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...emesia, Glenelg and Bentinck Townships in Grey and Brant Township in Bruce County until it is interrupted by a range of lots fronting on the boundary road be
...llages in 1857. Walkerton is called “The chief town of the county” of Bruce, though with only an estimated 175 inhabitants. Durham on the Owen Sound R
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On December 5th, 1878, [[Bruce County]] Council passed a bylaw to incorporate the village of Tiverton and the loc
...he village. In view of the loss, County Council refunded the amount of the county rates to the village for that year and the destroyed buildings were replace
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===EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OF COUNTY VALUATORS, 1901.===
[[Image:Bruce_County.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Image showing Bruce County Townships (1951)]]
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COUNTY of BRUCE<br/>
Treasurer of the County of Bruce<br/>
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...hibald moved to Bruce Township. Allan (b. 1834) married Flora McIntyre of Bruce Township, and in a few years moved to Inverhuron.</p>
...about 1860 and the E½ purchased by Donald McKinnon (b. 1837 in Tiree) of Bruce Township. Donald married in 1865 Agnes (Ann) McKenzie, daughter of Donald M
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...at do not exist today. For example, the place "Kincardine Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada" is not a location that Google is going to understand. Ho
DIED: "(at home) Kincardine Township, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada"
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