.
Werner, Sheldon W.: 1705.
Wemette, John: 2769, 4474.
Werstine, Earl: 118, 120, 2041, 2596,
4235, 4258.
Werth, F., Rev.: 3527, 3608, 4517.
Werth, Jacob, Rev.: 418, 3518, 3525,
3546, 3566.
Werthman, Hugo: 1295.
Wertz, John Peter: 4499.
Wescott, Mr: 2760.
Weseloh, A.: 3631, 3632, 3633, 4374.
Weseloh, John: 2574, 3040.
Weseloh, Nellie: 2983.
Wesley, John: 2227.
Wesson, F.: 4422.
West, Silas: 2101.
West, W.B.: 4474.
Westbrook, E., Mrs: 3636.
Westcott, Charles: 2736.
Westfall, Catherine Sauder (Mrs
William): 1038.
Westfall, John: 4526.
Westfall, William: 1038.
Westphal, Gordon Edward: 2120.
Westwood, W.R.: 4273.
Wetherald, William: 294, 1639, 2713.
Wethey, Eric, Rev.: 3702, 4380.
Wettlaufer Family: 658, 1138, 4499.
Wettlaufer, Frederick: 1773, 4499.
Wettlaufer, Molna E.: 2704, 4499.
Wettlaufer, Norman: 4099.
Wetzstein, C.T., Rev.: 671, 672, 3523,
3530, 3544, 3562.
Wexler, James: 4396.
Wexler, Lillian: 4396.
Wey Family: 3419, 3444.
Wey, Ignatz: 2828, 2829.
Wey, Joseph E., Rev.: 2769, 3439,
3442, 3464, 3467, 4464, 4472.
Wey, Peter D., Rev.: 4040.
Weyde, Henry: 4438.
Weymyss, Margaret: 1292.
Whaley, David, Dr: 4029.
Whaley, David, Mrs: 3809.
Whealen, T.F., Rev.: 3479.
Wheeler, Garrett: 256.
Wheeler, John: 4102.
Wheeler, Mrs: 4017.
Whetford, James: 4079.
Whitaker, Donald: 4099.
White, A.W.A.: 301, 1796, 4258.
White, Andrew: 37, 1974.
White, Arthur: 2122, 2803, 4103,
4155.
White, Arthur Harold: 4080, 4102.
White, Belle: 1583.
White, David: 3102, 4494.
White, Frederick: 3709.
White, George A.: 4461.
White, Grace: 2748.
White, Henry: 4079.
White, Henry W.: 4015.
White, Herbert W.: 4080.
White, James: 3630, 4043.
White, James A.: 3631.
White, James H.: 4104.
White, James, Rev.: 3644.
White, Miss: 1866, 2797.
White, Mr: 1741, 4505.
White, Norman Andrew: 2120.
White, Patrick: 4204.
White, Reginald: 2494.
White, Samuel: 2798.
White, Solomon: 187.
White, Thomas: 1861, 1983.
White, Thomas Barney: 4104.
White, William: 3474.
Whitely, L.: 4278.
Whiteman, M., Miss: 2798.
Whitham, J.E., Rev.: 3643.
Whiting, George H.: 3631, 3632.
Whiting, J.A, Mrs: 3631, 3632.
Whiting, James, Dr: 1618, 1688,
1741, 3970, 4017, 4371.
Whitlaw, William: 4080.
Whitmack, August: 4276.
Whitmer, Levi: 3808.
Whitney, E.: 1983.
Whitney, Leo J.: 3892.
Whitney, Richard, Mrs: 1128.
Whitson, Betsy Wilson: 1184.
Whitson,Thomas: 3745.
Whittaker, Henry: 4437.
Whitteker, Byng: 4359.
Whittington, Dick: 4226.
Whitworth, Rev.: 3623.
Wholton, T.H.: 1189, 2777, 4230,
4233.
Whorley, June: 2010.
Whorwood, Alexander: 436.
Whyte, Judson J., Rev.: 3410.
Wichman, H.W.H., Rev.: 418, 3518,
3525, 3537, 3546, 3566, 3600.
Wick, Edward: 4014.
Widdifield, C.R.: 4088.
Widdifield, Vera E.: 2448.
Wideman, Andrew: 1706.
Wideman, Anna: 1706.
Wideman, Barbara Lichty (Mrs
Jacob): 1139.
Wideman, Catharine Martin (Mrs
Christian): 3319.
Wideman, Christian: 3319.
Wideman, Elam H.: 912.
Wideman, Elisabeth: 3319.
- Wideman Family: 562, 713, 719, 720,
778, 781, 1139.
Wideman, Harley: 2801.
'“Wideman, Henry: 2493.
Wideman, Howard: 2775.
“ Wideman, Jacob: 1139, 3319.
Wideman, Janet: 2775.
- Wideman, John: 2552, 4525.
Wideman, John B.: 815.
Wideman, John L.: 1, 1139, 1165,
1706, 2109, 2120, 2446, 2495,
3959, 4517, 4521, 4524, 4525,
4529.
Wideman, Levi: 2547.
Wideman, Margaret: 1706.
Wideman, Mary Cress (Mrs John B.):
815.
Wideman, Paul: 1844.
Wideman, Susannah Brandt (Mrs
John L.): 1139.
Wideman, Susannah Snyder (Mrs
Truman): 1139.
Wideman, Truman: 1139.
Widmore, Abram: 514.
Wieand, Adam: 4488, 4499.
Wiebe, Helen: 1885, 2775.
Wiebe, Peter J.: 3382.
Wieczorek, Simon, Rev.: 3432, 3455,
3463.
Wiedeholt, Henry: 1953.
Wiederhold, Hy: 1974.
Wiegand, Adam: 3527.
Wiegand, W.B.: 1623, 2778.
Wiegand, William S.: 1185, 3492.
Wiegman, Rev.: 4221, 4525.
Wieher, Gertrude: 2704.
Wieler, Gerhart: 264, 514.
Wiens, Bernhard B.: 590, 591.
Wiens, Ervin: 3314.
728
Personal Subject Index
Wiens, Jacob P., Rev.: 3401.
Wiens, Marian: 3314.
Wieshar, Gertrude: 4499.
Wiffler, Charles: 1975, 2005, 4393,
4394.
Wiggins, Samuel: 3709.
Wight, Helen: 1324.
Wight, Reginald: 3761.
Wightman, Elizabeth: 3665.
Wigle, Ruby M.: 1673.
Wike, P.C., Rev.: 3525.
Wilczynski, Casimir, Rev.: 3437.
Wild Family: 4221.
