The Athens Reporter- excerpts have been taken from this newspaper for the years – 1925 to 1930. The original newspapers are in the archives of the Heritage House Museum, Athens, Ontario New Dublin – Feb 23, 1925 Dr. T.R. Whaley and Mrs. Whaley of Alsask, Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. W. Whaley of Charleston, […]
New Dublin – News from the Village
The Athens Reporter and County of Leeds Advertiser Excerpts have been taken from this paper referencing the following hamlet for the years 1889, 1894 and 1895 Jan 8, 1889 Miss. Hester Wiltse has been engaged to teach school in New Dublin for the coming year. Saturday June 22nd 1889 Mr. Byron Cadwell of New Dublin […]
St. John the Evangelist Anglican Cemetery
St. John the Evangelist Anglican Cemetery Concession: 6, Lot: 20; – New Dublin Community Cemetery Board* – Across the road from the New Dublin Cemetery – GPS- 44.667349, -75.800447 […]
New Dublin Community Cemetery
New Dublin Community Cemetery Across from St. John’s Anglican Cemetery, Concession: 6, Lot: 20, New Dublin Community Cemetery Board – GPS 44.666448, -75.800546 […]
New Dublin- A Hamlet in Elizabethtown
New Dublin (Lamb’s Pond; Dublin Corners) Lamb’s Pond was the original name of this settlement, the name being taken from a mile long body of water on the Lamb Homestead. Nicholas Burns was born in Dublin, Ireland and as a lad of 19, migrated to Canada in 1820. He settled at Lamb’s Pond […]
New Dublin – A One Room School House in Elizabethtown
New Dublin School (School Section #15) The first school was built near Lamb’s Pond, almost across the road from the Ernest Kendrick farm, later owned by Donald Stewart. Later a school was built on the Horton Farm near the present school. No dates are know for the erection of either of these buildings. The […]