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I 4 t HISTORY OF LOT 11, CONC. 1, ARRAN TOWNSHIP In 1851. Joseph Briggs of Lot 11,.Conc. 2, him. Previous to this he had worked in a surrendered his right of possessmn to flour mill. Charles Peacock. On Nay k, 1355, Charles Peacock assigned the lot to William Grange. He first came to Oneida, New York State, . and after a short time there came to Bol- In the spring of the year 1851 William ton, Ontario. After farming there for some _ (: V; V 2'tl 'r, _ -- JN 4 _ . 4 1 , I" = - I 1 ' 1 i - L , t oui, [ ",r "'7" "", r ' ..,j [ Cl N - 11" _ It.'? a"'----- hi te, e CC'isrrrst(, Mr. William Grange Mrs. William Grange .154" Grange (son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grange), time in the fall of 1855 he came by foot _ a young man of 26 years, left Nunnington, to Arran Township, settling on Lot 11, Yorkshire, England, for America. He Gone. 1. A log shanty was erected about brought his wife (nee Ann Humpleby, daught- 30 rods northwest of the present house and er of Robert and Mary Humpleby) and his two there he lived the first winter. young daughters, Margaret and Jane, with 'rr,-,:,]- 7' .14-.. MW" - -_--i-r-e v - _ "7' --re..6, 3'1] " .1 . y y _ 41:44 ' 'l 4 a; "ittsss-e,,ulga, 1 I Cz'" ' FAS,.', '7stCi:5s'-iriftsr,adis"u%iWg "' 4 4: Blfg 'rei'iii,',' may flr,ilC:c,tlltltai i",';:?) 'fl Llé'g'é'sfim it I t " ' , ' , I1lESiiBEt:, Qiégfi" 'sfttib,' _ 1lElMlI . - ~-Q~4144 - . - 4- "iell , _ 'l, I 'lgcli-'iii-'-,iigatiip-, .4: . Ill I ._ Mt ij , I I; E - .e - i1lllirtiie-,:5sXi-rritrf-,-lf--g-z, t i , l Eff , ltllgl tlla a; ri?i'ri'ii'i'diicft'ie'i1'f,' -4 , ' . = l Mli,lllitll _ ' - i - ' it. Home of Mr. and Mrs. William Grange, 1874 ---g