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and the influx of settlers to the area in recent years. Jones travelled to find the boys, and brought them to his farm in Stoney Creek. He arranged for the boys to be schooled in Stoney Creek, as neither spoke much
English. After nine months, Jones felt that Peter's command of English was sufficient,
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both led teams, but neither group was as busy as Jones' group. Hazen's group surveyed only four townships, and incompletely, and
Pawling's three, also incompletely. In November 1789 Jones began acting as the deputy surveyor in Nassau District as Frey had left Upper Canada, and he officially received
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The cause was a dispute over the rights of the Six
Nations to sell their land. Simcoe and his successors claimed they could not sell land without permission of the government. Joseph Brant believed the Six Nations had the same rights to sell as other Loyalist land grantees. Jones strongly supported
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may have come into question as it became known his brother in law, James Gage, had fought with the
Americans during the revolution, and his brother Ebenezer may have as well. Whatever the cause of his retirement, Jones returned to his farm in Saltfleet Township and began life as a farmer.
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for his two sons from the local
Mississauga Indians, but the government of Upper Canada would not recognise the title. In 1816, Jones feared that the Mississauga band his sons John and Peter lived with would fall apart, in the aftermath of the War of 1812, the famine of
798:. In 1799, Jones conducted a census of the residents of Hope Township, Hamilton Township, Haldimand Township, Cramahe Township and Percy Township. The census include the names of all residents and details on the conditions of their lots. That year, he also surveyed the
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a day, and his two primary assistants, Joseph Jones and
Benjamin Stanton, received the same. All worked the full 54 days of the survey. Local men were hired as woodcutters and chainbearers for shorter periods, and typically earned two shillings a day.
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Cadwallader Colden Junior, which attested to Jones' good character and surveying capability. Two days later, Jones was hired as a land surveyor for the Crown. Jones' first assignments were working as a chain bearer for various teams surveying the
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947:. Due to Jones' marriage to Sarah Tekarihogen, the task of raising Peter and John was left to Tuhbenahneequay. It was soon after their second son's birth that the relationship between Jones and Tuhbenahneequay ended. Jones wanted the respect of his
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A 1995 news article summarized the value of the major surveys completed by
Augustus Jones as follows. "The work he did 200 years ago determined the eventual geographic and political boundaries of Centre Wellington and much of southern Ontario."
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Around this time, Jones began to acquire significant tracts of land across southern
Ontario. He obtained large sections of land in Saltfleet Township and Barton Township with various petitions and grants, and small lots in Newark and York. From
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Tuhbenahneequay, he did take an active interest in their welfare. In 1805, he secured a pair of two-square-mile plots of land near the mouth of the
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on February 16, 1796, and Jones returned to York on February 20 to inform the Lieutenant Governor that the road was completed. This first incarnation of Yonge Street measured some 34 miles and 53
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by a member of the Queen's Rangers. Wabakinine had been a very beloved chief and seen as a firm ally of the British. His murder shocked the members of his band and other local Ojibwa bands.
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Brant’s position. Although the government relented in 1798 and allowed the Six Nations to sell some of their land, Jones’ outspoken opinion on the matter cost him further government work.
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Jones was already a prominent citizen in Saltfleet Township. He had been a militia captain there since 1794. He also became a local magistrate. In 1801, he and his wife joined the
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Indians of the area. He became fluent in the languages of these groups and earned the trust of many members of the tribes, including influential members like
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on September 16, 1792. Jones' report made some errors in the names of rivers but his group eventually reached the Conestoga River near the village of
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of the Trent River. From there, they began surveying townships along Lake Ontario travelling westwards. They surveyed in turn
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into these areas, facilitating their settlement by European and American immigrants. Jones also surveyed the routes for
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Peter Jones, Augustus Jones' younger son by Tuhbenahneequay. This photograph was taken August 4, 1845, by
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R. Louis Gentlecore (1963). "The Beginnings of Settlement in the Niagara Peninsula (1782 - 1792)".
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1938:"City to officially unveil public art sculpture in Stoney Creek"
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Early Days in Richmond Hill - A History of the Community to 1930
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road from the newly planned settlement of York, Upper Canada to
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1377:"A 'wee' bit of History for The Village of Newcastle and area"
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Loyalists in the American Revolution from New York (state)
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Jones' claim for damages incurred during the War of 1812.
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immigrant, around 1757, likely in Dutchess County of the
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On October 25, 1788, Jones's team began their survey of
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Augustus Jones determined present-day county boundaries
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Hamilton Municipal Heritage Committee (June 22, 2006).
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165:– November 16, 1836) was a North American-born
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Colborne Chronicle Special 125th Anniversary Edition
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Donald B. Smith (1993). Francess G. Halpenny (ed.).
