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Partial Index of:

An Historical Study Of The Anglican Parish Of Vaudreuil

(Hudson Heights), Que., 1952

By E. C. Royle, minister

Note:

This is only a partial index, but it does contain more entries than the index provided with the extracts from Rev. Royle's Study.

The references are to Chapter - Page.

• 1. Abbott, Rev. Joseph, arrives: 2-1

  2. Abbott. Rev. Joseph: Helps at McGill: 6-3

  3. Archbold, Rev., visits Vaudreuil: 2-10

  4. Atkinson purchases land: 1-4

  5. Atkinson, Dorothy (Mrs John Mark Crank DeLesDerniers): 3-2

  6. Atkinson’s daughter marries in 1797: 1-4

  7. Bay, The, absorbs the North West Company, 1821: 2-3

  8. Benson, John: 5-3

  9. Billy nicknames: 5-13

  10. Burger, Hannah (Francis Clarke Schneider’s godmother): 3-3

  11. Burger, Hannah, family reminiscence about George Grieve: 3-3

  12. Burial, Mr. Leeds conducted at Vaudreuil, 1830: 3-1

  13. Cemetery committee, 1818: 2-3

  14. Cemetery, land sold: 2-3

  15. Cemetery, vested in the Corporation of St. James Church 1866: 2-3

  16. Cemetery: first burials at Vaudreuil: 2-3

  17. Cemetery: original deed: 2-3

  18. Chipman House: 1-7

  19. Chipman House as Hudson Bay Company post: 2-2

  20. Choisy fief created and sold: 1-10

  21. Cholera: 3-4

  22. Church plans, earliest reference to, 1819: 2-3

  23. Clarke family: 6-4

  24. Contine, Caroline, death: 1-8

  25. Contine, Caroline, lived with Charles: 1-8

  26. Contine, Caroline, marries: 1-6

  27. Contine, Caroline, witness at baptism: 1-9

  28. Cook, Corneilius, marries in 1813: 1-9

  29. Cook, Corneilius, sells land for cemetery: 2-3

  30. Cote St. Charles district surveyed: 1-10

  31. Coteau du Lac, Mission at: 3-1

  32. Crops grown at Vaudreuil : 3-2

  33. Cumberland England, settlers from: 2-7

  34. Davidson, Ann, baptism, 1830: 3-1

  35. Davidson, Frances: Birth: 6-10

  36. Davidson, Joseph, baptism, 1830: 3-1

  37. Davidson, William: Death: 4-7

  38. Davidson. Thomas: 6-10

  39. Davidsons: 6-11

  40. DeLesDerniers, Drusilla, marries: 1-6

  41. DeLesDerniers, F.: 4-9

  42. DeLesDerniers, Frank and Nelson: 2-10

  43. DeLesDerniers, John Mark Crank is trading with the Indians at Oka: 1-5

  44. DeLesDerniers, John Mark Crank: 1-4

  45. DeLesDerniers, John Mark Crank: Daughter’s Marriage: 2-10

  46. DeLesDerniers, John Mark Crank: Death: 5-7

  47. DeLesDerniers, Mary Cecilia(Mrs. Shepherd): 5-3, 5-4

  48. DeLesDerniers, Mr.: Grows ginseng: 3-2

  49. DeLesDerniers, Mrs. and Mr. and Miss: 6-10

  50. DeLesDerniers, Nelson, Harriet, Mary, Louise, Francis, ****: 5-**

  51. DeLesDerniers, Nelson: Child’s death: 2-10

  52. DeLesDerniers, P.F.C.: 3-8

  53. DeLesDerniers, P.F.C.: 4-7

  54. DeLesDerniers, Peter Francis Christian, marries: 25

  55. DeLesDerniers, Peter Francis Christian: 4-8

  56. DeLesDerniers, Peter Francis: 2-10

  57. DeLesDerniers, Sophia, marries, 1829: 2-10

  58. DeLesDerniers, Sophia: Marriage: 2-10

  59. DeLesDerniers, P.F.C. : 4-8

  60. Enneson, Sara: captured: 1-2, marries: 1-3

  61. Forbes, W.: 6-10

  62. Ginseng: 3-2

  63. Grieve, George: 3-3

  64. Grieve, Isabella: 3-4

  65. Grieve, Marky: 3-4

  66. Halcro, Andrew: Commanding the steamer Gem: 5-14

  67. Halcro, Jane of Rigaud, marries in 1813: 1-9

  68. Halcro, Sally, 1829: 2-10

  69. Harvey, Edmund, buried in 1818:2-3

  70. Harwood, Hon. Robert Unwin, marries, 1823: 2-4

  71. Hertel, Captain of William King, 1826: 2-4

  72. Hudson Bay Company: Closes post at Oka: 6-4

  73. Hudson, Eliza: Town named for: 5-14

  74. Kellogg, Oriel, marries 3 August 1809 in Argenteuil: 1-6

  75. Kingsbury family in Argenteuil: 1-7, 1-8

  76. Kinsberry, Mary, marries in 1802 at Christ Church Cathedral Montreal: 1-7

  77. Kinsbury (Schneider), Marie Josette: Death: 4-6 4 – 7

  78. Kinsbury, Marie Josette, burial: 4-7

  79. Kinsbury, Marie Josette, death: 1-7

  80. Land set aside for public roads in 1792: 1-4

  81. Last male Lotbiniere dies, 1821: 2-4

  82. Leeds, Rev., comes to Vaudreuil: 3-1

  83. "Les Bourgeois de la Campagnie de Nord Ouest", published 1890 in Quebec, by Masson: 3-5

