The Wild Black Region: Badenoch 1750-1800 It’s not about the emigrant community as such but about the Badenoch in which they or their parents grew up in. The estate on…
Known in Puslinch and environs as Squire Leslie, squire being an old English term of respect for a country gentleman, William H. Leslie died on December 1, 1884 and was…
by Mike Robinson. Finding out about some of the successes of Puslinch residents will now be as simple as heading to the local library. On April 20 Puslinch met with…
By Marjorie Clark. In the early days of settlement in Puslinch, families may have buried their dead on their farms, perhaps because cemeteries had yet to be established or possibly…
Mr. Peter Mahon of Aberfoyle was present at our last meeting of the Patrons of Industry and gave a very instructive address. Everyone is well satisfied with the manner in…
The Puslinch Historical Society held a launch on March 19, 2016 for Marilynn Crow’s newly published book, “To The Seventh Generation: The Evolution of the Family Farm in Canada 1823-2015….
A gloom is cast over the neighbourhood, owing to the death of Mr. Edward Phelan on Tuesday. He was most highly respected and a very popular young man. Loving friends…
PUSLINCH LAKE NEWS March 25, 1890 The Literary and Debating Society intend holding a grand entertainment in their hall in a short time. The proceeds of the entertainment will go…
TO THE SEVENTH GENERATION:THE EVOLUTION OF THE FAMILY FARM IN CANADA 1823-2015 BY MARILYNN CROW Influenced by generations past, life on a family farm encompasses a unique mindset. Those who…