Wildfang, Benjamin: 690.
Wildfang, Elias: 690.
Wildfang, James: 1877.
Wildfang, Joseph: 2097.
Wildfang, Walter: 3183.
Wildfong, A.M.: 1165.
Wildfong, Christina Groh (Mrs
Joseph): 275.
Wildfong, Eileen: 1885.
Wildfong, Eli: 4458.
Wildfong, Elizabeth Bellar (Mrs
Norman H.): 746.
Wildfong, Elva: 2748.
Wildfong, Ernest: 2126.
Wildfong, F.: 4278.
Wildfong Family: 275, 713, 719, 720,
4453.
Wildfong, Gordon: 4099.
Wildfong, H.W.: 2851.
Wildfong, Henry: 4395.
Wildfong, J.D., Rev.: 3492, 3643.
Wildfong, Jacob: 275, 555.
Wildfong, John H.: 4114.
Wildfong, Jonas: 256, 2135.
Wildfong, Joseph: 256, 275.
Wildfong, Louis: 4400.
Wildfong, Michael: 2513, 2700.
Wildfong, Nathaniel: 3382.
Wildfong, Norman H.: 746.
Wildram, J.F.: 22.
Wile Family: 713, 719, 720.
Wile, Peter: 4195.
Wiles, Oscar: 1895.
Wiley, Mr: 2379.
Wilfong, Annie May: 4454.
Wilfong, Daisy Sapsworth (Mrs
Gilbert): 4454.
Wilfong, Doris Elizabeth: 4454.
Wilfong Family: 4454.
Wilfong, Gilbert: 3660, 3681.
Wilfong, James H., Dr: 4454.
Wilfong, John: 2385.
Wilfong, Joseph: 2470.
Wilfong, Marguerite: 4454.
Wilfong, Myrtle: 4217.
Wilfong, Nelson: 3681, 4439.
Wilford, Allan R.: 4271, 4274, 4278,
4279, 4289.
Wilford, Elizabeth: 3828.
Wilford Family: 4483.
Wilford, James: 3828.
Wilford, John T.: 2061, 2120, 4468.
Wilford, Mary: 3828.
Wilford, Thomas: 436, 1165, 2815,
3175, 4015, 4473, 4478.
Wilford, Thomas Oscar: 3828.
Wilford, William: 3828.
Wilhelm, Anna Wittig (Mrs Peter):
1140.
Wilhelm, Anthony: 1141, 4458.
Wilhelm, Anthony, Jr: 1141.
Wilhelm, Conrad: 1143.
Wilhelm, Deltoh: 4499.
Wilhelm, Edward: 4099.
Wilhelm Family: 426, 477, 1140,
1141, 1142, 1143, 1144, 1145,
4443, 4499.
Wilhelm, Herman: 4499.
Wilhelm, Jacob: 1140, 1143, 4499.
Wilhelm, John S.: 892.
Wilhelm, Louisa Grube (Mrs John
S.): 892.
Wilhelm, Madaline Streicher (Mrs
Jacob): 1140.
Wilhelm, Margaret: 1141.
Wilhelm, Margaret Sipple (Mrs
Valentine): 1140.
Wilhelm, Margaret Wendling (Mrs
Anthony Jr): 1141.
Wilhelm, Margaret Wettlaufer (Mrs
Michael): 1140, 1143.
Wilhelm, Mary Tauss (Mrs Anthony
Jr): 1141.
Wilhelm, Michael: 1140, 1143.
Wilhelm, Mr: 2704, 3407, 4505.
Wilhelm, Peter: 1140, 1143.
Wilhelm, Regina Moser (Mrs
Anthony Jr): 1141.
Wilhelm, Valentine: 1140, 1143, 2704.
Wilhelmson, Franz, Mrs: 1621.
Wilken, W.: 4223.
Wilker, Anna Hofmeyer: 4494.
Wilker, Christine: 286.
Wilker Family: 658.
Wilker, Margaret Kalbfleisch: 4493,
4494.
Wilker, Peter: 308, 3074, 3898, 3926,
4493, 4494, 4499.
Wilkes, G.: 4088.
Wilkes, Thomas, Rev.: 3702.
Wilkie, John: 1300.
Wilkie, Mr: 1974.
Wilkins, C.E.: 4280.
Wilkins, Charles P.: 1146.
Wilkins, E.J.: 4237.
Wilkins, Faith: 4500.
Wilkins Family: 1146.
Wilkins, Hume: 4290.
Wilkins, N.: 4237.
Wilkins, N.B.: 4263.
Wilkins, Robert G., Rev.: 3414.
Wilkins, Stephen: 2760.
Wilkins, William R.: 4104.
Wilkinson, Amos: 4478.
Wilkinson, Florence: 975.
Wilkinson, Jessie Hood: 1707.
Wilkinson, Johnson: 1, 4513, 4526.
Wilkinson, Neil, Mrs: 2810.
Wilkinson, Norman: 2098.
Wilkinson, Norman, Mrs: 2098.
Wilkinson, R. Wylie: 1707.
Wilkinson, Robert: 1707.
Wilkinson, Thomas: 4477.
Wilkinson, W.R., Dr: 3631, 3632.
Wilkinson, W.W.: 1664, 1707, 4230,
4233, 4246, 4263.
Wilks, C.: 1007.
Wilks Family: 16, 332, 977, 2506,
2532, 4254, 4255, 4437, 4454.
Wilks, KL, Miss: 1200, 1708, 1759,
2506, 3100, 3481, 3482, 3838,
4056, 4435, 4454.
Wilks, Langdon: 2392, 2441, 2506,
3481.
Wilks, Langdon, Mrs: 1185, 1708,
2506, 3481, 3838.
Wilks, Marguerite Briquet: 2506.
Wilks, Matthew: 2, 256, 1708, 2502,
2506, 3469, 3481, 4246, 4253,
4435.
Wilks, Pauline Kingsmill: 2506.
Willard, A.E.: 1147, 4230, 4233.
Willard, Agnes Arntfield (Mrs J.M.):
1147.
Willard Family: 1147.
Willard, H. Edward: 2591.
Willard, Harry E.: 1147.
Willard, J.M.: 1147, 4230, 4233.
Willard, Jesse H.: 1147.
Willard, Luey Walker (Mrs A.E.):
1147.
Willcocks, Joseph: 4134, 4144.
Willcott, Charles: 2061, 2120.
Willert Family: 892.
Williams, Amy: 2728.
Williams, Arthur: 1871, 1891, 1927.
Williams, Bill: 119, 3630.