1925:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 121. 1923.
1814:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 120. 1923.
1757:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 117. 1923.
1693:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 116. 1923.
1634:. McGill Queen's University Press. pp. 38–40.
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Historical Essays On Upper Canada: New Perspectives
1524:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 115. 1923.
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1142:. Association of Ontario Land Surveyors: 113. 1923.
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1628:James Keith Johnson and Bruce G. Wilson (1989).
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1344:"Treaty Research Report: The Williams Treaties"
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1496:. Etobicoke Historical Society. Archived from
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1186:"Commemorative Plaque Text - Augustus Jones"
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1712:. McGill Queen's University Press. p.
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1472:"The Founding of Burford Township - 1793 -"
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308:Jones' surveying map of Saltfleet township.
2002:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
1852:. University of Toronto Press. p. 6.
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1897:Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
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1772:Encyclopedia of North American Indians
980:Jones died on November 16, 1836, near
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822:Farmer, magistrate and militia captain
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103:Sarah Tekarihogen (Methodist ceremony)
1966:Bailey, Thomas Melville, ed. (1981).
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1319:. Colborne Chronicle. Archived from
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1776:. Houghton Mifflin Books. pp.
1592:Toronto Sketches 5: The Way We Were
1290:"The Founding of Hamilton Township"
1237:"The Founding of Pickering Village"
1114:American Wall Stenciling. 1790-1840
996:On September 10, 2005, the city of
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389:Deputy surveyor for Nassau District
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1940:. City of Hamilton. Archived from
1666:Colborne Chronicle. Archived from
1560:"Augustus Jones Finishes the Road"
1424:10.1111/j.1541-0064.1963.tb00315.x
1379:. Astoria Magazine. Archived from
1159:"Frey's Survey of Niagara -- 1787"
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1535:Bill Taylor (December 23, 2007).
1455:Sylvia Wray (November 11, 2005).
1410:(2). Canadian Geographer: 72–82.
904:On April 27, 1798, Jones married
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105:Tuhbenahneequay (Ojibwa ceremony)
2066:Pre-Confederation Ontario people
2051:Canadian people of Welsh descent
1968:Dictionary of Hamilton Biography
1311:Walter Luedtke (June 27, 1984).
1076:Dictionary of Canadian Biography
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1768:Frederick E. Hoxie (1996).
1211:"And Jones created Thorold"
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1342:Robert J. Surtees (1986).
1263:"Scarborough Heights Park"
1022:"Ojibwa Feather Symbolism"
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1111:Ann Eckert Brown (2003).
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1891:Donald B. Smith (2000).
1704:George Sheppard (1994).
1558:Robert M. Stamp (1991).
586:In 1795, Jones surveyed
494:Mississauga First Nation
294:letter of recommendation
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1470:Clayton Barker (2000).
1404:The Canadian Geographer
1026:American Anthropologist
1020:W J McGee (June 1898).
18:Upper Canadian Surveyor
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1901:University of Toronto
1459:. Flamborough Review.
1117:. UPNE. p. 231.
1081:University of Toronto
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1944:on September 4, 2012
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1209:Alun Hughes (2003).
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521:Flamborough Township
471:Newark, Upper Canada
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250:Province of New York
1457:"Clearing the path"
1416:1963CGeog...7...72G
1243:on January 18, 2008
854:Methodist Episcopal
800:Humber Mill Reserve
657:. The road reached
632:Lieutenant Governor
473:to the Land Board.
443:Darlington Township
370:Single Front system
54:Hudson River Valley
2071:Settlers of Canada
2046:Canadian surveyors
1974:pp. 110–111.
1923:Annual Proceedings
1921:"Augustus Jones".
1812:Annual Proceedings
1810:"Augustus Jones".
1755:Annual Proceedings
1753:"Augustus Jones".
1691:Annual Proceedings
1689:"Augustus Jones".
1539:. The Toronto Star
1522:Annual Proceedings
1520:"Augustus Jones".
1313:"Colborne's Roots"
1140:Annual Proceedings
1138:"Augustus Jones".
986:Brantford, Ontario
945:Burlington Heights
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635:John Graves Simcoe
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447:Pickering Township
427:Haldimand Township
395:York, Upper Canada
358:Saltfleet Township
338:Saltfleet Township
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258:Newburgh, New York
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2018:Biography at the
1981:978-0-9691023-0-4
1323:on April 12, 2011
1288:Catherine Milne.
1269:. City of Toronto
1079:. Vol. VII.
998:Hamilton, Ontario
906:Sarah Tekarihogen
741:Niagara Peninsula
529:Ancaster Township
525:Beverley Township
431:Hamilton Township
362:Binbrook Township
314:Stamford Township
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