Quinte ferries, bibliography

Notes:

This bibliography covers many references in Early History of the Glenora Ferry and Later Glenora Ferries, but does not pretend to be definitive.

An asterisk * signifies that the Society holds a copy.

• * A.F. Hunter, 'Probated Wills', OHSPR, Vol. 23, 1926, pp. 336-7
• Act for the Regulation of Ferries, 37 G.III C.10 1797 (Second Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada), repealed, 12 V. c.80, 1849.
• * Adam Shortt, ed., 'Early Records of Ontario' Queen's Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 1; Vol, 8, No. 3, 1899-1900;
• * Adam Shortt, ed., 'Early Records of Ontario', Queen's Quarterly, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1900, p.67.
• * Adam Shortt, ed., 'Early Records of Ontario, Queen's Quarterly, January, 1901, Vol. 8, No. 3, p.226.
• Advertisement issued by John Small, Clerk of the Executive Council, York, March 4, 1824, op. cit., p. 88, PAC.
• * Alexander Campbell Osbourne 'Pioneer Sketches and Family Reminiscences', OHSPR, Vol. 21, 1924
• Alva Stephens Ledger, Cherry Valley Women's Institute, p. 187 etc.
• British Whig, Feb. 21, 1834, p.2 and Oct. 20, 1835, p.3.
• Casey Scrapbooks, Lennox and Addington County Museum, Napanee, Ontario
• * County Magazine #17, Fall 1980, early history of Glenora ferry
• * County Magazine #10, Winter 1978 for Allens mill in Marysburgh
• * Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol. 9, pp. 69-72.
• * E.A. Cruikshank, 'Captain John Walden Meyers, Loyalist Pioneer', OHSPR, Vol. 31, 1936
• * E.A. Cruikshank, 'The Settlement of United Empire Loyalists', Toronto, 1934, pages 100-101, reprinted OHS 1966
• * Edwin C. Guillet, 'Early Life in Upper Canada', University of Toronto Press, 1933, p.516.
• * Edwin C. Guillet, Pioneer Inns and Taverns, Ontario Publishing Co.,
•       * Volume I - 1954, Ontario, with detailed reference to Metropolitan Toronto and Yonge Street to Penetanguishene. With 235 illustrations selected and arranged by the Author.
•       * Volume II - 1956, The Province of Quebec, the Ottawa Valley, and American Inns, with special reference to the New York-Buffalo route via the Hudson River and the Erie Canal. 256 illustratoins.
•       * Volume III - 1958, Quebec to Detroit, with a detailed coverage of the Province of Ontario. 232 illustrations.
•       * Volume IV - 1958, Continuing the detailed coverage of Ontario, with a concluding estimate of the position of the innkeeper in community life. 200 illustrations.
•       * Volume V - 1962, The origin of tavern names and signs in Great Britain and America. 148 illustrations.
• Eula Lapp, To Their Heirs Forever, Mika, 1977
• * G. de P. Glazebrook, The History of Transportation in Canada, Vol. 1, Carleton Series, McClelland and Stewart, p. 67.
• G.A. Neville, 'The Quakers of Adolphustown', Families, Vol. 19, No. 1, 1980.
• H. C. Burleigh, The Loyalist Settlement of Prince Edward County, United Empire Loyalist Association, p. 4.
• Hazel Matthews, Mark of Honour, University of Toronto Press, 1965.
• Horace Hume Van Wart, 'The Loyalist Settlement of Adolphustown; A Short History of Peter Van Alstine and His Company', The Loyalist Gazette, Vol. 2, No. 2, August 1932.
• Jacob Spelt, 'The Development of South Central Ontario', Carleton Library, McClelland and Stewart, p. 66.
• * Jane B. Goddard, 'Hans Waltimeyer', Grafton, 1980
• Kingston Chronicle, April 12 1822, p.3
• * Leslie R. Gray, 'Robert's, Diary of a Quaker Missionary's journey to Upper Canada', OHSPR, Vol. 42, No. 1, January, 1950.
• * Margaret McBurney and Mary Byers, 'Homesteads; Early Buildings and Families from Kingston to Toronto', University of Toronto Press, 1979, page 3.
• Marysburgh Township Papers, Public Archives of Ontario (PAO)
• * Mika, Nick and Helma, The settlement of Prince Edward County, Mika Publishig, 1984
• * Mika, Nick and Helma, Community Spotlight, Mika Publishig, 1974
• Mill and Mill Sites, 1792-1825, Vol. 47, Upper Canada State Papers, RG1E3, PAC.
• Prince Edward County Land Registry Office, North Marysburgh Abstracts, First Concession, South Bay of Quinte, Lots 7 and 8, 1827-1831
• * R.V. Rogers, 'The First Commission of the Peace for the District of Mecklenburg', OHSPR Vol. 8, 1907, pp. 62-64;
• Robert Gourlay, A Statistical Account of Upper Canada, Vol. 1, 1822, p.97
• * Robert McDowall, Rev., 'A Register of Baptisms', OHSPR, Vol. 1, 1899, p. 80.
• T.W. Casey, 'Old Time Records: More Early District Court Records', Napanee Beaver, July 20. 1900
• T.W. Casey, 'Personal Notes on the People of Adolphustown' in Appendix to the Report of the Ontario Bureau of Industries, Ontario Department of Agriculture, Toronto, 1897, p.60
• Tender for Ferry No. 76, York, Oct. 12, 1833, Upper Canada State Papers, Vols. 29-30, RG1E3, PAC.
• Upper Canada Land Petitions 'U-V', Bundle 1, 1792-1796, RG1E3, Vol. 514, No. 22, Microfilm C2842, Public Archives of Canada
• Upper Canada State Papers, Vol. 27, p.78, RG1E3, PAC.
• Washburn Family Papers, 1801-1876, W 3104, and Ledger of the Estate of Eliphalet Adams, 1817-1834, W 3106, Folio 12, Washburn Family Papers, MU 3106, PAO.
• * William C. Canniff, The Settlement of upper Canada, Belleville, Mika reprint of 1869 ed., 1971, page 226
• * Willis Metcalfe, Canvas and Steam on the Bay of Quinte, Picton Gazette, p12