By Thad W. H. Leavitt. 200p. (1879)

This historical document highlights the experiences of early Canadian settlers, including Rev. John Bethune, a Scottish Loyalist and Chaplain of the Eightieth Regiment, who settled in Cornwall. It discusses the establishment of the Presbyterian community in Dundas, the bravery of British forces in military engagements, and the contributions of notable figures like Thomas and Joseph McCargar. The document also emphasizes the settlers' efforts in community development, including the establishment of mills and improvements in living conditions, providing valuable insights into the challenges and achievements of early Canadian pioneers. This rich history is essential for understanding the cultural and social foundations of Canada.