Williams, Daniel M.: 1148.
Personal Subject Index
729
Williams, David S.: 4470.
Williams, Donald: 1148.
Williams, Elias, Rev.: 3644, 3645.
Williams, Estella: 2728.
Williams Family: 1148.
Williams, J.H., Rev.: 3499.
Williams, James: 29, 3439.
Williams, John R.: 1148.
Williams, John, Rev.: 3485, 3644,
4380.
Williams, Joseph H.: 1148.
Williams, Luther: 1148.
Williams, Margaret O’Brien (Mrs
Daniel M.): 1148.
Williams, Richard, Rev.: 3631, 3632.
Williams, Russell: 4094, 4103.
Williams, S.J.: 29, 326, 1709, 1856,
1879, 1964, 3772, 3795, 3821,
3959, 4023, 4121, 4147, 4158,
4374, 4380.
Williams, Sarah M Freeman (Mrs
S.J.): 1709, 4031.
Williams, Stewart, Mrs: 3090.
Williams, Thomas: 3818.
Williams, W.H.: 2714, 2818, 4080.
Williams, William, Rev.: 3644.
Williams, William W.: 1148.
Williamson, Beryl G.: 3736.
Williamson, J.C., Rev.: 3410.
Willis, Douglas E., Rev.: 3695.
Willis, Eric: 4100.
Willis, James: 4103.
Willis, Percy B.: 4099.
Willison, Nils, Rev.: 2881, 2889, 2899,
2904, 2910, 2924, 3525, 3618.
Willms Family: 1019.
Willoughby, Enid: 2828.
Willoughby, J., Rev.: 3643.
Willoughby, R.W.: 2829, 4225.
Wills, Harold A.: 4099.
Willson, Alexander: 1149.
Willson, Arthur, Dr: 1149.
Willson, Elizabeth Gofton: 1149.
Willson, Ephraim: 1149, 1519.
Willson, Ephraim, Jr: 1149.
Willson, Ephraim William: 1149,
2828, 2829.
Willson, F.I.: 2829, 4150, 4435.
Willson Family: 2829.
Willson, Ford: 1149, 1796, 2829,
4437.
Willson, Isaac: 1149, 1519, 2828.
Willson, J. Good (Mrs Ford): 2829.
Willson, Lydia Stauffer: 1149.
Willson, Margaret McCloy: 1149,
1519.
Willson, Mary Anthes: 1149.
Willson, Mary McCloy: 1149, 1519.
Willson, Nellie, Miss: 2801.
Wilmer, A.W., Mrs: 1758.
Wilmer, Lloyd: 4204.
Wilmot, Samuel S.: 598, 4384.
Wilrick, Barbara: 1294.
Wilson, Adam, Mrs: 1184.
Wilson, Albert, Rev.: 3643.
Wilson, Bessie B.: 2701.
Wilson, Cameron N.: 1895.
Wilson, Charles: 2533, 2714.
Wilson, Cornelius: 4244, 4263.
Wilson, Curly: 120.
Wilson, David: 830.
Wilson, Ethel: 4264.
Wilson, F.L.: 4080.
Wilson Family: 458, 1544, 1773,
4199, 4212, 4478.
Wilson, Frank: 4018.
Wilson, G.E. Duff, Dr: 1718, 2968.
Wilson, George: 4195, 4422.
Wilson, H.: 4278.
Wilson, Helen: 4264.
Wilson, I.W.: 1198.
Wilson, Isaac: 2829.
Wilson, J.: 4517.
Wilson, J.D.: 1823.
Wilson, James: 188, 255, 256, 258,
271, 282, 287, 307, 521, 555, 2144,
3665, 4134, 4214, 4266, 4362,
4391, 4448, 4449, 4456.
Wilson, James E.: 1940.
Wilson, Jasper, Rev.: 3645.
Wilson, John: 252, 2533, 3978, 4079,
4134.
Wilson, John L.: 2379.
Wilson, Joseph: 250.
Wilson, Judge: 2041.
Wilson, Lillie: 3709.
Wilson, Linda: 2728.
Wilson, Mr: 3669.
Wilson, P.V.: 1815, 1824, 1827, 1868,
3923, 4031.
Wilson, Robert L.: 4266.
Wilson, Robert Lundy: 4264.
Wilson, T.: 2379.
Wilson, Thomas: 2379, 4280, 4477.
Wilson, Thomas B.: 4015.
Wilson, William: 4438.
Wiman, Erastus: 1722.
Wimmer, Mr: 2379.
Winchester, Paul: 3109, 3154.
Windell, A.J.: 4080, 4087, 4088.
Windell, J.C.: 4263.
Windross, Harry: 4058, 4261.
Winfield, Charles: 4514.
Winfield, George: 2807.
Wing Family: 713, 719, 720, 4499.
Wing, Grace E.: 2828, 2829.
Wing, J.: 4490.
Wing, James G.: 1165, 2120, 3631,
3632, 3821.
Wing, M.L., Rev.: 85, 3495, 4380,
4512, 4521.
Winger, Amasa: 1710, 3782.
Winger, Amsy: 3050.
Winger, David: 4040.
Winger Family: 713, 719, 720.
Winger, Henry: 1165, 1974, 4223.
Winger, Isaac: 4220, 4515, 4523,
4525.
Winger, Jessie M. Winger (Mrs
Melvin): 845.
Winger, John: 275, 555, 593, 845,
1137, 2818, 2843, 3373, 3377,
4044, 4371, 4380.
Winger, Jonas: 4513.
Winger, Marie: 4525.
Winger, Martin, Sr: 4513.
Winger, Melvin: 845.
Winger, Peter: 1, 1165, 2109, 2116,
2120, 2128, 3973, 3978, 4220,
4461, 4513, 4524, 4525.
Winger, Reuben: 4221.
Winger, Susannah Eby: 848.
Winhold, Erna: 2728.
Winkler, J.: 4392, 4524.
Winkler, J.H.: 3767.
Winkler, Jessie: 4065.
Winkler, Margaret: 1706, 4517, 4521.
Winkler, Philip: 2554, 3573, 4512,
4517, 4521, 4524, 4525.
Winkler, W.H.: 2109, 2120, 3959,
4521, 4525.
Winkler, William: 4512, 4522.
Winn, "Daddy": 4043.
Winn, E.G.: 4473, 4477.
Winn Family: 4473, 4477.
Winn, Jacob: 4477.
Winn, Joshua: 4477.
Winn, Merritt: 4477.
Winn, R.T., Dr: 2714, 4382.
Winn, Robert: 2714.
