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      Charles Tripp Source: Mrs. Jan Tripp Acquired: November 1, 1990

      Mohawk translation of the song "A Few More Years Shall Roll."

      Content of letter is Bishop Power instructing Rev. O'Dwyer on some parochial matters such as: dispensations for mixed marriages, payment for support of clergy, hearing confessions of women in his house and divisions of the diocese.

      Document is a signed copy of Bishop Michael Power's first pastoral letter to the clergy and Faithful of the new Diocese of Toronto.

     

      Bishop Power replies to an earlier letter from one Patrick C. of Coole (near Mountrath in Ireland) concerning some property that his brother, the late Reverend J.C. possessed in Upper Canada. Bishop Power answered the said Patrick C. vaguely and is now explaining the whole matter to Bishop of Kildare …

      Item is a letter from Patrick Casserly, a book dealer in New York, recounting various bits of news including American politicians who are all anti-Catholic as well as anti- Irish.

      Letter from Bishop Bourget to Bishop Power giving him faculties of a Vicar General in Montreal diocese.

      Framed printed Lodge Certificate of Bro. John Law, Lodge of Friendship and Unity, No. 14, Upper Canada. Document signed by Master Oliver Smith, Master, John McGill, Senior Warden and Secretary [?] on April 21, 1842. Printed by:"David M. Keeler, Job Printer, King-street, Brantford"

      Summary With construction beginning in 1842, the Charles Mitchell House is one of the renowned cobblestone buildings in Paris constructed by Levi Boughton. The house is a great example of Greek Revival-style architecture. Numerous people have lived in the house after Mr. Mitchell moved to his farm in Blenheim Township …

      This headstone is located in the Second Onondaga Baptist Church Cemetery which was established after the church was built in 1854. The Church and Cemetery are located on 330 Baptist Church Road, 0.3 km south of Mulligan Road. Location: 7-2

      Westbrook Cemetery is an inactive cemetery in Brant County, under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the County of Brant. It is located at 30 Shaver St., off of Hwy 2/53 East. Most of the headstones have been placed in concrete in a row, and most are legible and in …

      Summary This property is located in the former South Dumfries Township near the village of Harrisburg. The Clarke Family lived upon the property for 50 years or more. The land was owned by Mullen in the 1840s and he presumably built the original log cabin.6 The house was eventually upgraded …

      Range 15-6

      House Summary Located in Paris, Ontario, the Barker house is a cobblestone home built circa 1842. This Ontario Regency Cottage was built on land that exchanged hands from the Indians, to the Crown, to Thomas Gadd. Circa 1840, Gadd severed 75 acres for his daughter Elizabeth and her husband James …

      Papple Cemetery is an inactive cemetery in Brant County, under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the County of Brant. It is located on Brant County Highway # 99, 2.5 kms east of the St George Road (Brant County Road # 13). Range 11-4

      St. Abner's Cemetery is an inactive cemetery in Brant County, under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the County of Brant. It is located at 77 Henderson Rd., North-East of Burford. The stones have been moved from their original spot, and are now lined up in a row. All but …

      Harley Cemetery is an active cemetery in Brant County (Burford Township), under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the County of Brant. It is located at 125 Harley Rd (Brant Road #202). Range 5-8

      Harley Cemetery is an active cemetery in Brant County (Burford Township), under the jurisdiction of the Corporation of the County of Brant. It is located at 125 Harley Rd (Brant Road #202). Range 2-15

      Range 2-7