On a map of Stamford Township No. 2, District of Nassau copied from a map prepared by Philip Frey dated 1791, John Fanning was named on Lots 53 and 56, Stamford Twp.
On 9 Aug 1796 Acting Surveyor General D. W. Smith prepared a surveyor’s assignment for John Fanning for 176 acres of land in Lot 4 on the River Welland and Lot 16 Concession 5 from the Niagara River nearly in the rear of it Willoughby Twp. (Willoughby Township Papers 0006)
On 23 Nov 1801 John Fanning wrote to Acting Surveyor General David William Smith Esquire noting he has been some time in possession of a lot of land in the township of Crowland belonging to a Mr. Darling. Fanning now had claim to lands lying in Crowland except it may be a mistake of his. Lot 10 Concession 6 and Lot 13 Concession 7 in the township of Willoughby are bordering on the town of Crowland. Fanning laid no claim to any other land in or near that township except those two lots—if these deeds are made out for Joshua Bennet for this land Fanning should be glad to know or if they can come out in his name as No. 13 stands to Jacob Boughner. Bughner (sic) has sold to Christian Hendrick and Hendrick to Bennet 10 years ago. Fanning asked information about getting the deed for Bennet. Fanning also noted Smith had the selling of Doctor Holmes land in Willoughby lying on the main road up the river to Fort Erie. Fanning wished to know the lowest terms he would take in cash for the lots. (Crowland Township Papers 0367)
On a map of Willoughby Township copied by Surveyor William Chewett in 1811 from a rough plan drawn by Misener, PLS in 1802, John Fanning was named on Lot 16 Concession 5, Willoughby Twp. and on Lot 4 on Chippewa Creek, Willoughby Twp.
On an undated map of Bertie Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the early 1790’s, Peter Fero was named on Lot 2 Concessions 9, 10, 11 and 14 from the Niagara River, Bertie Twp.
On a map of Humberstone Township dated September 21, 1811, Peter Feero was named on the front part of Lot 3 Concession 1, Humberstone Twp.
On Map of Township No. 1—Niagara, 1784, Nathan Fields was named on land in Lot 18, Niagara Township.
On an undated map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the mid 1780’s, Nathan Fields was named on Lot 18 Concessions 1 and 2, Niagara Twp.
A map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office dated in 1787 named Nathan Fields on Lot 18 Niagara Twp.
On an undated map of Township No. 3 (Grantham) in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably drawn in the late 1780’s, Stephen Filcher was listed on Lot 11 Concessions 3 and 4 Grantham Twp.
On a map of Grantham Township No. 3, Nassau dated 25th October 1791, James Clark was named on Lots 11 and 12 Concession 5 Grantham Twp.
On a map of Niagara Township dated September 21, 1811, “Fletcher” was named on Lots 185 and 186 Niagara Twp.
On a map of Humberstone Township dated September 21, 1811, Daniel Forsyth was named on the front part of Lots 4 and 5 Concession 1, Humberstone Twp.
On an undated map of Township No. 2—Stamford (Mount Dorchester) in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably drawn in the mid to late 1780’s, James Forsyth was named on Lots 8 and 9 Concession 2 and Lots 10 and 11 Concession 3 near the Niagara River a short distance north of Niagara Falls. The lot was later renumbered.
On a map of the Township of Stamford by Surveyor Thos. Ridout, dated December 22, 1813, Jas. Forsyth was named on Lots 143, 144, 146 and part of Lot 145 Stamford Twp.
On a map of Stamford Township No. 2, District of Nassau copied from a map prepared by Philip Frey dated 1791, John Forsyth was named on Lots 85 and 90 Stamford Twp.
On an undated map of Township No. 2—Stamford (Mount Dorchester) in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably drawn in the mid to late 1780’s, John “Frelick” was named on Lot 13 Concession 3 from the Niagara River a short distance northwest Niagara Falls. The lot was later renumbered.
On a map of Stamford Township No. 2, District of Nassau copied from a map prepared by Philip Frey dated 1791, John Frelick was named on Lot 107, Stamford Twp.
On a map of the Township of Stamford by Surveyor Thos. Ridout, dated December 22, 1813, John Fralick was named on Lots 115 and 124 Stamford Twp.
On Map of Township No. 1—Niagara, 1784, Widow Freel was named on 100 acres of land in Lot 24, Niagara Township.
On an undated map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the mid 1780’s, Mrs. Freels was named on Lots 22 and 23 Concession 2, Niagara Twp.
On a map of Niagara Township dated September 21, 1811, Deborah Freel was named on Lot 24 Niagara Twp.
On Map of Township No. 1—Niagara, 1784, Widow Guthrie was named on land in Lots 26 and 27, Niagara Township. On the map there was a mention that Lot 26 was transferred to Francis Freeman.
On Map of Township No. 1—Niagara, 1784, Bernard Frey was named on 200 acres of land in Lots 112 and 119, Niagara Township.
On an undated map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the mid 1780’s, Barnd. Frey was named on Lot 20, Concessions 5 and 6 and Lots 20 and 21 Concession 6, Niagara Twp.
A map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office dated in 1787 named Bernard Frey on Lots 112 and 119 Niagara Twp.
On an undated map of Township No. 2—Stamford (Mount Dorchester) in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably drawn in the mid to late 1780’s, Noah Cook was named on Lots 17 and 18 Concession 4 from the Niagara River a short distance west of the whirlpool. The lot was later renumbered.
On a map of Niagara Township dated September 21, 1811, Bernard Frey was named on Lots 112, 113 and 119 Niagara Twp.
On an undated map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the mid 1780’s, Philip R. Frey was named (and crossed out) on Lot 19 Concession 1, Niagara Twp.
On an undated map of Niagara Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the mid 1780’s, Philip Frey was named on Lot 5 Concession 3, Niagara Twp.
On an undated map of Township No. 2—Stamford (Mount Dorchester) in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably drawn in the mid to late 1780’s, Philip Frey was named on Lots 23 Concession 4 from the Niagara River a short distance northwest of the whirlpool. The lot was later renumbered.
On an undated map of Bertie Township in the Surveyor General’s Office, probably prepared in the early 1790’s, P. Frey was named on Lot 10 Concession 1 from Lake Erie, Bertie Twp.
On a map of Thorold Township No. 9 dated at Newark 22 January 1794, Edw. Frost was named on Lots 56 and 57 Thorold Twp.
On a map of Thorold Township prepared by Surveyor General Thomas Ridout on January 24, 1812 Edmund Frost was named on Lots 56, 57 and 79 Thorold Twp.