Winn, Roy O., Dr: 1205.
Winn, Steven: 4477.
Wintemberg, Elizabeth Lederman
(Mrs Francis): 1712.
Wintemberg, Francis: 1165, 1712.
Wintemberg, W.J.: 195, 277, 671,
672, 1711, 1712, 2302, 3185, 4416,
4480, 4495.
Winter, A.: 4392.
Winter, Ann: 2775.
Winter, Charles A.: 3767.
730
Personal Subject Index
Winter, J.H., Rev.: 3625.
Winter, J.S.: 2775.
Winter, Lome M., Dr: 1205.
Winter, Simon J., Rev.: 1713, 2722,
3422, 3423, 3465.
Winter, W.: 2801.
Winterhalt, Henry: 4014, 4015, 4380.
Winterhalt, Joseph: 4298, 4299, 4374.
Wintermeyer, Alfred C.: 3423.
Wintermeyer, John: 326, 3423, 4117.
Winters, Fountain: 2775, 4451.
Winton, Horace: 4273.
Wintsch, Enid: 4225.
Wintsch, Harry, Dr: 2022, 4226.
Wintsch, Nancy: 4225.
Wireching, John: 2424.
Wiriath, John Louis, Rev.: 657, 671,
672, 1115, 1753, 3421, 3422, 3428,
3433, 3442, 3444, 3448, 3464,
3465, 3467, 4464, 4465, 4474,
4478, 4499.
Wirsching, John: 1983, 4395.
Wiseman, Charles: 4393, 4394.
Wiseman, Edward: 3709.
Wiseman, L., Rev.: 3525, 3552, 3553,
3621.
Wishart Family: 2085.
Wishnowksky, H.: 2769.
Wismer, Abraham: 1714.
Wismer, Abraham, Mrs: 1714.
Wismer, Abram C.: 2728.
Wismer, Clara A.: 1242.
Wismer, Daniel: 493, 3238, 3248,
3254, 3259, 3274, 3316, 3328,
3355, 3367, 4380.
Wismer, David: 713, 720, 3248, 3305,
3402.
Wismer, David S., Rev.: 3316.
~ Wismer, Esther Shantz (Mrs David):
713, 720, 3248, 3402.
Wismer Family: 249, 275, 562, 713,
719, 720, 769, 1150, 4454, 4455.
* Wismer, Henry: 256, 275, 1877, 2097,
2135, 4184, 4458, 4461.
Wismer, Isaac E.: 1165.
Wismer, Isaiah: 3384.
“Wismer, Jacob: 690, 4184.
Wismer, John: 690, 2775, 4184.
“Wismer, Joseph: 255, 256, 264, 275,
514, 555, 713, 720, 4184.
Wismer, Joseph W.: 4015.
Wismer, Laverne: 4099.
Wismer, Lydia Musselman Brubacher
(Mrs Daniel): 3248.
Wismer, Moses: 1165, 3770, 4439.
Wismer, Orphan, Rev.: 3316.
Wismer, S.G.: 2780, 2781.
Wismer, Sallie Erb (Mrs Daniel):
3248.
Wisner Family: 4456.
•" Wissler Family: 562, 713, 719, 720,
1151, 2562, 3894.
Wissler, Fanny Hess (Mrs Levi):
1151.
Wissler, Hannah Heiser (Mrs John):
1151.
Wissler, Hannah Hyser: 4192.
^Wissler, Jacob: 255, 256, 1045, 3319,
4380.
Wissler, Jane Robertson (Mrs Sem):
1151.
Wissler, John: 2, 84, 282, 1151, 2097,
2379, 2447, 2448, 2463, 4192,
4193, 4195, 4380, 4441, 4514.
Wissler, Levi: 1151, 4193.
Wissler, Samuel: 2.
Wissler, Sem: 282, 1151, 2097, 4193.
Witcher, Henry: 2120.
Withington, D. Thomas: 4099.
Witmer, Aaron: 2007, 3082.
■"Witmer, Abraham: 256, 275, 1152,
1153, 2736, 2760, 2761, 2766,
3082, 3134, 3232, 3373, 3382,
3870, 3904.
''Witmer, Abraham, Jr: 275, 1153.
Witmer, Abram: 4452.
Witmer, Almeda Hallman: 3258.
Witmer, Anna Eversole (Mrs
Abraham): 1153.
Witmer, Anna Reist (Mrs Jacob):
1153, 2760, 2766, 2774, 2775,
3232.
Witmer, Bevin: 4500.
Witmer, Bruce: 4416.
Witmer, Catharine Sherk (Mrs
Joseph): 1153, 3082.
Witmer, Catherine Groh (Mrs
Abraham Jr): 1152, 1153.
Witmer, Chrissie: 4280.
''Witmer, Christian: 256, 2760, 2766,
3097.
Witmer, Cyrus: 2798.
Witmer, David: 827, 3382.
Witmer, David H.: 3644.
Witmer, Elias: 3644, 4277.
Witmer, Elizabeth Detweiler (Mrs
David): 827.
Witmer, Elton, Mrs: 3073, 3074.
''Witmer Family: 252, 275, 713, 719,
720, 932, 2829.
Witmer, Henry: 4428, 4444, 4458.
Witmer, Isaac: 730, 1152, 1153.
Witmer, J. Wesley, Rev.: 3258, 3374.
Witmer, J. Willard: 1191.
Witmer, Jacob: 1153, 2760, 2765,
2766, 2774, 2775, 3082, 3232,
4458.
Witmer, Jesse A.: 2775, 3770.
Witmer, John: 3242, 4433, 4515.
Witmer, Joseph: 1153, 2379, 2760,
3082, 3143.
Witmer, Leah Baer (Mrs Isaac): 730,
1152, 1153.
Witmer, Leslie D.: 1152, 1153, 2736,
2760, 2774, 2775, 2829, 3232,
3247, 3387, 3402, 3904, 4452.
Witmer, Levi: 729, 1153, 2760, 2765,
3259, 3316.
Witmer, Magdalena Wanner (Mrs
Christian): 2760, 2766.
Witmer, Marian: 4500.
Witmer, Mary Cober (Mrs Levi):
1153.
Witmer, Rebecca: 1185.
Witmer, Robert: 2718.
Witmer, Ruth: 3082.
Witmer, Susannah Groh (Mrs
Joseph): 1153, 3082.
Witmer, Vernon: 1197.
"Witmer, Veronica: 1002.
Witmer, Vinetta: 1197.
Witmer, W.: 3915, 4485, 4499.
Witmer, Willard: 516.
