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Canada Resources / Re: Schools & Teachers
« on: Sunday 13 August 17 14:07 BST (UK) »
Hi Janice,
Thanks for the links. I covered those bases quite some time ago. I do have to go back to the township, though, for a different reason. Another chapter in the book explores the history of the road network that ran through the community. I've discovered that the roads in Sheatown predate the community by a couple of decades. I'm hoping the township will let me go through their old minutes books to see if I can find out how they determined the road divisions for statute labour, and when (and maybe why) that road through uninhabited, largely inhospitable land was built in the first place. There is a larger story to be found that will provide more context to the history.
Thanks again for your help,
Paul
Thanks for the links. I covered those bases quite some time ago. I do have to go back to the township, though, for a different reason. Another chapter in the book explores the history of the road network that ran through the community. I've discovered that the roads in Sheatown predate the community by a couple of decades. I'm hoping the township will let me go through their old minutes books to see if I can find out how they determined the road divisions for statute labour, and when (and maybe why) that road through uninhabited, largely inhospitable land was built in the first place. There is a larger story to be found that will provide more context to the history.
Thanks again for your help,
Paul