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John Palmer >,vas an early trader, residing first in Fort Erie,
and later moving to Buffalo. He built a house there in 1795, and
a tavern (on the site of the Memorial Aud. ) that was know as
Palmer Inn.
Hi.s ::..st. wife was Caty, the c{augh ter of l,ewis Maybe. After
her death he maried her sister Mary, and returned with her to
the Maybe property tm the Ni~gara River road. He again opened an
Inn and the area became known as Palmer's Point. After his death
his wife continued to run the place, and it was known far and wide
as mother Palmer's.
MAYBEE PROPERTY: WILLOUGHBY.
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d. 1813.
Before moving to Buffalo to live with his brother Joseph R•
taught school at the old fort.
He was responsible for the ist
school in Buffalo virhich stood at the south west er. of Pearl and
Swan Streets •
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of Bertie 1795 as belonging to ,Joseph. Palmer.
1801.
Crown to Joseph Palmer : lot t C.)... 3. con.!f:,,9_,2, acres.
(this must include other lands)
lot I £z.
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John Palmer & wife: eldest son of Joseph Palmer , deceased
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1832
Aug. 27.
Robert Dubson: discharge of Morgage to Lewis Palmer:
lot # 2 in 1st. con.L.E. S.P. of lot # 2 broken front L.E.
1828.
B.&.s. Lewis Palmer
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100 acres lot 2.
& 'Nife Cat, ;rine to Fredrick Rose:
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Lewis Palmer & wife to Frederick Rose : 110 acres •
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ELEANOR PALMER::: praying for leave to sell spiritous
within the limits of the Garrison of Fort Erie .
N. Hist. Society:
Joseph Palmer , praying for land.
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John& Joseph Palmer sons of Sgt. Palmer of the 34Regt.
recommended 200 acrs each.
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500 acres and prays for his
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marr: Catb.arj_ne Woolever: b . 1803 d. May 7, 1867
bur: St. Paul's Cemetery, Fort Erie.
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Lewis Palmer served in the Provincial Dragoons 1812- 181L1-.
He was taken prisoner at Lundy;s Lane. He later became a Captain in
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1801; Crown to Joseph Palmer lot 1 & 2 . 200 acres •
1802 May 22, John Palmer(Richard); executor and eldest son of
Joseph Palmer deceased : grant to John Mc . Kay 492 acres
lot 1 & 2 in the 3rd con. with broken front •
( This piece of property runs east from the border of Kraft Rd .
An old ho~stead still stands by the Corner of the Garrison &
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1827 . Jan. 12. Lewis Palmer heir of Jopn _Palmer granted to Peter
Woolever: lot 2 in the 3rd con . L E. (actually the 3rd. range)
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Grown te J@:SeJ>h. Falmer let 1 & 2 : 200 a-ores
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Jehn :Palme.r , exew.ter lllld elcle.st sen ef' Jose.;ph
Palme~· dec-eaae:d; whe died 1ntestat. e ; gran1. to
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with breken front.
Wi~e ef Jesepa• Eleanor. sec:end aen Jese:ph tieharct.
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1821 • Jan 12.
Lewis. :Palmer lle:ir of John Palmer grant to :P9'te•
'Weoleve:r Let # 2 in the 2nd. een. en the Ga.r:risen RI:.
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l.831.. Jan. 14. Reibert llixen t.e Lewis :Pal.mer 492 aeres. let 1 & 2 in
1.st & 2nd. een:.;. with broken frent.• · :
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~872. Apr. l.7. Le.wis Palmer and Elisa.beth Shisler: Richard Graham
as exee:uter e:fr Peter Woal.ever.
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\lillLiam Re;,ins:fertl ~llacheler grant tG Elisabeth Shisler
fOO acres. # oOO. 00 Let, 2 e:on. 2 en 3m. range; :rrem
lake Erie en the Garrison Ra. as eenveyed to E.
3'hisle.r by Rebert K.Slherif:t by dead 1865.
1892.
El:!.:.:abe-th Shisler t.e Wa.llaaw
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Elizabeth S'hisler & JQ>eeb t.e Elmer Seisl.er.
1900.
Wal.ace
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Elmer E. S'hisle.r "bae.he.lor t.a .K&t;hrtJi S>hisle:r
1927.
Kathryn Jl.(Shi.sler) Venn wife ef' Edward Vena &
Howai"d S>b.isll.er & Elsie K. ClF.twt wife ef R-ey Claus,
grant. 1lG Kathryn :a. TellD.•
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~927. A'tlllg. 18. W:lllMm Whit,e & wif'e te Elmer Wl'llte & R•bina M White
his wife 3/7-20 aQ·res : n.E. :part. ef' E i ef let 2
( Elm.e:r White went bankrapt 1935. Land went ta,
Lina »urgwege:r , widow.
1939. Nov. 1.
C-harles E. Bingleman received land f'Nm.Louisa M.
Wilson l. :i~ .. tt·~"of.-,l;&t 2; 50 aeres $ 1800. 00
1940.
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�JOHN ALEX LEIGH PALMER
(1815-June 4,1352 '-"e 37) (McAfeea)
John Alexander Leight/ Palmer, Innkeeper Crossroad pa.rt of Lot
11 and 12 married Elizabeth Glover. Their children:
Mary Jane b. Sept 9, 1841 d. 1862 married Geo. Gonder
Sally Ann ° Ja:n l, 1842
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Lewis Andrew
Carrie MeMann
Edward Ca,rr
Evelyn & Vivian d. young.
EJ,leno:re (El§k1m) Pal.mer (1802-J.892) m. Andrew Miller Jr. (1799-1862)
Their children:
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John Palmer M1ller(b. Oct 23, 1828 d. 1904)m\rr;ed Fr1sc1lla
wad• {1S53-1931) d. of william Wade & Xargaret(MoDade) Wade
Stevensville in 1877. Burded in Ridgemount- St. John's.
Hen;cy Edward Miller,
(Apr. 20, 1830-Feb.15, 1908, married
Mary Augusta Bnun (1826-1900).
Buried St. John 1 a R1dgemount.
)m ( 1) Frances Miller
William Lewis Miller {Aug. 18, 1834( 2J Caroline :Miller
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Miller b {Feb 1832-
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Robert Bowen.
a Miller" (Jiov30, 1839-1926) married. Thos. Harding
-1920 .
Gra.ves in St.John"s, Ridge.mount$
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Jo}:m Palmer who landed 11vith the refugees from the U.S.A. , came to
Canada with his four sor:Ls, Jahn Will:Lar:i Henry B.t Jacob, and his wife
Matilda Everett whom he married in Pennsylvania.
He was given a Grant of 100 acres from the Crown on the N.River.
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Palmer house was located on the river road 1Jetween Millers Bay and
Blacl;;:. Creek .. It was a large buildii1g containing 35 lJedrooms. It was built
of soli~ logs obtained from the adjacent country, and surfaced with
stout clapboards. It had a large terrace or verandah upstairs, that
faced the river. It 1 s bar was famous for it's elderberry & grape wines;
a Plamer product that it served exclusively. On the farm was a large
swamp called Palmer 1 s marsh, which was about 40 acres in exstent.
In 1812 General Drummond had his headquarters at Palmer House.
In 1813 the hostillery was the headquarters of the Canadian Militia.
The building was raised in 1885 •
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