The Trail of the Black Walnut, Volume 57

Adolphustown agriculture America Amish arrived background barn Bay of Quinté became born Brethren British brought built Butler's Rangers Canadian Canniff century Christian Colonists colony Company Conestoga crops Detroit Dolsen Dorland Dundas Dunkards Dutch early settlers Eastern Ontario emigrated England English Europe farm farmers father Fort Niagara French George Governor grant Haldimand History Holland horses Huguenots ibid immigrants Indians Jacob Jersey John Joseph Lake Lancaster County large number later lived located Loyalists Lutheran Markham Township Markham Tp married Mennonites Methodist migrated miles mill missionary Mohawk Moravians Niagara district North origin Palatinate Penn Pennsyl Pennsylvania Germans persecution persons Peter pioneer Plain Plain Sects Presbyterian Prince Edward province purchased Quakers Reaman Reformed Church religious Revolutionary sects settled settlement sheaves Sherk Simcoe soil Swiss tion Toronto trees United United Empire Loyalists Upper Canada Valley vania Vaughan Township village wagon Waterloo County wife William York County