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- Queenston, ON
- 1 of Robert Hamilton (1750-1809), the founder of Queenston. He was a prosperous merchant and in 1792 was
- 2 appointment of agents as follows: Grant & Kirby, Queenston, John Chisholm, Head of the Lake (Hamilton), Wm.
- 3 steamboat QUEENSTON was built in 1824 at Queenston, financed by the sons of the late Robert Hamilton.
- 4 Archibald MacDonald at Kingston; Kerby & Co., Queenston; Jas. Lockhart at Niagara; Wm. Bergin at York;
- 5 BRITAIN, 1830 Prescott CANADIAN, 1833, Kingston Queenston, 1824, Queenston CANADA, 1826, Rouge River UNITED
- 6 & Co., Niagara and to W. Wynn or W. Duff at Queenston.
- 7 during 1838. The QUEEN VICTORIA was launched at Queenston, and the GORE at Niagara. The QUEEN VICTORIA,
- 8 to go to Toronto, they had to row across to Queenston, to board the
- 9 Hugh Richardson, was in service between Toronto, Queenston and Lewiston, while the BRITANNIA, Capt. Wm.
- 10 and Kingston, CITY OF TORONTO, from Lewiston & Queenston to Toronto and Kingston, under command of Capt.
- 11 six a.m. for Niagara, Youngstown, Lewiston and Queenston, and arrive in time for the Railroad Cars for the
- 12 In coming into St. Catharines from Queenston, a large new building will attract the attention
- 13 to Oswego, lumberSch. ELLEN WILSON, Softley, to Queenston, light
- 14 excursion to Queenston Heights for the employees of F. G. Beckett & Co.
- 15 and, on Fridays she went to Grimsby, Niagara and Queenston. This steamer, originally named OLIVE, was built
- 16 of Christ Church Cathedral for an excursion to Queenston Heights. She sailed from MacKay's Wharf at 8:30
- 17 in port to take excursion parties, the former to Queenston, the latter to Toronto. On the same day, word from
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This volume is copyright The Estate of Ivan S. Brookes and is published
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