  84. Lightall, C.J., Captain of Durham boats: 2-4, 3-5

  85. Lotbiniere, Marie Louis Josephte, marries, 1823: 2-4

  86. MacDonald, deBellefeuille, 1853, marries Marie Louise Harwood: 3 - 5

  87. Mathison,  R.B. : 5-3

  88. Mathison, A.E.A. : 5-3

  89. Mathison, Colonel John Augustus: 2-5

  90. Mathison, Miss Ann Eliza Amelia: 2-5

  91. Mathison, Misses : 5.3

  92. Mathison, Whitlock, relationship: 2-5

  93. McDonnell, Judge owner of Durham boats: 2-4

  94. McTavish John George, arrives at Oka, 1836: 3 - 5

  95. McTavish, J.G.: Dies of Cholera: 6-4

  96. McTavish, Simon: 3-5

  97. Ministrations: 1805 - 1811: Protestant Episcopal Congregation at Chatham: 1-2

  98. Ministrations: 1805-1809, by Rev. R. Bradford of the Protestant Episcopal Congregation at Chatham: 1-8

  99. Ministrations: 1811- 1816: by Rev. R. Bradford of the Protestant Episcopal Congregation at Chatham: 1-8

  100. Ministrations: 1812 - 1830: Christ Church of St. Andrew’s East: 1-2

  101. Ministrations: 1818-1825: by Rev. Joseph Abbott of Christ Church in St. Andrew’s East: 1-9

  102. Ministrations: 1826-1859: by Rev. William Abbott of Christ Church in St. Andrew’s East: 1-9

  103. Ministrations: 1830 – 1841: Coteau du Lac: 1-2

  104. Ministrations: after 1841: St. James Anglican Church in Hudson: 1-2

  105. Ministrations: District without a minister for two years: 2-2

  106. Ministrations: pre-1805, go to Montreal, 1-8

  107. Ministrations: pre-1805: at Christ Church Cathedral Montreal: 1-2

  108. Moch, Christiana, marries 10 February 1786 in Montreal: 1-6

  109. Montmarquette: Mr.: Invests in the steamer Oldfield: 6-2

  110. Mountain, Archdeacon, visits Vaudreuil, 1832: 3-2

  111. Mullan’s Store: 3-1

  112. North West Company absorbed by the Hudson’s Bay Company, 1821: 2-3

  113. Oka (presumed), Hudson’s Bay Post visited by Rev. J. Abbott in 1819: 2-2

  114. Oka (presumed), ministrations to people associated with Hudson’s Bay Company: 2-2, 2-2

  115. Oka, Indians granted the Seignory of Two Mountains: 1-11

  116. Oka, land acquired by North West Company in 1820: 2-2

  117. Oka, land transaction by North West Company in 1808: 2-2

  118. Oka: Sulpicians found mission in 1721: 1-2

  119. Parish of Vaudreuil founded in 1773: 1-2, 1-3

  120. Park, Maria: Child’s death: 2-10

  121. Park, Mary, serves as sponsor:1-6

  122. Pointe-a-Cavagnal surveyed: 1-2

  123. Pyke, Rev. James: Marriage: 6-4

  124. Registers, A second required by law: 5-9

  125. Rice, Amelia, marries: 2-5

  126. Robins, Hannah: Baptism: 3-4

  127. Robins, R.S.: 3-5 6-5, 6-10

  128. Robins: Captain R.S.: Baptism: 5-12

  129. Robins: Hannah Elizabeth: Death: 6-3

  130. Sabourin, John Baptist, marries: 1-3

  131. Schneider family history: 1-6

  132. Schneider, Andrew: Death: 3-4

  133. Schneider, Atkinson: 5-3

  134. Schneider, Charles, “tavern keeper of Lachine” marries in 1802 at Christ Church Cathedral Montreal: 1-7

  135. Schneider, Charles, also ran a farm: 1-8

  136. Schneider, Charles, occupies Spence House: 1-7

  137. Schneider, Charles, witness at burial of Edmund Harvey of Rigaud in 1818: 2-3

  138. Schneider, Charles:  Building Committee: 4-8

  139. Schneider, Charles: Attends the Consecration of the Church: 6-10

  140. Schneider, Charles: Cornerstone of Church is laid: 4-9

  141. Schneider, Charles: Signs as proxy: 5-9

  142. Schneider, Charles: Witness at burial of Dr. Pyke: 6-5

  143. Schneider, Charles: Witness to Burial of John Mark Crank DeLesDerniers: 5-7

  144. Schneider, Charles’s children listed in family bible: 1-7

  145. Schneider, Christian, marries on 10 February 1786 in Montreal: 1-6

