The following petition contains the names of 88 adult male Catholics of Huntley township (Carleton Co., Ontario [Upper Canada]), circa 1837. This is not a complete inventory of RC males, or of RC male heads of household, in Huntley township at that time (among the names that I was expecting/hoping to find, but which do show up here, are Moran, Hogan, and Cahill, for example). It is a list only of those men in and around the Huntley area who signed on to the petition.
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A. Whelan | Thymothy Forrest | John Lahey |
John Whelan | James Forrest | William Green |
Christopher Whelan | Richard Forrest | John Green |
Peter Carthy | Cornelious Forrest | John Galvin |
Andrew Carthy | James White, Sen. | |
Dennis Carthy | Patrick Mahaney | John Kennedy |
Jas. Whelan | Carrol Sulivan | John Keefe |
Patrick O, Leary | William Welsh | James Allen |
Michael Meehen | John Russel | Jefrey Donoghue |
James Quin | Garret Russel | Michl. Cronan |
Philip Green | Thimothy Kenedy | John Mahony |
Richard Goody | James Buckley | Joseph Donoghue |
William White | Dennis Brian | John Bresnahan |
James White Jr | John Bresnahan | James Bresnaham |
Thomas Bresnahan | ||
Thomas Lahey |
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Maurice Roach | James Manion |
Simon McGrath | Dannial Maxwell |
Micl McGrath Senr | Martin Maxwell |
Micl McGrath Junr | John Maxwell |
Michael Roach | Owen Kelly |
Wilm Fitzpatrick | Daniel OLeary |
Thos McVeay | Samuel OLeary |
Arther McVeay | James OLeary |
Martin Mannion | Patt Carroll |
William Gregg | John Ryan |
Michl Gregg | James McDonnol |
Wm Gregg Junr | John Kelley |
John Kennedy | Darby Kelley |
Andrew Manion | John Dwire |
John Manion | Thomas Brown |
John Felhey? | Garret Brown |
Patk Manion | Bernd. McGee |
Patt Kennedy | Peter Whelan |
Edmond Ring | Ml Cavanagh |
James Mantil | Wm Cavanagh |
Robert Mantil | MLT Cavanagh |
1 Roman Catholics of the township of Huntley petition, 1837, Upper Canada Land Petitions, RG 1, L 3, vol. 239A, bundle H20, petition 118, microfilm C-2096, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa.
(More on this, and on a related petition of 1840, in a later entry).