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      Trustees for Queenston Police Village elected as follows: 1921- Condlln, William W.; Lowrey, Charles; Wray, George 1922- Condlln, William W. 1923- Wray, George 1924- Young, Fred C. 1925- Sheppard, Fred A. T.; Wray, George; Young, Fred C. 1926- Gadsby, Harry C.; Orr, James A.; Sheppard, James H. 1927- Gadsby, Harry …

      The meetings were attended by Rev. Mr. Gordon who was the minister at St. Davids-Queenston United Church at that time. Among the invited guest-speakers were: Miss Corman, Mr. Laidman, Mr. Boyton Fisher and John Pendergast. Meeting on January 18, 1944 election results: Secretary: Carolyn Fisher President: Barbara Walker Meeting on …

      [Page 1] "I, John K. Couillard, clerk of the Municipality of the Township of Niagara, in the County of Lincoln, certify that the within list is a correct list of all persons appearing by the assessment roll to be entitled to vote at Provincial and Municipal elections in this Municipality …

      Inscription: "This volume belongs to the Secretary of Queens Forest Lodge and his Assistant. Let all others leave it alone if they have any regard for their safety!" The first page reads: "Queenston, February 1876 At a meeting held in Queenston on Friday evening January 28th James Johnson Esq. a …

      Table of Contents Pages 1-7 Items Acquired (1978-2004) Pages 8-14 Circulation Statistics (1974-2000) Pages 15-23 Inter-library Loan Items Borrowed (1974-2004) Pages 24-32 Inter-library Loan Items Loaned (1974-2004) Pages 33-35 Membership Statistics - Monthly (1974-2004) Pages 36-46 Audio-Visual Equipment Use (1978-2004) Pages 47-50 Items Withdrawn (1978-2004)

      A receipt for John D. Servos acknowledging the payment of 58 pounds, 17 shillings and 7 pence, or one third of his losses incurred during the war of 1812, from John Henry Dunn, Esq, his Majesty's Receiver General for the Province of Upper Canada. As the Receiver General, Dunn was …

      An indenture for the Town of Niagara, dated August 13, 1818, between Jacob A. Ball and Peter Ball, Esquire for one acre of land for 25 pounds 10 shillings.. At the bottom are the signatures of Adam Ball (witness), William M. Ball (witness) and those of Jacob Ball and Peter …

      Blank pages have not been digitized and, as a result, there are "missing" page numbers in this entry. Size: 21.4 X 34.5 cm

      A letter from John Clark at Fort George to Major Ten Broeck of the 4th Lincoln Militia, which states that there is an accompanying letter with the Militia D Order. This is 3 weeks before the Battle of Fort George. It is scripted in ink on writing paper with water …

      This document is a certificate appointing John Dease Servos, Gentleman, as Lieutenant of a Company in the 1st Regiment of Militia in the County of Lincoln and District of Niagara, commanded by Colonel Ralfe Clench, on August 20th, 1810. It is signed by Francis Gore, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada.

      This document is a certificate appointing John Dease Servos, Gentleman, as Ensign of a Company in the 1st Regiment of Militia in the County of Lincoln and District of Niagara, commanded by Colonel Ralfe Clench, on January 2nd, 1809. It is signed by Francis Gore, Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada.

      This document is the appointment of Lewis Smith as Ensign in the 1st Regiment of the Lincoln Militia by Sir Isaac Brock. This document was signed in May 1812; 6 months prior to Brock’s death in the Battle of Queenston Heights. The Lincoln Militia was raised, around the early 1790s, …

      This document is an affidavit regarding the surrender of a lease for land, 1500 acres, on Charlotte River in Otsego County, New York, by John D. Servos. Servos was a Captain in the 1st Regiment of the Lincoln Militia in Niagara during the War of 1812. This document provides insight …

      This is the Muster roll of Captain Jacob A. Ball’s Company of the 1st Regiment of Lincoln Militia, stationed at Fort George, from the 19th to the 30th of June, 1814, inclusive. The roll includes names, rank, period for which payment is due, amount and remarks. The names included on …

      This document is a certification that Capt. John D. Servos served in the 1st Regiment of the Lincoln Militia during the summer and winter of 1812 as well as the summer of 1813. It also provides details of his good service to the country and is signed by Col. Claus …

      This document is a bill of account regarding the estate of the late Capt. [Frey] due to McKean and McEwan from the years 1811 to 1818.

      This unique document is the parole paper of Jacob Ball (probably Junior) who was captured in June 1813. It includes his age, height, complexion, hair, and eye colour. The parole,signed and dated in May 1814, is a declaration that he will not bear arms against the United States during the …

      This is a muster roll, dated June 4th, 1810, for George Lawrence's Company of the 1st Regiment Militia for the County of Lincoln. Names included are: Captain George Lawrence, Lieutenant John Servos, Ensign William Servos, Sergeant Raefe Clench, Sergeant Albert Kerr, Sergeant James Muirhead, Privates: Samuel [Brundsig], [Brundsig] Samuel, Samuel …

      This is the payroll for Captain Servos’ Company of the Lincoln Militia for their services at Fort George in 1814. The names included are: Jacob Lutz, Abram Scott, William Secord, Abraham Collard, Stephen Secord, Matthew Smith, James Bunting, John Cain, John Bissell, Francis Lawrence, George Lawrence Jr., [Batiert M. gurmaw], …

      This document is a list of members of Captain John D. Servos' company of the First Lincoln Regiment Militia. It lists each soldier's name, and sometimes age, present or absent during roll call on December 22, 1812. This regiment is known to have participated in the Battle of Queenston Heights …