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Heritage Gazette of
the Trent Valley™
ISSN 1206-4394
The Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley is published quarterly and is included in our
annual membership fee or available to non-members at a cost of $10 per issue. Within the pages of
this publication you will find local historical content, genealogical queries and much,
much more!
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The Official Publication of Trent Valley Archives.
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Editor: Elwood Jones, ejones@trentu.ca
Editorial Board
Keith Dinsdale, Martha Kidd, John Marsh, Gina Martin, Diane Robnik and Don Willcock
The Heritage Gazette of the
Trent Valley is published by the Trent Valley Archives
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2006 Trent Valley
Archives
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Sir
Sandford Fleming: the Canadian
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 3
(November 2002)
Researching the Henry
Couche family at the Trent Valley Archives
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 3
(November 2002)
John A I Young fonds
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 3 (November 2002
Bringing Knowledge Out
Into the Light:
Reflections on the dedication
of the James Moloney Wing
[Editor’s note: We
are pleased to print the text of Paul Moloney’s remarks presented on the
occasion of the naming of the James Moloney wing, 14 September 2002.]
Archie Tolmie: “I’m just a
research fool”
From Heritage Gazette
of the Trent Valley, 7, 2 (August 2002)
HOGMANAY
Heritage Gazette of
the Trent Valley, 7, 2 (August 2002)
AN
APPALLING ACCIDENT
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 2
(August 2002)
Mrs
Harry Sisson Sr is Mount Pleasant’s oldest citizen
Peterborough Examiner, 17 July 1928
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 2
(August 2002)
The Right to Drink: Battling
the Dunkin Act 1877
Heritage
Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 1 (May 2002)
An Autobiographical
Sketch by Captain Charles Rubidge, R.N.
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada 1870
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, 7, 1 (May
2002)
Peterborough in
January 1875: a 1948 view of the Peterborough Times
Heritage Gazette of
the Trent Valley, 7, 1 (May 2002)
Building operations of 1879
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
The
McDougall Common-place book 1825
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
Story of James
Lickley and Thomas Robinson families 1921
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
Peterborough
October 1874
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
Neil Shoe
Store fire 1918
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
Review: "Ashburnham in 1874"
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
An
autobiographical sketch by Captain Charles Rubidge R.N.
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
Peterborough Telephone directory 1883
From The Heritage Gazette Volume 6-4
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Parish
Registers in the Anglican Diocese of Toronto by Elwood H. Jones
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley November 2001
Bank Block $150,000 Building Sale
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley August 2001
October
30 1909 Deer Hunters Off To Their Favourite Trails
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley November 2001
Worked
on Pioneer Farm Like A Man Woman Relates on 91st Birthday
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley August 2001
Hickey
Family
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley August 2001
Liquor
Licenses, Peterborough County 1876
From
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley November 2001
J.
Alex Edmison Memories [These
items were shared with many of Alex Edmison's correspondents, and copies are
in the Edmison fonds, one of the larger archival collections at the Trent
Valley Archives at Fairview Heritage Centre. Alex Edmison was one of
Canada's favourite after dinner speeches and his memories had charm. We plan
often to share other memories and tales from his talented pen.]
George
Worboy
Book Review
Ian R. Bartky, Selling the True Time: nineteenth-century timekeeping in
America. Stanford CA, Stanford University Press, 2000. Pp xvi, 310.
El
Jones Joins Kingston Radio Examiner,
6 September 1950
First Couple Wed in Fairhaven Groom
83, Bride 73 Chapel Examiner, 22 September 1962
Fairview
Church Celebrates Diamond Jubilee of Founding Examiner,
23 November 1932 (By correspondence, from Bridgenorth)
Gillespies
Oldest Dealers in Chrysler Cars in Canada; Plymouth is Added to Line
Examiner,
26 November 1932
The
Jagship of the Trent [J. Alex
Edmison comments that this item appeared in the Peterborough Review around
1914. "The reference to the Honourable James R. Stratton who died
in 1916, caused a minor sensation at the time, and I remember the roars of
laughter occasioned when read. I recollect seeing, years after, the yellowed
clipping produced from wallets as a sure-fire conversation piece."]
Peterborough Protestant Home 1887 Jane
Gifford Hall
[Editor's
note: The following report, which appeared in the local newspaper, was
glued into the minute books of the Peterborough Protestant Home. These
records are in the Anson House fonds at the Trent Valley Archives, fonds 35.
This report has very wide interest as it comments on several people, on
funeral arrangements, on the handling of infectious disease, and on the
importance of the fairly new Nicholls Hospital. The report was written by
the secretary, Jane Gifford Hall, and covered the six months from March to
September 1887. If you have information relating to any of the names
mentioned in this report please inform the Trent Valley Ancestral Research
committee or the editor.]
Thomas
Rutherford: Peterborough
Firefighter Don Willcock
Peterborough Relief Society
[From the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, vol 5, no 4,
February 2001]
Gannon Family Resided at Narrows 124 Years
From the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, vol 5 no 4, February 2001
Our Jaunt to the North
From Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, Vol 5, no 4, February 2001
William Bancks, founder of Bewdley
From Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley , Vol 5, no 4 (February 2001)
Anson House & Fairhaven, 1956-1960
This article appeared in the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, Volume 5, number 3, November 2000
Margaret Hall: Our First Lady Tourist
This article appeared in the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, Volume 5, number 3, November 2000
Immigrants in Ops 1829 "List of Emigrants
located in the Township of Ops by Mr A. McDonell up to the 15th of October 1829."
This article appeared in the
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, Volume 5, number 3, November 2000
Don Cournoyea Collection This article appeared in
the Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, Volume 5, number 3, November 2000
Many Buildings That Are Local Landmarks
[This article appeared in Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, vol 5, 2 (August
2000)
Barnardo
[Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, III, 2-3 (August/
November 1999) 7-10]
They Made A Difference
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, III, 2-3 (August / November 1999)
Elm Street:
Peterborough’s "Little Italy"?
[Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, V, 1 (May 2000) ]
The City of Kawartha Lakes:
confusion helps
[Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, V, 4 (February 2001
[Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley, V, 3 (November
2000]
Old Home Week 1929:
Heritage Gazette of the Trent Valley V,
III number 2- 3, (November 1999)
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