Thochas Talbot il be un-{bor veiled Saturday. September rich seisoertey, ve Anglo-jactive service in Holland and, Plaque to Honor the Memory Of Colonel Thomas Talbot ithe next six years Talbot sawjinspecting ed sien ne So 31 on the grounds of Elgin|before his twelfth birthday] County Cocloe Welling-|he was

and Crinan . History tells us that Al dborough and Dun- wich townships suffered in development and popul a tion largely from the fact tha t Colonel Thomas Talbot founder of the Talbot Settlement , re- served those townships for settlers on his own l and grants . He was, presumably , holding these government

Highway, which Edward has a Life Lease on . Tobacco and corn have been the chief crops in recent years . �I . COLONEL THOMAS TALBOT SOLDIER, COLONIZER a :founder o:f UPPER CANADA Colonel Thomas Talbot - Age 73 From portrait at University of Western Ontario. �Thomas Talbot was born in 1771 in County Dublin

Hurl but of the Ontario Provincial Po- ilae i | eatin standards. The w wing, rn | sections sod faralshings Parkside neighborhood of $80,000 Colonel Thomas Talbot for be |will be paid forby funds ‘which ; | h ayed |$10,000 in cash donations lup:.to.- Ontario Department of cost of the renovations in the

Mur- ray Ford took over. However, Walter continues as an active member of the local Fire Depart- ment. George Thor- tory of Western Ontario as Colonel ‘Thomas Talbot.” The pioneers of Talbot's time een much, ne mayor said, fag Three) John Fichter Was Retired Melbourne Tobacco Grower John Fichter, of 13 Lyndale

1999, her home be- joo anniversary of the birth of |ee '71 that organizers decided to |graduation diploma the| | from ing at 223 Saas ee ne \Colonel Thomas Talbot, one of make it an annual affair and this |School of Nursing of the Public ee fall of the U.C. w year they pevaize:e0 Vn bigger |General Hospital

signing of the order of the ill-fated charge of the Light Brigade back in 1854 during the Crimean War. The document was signed by 4 nephew of Colonel Thomas Talbot. transport it to the accident scene. Other Donations To date, some $20,000 has been donated by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for such projects. These

A “Victorian Tea” is planned for Saturday afternoon, May 20th from 2-4 p.m. Her Majesty Queen Victoria will be in at- tendance as well as Colonel Thomas Talbot and the King’s Company. Other spe- cial guests include the Ontario Guild of Town Criers, a Black History Story Teller and a tea leaf reader

early settlement in Canada West. Port Stanley and muc of the surrounding land was part of the original Talbot Land Grant. In February 1803, Colonel Thomas Talbot, of Irish origins, received a land grant of 5, 000 acres in Yarmouth township. The Grant conditions speci ied that he should place one settler