Category: Ameliasburgh Township, Canada West

Categories: Prince Edward County, Canada West



For events before 1841, see Ameliasburgh Township, Upper Canada.

Settled in 1787, Ameliasburgh is an historic township in southern Ontario, Canada, one of the three original townships that formed Prince Edward County. Originally known as Seventh Town, it was renamed in 1787 after Princess Amelia, the youngest child of George III. Ameliasburgh Township, No. 7, occupied the balance of the waterfront of Prince Edward County on the Bay of Quinte.

For events after 1867, see Ameliasburgh Township, Ontario.


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Person Profiles (17)

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abt 1842 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward, Canada West - 05 Jan 1875
abt 1829 Hillier, Prince Edward, Upper Canada - 16 Feb 1886
14 Mar 1771 Albany, Albany, New York Colony - 03 Jun 1863
bef 1810 Lower Canada - abt 1849
abt 1851 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward County, Canada West
13 Jan 1841 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward County, Canada West

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27 Sep 1851 Ameliasburgh, Ameliasburg Township, Prince Edward, Upper Canada - aft 1902

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18 Oct 1820 Upper Canada

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20 Jun 1842 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward, Canada West - 01 Aug 1932
abt 1808 France - 28 Jul 1885

L

18 Mar 1831 Ameliasburg Township, Prince Edward, Upper Canada - 17 Nov 1904

M

abt 30 Dec 1804 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward, Upper Canada - 1868

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27 Mar 1830 Ameliasburg Township, Prince Edward, Upper Canada - 1913

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02 Feb 1854 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward County, Canada West - 11 Oct 1941
08 Apr 1841 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward, Canada West - 27 Jan 1935

S

06 Mar 1842 Ameliasburgh, Prince Edward, Canada West - 23 Oct 1927

W

21 Mar 1836 Ameliasburg, Prince Edward, Canada West - 21 Oct 1916




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