| Name |
Janet "Jesse" Smith 9 |
| Birth |
19 Dec 1851-52, Hagersville, Haldimand, ON |
| Death |
3 Feb 1934, At home in Nanticoke, ON |
| Burial |
Hagersville Cemetery |
| Religion |
Presbyterian |
| Religion |
Presbyterian |
| Father |
Andrew Smith (1823-1888) |
| Mother |
Alexandrina McKay (1827-1856) |
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| Spouses |
| 1 |
Joseph "G" Or Brown Walker 9,8 |
| Birth |
4 Aug 1850, , Huron, ON10 |
| Death |
9 Sep 1920, Nanticoke, Walpole, Haldimand, ON11 |
| Birth |
4 Aug 1850, Huron, ON |
| Religion |
Westlyan Methodists |
| Father |
William Walker (~1820->1881) |
| Mother |
Mary Jane (1820-<1887) |
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| Marriage |
23 Feb 1876, Walpole, Haldimand, ON |
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| History Notes for Janet "Jesse" Smith |
| Hagersville was established in the early days of the county when David Hager built a hotel here. Hagerville for many years was merely a stopping place for the daily stage between Port Dover and Hamilton. In 1870, the Canada Southern Railway was built and a year or so later the Hamilton and Lake Erie Railways, causing this small village to grow rapidly. The houses were built along the southern boundary of the Indian Reservation of Oneida, because this land could not be sold. In 1875, Hagersville was incorporated as a police village. |
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