Annuaire d'Aylmer 1851


Description d'Aylmer


The County Town of the County of Ottawa, in the Township of Hull, is situated on the Chaudière Lake, eight miles above Bytown. The town was originally laid out by Charles Symmes, Esq., in 1830, and is now a thriving place, containing several large Lumbering Establishments. Populagtion about 1000 - for stage and steamboat faces, see "Bytown"

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Hôtel British, Robert Conroy, - travellers will find every convenience at this house, and conveyances are furnished when required.
Carter Brock, médecin et chirurgien
Carter Geo. S., avocat
Church, Peter H., M.D., médecin et chirurgien
Conroy Robert, marchand de bois, magasin général, et l'hôtel British
Egan John & Co., marchand de bois, et magasin général - agent de la compagnie d'assurance National Loan Fund Life Assurance de London
Egan John, M.P.P., pour le comté d'Otttawa
Fenwick Thomas G., avocat, &c., s'occupe de la cour de circuit du comté de Deux-Montagnes.
Roney J.J., arpenteur provincial de terre et magasin général
Wadsworth James, lumber merchant and general store


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Alyn Peter, jun., advocate
Aylmer Bakery, R. Conroy
Aylmer Union Steam Mill Company, R.A. Young, secretary and treasurer
Bolton George, innkeeper
Berry John, tinsmith
Bytown & Aylmer Turnpike Road Company, R.A. Young, secretary
Chepmell Henry, grocer
Clock Robert, innkeeper
Connor John, tailor
Conroy James, innkeeper
Coughlan M., lumber merchant and general store
Cousineau Mark, tinsmith
Cullen Michael, tailor
Driscoll Alfred, provincial land surveyor
Equitable Fire Assurance Company of London, R.A. Young, agent
Freeman James, baker
Foran John, lumber merchant and general store
Haldane Mark, general store
Hughes Rev. Mr., Roman Catholic
Johnson Rev. J.G., Church of England
Kenney William, carriagemaker
Kennedy Donald, architect and builder
Lafontaine A., advocate and clerk of the court
Larue Andrew, notary public
Masson Joseph, provincial land surveyor
Murphy Henry, tinsmith
Newman John, provincial land surveyor
Ottawa Argus, weeklypaper, T. Watson, publisher
Parker Asa, gardener and seedman
Ronge Andrew, saddler and harnessmaker
Smith Dryden, innkeeper
Snow John, provincial land surveyor
Symmes Charles C., lumber merchant
Taylor James F., county registrar
Thompson James, general store
Topley J., saddler and harnessmaker
Trombeault J.B., innkeeper
Watson Thomas, printer
White Richard, tailor
Woods J.R., postmaker, and general store
Young R.A., notary public