Ontario Archives Land Record Index: the Flynns of lot 11, concession 10, and lot 10, concession 9, Emily Township (1825-1846)
Record
- Date
- 1825-1846
- Held by
- Archives of Ontario, Land Record Index (1979 microfiche), via archive.org
- Reference
- RG 1 C-I-4, vol. 20, pp. 255-256 (locations, 24 Nov 1825); RG 1 C-I-3, vol. 154, pp. 8, 25 (Orders-in-Council); RG 1 C-I-3, vol. 92, p. 5 (Heir and Devisee Commission, Jan 1846)
- Seen as
- originalimagetranscriptabstractindex
What it says
The township index for Emily (fiche 22, pp. 4712-4716, PDF pp. 241-245; and fiche 23, p. 4773), read in
the Emily research pass (research/dwyer/Flynns_of_Emily_Township.md, October 2026). “PR” marks a
Peter Robinson immigrant.
- N½ lot 11, concession 10: William Flynn, located 24 Nov 1825 (RG 1 C-I-4, vol. 20, p. 256); Order-in-Council in his name, 14 Aug 1846 (RG 1 C-I-3, vol. 154, p. 25).
- S½ lot 11, concession 10: John Flynn, located 24 Nov 1825 (same page); Order-in-Council, 21 Apr 1834 (vol. 154, p. 8).
- N½ lot 10, concession 9: Daniel Flynn, located 24 Nov 1825 (vol. 20, p. 255).
- January 1846, N½ lot 11, concession 10, an assignment through the Heir and Devisee Commission to John Flynn, residence Emily (RG 1 C-I-3, vol. 92, p. 5). The Commission heard claims by the heirs, devisees and assignees of the original nominees. The index does not say which John was; the claim papers (Archives of Ontario, RG 40) would.
A father and two grown sons on neighbouring half-lots is the pattern of the 1825 locations. The Nine Ships 1825 table has William on the S½ of lot 11, against the index’s N½.