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                  <text>SHOWING LOCATION OF WM. LYON MACKENZIE MARKER
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CEREMONY OF THE UNVEILING OF PLAQUE MARKING THE PLACE

WHERE WILLI .AM LYON MACKENZIE ESCAPED TO THE UNITED STATES IN 1837
CHAIRMAN - C.N.GLENNY - PRESIDENT OF FORT ERIE

HISTORICAL SOCIETY

MR. MAXIM T. GRAY - REPRESEN'I'ING NIAGARA PABKS COMMISSION
MR. FRED. HOUSE - REEVE OF B ERTI E TOWNSHIP
PROF. T.L.McILWRAITH, MEMB ER OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL &amp; HISTO RI CAL SITES BOA
MR. GEORGE BUKATOR - M.P.P.

MR. ALBERT W. MI LLER - MUSEUM DIRECTOR, FORT ERIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MISS ROSE SEATON

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FORT ERIE HISTORICAL SOCIETY L IBRARIAN
( UNVEILI?li)

THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON WM. BURT
(DEDICATION)
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THE QUEEN

MACKENZIE'S C RD S SING

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ON DECNvIBER 7, 1837' WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE-' sÂ· ilf&gt;ATRIOT'.! FORCES
VIBRE DEFEATED NORTH OF TORONTO BY I.OYALIS T MILITIA AND HE FLED
TOWARD THE UNITED S,TATES.
TRAVELLING LITTLE USED ROUTF.S IN
ORDER 'ID AVOID: GOVERNMENT FORCES WHICH WERE SCOURING. THE
COUNTRYSIDE, HE REACHED THIS VICINITY ON D ECEMBER llTH. CAPT.
SAMUEL MCA FEE , WHO OWNED THIS PROPERTY AT THE TIME, PROVIDED
MACKENZIE WI'IH A BJAT TO CROSS THE NIAGARA RIVER. WHILE THE
REBEL LEADER WAS EMBARKING, COL. JAMES KERBY: ARRIVED WITH A
DETACHivIENT OF MILITIA, BUT THE MCAFEE FAMILY DISTRACTED HIS
ATTENTION UNTIL MACKENZIE GAINED THE SAFETY OF THE AMERICAN
SHORE.

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THE ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORIC SITES BOARD

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