Witt, William: 2144, 3040, 4362,
4499.
Witte, Charles: 4499.
Witte, Christ: 4499.
Witter, R.J.: 4258.
Wittich Family: 4225.
Wittich, Henry: 4225.
Wittich, L., Rev.: 3496.
Wittig, Carl: 2798.
Wittig, David: 85, 2818, 4525.
Wittig, S.J., Rev.: 3525, 3527, 3572,
3573, 3608, 3619, 3620, 4512,
4521.
Wittmaak, A.H.: 4275, 4277.
Witzel Family: 4499.
Witzel, Mrs: 3772.
Witzel, Myrtle, Miss: 2801.
Witzel, T.A.: 3959, 4349.
Witzel, T.A., Jr: 3923.
Witzel, Verna: 3031.
Witzel, W.R.: 2554.
Witzel, William: 4499.
Woehrle, Conrad: 4525.
Woelfle, Diana Cook: 1716.
Woelfle, Edward E.: 1715.
Woelfle, Elizabeth: 2449.
Woelfle, Elizabeth Doerr (Mrs John
Jacob): 1715.
Personal Subject Index
731
Woelfle, Ernest: 326, 630, 671, 672,
4145.
Woelfle Family: 813, 4433.
Woelfle, G.: 1716, 4422.
Woelfle, Gustave A.: 1715.
Woelfle, Irvin: 4031.
Woelfle, J.: 2039.
Woelfle, Jacob: 3551.
Woelfle, John: 671, 672, 2179.
Woelfle, John Jacob: 1636, 1715,
4371, 4380.
Woelfle, Lydia M.: 1716, 4031.
Woelfle, Mrs: 4031.
Woelfle, Olive: 1716.
Woelfle, W.E.: 29, 1716, 2014, 4031.
Woffenden, J.: 2994.
Woinoski, Russel C.: 4099.
Woiwade, Gustave: 1948.
Wolf, Philip: 2843.
Wolfe, A.M.: 4422.
Wolfe, Bert, Mrs: 3644.
Wolfe, Elsie: 1843.
Wolfe, Franz: 2247.
Wolfe, Frederick: 1843.
Wolfe, George A.: 4429.
Wolfe, Herman L.: 4441.
Wolfe, N.B., Dr: 1171, 1717, 2552,
4512, 4525, 4529.
Wolfe, R.: 4422, 4499.
Wolfe, William H.: 4382.
Wolfhard, Bill: 1885.
Wolfhard, Duretta Leslie: 1154, 1155.
Wolfhard, Elizabeth Kutt (Mrs
Henry): 1154.
Wolfhard Family: 1154.
Wolfhard, Harry: 1154, 1155, 4226.
Wolfhard, Henry: 1154, 1195.
Wolfhard, Margretta Besserer (Mrs
Peter): 1154.
Wolfhard, Peter: 1154.
Wolfle, Ernst: 682.
Woll, Bert: 1752.
Wollett, Mary: 3709.
Wolmar, Louis: 4031.
Wolowski, John, Rev.: 2732, 3432,
3455, 3463.
Woltz, C.H., Rev.: 3640.
Wolynetz, Leo: 3718.
Wong, Peter: 4374.
Wood, Andrew B.: 4015.
Wood, George: 1165, 3936.
Wood, H.R.: 3772.
Wood, Harvey: 2098.
Wood, Harvey, Mrs: 2098.
Wood, J.W.: 3770.
Wood, James R.: 3770.
Wood, James R., Mrs: 3770.
Wood, John: 3660, 3709.
Wood, John, Mrs: 3660.
Wood, L.B., Miss: 2798.
Wood, Miss: 4450.
Wood, Norman: 4499.
Wood, R.G.: 3902, 3945.
Wood, R., Mrs: 22.
Wood, Toss J.: 4099.
Wood, W.G.: 4278.
Wood, William: 2801.
Woodall, Gayle: 4225.
Woodcock, F.D.: 1165.
Woodcock, Miss: 3470.
Woodcock, Mr: 2011, 4521.
Woodhead, Charles: 3474.
Woodhead, Mr: 4505, 4506.
Woodhouse, Jack: 1184.
Woodman, B.: 4480.
Woodman, Ed: 4468.
Woodman, G.W.: 4468.
Woodman, William G.: 4470, 4473,
4481, 4483.
Woodruffe, Mrs: 2840, 2845.
Woods, Arlene Sitler: 602.
Woods, Arthur: 4015, 4422.
Woods, B.C., Mrs: 2093.
Woods, Bert: 2098.
Woods, Evan J.: 2449.
Woods, J.H.: 13, 1205, 1823.
Woods, James: 3481, 4230.
Woods, John A: 3030.
Woods, John C.: 1165.
Woods, John G.: 3623.
Woods, Jonathan, Mrs: 4385.
Woods, Joseph: 2807, 4513, 4514.
Woods, Margaret Donnenworth (Mrs
Thomas): 840.
Woods, Margaret Lyttle (Mrs
William): 2139.
Woods, Mary Ann Perrin (Mrs
Nathan): 840.
Woods, Minnie: 3709.
Woods, Nathan: 840.
Woods, Pat: 2139, 3102.
Woods, Percy: 2098, 2807.
Woods, Percy, Mrs: 2098.
Woods, Thomas: 840, 4499.
Woods, William: 2122, 2139, 3474.
Woods, Willis: 4217, 4220.
Woodsend, Alice: 1573.
Woodward, Albert F., Dr: 4473, 4477.
Woodward, Bernard: 4422.
Woodward, Ebenezer G.: 1165, 3499,
4473, 4477.
Woodward, G.W.: 2818, 3054.
Woodward, George W.: 1, 4221, 4525.
Woodward, John M.: 4514.
Woodward, Luman: 427, 3669.
Woodward, Mabel, Miss: 4477.
Woodward, Milton: 3485.
Woodward, Milton, Mrs: 3485.
Woodward, Mr: 555, 766, 4456.
Woodward, William S.: 3256, 4473,
4477.
Woolcott, Joseph: 3713.
Woolf, Mary: 4491.
Woolfrey, Sandra: 260.
Woolner, A., Mrs: 1200, 4395.
Woolner, A.W., Rev.: 3263.
Woolner, Clive: 4441.
^ Woolner Family: 713, 719, 720, 1128,
1156, 4426.
— Woolner, Isaac: 1149, 4014.
Woolner, Jacob: 3314, 3316, 4458.
Woolner, Jacob S., Rev.: 3316.
Woolner, Jacob, Sr: 1358, 3259.
Woolner, James: 817, 4193.
