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ESQUESING HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER P.O. Box 51, Georgetown, Ontario, Canada L7G 4T1 www.esquesinghistoricalsociety.ca Vol. 33 No. 5 January - February 2009 History of the Lorne Scots Regiment Standing at attention in the Georgetown Armouries are Lorne Scots Rick Currie, John Stasula, Doug Cousins, Jim O’Neil, Bob Johnston and Jim Metcalf. ehs2593 Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter 1 The Georgetown Volunteers All Canada was worked up in 1861 over the possibilities of war between Great Britain and the United States over the Trent affair, which arose out of the taking of two envoys of the Confederate government by an American man-of-war from a British steamer Trent on their way to Europe. The volunteer movement took like wildfire and companies of militia were formed in Georgetown, as in every Canadian centre of population. Captain Young organized a company to instruct which a drill-sergeant was furnished from one of Her Majesty’s regiments. The first instructor was Corporal Coupland of the P.C.O. Rifle Brigade, then stationed in Canada. His uniform was of dark green, that of the company the imperial scarlet. Coupland having completed his term in the army became a civilian again taking his proper name of Harwood and married and settled in Georgetown, obtaining a position in the paper mill. His successor Sergeant “Wots-is-name” was quite a contrast, being a heavy set bearded man from the Scots fusiliers with a very gorgeous scarlet uniform. The company became part of the 29 th Halton Battalion and saw service during the Fenian raid of 1866, acting as guard on the suspension bridge, Niagara Falls. John R. Barber took command after Captain Young’s retirement and in due time was Colonel of the 20 th . Long before the Trent affair the 100 th Royal Canadian Rifles were recruited for imperial service, and I remember perfectly the recruiting sergeant’s visit to Georgetown with a drummer and fifer, also in uniform, who enlisted several men in the village and after slipping the Queen’s shilling into their hands, as was the custom, pinned a cockade in their hats. -C.W. Young, 1920 The Queen inspects the Lorne Scots. ehs13954 Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter 2 The Evolution of the Lorne Scots – A Quick Guide By Rev. Dr. Rick Ruggle I. SEDENTARY MILITIA Gore Militia - 1816 2nd Regiment. Trafalgar township Lieutenant Colonel Abraham Nelles -- 1821 Colonel Titus G. Simons -- 1824 Colonel William Chishom -- 3 May 1830 5th Regiment. Nassagaweya and Esquesing townships Colonel George Chalmers -- 5 July 1838 8th Regiment. Nelson township Colonel George Chisholm -- 1838 Halton Militia -- 1846 4th Battalion. Esquesing township Lieutenant Colonel William Clay -- 12 May 1853 5th Battalion. Nassagaweya township Lieutenant Colonel A. McNaughton -- 13 May 1853 6th Battalion. Esquesing, Concessions 1 to 7 Lieutenant Colonel Adam Sproat -- 2 May Captain William Allan -- 6 July 1866 1856 Lieutenant Colonel Edward U. Leonard -- IV. COUNTY UNITS 28 July 1859 20th Halton Battalion of Infantry 1866-1871 II. PROVISIONALS 20th Halton Battalion of Rifles 1872-1881 First Provisional Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Peter Adamson -- 31 20th Halton Batalion "Lorne Rifles" 1881- October 1838 1909 III. INDEPENDENT COMPANIES OF 20th Regiment (Halton Rifles) -- 1 VOLUNTEER MILITIA December 1909 Volunteer Militia Company of Infantry at Stewarttown The Halton Rifles -- 1 Captain John Murray -- 9 January 1863 December 1920 Volunteer Militia Company of Infantry at Georgetown The Lorne Rifles Captain James Young -- 30 January 1863 (Scottish) -- 1 Volunteer Militia Company of Infantry at November 1931 Norval Captain Joseph Kyle -- 6 February 1863 The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin & Halton Volunteer Militia Company at Acton -- 9 Regiment) -- 15 December 1936 to present November 1866 time Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter 3 ESQUESING HISTORICAL SOCIETY SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS 2009 Wed. 14 History of the Lorne Scots Regiment – Rev. Dr. Rick Ruggle will share his latest Jan. 2009 publication with interesting vignettes on the long history of the Lorne Scots Regiment, which serves both Halton and Peel Counties. