ARCHIVAL HOLDINGS

    Township Papers / Heritage Committee Architectural Files

• A variety of historical articles written about the Township over the last 30 years
• Sources for the research of English, German, Irish and Scottish family histories in Puslinch
• Research on houses of historical/architectural importance
• Settlers' Maps containing the names of individuals and the lot (s) they occupied in 1833, 1834, 1835, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1851, 1861, 1867, 1877, 1906
• Puslinch Township Papers - ( microfilm - 4 reels ) - containing a wealth of information regarding the land transactions of the early settlers of almost all lots in the Township. see example

• These are the earliest land files. If your ancestor was an original landowner, check these records. They may include location tickets, certification of settlement duties, or correspondence from your ancestor. 

• The Surnames of those associated with each concession from the earliest times to the present
•  Photographs, and maps illustrating the history of the area.  
• Records from St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church (Arkell, Ont.)

Thanks to the generosity of the community

THE PUSLINCH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

has an ever growing Archive.

Donations:

They welcome the donation of records that pertain to the history, people or events of the Township.

Every donation is catalogued, and donors are asked to sign a form relinquishing ownership of original documents. If you would like to donate an item, but wish to retain ownership, we gladly accept copies.

If you are unsure about our interest in any record you have, please feel free to contact  the Society