Woolner, Margaret Willson: 1149.
Woolner, Mary Hewitt (Mrs James):
817.
Woolner, Mary Margaret Dickie:
3863, 4199.
Woolner, Philis Gray (Mrs William):
1156.
Woolner, Robert: 4521.
— Woolner, Sara Hembling (Mrs Isaac):
348.
Woolner, Ward, Dr: 1182, 1191, 1205,
1304, 1502, 1718, 3499, 3690,
3745, 3790, 3863, 4178.
Woolner, Ward, Mrs: 1191, 1718.
Woolner, William: 1156.
Woolsey, Ben: 1937.
Woolsey, V., Mrs: 2783.
Wootton, F.M., Rev.: 3622.
Worden, Ethel Wilfong (Mrs Paul):
1862, 3681, 4264, 4454.
Worden, Paul: 4454.
Worden, Peter, Mrs: 4396.
Workman, M., Miss: 1895.
Worm, Henry: 4428.
Worsley, Robert: 2120.
Worth, Linda: 3774.
Worthington, G.H.: 4275.
Woulser, Dr: 4031.
Wraase, Lovina Horst (Mrs Otto):
916.
Wraase, Otto: 916.
Wray, A: 2994.
Wray, Edward: 4104.
Wren, Reuben: 3470.
Wright, AH.: 2714.
Wright, AW.: 4250.
Wright, Arthur: 2753, 3669.
732
Personal Subject Index
Wright, Charles: 4395.
Wright, Cora Johnston (Mrs
Melville): 4454.
Wright, D.T.: 2798.
Wright, Daniel: 3479.
Wright, Douglas: 2869.
Wright, F.: 4483.
Wright Family: 1976, 4429, 4473.
Wright, George: 1752.
Wright, George, Dr: 1688, 3631,
3632, 4371, 4380.
Wright, George, Jr: 4487.
Wright, Henry: 4474.
Wright, J.: 4483.
Wright, Jack: 4474.
Wright, James: 3761.
Wright, John: 1752.
Wright, O.J.: 1752, 3876, 3944.
Wright, Oliver: 2098, 4513.
Wright, Oliver, Mrs: 2098.
Wright, P.J.: 4088.
Wright, R.J.: 2714, 4380.
Wright, Ross: 4225.
Wright, T.W.: 4246.
Wright, W.S.: 3642.
Wright, Walter F., Dr: 4454.
Wright, William: 1752.
Wright, William, Mrs: 1752.
Wrigley Family: 4212.
Wrigley, Joseph: 1, 690, 1165, 2495,
2783, 3863, 4214.
Wrigley, Joseph, Mrs: 2783.
Wrigley, Sylvanus: 2783, 3863.
Wringe, Mary: 2815.
Wrong, George M.: 4517.
Wuerscher, G., Rev.: 3525, 3552,
3553, 3621.
Wuertele, Ernst: 3815.
Wuest Family: 477, 1446.
Wuest, Jacob: 1446, 4195.
Wuest, Joseph H.: 1719.
Wunder, Anthony: 2705, 4499.
Wunder, Jerome A.: 8.
Wunder, Joseph: 3465.
Wunder, M.: 4158, 4374.
Wunder, Maria: 3465.
Wunderlich, F.W., Rev.: 3525, 3576.
Wurm, Hy: 4371.
Wurm, Meta: 1174.
Wurster, F.G.: 4395.
Wurster, George: 1205.
Wurster, Immanuel, Rev.: 332, 333,
499, 752, 3512, 3525, 3547, 3550,
3559, 3569, 3577, 3605, 3610,
3612.
Wurtele, Richard: 1197.
Wyatt, Ernest R.S., Dr: 4217.
Wylie, Dennis: 3744.
Wylie Family: 2459.
Wylie, Samuel F.: 2554.
Wylie, Wilma G. Weber (Mrs Samuel
F.): 2554.
Wyllie, Alfred: 1693, 4278.
Wyllie Family: 4188, 4202.
Wyllie, Jeannie Beckett: 1720.
Wyllie, Jennie: 1693.
Wyllie, John: 1160, 1720, 2109, 2120,
3650, 3745, 4079, 4278.
Wyllie, Margaret Pringle (Mrs John):
1160.
Wyllie, Robert: 276, 308, 1693, 1695,
1696, 1720, 2109, 2120, 2486,
4102.
Wynne, Robert: 3922.
Wynnyckyj, Iroida: 3466.
Wynnyckyj, Oksana: 3466.
Yaeck, F.: 3620.
Yaeger, J.W., Rev.: 4382.
Yanchus, John J.: 4225.
Yantz, Alfred: 4099.
Yantz, George: 4371.
Yantz, Jacob: 2714.
Yantz, John: 4428.
Yantzi, Anna Schwartzentruber:
1157.
Yantzi, Barbara Ruby: 1157.
Yantzi, Catharine: 1157.
Yantzi, Daniel K: 1157.
Yantzi, Elizabeth: 1157.
Yantzi Family: 1157, 3340.
Yantzi, Henry, Mrs: 3099.
Yantzi, Hubert: 1106.
Yantzi, Jacobena Kennel: 1157.
Yantzi, John: 3064.
Yantzi, Joseph K.: 1157.
Yantzi, Magdalena Bender: 1157.
Yantzi, Mary Bender: 1157.
Yantzi, Mary Lichti: 1157.
Yantzi, Michael B.: 1157.
Yantzi, Michael K: 1157.
Yantzi, Mr: 3170.
Yarrow, John: 4103.
Yates, Elzear: 4396.
Yates, Thomas: 1180, 3808, 4395.
Yeager, W.J., Rev.: 3494.
Yeagley, Dilbert: 2714.
Yeagley, Henry, Dr: 1688, 3168.
Yemmet, Mr: 4505, 4506.
Yenni, J.D., Rev.: 3496.
Yeo, Charles: 2720.
Yeo, Joan: 4467.
Yeo, William: 4467.
Yeomans, George A., Rev.: 3669.
Yeomans, Gertrude: 3709.
Yirka, Barbara, Mrs: 1185.
Yoder, Barbara: 556.
Yoeste, Mr: 1233.
Yost, Anna Ruppel (Mrs William H.):
1158, 1159.
""•Yost Family: 713, 719, 720, 1158,
1159, 2704, 4499.
Yost, Jacob: 1159, 2482.
Yost, Levi: 2151.
—Yost, Mary: 2039.
Yost, Mr: 29, 4393, 4394.
Yost, Tobias: 4521.
Yost, William H.: 1158.
Youl, James: 2736, 2763.
