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On 2 Dec 1868, Margaret Bourdette Barton of Demorestville related her memories of her UEL family's settling near Kingston, and later returning to Canada after living for a time in New York State. This story was told by Margaret to her son, Thomas Barton, who wrote down her words. ("The Barton Diaries") may be the oldest materials in our collection. In her memoirs, she recalls the eclipse of 1806 in Kingston. Also called the Tecumseh eclipse. ![]()
Kingston will be experiencing totality during the upcoming eclipse on 8 April 2024.
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Seventh Town Historical Society volunteers worked tirelessly on this project using the original "Barton Diaries" which are housed in our library.
Kudos to our President, Bev Sprague for donning yet another cap to see this project through!
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On the evening of a very warm May day in 1873, the members of the Methodist church in Demorestville held a meeting. They decided that The Old Stone Church would be remodeled: the roof raised six feet,...3 weeks ago
International Women's Day - Remembering the life and legacy of Marilyn Adams. youtu.be/thy3zqkGwyA
MARILYN ADAMS U.E. was born 3 August 1934 and died 29 May 1990. She was the 4th great granddaughter of John Weese U.E., the first permanent settler of the Township of Ameliasburgh, and perhaps also of Prince Edward County. Marilyn was educated in Rednersville & Belleville; she then attended Peterborough Teachers’ College.
Her 35 year teaching career was spent at several schools in Oshawa. During this time she earned her BA from Queen’s University, Kingston. Following Marilyn’s retirement in 1989, she became active with 7th Town Historical Society, Ameliasburgh. Although her volunteer time was short, through her philanthropy she had a profound influence on the future direction of the Society.
When Marilyn died in May of 1990, she left her estate to 7th Town Historical Society to create a genealogical research centre, now known as the Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre.
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