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Main & Church St., Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. Wed. 11 Cruise Night – Hop into our 1960 Edsel Villager Wagon, sit back and enjoy a Feb 2009 cruise through our photos of Acton and Georgetown in the 1960s. Don’t worry we’ll stop at the Dog and Suds for a bite to eat! Let’s hope gas doesn’t climb higher than 31cents a gallon! This trip will be preceded by our AGM. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Main & Church St., Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. Sunday 15 Beardmore Tannery - On Sunday February 15 th from 2 to 5 p.m., Halton Region Feb. 2009 Museum will celebrate Heritage Day with an Open House and special presentation on Acton’s Beardmore Tannery. Well known local historian and author J.Mark Rowe will illustrate Acton’s leathertown history and explore the company that generated its leather producing reputation. HALTON REGION MUSEUM, Kelso Conservation Area, 2:00 p.m. Wed. 11 Stewarttown School History - Although Stewarttown School just celebrated 50 March years, the history of the institution extends far beyond the current building. EHS 2009 member Ray Denny will share his history of Stewarttown School . KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Main & Church St., Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT NO CHARGE! Refreshments served from 7:00 p.m. Stephen Blake 905 877-8251 President Karen Hunter 905 838-2109 Treasurer Dawn Livingstone 905 877-6506 Secretary Sherry Westfahl 905 873-7145 Past - President J. Mark Rowe 905 877-9510 Archivist Jan Raymond 905 877-9172 Publications Marj Allan 905 877-9985 Membership Cathy Hunt Social Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter 4 Society Notes Jan. 25 - Linda Reid , Mormon Pioneer INTERNET CONNECTIONS Ancestor: The Unexpected Discovery of The Esquesing Historical Society has an "Saints" on the Family Tree official web site on the World Wide Web. Feb. 22 - Ruth Blair , professional <www.esquesinghistoricalsociety.ca> genealogist and author Send your e-mail to [email protected] or March 22 - Elise Cole , professional librarian [email protected] STREETSVILLE HIST. SOCIETY EHS NEWSLETTER The Society meets the 2nd Thursday of the John Mark Rowe prepared this newsletter month (Feb, Apr, Oct, Dec), 8:00pm, at with assistance from Karen Hunter and Streetsville Village Hall, 271 Queen Street Dawn Livingstone. Submissions welcome. South. Call Norm Potts at 905.858.0070. You may opt to receive your newsletter sent The Society has launched a Tweedsmuir electronically to an e-mail address you History of Streetsville , Volume 1. provide. Information at 905.542.1877 MEMBERSHIP BRAMPTON HIST. SOCIETY Our 2008 paid memberships stands at 119. The Society meets at Heart Lake The individual membership rate is $10. The Presbyterian Church, 25 Ruth Ave. at 7:15 family or institution rate is $12. Cheques Jan. 15 –Major Rick Ruggle (Ret.), archivist payable to the Society can be mailed to our for the Lorne Scots. post box. Membership runs until February, Feb. 19 –Dave Cook, historian & author but we are now accepting renewals for 2009. March 19 –AGM & heritage update. Marj Allen, membership secretary, will MILTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY accept your 2009 fee at the meetings. The Society meets at the Waldie Blacksmith ARCHIVES Shop at 16 James Street at 8p.m. on the third The Georgetown Arts and Crafts Society Thursday of each month. made a large donation of their records, Jan. 15 “MEMORIES AND THE disbanding after 65 years. See the article on RESTORATION OF SS#7 this Society inside this issue. NASSAGAWEYA SCHOOL” Work continued on the Acton Free Press with Laurie Wells negatives and updating photo donations at Feb. 19 “PICTURES & STORIES OF OLD holiday pace over the past two months. NASSAGAWEYA” with Audrey Allison The Halton Hills Libraries have started a March 19 “MARITIME HISTORY OF THE new project of digitizing the collection of GREAT LAKES” with Walter Lewis audio-cassettes we have made in the past. It NASAGIWEYA HIST. SOCIETY is planned to have the collection available The Nasagiweya Historical Society meets for listening on the internet by clicking on a the second Tuesday of each month at link. Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church in ARCHIVES OF ONTARIO Haltonville at 7 p.m. President Audrey 77 Grenville Street, Toronto 416-327-1600 Allison 905-854-2378 www.archives.gov.on.ca OAKVILLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY The new facility will open in April 2009 at For further information visit York University. www.oakvillehistory.org and click on HALTON-PEEL OGS EVENTS or phone 905-844-2695 Four Corners Branch Library, 65 Queen St., Brampton @ 2p.m. Call Ann Logan at 905-845-7755 Esquesing Historical Society Newsletter 5 TRAFALGAR HISTORICAL SOCIETY of volunteer officers which prompted the 24 Feb. AGM and Matthew Wilkinson will FAO to dissolve itself. be speaking on the early Trafalgar STARS OF THE TOWN settlement called The Catholic Swamp. Dubbed "Stars of the Town" by their creator, LIMEHOUSE KILN GRANT the late Rev. LeRoy (Roy) H. Massecar The Limehouse Kiln Society is pleased to (1918-2003), the collection of 85 silent announce the receipt of a substantial grant black and white 8mm films representing 88 from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. It is Ontario locations depict small town life in to be used expressly for the restoration of the province between 1947 and 1949. the large draw kiln, built in the 1800s, To supplement his modest church stipend, located within the hamlet of Limehouse, the Rev. Massecar filmed people from the Ontario. This is very exciting for all those small towns on film, returned to screen the involved, as the work will provide easier and films at town halls and community centres, safer access to the historic site for all users and invited the "stars" to attend for a modest of the Limehouse Conservation Area.
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    THE STAGE 1-2 ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF 8, 10 & 12 LINDSAY COURT, PART OF LOT 20, CONCESSION 8, GEOGRAPHIC TOWNSHIP OF ESQUESING, TOWN OF HALTON HILLS, HALTON REGION (original) THE STAGE 1-2 ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF 8, 10 & 12 LINDSAY COURT, PART OF LOT 20, CONCESSION 8, GEOGRAPHIC TOWNSHIP OF ESQUESING, TOWN OF HALTON HILLS, HALTON REGION (original) Prepared by Archaeological Assessments Ltd. 2227 Wuthering Heights Way, Oakville, Ontario L6M 0A3 Telephone - 905-469-8690 Facsimile - 905-469-8702 Consulting Archaeologist: Chris Brown Archaeological Consulting Licence Number P361 P.I.F. Number P361-068-2013 August 14, 2013 The Stage 1-2 Archaeological Assessment Of 8, 10 & 12 Lindsay Court, Part Of Lot 20, Concession 8, ii Geographic Township Of Esquesing, Town Of Halton Hills, Halton Region Archaeological Assessments Ltd. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PROJECT CONTEXT 1 1.1 Introduction And Development Context 1 1.2 Archaeological Context And Property Location 2 1.3 Historical Context 2.0 STAGE 2 ASSESSMENT 2 2.1 Field Methods 2 2.2 Record of Finds 4 2.3 Analysis and Conclusions 5 3.0 RECOMMENDATIONS & COMPLIANCE ADVICE 5 3.1 Recommendations 5 3.2 Compliance Advice 5 4.0 MAPS Figure 1 Location of the Subject Property 7 Figure 2 Aerial Photograph of the Subject Property 8 Figure 3 1877 Illustrated Historic Atlas Map of Esquesing Township 9 Figure 4 Archaeological Survey Coverage and Techniques 10 5.0 IMAGES Plate 1 12 Lindsay Court, Front 11 Plate 2 12 Lindsay Court, Rear 11 Plate 3 12 Lindsay Court, Rear 11 Plate 4 10 Lindsay Court, Front