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REFERENCES
(i) "Cyclo~edia of Iflethodiem in Canada" by G.H. Cornish,
Volume T (1881); Volume I1 {1903).
(2) "A Pioneer History of the Col~n'cy of Lanark" by J .S.
1~1cGill (1968).
(3) "Early Days Of Nethodism b. Pertha Asbury Methodist Church
1e21-1921" by Rev, T. Brohn, quoted Ln "The Centenary of
Wethodism in Perth Celebrated" Perth Ccurier irolwne 88,
no. 11 t0ct. 21, 1321).
(4! "Abstracts of Eirths Marriages, Deaths in Bafhurst Courier
and Eerth Courier, 1834-1869'' by Louise FIopfl19747,
(5! "Historical Atlas of Lanark and Renfrew Counties" H. Elelder,
and CO. (1883-81) reprinted by Cming, Fort Elgin (1972).
16) The unpublished j~urnals of Xev. Willlam Be31 in Queen's
University Archi-ses, Douglas Library, Yin.nqston: Volumes 6,
14 and 15 (1828, 1842 and 1Eb6).

(7) T~linu~es of Circuit Meetings and Quax-kerly Meetings, Ferth
Methoiist Chapel (181i2, 1P43 and L&&)F courtesy of N.
Semple, Amistant Archivist, United Church of Canada,
Victoria UnLversitjy , Toronto .
(8) "Pioneer Sketches of tie District of Bathurst" by A.
Haydon. Ryerson, To-onto (1925).
(9) "Perth Remembered" Perth Museum (1967).
(10) The Ferth Courier, ilec. 22, 1E56: on ~icrofihn at the
Perth hTuseum and the Fublic Archives in Ottawa; see also
Reference (4).
(11) Sheet 31 C/16, Edition 2 MCZ, Scrie~ 751;
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Universal Transverse Mercatos Grid 402330 rn E, b972000 rn N
(12) Directory for Parth, Lanark County, (about 1858) an "Map
of the Counties of Lanark and Rsnfrew" (by Walling),
published by Putnaq, Presc~tt, 1853 (ph~tocopy by Public
Archives of Canada) .