Youmans, C.W.: 3622.
Youmans, Walter: 2030.
Young, A: 4278.
"Young, Adam: 1160, 2743, 2800.
"Young, Adam, Jr: 1160.
Young, Alexander: 2802, 2818, 2843,
2844, 3656, 3795, 4380.
Young, Charles: 4094.
Young, Daniel: 300.
Young, David: 1877, 3669.
Young, Dr: 1515, 4512, 4521.
Young, Edward Lee: 2506.
" Young Family: 1160.
Young, George: 4278.
Young, Jack: 552, 1218, 1948, 4006,
4148.
Young, James: 1, 2, 4, 8, 18, 27, 85,
99, 119, 252, 332, 1324, 1374,
1530, 1627, 1721, 1722, 1723,
1724, 1814, 1834, 2097, 2379,
2441, 2472, 2596, 2720, 2721,
2753, 2862, 2863, 2975, 2986,
3651, 3652, 3728, 3732, 3750,
3751, 3863, 3873, 3891, 3894,
3955, 3977, 3982, 4056, 4079,
4125, 4155, 4160, 4170, 4198,
4212, 4246, 4250, 4255, 4266,
4286.
Young, Janet: 1722.
"Young, John: 120, 300, 1160, 1722,
4250, 4266.
Young, Lilian, Miss: 2120, 4428.
Young, Margaret McNaught (Mrs
James): 1721, 1722.
Young, Margaret White (Mrs Adam):
1160,
Young, Mrs: 3891.
Young, P.: 4278.
Young, R.W.: 4422.
Young, Roily, Dr: 2714.
Young, William: 1165.
Personal Subject Index
733
Younie, James: 3663.
Yule, J.L.: 2780, 2781, 2843.
Yund, John: 255, 256, 3314, 4428.
Zacharias, Paul, Rev.: 3698.
Zalowski, Joseph: 4372.
Zapfe, A.: 4103.
Zapfe, August: 2714.
Zapfe, H.: 3758.
Zarnke, C., Mrs: 4499.
Zamke, C., Rev.: 3525, 3591, 3608,
3609, 4512, 4521.
Zamke Family: 3527, 4441.
Zavitz, Jonas: 3259.
Zeeh Family: 959.
Zehr, Andrew: 1030.
Zehr, Anna Ruby: 1032.
Zehr, Barbara Kennel (Mrs Joseph):
599.
Zehr, Barbara Roth (Mrs Peter):
1030.
Zehr, Barbara Schmidt (Mrs Joseph):
1048, 1161.
Zehr, Barbara Wutherick (Mrs
Joseph C.): 1161.
Zehr, C.: 1936.
Zehr, Christian B.: 3368.
Zehr, Christian S.: 3368.
Zehr, Delford: 2718.
Zehr, Emory: 516, 3923.
Zehr Family: 1055, 1161.
Zehr, Jacob R.: 1032.
Zehr, Joseph: 599, 1048, 1161, 4524.
Zehr, Joseph C.: 1161.
Zehr, Joseph Y.: 1161.
Zehr, Katherine Yoder (Mrs Joseph
C.): 1161.
Zehr, Michael: 492.
Zehr, Peter, Rev.: 1030.
Zehr, Vernon: 552.
Zeller, C. Edward: 1162.
Zeller, Catherine Schiedel (Mrs
Jacob): 1045.
Zeller, Elizabeth Glueck (Mrs Philip):
974, 1162.
Zeller, F.O. Warren: 1162.
Zeller Family: 713, 719, 720, 1162,
1773, 2518, 3048.
Zeller, Harvey J.: 1193, 4414.
Zeller, Ira: 1162, 1773, 3770.
Zeller, Jacob: 974, 1045, 1108, 1162,
2518, 2728, 4444.
Zeller, Jacob S.: 1162.
Zeller, Joseph: 3627.
Zeller, Julius: 3048.
Zeller, Mary Reiner: 1162.
Zeller, Minnie Mader: 1108, 1162.
Zeller, Nettie Lewis: 1162.
Zeller, Noah: 3, 646, 671, 672, 1725,
3016, 3032, 3036, 3044, 3048,
3052, 4111, 4356, 4380, 4422.
Zeller, Philip: 974, 1162.
Zeller, Seleda Snyder: 1162.
Zeller, Vernon: 1162.
Zeller, Violet Hagey: 1162.
Zeller, W.P.: 974, 1162, 1725, 2518,
4327, 4380.
Zelner, Aaron: 3074, 3101.
Zettel Family: 276, 477, 3177, 4443,
4466.
Zettel, Frank: 482.
Zettel, G.E.: 4121.
Zettel, George: 482.
Zettel, Gerald: 482.
Zettel, Lucas: 4464.
Zettel, Miss: 2769.
Zettel, William: 482.
Zick, Norman A.: 13, 1205, 3054,
4422.
Zieger, Nicholas: 2421, 4371.
Ziegler, Aaron: 953, 1165.
Ziegler, Albert: 3032, 4356.
Ziegler, Benjamin: 3032.
Ziegler, Bernhard: 1725.
Ziegler, Betty: 3031.
Ziegler, Carl, Rev.: 3621.
Ziegler, Casper: 85, 862, 4223, 4525.
Ziegler, Cora: 1725.
Ziegler, Cyrus W., Dr: 2714.
Ziegler, Daniel: 4273.
Ziegler, Detta: 3037.
Ziegler, Dilman: 256, 713, 720, 787,
942.
Ziegler, Elizabeth: 1200, 1726, 2742,
2780, 2781, 3631, 3632, 4318,
4413.
Ziegler, Emmanuel: 4053, 4380, 4461.
Ziegler, Enoch: 897, 899, 1726, 1855,
2128, 2818, 2843, 4023, 4044,
4053, 4306, 4371, 4380.
Ziegler, Esther Lichty (Mrs Aaron):
953.
Ziegler Family: 713, 719, 720, 887.
Ziegler, Florence: 2148.
Ziegler, G.L.: 4422.
Ziegler, George Henry: 671, 672,
1725, 1727, 3031, 3036, 3044,
3192, 3633, 3772, 4329, 4359,
4380.
Ziegler, Gordon: 1725.
Ziegler, H.A: 37, 1974.
Ziegler, Hannah Hallman (Mrs
Enoch): 897, 899, 1726.
Ziegler, Harvey W.: 1971.
Ziegler, Henry: 4221.
Ziegler, Herman: 1844.
Ziegler, Howard: 2093, 2098, 2107,
3944, 4220.
Ziegler, Howard, Mrs: 2098.
