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The canadian land and emigration company was an english company formed in 1861 to promote the sale of lands in the province of canada, most of which would later form the municipality of dysart et al in haliburton county.
Voters' list, 1883 [electronic resource] municipality of snowdon, provisional county of haliburton.
7 mailing lists haliburton county was originally organized in 1874 as the provisional county of haliburton as part of peterborough county, victoria county, and nipissing district.
Haliburton is a county of ontario, canada, known as a tourist and cottage area in central ontario for its scenery and for its resident artists. Haliburton county and the village of haliburton are named after thomas chandler haliburton, author, statesman, and the first chairman of the canadian land and emigration.
The history of the provisional county of haliburton embraces only a short period the number of ratepayers in 1881 was 1322, it had increased to 1362 in 1883.
Dorset's highway 35b business route existed up until 1974, when it was formally decommissioned. Provincial jurisdiction over highway 35b came to an end on october 18, 1974, when the route of highway 35b from highway 118 northerly through dorset was transferred to the district municipality of muskoka and the provisional county of haliburton.
Haliburton county was established in 1983, but had existed as the provisional county of haliburton since 1874. Haliburton county and the village of haliburton are named after thomas chandler haliburton, author, statesman, and the first chairman of the canadian land and emigration company.
Walter haliburton was born circa 1340, at birth place, to john haliburton of direleton, knight and * margaret haliburton (born cameron). John was born in 1314, in haliburton, east lothian, scotland. * was born circa 1322, in ballegarno castle, perthshire, scotland.
Later, in 1874, the provisional county was also to bear his name. Thomas chandler haliburton died in 1865 and to the recollection of history, never saw the area which bears his name.
The townships of anson, hindon and lutterworth were also withdrawn from the county in 1874 and transferred to the new provisional county of haliburton. [16] in 1974, as a result of the creation of the regional municipality of durham manvers township was withdrawn from durham county and transferred to victoria county.
From 1883 to 1952 clinton county was part of the twenty fifth judicial district with cameron and elk counties. From 1952 to present clinton county is the twenty fifth judicial district by itself. The first session of court held in clinton county was presided over by judge thomas burnside on december 16, 1839.
Voters' list, 1896, of the municipality of the township of snowdon, provisional county of haliburton [electronic resource].
Haliburton was chairman of the board of directors of the british land and immigration company in england, who were responsible for developing most of the area before it became incorporated into a provisional county in 1887. The municipality also includes the smaller communities of donald, eagle lake, fort irwin, goulds, harburn, kennaway.
Further townships were surveyed, thus extending the reach of the county northwards. In 1874, the townships of bruton, cardiff, dysart, dudley, glamorgan, guilford, harburn, harcourt, minden, monmouth, snowden and stanhope were withdrawn from the county and transferred to the new provisional county of haliburton.
The provisional county of haliburton was established in 1874 and comprised of 23 townships from the northern portions of peterborough and victoria counties. Although administration of justice would continue to be handled by victoria county, the village of minden was established as the site of the registry offices as well as the meeting place.
Haliburton remained a provisional county for many years, due to its relatively small population. On december 16, 1982, the haliburton county act passed provincial legislation to instate haliburton as a full fledged county. On january 19, 1983 the haliburton county council held its inaugural meeting.
Gooderham located in haliburton county 18 km southeast of haliburton, this place was first called pine lake. The name was changed to gooderham in 1873, after george gooderham, of the gooderham and worts milling and distillery interests, gave generously to a subscription to build a methodist church here.
Provisional county of haliburton, 1883, auditors' report [electronic resource].
Note that haliburton county did not come into being until 1881, as the provisional county of haliburton, formed by 3 townships withdrawn from victoria county, 12 townships withdrawn from peterborough county and another 5 from nipissing district.
Haliburton county was formed as a provisional county when the townships wanted to raise taxes and encourage the construction of the victoria railway. Haliburton county was named for canadian historian judge thomas chandler haliburton.
Designed for visitors to the haliburton highlands, the visitor information map will help you find information on, and the location of, fun and alluring features throughout the county.
The haliburton international film festival (hiff) is held each november at the northern lights performing arts pavilion at the high school. The annual haliburton art and craft festival is held on the fourth weekend in july and is a signature event for haliburton county with attendance of approx 7500 and over 100 artisans.
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The county of haliburton's planning department provides professional land use planning advice to members of the public, as well as council, staff, and our four.
) title voters' list, 1883 municipality of snowdon, provisional county of haliburton.
By 1883, the province of ontario had begun to open up neighbouring townships in haliburton and muskoka with offers of free land grants, and the company found settlers were even more reluctant to purchase company lands.
Voters' list, 1883 municipality of snowdon, provisional county of haliburton.
The following is a return of the number of ratepayers in each township in the provisional county of haliburton, for the years 1874 (the year of the formation of the county), for 1881 (the year previous to the north-west boom), and for 1883 (the year after the north-west boom burst):.
Mary marjory haliburton (born douglas halyburton) was born in 1377, at birth place, to archibald the black the grim douglas, 3rd lord of douglas, earl of wigtown, lord of galloway, bothwell and douglas and lady johana douglas (born de moray, countess of douglas and moray).
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