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Rg10m 76703/9 10-734 RG10M 76703/9 10-734 NMC number / Item no. numéro / no. de Ecopy / copie RG# Box / Boîte NMC pièce Title / Titre numérique Dates Plan of that part of the village of Maniwaki on lots 1, 2 & 3 in the Desert Front Range of the township of Maniwaki, Quebec. / John A. Snow, 10 2000001840 NMC12893 45 Provincial Land Surveyor e011205359 1875 Plan of Bell Creek Island, lot 17 & 16 and the east half of lot 15, Broken 10 2000001841 NMC12887 46 Front Concession, township of Thurlow, Ontario. / R.M. Hermon, D.L.S e011205360 1889 Plan of subdivision of the Bishop Indian Reserve No. 14, Paskonkin IndianReserve No. 15 and Wild Land Reserve No. 15A, Rainy River, 10 2000001843 NMC12907 64 district of Rainy River, Ontario. / D.J. Gillon, O.L.S e011205378 1915 Plan of subdivision of part of the Manitou Rapids Indian Reserve No. 11, 10 2000001843 NMC12908 65 district of Rainy River, Ontario. / D.J. Gillon, O.L.S e011205379 1915 Plan of the village of Maniwaki, Quebec, showing the subdivision adopted after the Ottawa Northern and Western Railway was located in 10 2000001839 NMC12896 42 the village. / S. Bray, Chief Surveyor, Department of Indian Affairs e011205356 1903 Dominion Park and lighthouse site at the westerly end of Grenadier Island, one of the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River, Ontario. / 10 2000001844 NMC12953 68 S. Bray, O.L.S., Chief Surveyor, Department of Indian Affairs e011205381 1905 10 2000001912 NMC13115 272 Plan of Bronte, Twelve Mile Creek, township of Trafalgar, Ontario e011205650 1834 10 2000001912 NMC13085 273 Plan of Bronte, Twelve Mile Creek, township of Trafalgar, Ontario e011205651 1834 Plan showing subdivision of lots1A, 1B, 2A, 4, 7B, 7C, 7D, 7E, 8D, 10, 11A, 11B, 12, 13A, 13B, 13C, 14A, 14B, 14C of the Chenal Range of the township of Dundee, St. Regis Indian Reserve, province of Quebec. / 10 2000001840 NMC12895 43 W.A. Austin, Provincial Land Surveyor e011205357 1892 2021-01-27 10-734_206155_carto_open 1 of 50 RG10M 76703/9 10-734 NMC number / Item no. numéro / no. de Ecopy / copie RG# Box / Boîte NMC pièce Title / Titre numérique Dates Plan of the re-survey of the old subdivision and the survey of the extension of the part of the village of Maniwaki on lots 1, 2, & 3 in the Desert FrontRange of the township of Maniwaki, province of Quebec. / 10 2000001840 NMC12894 44 G.C. Rainboth, P.L.S e011205358 1896 Plan of subdivision of Indian Reserve No. 10, Little Forks, Rainy River, district of Rainy River in the townships of Woodyatt and Roddick. / D.J. 10 2000001843 NMC12951 63 Gillon, O.L.S e011205377 1915 Plan of indian lands being The Broken Front of lots nos. 28, 29, 30, & 31in the First Concession of the township of Thurlow in the Victoria 10 2000001841 NMC12888 47 District, Ontario. / Sam M. Benson, D.P.S e011205361 1848 Plan of subdivision of the long Sault Indian Reserve No. 12 & 13, Treaty No. 3, Rainy River, district of Rainy River, province of Ontario. / D.J. 10 2000001843 NMC12902 66 Gillon, O.L.S e011205380 1915 Plan of islands, islets and rocks in Stony and Lovesick Lakes and Deer Bay Waters, Kawartha Group Peterboro County, Ontario. / F.W. 10 2000597673 NMC17797 67 Wi1kins, O.L.S e011205894 1914 10 2000001849 NMC12942 117 Plan of Thorah Island e011205494 1863 Plan of Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching, showing the position of the islandsexamined for the Department of Indian Affairs. / Napier and 10 2000001849 NMC12943 120 Herrick, P.L.S e011205497 1856 10 2000001849 NMC13483 121 Plan of White Cloud Island in Lake Huron. / H.J. Browne, P.L.S e011205498 1887 Plan of Roberts Island No. 125 opposite the township of Baxter, 10 2000001849 NMC12958 115 Georgian Bay. / W. Galbraith, D.L.S e011205492 [not after 1965] Plan of subdivision of Chief Island in Lake Couchiching, province of 10 2000001849 NMC12941 118 Ontario. / J.M. Watson, O.L.S e011205495 1915 Sketch of Lake Couchiching, Ontario showing various islands, Rama, Horse, Thistle, Garnet, Bird, Nadie, Chief and Corn Islands. / F.W. 10 2000001849 NMC12940 119 Armstrong, P.L.S e011205496 1875 NMC13485 Plan of islands south of Moose Deer Point, opposite Baxter and Tay e011205499 10 2000001850 NMC13490 122 Townships, Georgian Bay, province of Ontario e011205500 1901 2021-01-27 10-734_206155_carto_open 2 of 50 RG10M 76703/9 10-734 NMC number / Item no. numéro / no. de Ecopy / copie RG# Box / Boîte NMC pièce Title / Titre numérique Dates Plan of the islands south of Moose Deer Point, opposite Gibson and 10 2000001850 NMC13491 123 BaxterTownships, Georgian Bay, province of Ontario e011205501 [not after 1965] Plan of islands south of Moose Deer Point, opposite Conger, Freeman 10 2000001850 NMC12980 124 and Gibson Townships, Georgian Bay, province of Ontario e011205502 [not after 1965] Plan of islands south of Moose Deer Point, opposite Conger, Freeman 10 2000001850 