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Presbyterian Church, Churchill
Poster - re a Soiree on July 13, 1888 in connection with laying the cornerstone of the New Presbyterian Church, Churchill Social Events Churches Presbyterian Churchill, IHS1313
Presbyterian Forward Movement Receipt
Copy of a pledge card issued to William Cowan Sr. for a $25.00 donation to the Presbyterian Forward Movement $4,000,000 Equipment and Extension Fund. The card reads: "This is to acknowledge with appreciation the Subscription of Mr. Wm [William] Cowan Sr. Who agrees to pay the sum of twenty five dollars toward the $4,000,000 for the Presbyterian Equipment and Extension Fund in connection with the Inter-Church Forward Movement." The payment was made in cash on 14 February 1920 and s signed by the canvasser, John Cowan., IHS3090
Private James Duncan Reid
Scan of a newspaper article reporting on the death of Private James Duncan Reid of Craigvale. The article also contains a portrait of Pte. Reid. The text of the article reads: "Pte. James Duncan Reid, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid of Craigvale was killed in action, Sept. 30, 1918. When the special call came for men from Simcoe, he was among the first who answered the call of duty and humanity, enlisting with the 157th Battalion. After training at Camp Borden, he went overseas with that unit in October, 1916. When his Battalion was broken up in England he was transferred to the 75th Bn. and went to France on May 24, 1917, and had taken part in the heavy fighting of the summer. He was gassed on Nov. 10th, 1917, and was sent to Liverpool Hospital for treatment. He remained for four months, going thence to a convalescent camp. Again joining the 75th Bn, he returned to France on August 19. 1918, being there only five weeks when word was received that he had been killed in action. In his letters home he was always cheerful and bright, and never missing a week in writing, his last letter being written on Sept. 26, before going up the line. He was a member of the Craigvale Presbyterian Church and had many friends by whom he will be greatly missed. He leaves to mourn his loss, one brother in Craigvale and three sisters in Barrie.", IHS1461
Program Of 25Th Anniversary Of Goodfellow Public School
Program of 25th Annivesary Celebration of Goodfellow Public School May 10, 1997, including a history of the school property. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4029
Program Of South Simcoe Police Service
Program of Swearing in Ceremony of South Simcoe Police Service January 5, 1997. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4028
Proudfoot William - Crown Grant
Crown Sale Grant To William Proudfoot 200 acres on Parchment witnessed by P. DAly Secretary. See Knock for additional documents., IHS1817
Provincial Bicentennial Award Winners
Provincial Bicentennial Award Winners:- Joyce Moisey, Ray Neely, Edna Kelly, Murray Amos and Mary Sloan were given township plates and historical books. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4189
Provincial Parliament Buildings
Provincial Parliament Buildings.
Pte. Roy Brown
Pte. Roy Brown, killed in action November 1917, from a newspaper clipping. Pte. Brown's last letter to his mother just before he was killed in action, remainder of letter on file. Military, IHS1420
Public School Register - Knock 1921
Public school Daily Register Knock School S.S. #15 Birdie I. Warnica, teacher Further information is available at Knock Document Centre Schools, IHS1207
Public Vehicle Operating Licence
Copy of a Public Vehicle (School Bus) Operating License dated to 14 February 1966 and granted to Sturgeon Coach Service Limited of Churchill "for the carriage of pupils for and on behalf of: (1) the Board of Trustees of West Gwillimbury Township School Area (a) between the intersection of King's Highway no. 11 with Concession.", IHS3569
Purchase Of Agreement For Lumber
Copy of a purchase agreement for lumber between John J. Irving and B.F. Quantz listing the precise quantities and measurements of lumber to be delivered. The item was written in Stroud on 14 March 1907., IHS2855
Queen'S Park
Queen's Park.
