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'I
WN.rERLOO
nnd are0
The pri va. te
of
from
2
soldier�:
to
dr:wn lots.
500
stock;
House:
Huffman:
c::n11
non-commi �.ionec'
for
surnames
for exatn.ple,
Lutes:
show th2t
Anger:
Maybee:
Intermingled
the
British nativity;
army
,
with
Pu t!11an:
from having
Quakers
to hpve
to
VinrlPcker:
beco!11P.
attrRcted
some
Burger:
An(f
solfli ers
�ettlers.
of'
�en
�tPP�y influx of
R
being
taken no active part in resting
\'T'PP:Pr:
tPTTieo
"Late Loy?..li sts"
the Pevolutiorr,
or
'Tere
Miennoni tes.
or
Quakerf
The
were
as
�ebstei&
Will�on;
ne&rly
Cutler,
Burwell�
surnames
all
of �nglish
Dennis:
H8.vens:
rescent
The Mennonites ...,.ere of Gem,;:;.n
Barnhart:
P-r�nts
�r-empn
�i sha rgefl
some
cesicP.d
from the United StatE:s,
,
tl:.ey
Benner:
8y9es:
them were
who
reel ""'Ver
they vere 11e2rly all of
Anguish:
years later Simcoe's proclamation,
imigrants
off'icers
loc8tion of h'hicb
ci.
Wintcmute.
�ruik�h;:ink.
by E.A.
before
anr
acres,
Their
German
eHrly 1800' s;;
,
Clirr,enh2.ga:
Nisener:
Morgentern (
1Jilhelm:
Winger:
Danner:
Fretz:
Morningstc..r)
Zavitz:
They
Hahn:
Near:
spoke
P.:ill:
anne<r?r�
as
bare
such
PchoolPy:
nv
thP ncirr.e�:
Jansen:
Sherk:
so"1e
Rnf
Pouna:
Her�hey:
7eff:
and
,
origin,
-r\r�Pn'Jer:
Phi sler:
of them vrote
.,..rmrn:
the
German dic.lE:ct kno1-rn as Pennsylvania. rut.ch.
a�d
Hoth Mennonites
wagons.,
horses,
Quakers
travelled
from Pennsyl vanic. & Nev. Jersey;
agricultural
bla.ck Rock,
townships
&
settled
implel11ents &
of Sugar Loaf,
and Wainfleet.
families had
The
residec'l in their new homes
of Adair,
Campbell:
th_p Vpr�r �t
::>no
th.e
?.0jc::it"0n+,
aftcrwcir0.!3 known �� RQ·nft_ier�tone
·when the Rectory of Waterloo �...r? s
surnames
them c<" +.tle,
entt::'TPfl
'They
of' �ertie,
East & West;
in coverer
bringing ·with
furniture.
the back 02rts
overl8n0
estA rli sh0n, MPny·
for rn.ori=:
\;r;:iig:
t'hc:tn
th:! rty �rp:::ir·s
Mc:!XVP-11:
'/
Mc.
Farla.ne:
indic�te
a
Mc.Intosh:
consid0rable
Mc.Intyre:
"ickPnzie:
Nair:
imigration froM Scotland.
Pei<'i:
�
P.c0tt.
�Cruikshank:::
The
was
negro
possible
Service.
\
and
to
coloured population hr:ic1
raise 100 men for a
grown
colourec'!
so
that in
Corns
183::'-,
in thA
it
Y<ilitc>ry
�,
�VICIDRIA: :
::
Stehen Jarvis aquired the farm by the Canadian side
of the International Bridge and when laying out his i?lan for the
village he gave it the name fo Victoria.
built here
Two railway stations were
: the Grand Trunk called Victoria and The Canadian Southern
called Fort erie.
The villag-ers prefere the name Riverton but it was never
1894
By I..a\·r 623 created the name "ILJTEPJ;JATIONAL
accepted.
In June of
BRIDGE".
The name was con sider ed too long· and shortly after the village
!:le came"BRIDGEBURG".
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