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  • 2026-10-08
    Ontario's eleventh prime minister was born in nearby Yarmouth Township and educated at St. Thomas Collegiate. After serving in World…
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    Boucher was born at Fort Frontenac (Kingston) where his father, an officer with the French colonial regular troops, was stationed.…
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    Founder of the Social Credit Party and premier of Alberta, 1935-43, Aberhart attended Seaforth Collegiate Institute, 1893-98, and later graduated…
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    A veteran parliamentarian who subsequently served as Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, Rowe was born in Hull, Iowa and raised in Simcoe…
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    Father of Confederation, William McDougall was born on a farm in this vicinity. He became a solicitor and in 1850…
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    One of North America's pioneer ethnologists and linguists, Hale practised law in Clinton 1856-1896. Born in New Hampshire, he graduated…
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    In 1805 Thomas Mears and David Patee leased islands in the Ottawa where they built a sawmill and a grist-mill.…
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    This house, the oldest in the Bay of Quinte district, was built about 1785 by Captain Jeptha Hawley (1740-1813), a…
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    In 1791, William Losee, an itinerant preacher, organized in this district the first Methodist circuit in Upper Canada. This Meeting…
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    An important figure in early Upper Canada, Spencer was born in East Greenwich, Rhode Island. During the American Revolution he…