NMC12981 124a and Gibson Townships, Georgian Bay, province of Ontario e011205503 [not after 1965] Plan of islands south of Moose Deer Point, opposite Conger, Freeman 10 2000001850 NMC13492 125 and Gibson Townships, Georgian Bay, province of Ontario e011205504 [not after 1965] Plan of survey of Bergie Island in front of lot 15, concession vii, 10 2000001850 NMC12976 126 township of Tay, county of Simcoe. / E.L. Burgess, O.L.S e011205505 1946 Plan of survey of Bergie Island in front of lot 15, concession vii, 10 2000001850 NMC12975 127 township of Tay, county of Simcoe. / E.L. Burgess, O.L.S e011205506 1946 24 November 10 2000001849 NMC12944 116 Plan of Thorah Island e011205493 1863. Plan of subdivision of Part of Front Range, lot 7 in the township of 10 2000001841 NMC12891 51 Rama, Ontario. / Cavana and Watson, O.L.S e011205365 1940 Plan of the township of Alnwick, county of Northumberland, province of Ontario, showing lots and concessions along with islands in Rice Lake 10 2000001841 NMC12952 54 opposite Alnwick Township e011205368 1953 Plan showing subdivision of the north part of indian location no. 66, lot16, concession 2, township of Alnwick, Ontario, and being an extension of Roseneath Village, also shows the north part of locations 10 2000001841 NMC12955 52 65 and 63, lot 16, concession 2. / Alfred J. Cameron, O.L.S e011205366 1902 Plan of indian land in the township of Alnwick, county of 10 2000017355 NMC13010 53 Northumberland. / John J. Dalton, P.L.S e011205367 1898 2021-01-27 10-734_206155_carto_open 3 of 50 RG10M 76703/9 10-734 NMC number / Item no. numéro / no. de Ecopy / copie RG# Box / Boîte NMC pièce Title / Titre numérique Dates Plan of subdivision of the north part of location no. 67 on Alnwick Indian Reserve, part of lot 16, concession 2 in the township of Alnwick, 10 2000001841 NMC13009 48 Ontario. / Alfred J. Cameron, O.L.S e011205362 1907 Plan of subdivision of the north part of location no. 67 on Alnwick Indian Reserve, part of lot 16, concession 2 in the township of Alnwick, 10 2000001841 NMC12889 49 Ontario. / Alfred J. Cameron, O.L.S e011205363 1907 Plan of subdivision of part of lake front, north half of lot 16, Front Range, Rama Township, Ontario, pursuant to surrender accepted by 10 2000001841 NMC12890 50 O.C. / W.R. White, O.L.S e011205364 [not after 1965] Plan of shore subdivision on Front Range, lots 26 & 27, township of 10 2000001841 NMC12912 55 Rama,Ontario. / Cavana and Watson, O.L.S e011205369 1924 Plan of subdivision of part of lot xvii Front Range, township of Rama, 10 2000001842 NMC12909 56 county of Ontario. / E.L. Burgess, O.L.S. and D.L.S e011205370 1942 Plan of subdivision of part of lot xvii Front Range, township of Rama, 10 2000001842 NMC12910 57 county of Ontario. / E.L. Burgess, O.L.S. and D.L.S e011205371 1942 Plan of part of Rama, showing the residue as surveyed under 10 2000001842 NMC12899 58 instructions from the Department of Crown Lands. / J.S. Dennis e011205372 1861 Plan of the subdivision of indian lands in the township of Rama, county 10 2000001842 NMC12900 59 of Ontario. / F.W. Armstrong, P.L.S e011205373 1877 10 2000001842 NMC12901 60 Plan of township of Thurlow e011205374 1846 Plan of subdivision of part of, agency or Pither's Point, Indian ReserveNo. 1, Rainy Lake, district of Rainy River, also showing leased 10 2000001843 NMC12905 61 land to the town of Fort Frances. / D.J. Gillon, O.L.S e011205375 1916 Plan of subdivision of part of, agency or Pither's Point, Indian ReserveNo. 1, Rainy Lake, district of Rainy River, also showing leased 10 2000001843 NMC12906 62 land to the town of Fort Frances. / D.J. Gillon, O.L.S e011205376 1916 Plan of the township of Cayuga, showing North Cayuga and South 10 2000001900 NMC13108 245 Cayuga e011205624 1834 2021-01-27 10-734_206155_carto_open 4 of 50 RG10M 76703/9 10-734 NMC number / Item no. numéro / no. de Ecopy / copie RG# Box / Boîte NMC pièce Title / Titre numérique Dates Plan of the township of Sarawak, Ontario, also showing the town plot of 10 2000001878 NMC13032 200 Brooke and Owen's Sound Harbour. / Edwin Henry Kertland, P.L.S e011205585 1857 Plan of islands in the Otonabee River and its lakes extending from Cameron's Lake to the north end of Great Mud Turtle Lake in the 10 2000001846 NMC12931 101 county of Victoria, Ontario / J.J. Haslett, Provincial Land Surveyor e011205410 1855 Plan of islands, islets and rocks in Stony and Lovesick lakes and Deer Bay waters, Kawartha Group, Peterborough County, Ontario. / F.W. 10 2000597678 NMC13500 102 Wi1kins, O.L.S e011205899 1914 10 2000001847 NMC12930 103 Plan showing Cape Hurd Islands e011205411 1942 Plan showing the Cape Hurd and Saugeen Fishing Islands, province of 10 2000017355 NMC12929 104 Ontario e011205412 1890 Plans of islands west of the Saugeen Indian Peninsula, Lake Huron, 10 2000001847 NMC12922 105 opposite the township of Amabel, Ontario.
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