Ziegler, Johann Georg: 1725.
Ziegler, John, Dr: 1725.
Ziegler, Kate Schwartz (Mrs Dilman):
942.
Ziegler, Mabel: 2847.
Ziegler, Mabel Memer (Mrs George
Henry): 1727.
Ziegler, Mary Shoemaker: 4527.
Ziegler, Mr: 2843.
Ziegler, Noah: 326, 4021, 4053, 4370,
4377, 4380.
Ziegler, Oskar: 1725.
Ziegler, Philipp: 1725.
Ziegler, Phyllis: 2775.
Ziegler, Rev.: 3552, 3553.
Ziegler, W.: 2793, 3620.
Ziegler, Walter, Mrs: 3798.
Ziegler, Walter T.: 2710, 2821, 2950.
Ziegler, Wilhelmina: 1725.
Ziegler, William: 4448, 4449.
Ziemann, B.W.: 3410.
Ziemann, P.P.W., Rev.: 3410.
Zilliax, A.: 4217.
Zilliax, Adam: 4221, 4525.
Zilliax, Arthur: 4223.
Zilliax, Henry: 1165, 2116, 2457,
3050.
Zimmar, Daniel: 2828, 2829.
Zimmer, Daniel: 1054, 2179, 3620,
4315.
Zimmer, Elizabeth: 1281.
Zimmer Family: 4499.
Zimmer, Louis: 333.
Zimmer, Magdalena Schneider (Mrs
Daniel): 1054.
Zimmer, Sister M. Aloysia: 1200.
Zimmerman, Andrew: 1936, 1983.
Zimmerman, Bruce: 4100.
- Zimmerman Family: 477.
Zimmerman, George: 2145.
Zimmerman, Helen: 2728.
Zimmerman, Henry: 333, 1165, 1861,
4040, 4468.
Zimmerman, Idessa: 2612, 2613,
3109, 3712, 4190.
Zimmerman, John, Rev.: 3319, 3470,
3583, 4499.
Zimmerman, Laureen: 3899.
Zimmerman, Michael: 4193, 4195.
Zimmerman, R.W., Rev.: 3263.
Zinck, A.A., Rev.: 3525.
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Personal Subject Index
Zinck, Frederick, Rev.: 3582.
Zing, John: 4393.
Zinger, Albert: 655, 3177, 3927.
Zinger, Albert, Rev.: 1, 1195, 1728,
2732, 2756, 2818, 2850, 2983,
3418, 3431, 3442, 3450, 3959,
4374, 4380.
Zinger, Andrew W.: 4464.
Zinger, C.H.: 1165.
Zinger, Chrysostum: 1135, 4380,
4524.
Zinger Family: 276, 477, 1773, 2815,
3467, 4443.
Zinger, George: 2120.
Zinger, H.J.: 3945.
Zinger, John: 3444.
Zinger, Joseph: 1165, 4464.
Zinger, Joseph A.: 1773, 3815, 4464.
Zinger, Louisa Motz: 1545.
Zinger, W.J.: 3959.
Zinger, Wilfred: 1773.
Zinkan, Mr: 4525.
Zinkann Family: 835.
Zinkann, Henry: 4517.
Zinkann, John: 4040, 4195, 4385,
4499.
Zinkann, Miss: 4371.
Zinken, Emma, Mrs: 2120.
Zinken, H.: 3620.
Zinken, Helen: 1933.
Zinken, John H.: 2120.
Zinken, Lome: 4490, 4499.
Zinn, Anna C. Doerbecker (Mrs
Johann Heinrich): 836.
Zinn, Johann Heinrich: 836.
Zinn, Milton: 4497.
Zirwus, Mathias: 4483.
Zoeger, Chris: 4494.
Zoeger, Christoph: 18, 4374, 4487,
4488, 4499, 4510.
Zoeger, Henry: 4483.
Zoeger, John: 419, 1165, 1574, 2109,
2120, 2128, 2440, 2608, 4466,
4472, 4478, 4480, 4481, 4483.
Zoeger, John, Jr: 4468.
Zoeger, Julianne F. Siegmund (Mrs
John): 4472.
Zoeger, Louis: 4499.
Zoeller, Austin S.: 1773.
Zoeller, Daniel: 1165.
Zoeller, Henry: 1, 1165, 4499.
Zoeller, Margaret Sudden (Mrs
Austin S.): 3852.
Zoeller, Noah: 3054, 4499.
Zoeller, Valentine: 13, 4499.
Zoellner, Anna, Miss: 4422.
Zoellner, Emma: 3041.
Zoellner, H.A.: 1, 333, 671, 672, 3034,
3042, 3815, 4299, 4422.
Zoellner, Herman T.: 3016, 3041,
3192.
Zoellner, M., Miss: 2714, 2818, 3048,
3631, 3632, 4380.
Zoellner, T.A.: 4380.
Zoellner, Theodore: 326, 646, 671,
672, 1338, 3034, 3037, 3048, 3815,
4067, 4299, 4422.
Zoller Family: 1773.
Zryd, Anna Barbara: 1729.
Zryd Family: 289.
Zryd, Gustave: 1729.
Zryd, John: 37, 1729, 1974, 2994,
3569, 4271, 4277, 4282.
Zryd, Joseph: 276, 4286, 4393, 4437.
Zryd, Oscar: 29, 1729.
Zuber, Carl 4380.
Zuber, Caroline: 2447.
Zuber, Charles: 1773.
Zuber Family: 477.
Zuber, George: 4380.
Zuber, Jacob: 2447.
Zuber, Joe, Sr: 1737, 3923.
Zuber, Joseph: 1, 326, 2177, 2388,
2447, 3423, 4298.
Zuber, Joseph A.: 4315.
Zuber, Joseph Charles: 4315.
Zuber, Joseph R.: 3793, 4315.
Zuelch, John: 1165.
Zug Family: 1163, 1164.
Zukerman, Stan: 4315.
Zurbrigg, David: 4491.
Zurbrigg, Emmelia: 4491.
Zurbrigg, Gilgean: 4491.
Zurbrigg, Jacob: 2379.
Zurbrigg, Margrette Wettlaufer: 4491.
Zurbrigg, Norman H., Rev.: 3506.
Zurbrigg, Samuel H.: 4491.
Zurbrigg, T., Miss: 2798.
Zurbrigg, William: 4491.
Zurbuchen, John: 4491.
Zumacioglu, Max Metin: 4474.
Zwalder Family: 725.
Zwick, Florence Brown: 1730.
Zwick, Frank F., Dr: 1730.
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