R. Orchard, History
"A Short History of My Life", written by myself, R. Orchard., IHS3473sameasIHS3473
Railway Documents -Express Receipt
Canadian Express Company receipt issued at Craigvale station to Wm. Cowan Senior Railway Documents Cowan, Wm. Sr. Tebo, W.H., IHS3131
Railways-Northern Railway
"Contract for cordwood" - between John Beatty and the Northern Railway Company -to supply the railway with wood at $2.20 per cord. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3551
Rainey Family
Newspaper clipping on Rainey family - 3rd line Rainey, John, Rainey, Albert, Rainey Harriet, Bethesda Cemetery, IHS3018
Rates To Strawberry Island
Rates to Strawberry Island for steamboat ferry, it was 1899 but changed by hand to 1900. NAVIGATION., IHS416
Real Estate - Deed T.Mulholland
Deed - Lot 11, Conc. 10 - from estate of Thomas Mulholland to Benjamin F. Quantz Mary Ann Mullholland, Thomas Wellington Mulholland David Duncan Benjamin F. Quantz Real Estate - Deed, IHS3072
Real Estate - Deed Wilson and Smith
Deed of land - between W.B. Wilson and Thomas Smith Lot 11, Conc. 10 (200 acres for $2400.) W.B. Wilson Thomas Smith, IHS3060
Real Estate - Draining Agreement
Draining Agreement. Handwritten agreement from B.F. Quantz to R.A. Sutherland for the construction and maintenance of drains from the boundary lines between Lot 11 and Conc. 10 "westward to the big creek". Work to be completed before July 31, 1914 B.F. Quantz R.A. Sutherland, IHS3062
Real Estate - Farm Lease
Farm Lease - Leasing six acres western part of N1/2 Lot 12, Innisfil for five years to Herbert Rix at $25.00 year Herbert Rix, IHS3055
Real Estate - Mortgage T.Smith
Real Estate - Mortgage - Thompson Smith to John Sheff Burger N1/2 and S1/2 Lot 11, Conc. 10 More Information at Knock Heritage Centre Real estate - Mortgage Thompson Smith John Sheff Burger, IHS3074T
Real Estate - Sale Rennie and Wilson
Indenture of Sale between Alexander Rennie and William Bell Wilson - 200 acres Lot 11, Conc. 10, Innisfil for 400 pounds Alexander Rennie William Bell Wilson, IHS3059
Real Estate -Declaration Re Title
Re Title to Lot 11, Conc. 10 Innisfil: I, William Ben Wilson do solemnly declare that I was at one time the owner of Lot 11 in the 10th Concession of the Township of Innisfil. In or about the year 1868 I sold the said lands to one Thomas Smith and I was at that time of the full age of 21 years. William Ben Wilson Thomas Smith, IHS3056A
Real Estate -Indenture Of Sale
Indenture of Sale - between Frederick and Elizabeth Quantz and George Quantz - W 1/2 Lot 12, Conc. 10 for 75 pounds Real Estate, IHS3061
Real Estate -Mulholland-Wice
Farm Lease - Part of Lot 11, Conc. 10 (S.E.1/4) W. Mulholland to John Wice for $24.00 per year (House and Buildings included) W. Mulholland John Wice, IHS3057
Real Estate -T.Mulholland-T.Smith
Mortgage - Thomas Mulholland to Thompson Smith (lumber merchant) $325 @ 8% on N andS 1/2 Lot ll, Conc. 10 Thomas Mulholland Thompson Smith, IHS3058
Real Estate -Thomas Mulholland
Agreement between Mary A. and Thomas W. Mulholland and Benjamin Franklin Quantz to sell to B.F. Quantz Lot 11, Conc. 10 Innisfil (200 acres) for $3500.00 Mary A. and Thomas W. Mulholland Benjamin Franklin Quantz B.F. Quantz, IHS3054
Real Estate- Deed
DEED: Transferring the North-East corner Lot 23, Concession 12 (1/8 of and acre) from the School Trustees of S.S. #14, (Big Bay Point) to George Armstrong for $100.00. This was returning the property on which the school house was situated to the owner of the form when a new school house was being erected across the road. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3891

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