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                  <text>west

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Apr . .Â· 8 . 186I: Crown to Robert Stanton.
Sept. 27. 1871. B.S.

Charles Magrath &amp; wife Arma Louisa bars inheritance to
Robert Arnold.

Aug.

&lt;

4 . 1885. B.&amp;.S. Robert Arnold to Edward Ferguson: 2/1/4 acres.

lot J. west side of Niagara River Rd.
Apr.

8. 1861. Crown to Rober Stanton.

Sept. 27. 1871. Charles MaGRATH &amp; wife Louisa to Robert Arnold.
Oct.

1. 1866. Robert Arnold to Harriet Ellsworth: 4 acres.

Dec.

4. 1891. Harriet Ellsworth to Frank Wilgrus.

Aug. 26. 1904. Quit Claim

Huilman

Mar. 13. 1816. Harriet T. Smith
i

&amp;

wife to Harriet s J;ll: pt. lot.

formerly Sewell to Herbert N. Smith.

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Apr. 10. 1929. Herbert Smith to Ontario Hotel Corporation( Hotel not built)
Apr.

8. 1938. Trustees of Herbert Smith to Wm. Murray. Frederick

w.

Smith:&amp;

Gertrude Maddison: Exts . of Agnes M. maddison: personally

.,

.

Kate M. Smith: Margaret L.M.Smith widow:Hylton G. Smith &amp; wife:
Stanley H. Smith &amp; wife.
Aug.

1. 1838. trustees of the estate of Alice P Willson.

Oct. 31. 1938. Alice P. Willson

&amp;

William to Maxim GraÂ¥ .

Apr. 13. 1939, Maxim Gray to Charles R. Hagey_.

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