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Ontario Assessment Records
The 1816 Nelson Township Assessment, Halton Co. Gore DistrictTranscribed by Fred BlairMarch 25, 2013 There were a number of columns on the assessment form. The name column was not labelled and the other columns with regular entries were Acres of Land, Uncultivated and Arable Pasture or Meadow, Horses at Three Years Old and Upwards, Oxen at Four Years Old and Upwards, Milch Cows, and Horned Cattle from Two to Four. A few men had acreage in other districts and some men had taxable houses, mills, and merchant shops. Assessment calculations were made in some of the empty columns. This transcription recorded the person’s name, the amount of uncultivated and cultivated acreage, and the transcriber’s remarks on the spelling of names found in other sources, including the 1818 Nelson Township Assessment. If you find a name of interest in the list below, you may download the 1816 Nelson Township Assessment pdf file for full details. Mosses McCay Henry Huffman George Calvert William Chisholm Gilbert Bastedo William MCay Robert Best Caleb Hopkins Elisha Barnes Charls Stewert John Will Isaac Carrall Daniel Will John Shierman Abram Leebar Melal Pearson Peter thomes John Willifiel John Ceaver Robert Luckies Daniel Hopkins Peter Smith William Nelvill Robert Hopkins William Chisholm George Will Paul Cripps William McCharles Hugh MLaren Lynes Peek Nicholas Cramer John Maene Philip Teeple Luckie Teeple Chrisopher Teeple Rorbert Albertson James Hunter Lovina Bates John Multy James A Markle Oliver Butte Matthias Simarman Ephraim Venorman Abrham Venorman Thomas Corinne James Loughee Thomas Cetteinsen William Triller Samuel Hegges Clement Lucas Thomas Lemon John Sueerene William Bates John Brant William Cask? Augustus Bates James Martin Ralph Mordin Asyl Davis Thomas Gant Nicholes Karns Michael Grote Jacob Karns Robert MCormick Ebinezer Guire John Laefler Amos Stefor Abel Steford John MCarty Prederis Prisly John Cheenbers Isaac W Veinorman Philip Triller Peter MColom George Hill signed that seventy-four persons had the property recorded in the assessment. |
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