  146. Schneider, Elizabeth, baptised 31 August 1812: 1-9

  147. Schneider, Elizabeth, baptism in Chatham registers: 1-6

  148. Schneider, Family Bible: 1-7

  149. Schneider, H.: Subscription to church fund: 5-11

  150. Schneider, Hannah: 3-4

  151. Schneider, Henry, baptism, 1829: 2-10

  152. Schneider, Henry, born to Sally Halcro and Julius Schneider, 1829: 2-10

  153. Schneider, Henry: Travelling to Canada: 2-9

  154. Schneider, Hotel: Dancing at: 5-4

  155. Schneider, Hotel: R.W. Shepherd meets Captain Robins at Schneider Hotel: 5-5

  156. Schneider, John Frederick, born 9 January 1803: 1-7

  157. Schneider, John Julius, born 3 October 1804: 1-7

  158. Schneider, John Mark: 3-4

  159. Schneider, John occupies Chipman House around 1810: 1-7

  160. Schneider, John William, baptised 31 August 1812: 1-9

  161. Schneider, John William: Marriage 3-4

  162. Schneider, John, birth: 1-6

  163. Schneider, John, marries on 3 August 1809 in Argenteuil: 1-6

  164. Schneider, John, marries: 1-6

  165. Schneider, John, Painted Church roof: April 1844: 5-9

  166. Schneider, John: 3-4

  167. Schneider, John: Death:  22 February 1841: 4-8

  168. Schneider, John: Kept and inn: 2-9

  169. Schneider, John: Signs as proxy: 5-9

  170. Schneider, Julius, 1829: 2-10

  171. Schneider, Mary, aunt to Susannah DeLesDerniers: 1-7

  172. Schneider, Mrs. and Mr., come to Como with two sons: 1-7

  173. Schneider, Mrs. Chas., baptism at Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal: 1-7

  174. Schneider, Peter, birth: 1-6

  175. Schneider, Sophia: 5-3

  176. Schneider, Thomas Henry, born 22 February 1808: 1-7

  177. Schneider, W.; Subscription to church fund: 5-11

  178. Schneider, Wharf: 4-9

  179. Schneider, William, marries: 1-6

  180. Schneider, William, purchase land for cemetery: 2-3

  181. Schneider, William: Blacksmith: 5-14

  182. Schneider, William: Friend of Shepherd: 5-4

  183. Schneider, Zaida: (Mrs. Forbes) Leads signing in Church: 6-10

  184. Schneiders, are Lutherans: 1-10

  185. Schneiders, first were Hessians, family tradition: 1-6

  186. Schneiders, owned land occupied by Hunt Club: 1-8

  187. Seguin. R.L.: Introduction, 2-7

  188. Shepherd, Frances Amelia Rice: Birth: 6-10

  189. Shepherd, R.W., comes to Canada, 1830: 2-10

  190. Shepherd, R.W., visits Vaudreuil as a boy, 1832: 3-2

  191. Shepherd, Robert Ward: 6-10

  192. Shepherd, Robert Ward: Birth: 6-10

  193. Shepherd, Robert Ward: Discovers passage through the Vaudreuil rapids: 5-5

  194. Shepherd, Robert Ward: Meets future wife: 5-4

  195. Shepherd: R.S.: Buys the steamer Oldfield: 6-2

  196. Spence House: 1-7

  197. Spence House as North West Company post: 2-2

  198. St. James Church Consecration on 18 September 1849:

  199. Steamer ‘William King’ on Lower Ottawa, 1826: 2-4

  200. Steamer Oldfield: 4-9

  201. Steamer Ottawa: 3-5, 4-9

  202. Steamer Shannon blows up on Lake St. Louis: 4-8

  203. Steamer, first on Ottawa, 1819: 2-4

  204. Thain, Thomas, officer of North West Company acquires land at Oka in 1820: 2-2

  205. Topographical Dictionary of Lower Canada: 3-2

  206. Uniake, Hon. Norman Fitzgerald, marries, 1829: 2-10

  207. Uniake, Sophia: Marriage: 2-10

  208. "Union", first steamer between Hull and Grenville: 2 - 4

  209. Van de Burgh, Miss, marries: 2-5

  210. Waterson, Mary: 6-10

  211. Whitloch, Mr., marries: 2-5

  212. Whitlock, John: purchase land for cemetery: 2-3

  213. Whitlock, Mrs. William: 2-5

  214. Whitlock, William: 1-10

  215. "William King", first steamer on lower Ottawa: 2 - 4