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The Loyalist Churches in Brome - Missisquoi The Loyalist Churches in Brome - Missisquoi - Upper Richelieu Valley - South Shefford Wallbridge Barn- Missisquoi – Agricltural Museum Compiled by: Jacques Gagné gagne.jacques@sympatico.ca - Updated: July 16th 2014 1 Current map of the area 2 Brome and Sutton St. Armand 3 Table of Contents Bedford County ................................................................................................................................. 14 Bedford District ................................................................................................................................. 14 Brome County ................................................................................................................................... 14 Iberville County ................................................................................................................................. 14 Kent County ...................................................................................................................................... 14 Missisquoi County ............................................................................................................................. 14 Shefford County ................................................................................................................................ 14 St. Thomas & St. George Parishes of Missisquoi ............................................................................... 15 Those who served ................................................................................................................................. 15 The repositories listed in this research guide........................................................................................ 18 The towns and villages .......................................................................................................................... 18 Abbott’s Corner................................................................................................................................. 18 Abercorn ........................................................................................................................................... 19 Adamsville ......................................................................................................................................... 21 Aird ................................................................................................................................................... 21 Allen’s Corner - East Fanrham ........................................................................................................... 21 Austin ................................................................................................................................................ 22 Basswood .......................................................................................................................................... 23 Bay Missisquoi .................................................................................................................................. 23 Bedford ............................................................................................................................................. 24 Bedford District ................................................................................................................................. 25 Bolton Township ............................................................................................................................... 26 Bolton East or East Bolton ................................................................................................................ 27 Bolton Centre .................................................................................................................................... 27 4 Bolton East ........................................................................................................................................ 28 Bolton Glen ....................................................................................................................................... 28 Bolton Pass........................................................................................................................................ 29 Bolton South ..................................................................................................................................... 29 Bolton West ...................................................................................................................................... 29 Bondville ........................................................................................................................................... 30 Brigham ............................................................................................................................................. 30 Brill .................................................................................................................................................... 31 Brome Village .................................................................................................................................... 31 Brome Centre .................................................................................................................................... 33 Brome Corner ................................................................................................................................... 33 Brome County ................................................................................................................................... 34 Brome Lake ....................................................................................................................................... 35 Brome Township ............................................................................................................................... 36 Brome West ...................................................................................................................................... 36 Brome Woods ................................................................................................................................... 36 Bromont (West Shefford ................................................................................................................... 37 Caldwell Manor ................................................................................................................................. 37 Canada East....................................................................................................................................... 38 Chapel Corners .................................................................................................................................. 38 Christie Manor .................................................................................................................................. 38 Christieville ....................................................................................................................................... 39 Churchville ........................................................................................................................................ 40 Clapper Settlement ........................................................................................................................... 41 Clapperton ........................................................................................................................................ 41 5 Clarenceville ...................................................................................................................................... 41 Coldbrook Settlement ....................................................................................................................... 44 Conroy's Mills .................................................................................................................................... 44 Cook's Corners .................................................................................................................................. 44 Cowansville ....................................................................................................................................... 44 Creek ................................................................................................................................................. 46 Dillonton Mines................................................................................................................................. 46 Dunboro ............................................................................................................................................ 46 Dunham Flat...................................................................................................................................... 46 Dunhan Township ............................................................................................................................. 46 Dunham Village ................................................................................................................................. 49 Dunkin Village ................................................................................................................................... 49 East Bolton ........................................................................................................................................ 50 East Dunham ....................................................................................................................................
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