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 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 9 Mar 1842, p. 2. Date of Event: February 27, 1843     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Age 20 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 14 May 1843, p. 2     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario one of the firm of Lesslie Brothers of that city

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 11 Feb 1847, p. 3. Date of Event: February 5, 1847     Survivor(s): Harvey, W. Mr. (father) City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Age 6 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 19 Jan 1844, p. 3. Date of Event: January 5, 1844     Survivor(s): Stanton, Robert Esq. (husband) City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Age 44 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 19 Jan 1844, p. 3. Date of Event: January 8, 1844     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Age 66 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 26 Jan 1844, p. 3. Date of Event: January 17, 1844     Survivor(s): Gray, Robert Mr. (brother) City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Age 40 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 3 Oct 1844, p. 3. Date of Event: September 25, 1844     Survivor(s): Small, James E., MPP (husband) City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Predeceased by her father, HON. Thomas Ridout

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 8 Sep 1842, p. 3. Date of Event: July 28, 1842     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Civil Engineer

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 3 Jun 1841, p. 3. Date of Event: June 1, 1841     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Of the 1st Provincial Artillery

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 7 Oct 1841, p. 3. Date of Event: October 5, 1841     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Jailer of the Home district; Mrs. Kidd died four months earlier, leaving eight orphaned children

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 12 May 1842, p. 3. Date of Event: May 11, 1842     Survivor(s): Hagerman, HON. Mr. Justice (husband) City of Death: Toronto, Ontario Predeceased by her father William Merry, Esq.

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 29 Oct 1840, p. 3. Date of Event: October 26, 1840     City of Death: Toronto, Ontario "editor of the "Patriot""

 Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL), 18 Apr 1849, p. 2     Dear Passage .--After the Admiral left Toronto on her last trip, on looking about, a fellow was found snugly stowed away, with the evident design of stealing his passage to this city. One of the hands caught up what he supposed was a pail of water, and dashed it upon …