can be seen from the nearby Bridge on Bank Street.
of Billings listed in the Sources, below. The Pelot book may also be helpful to people.
Samuel Dow and Cynthia Harkness of Merrickville - Quakers, originally from Vermont, USA.
operated a ferry across the Rideau.
on Lot 18 atop a Rideau River bluff east of Billings Bridge.
by Charles Murray Billings, the son of Charles Billings and Maria Murray.
help across River Road which later served as a primary school and post office.
Bridge at Creek St. (now Ohio) along the Metcalfe Road in 1887.
and Smyth families arrived to farm land adjacent to Braddish Billings.
the Dowler family in the 1880s.
Heron, Doxey, Evans and Smyth.
cemetery stands today-near the Severeight, Spratt and Ellis farms.
1860s. In 1832 Thomas Byers and Jane Edgar owned the front section of Lot 13, JG.
site of their Hedgedale Dairy. The land west of Logie became the Finn's dairy farm.
Gloucester, April 8 1839, at Bytown, by license. Wit: Donald McArthur, Arthur McBean.
Old Cemeteries, Sandy Hill (FHC 971.3 V3B) p. 620 http://www.bytown.net/sandyhillcem.htm"
township of Gloucester between the [end of the first sheet].
Concession and Lot size: JG, 20 100 Note: D.C.H. Danby said farm was called Logie Farm.
Moore, Nolan, Quinn, and O'Meara to name a few.
16 of the Billings Estate. He rented the land from Braddish, as well as, a small house.
ran Oak Lawn, a dairy farm at the rear (southeast) end of Lot 16 JG.
(now Ohio). Belanger was renamed after a parish priest of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Brule, Cutts, Corrigan, Lemire, Taylor, Sabourin, and Turgeon built houses there.
family were bricklayers who built houses in this area.
and became a going concern remaining there until the 1960s.
a farm and the Polar Ice House along the Rideau between Pleasant Park and Metcalfe Road.
Greenberg was a tenant of Sabra Billing whose family rented the Billings' Gatehouse.
Crescent and Cavendish Lane, nicknamed Murphyville.
annexed by Ottawa in 1950.
Rooney, McEvoy Joan. Historic Homes and Buildings of the Billings Bridge Community; a Self-Guided Tour.
The Association of Friends of the Billings Estate Museum, 2004.
I am still trying to find land records for the Front of Lot 13, Junction Gore Gloucester which seem to be elusive. Perhaps I am looking in the wrong area??
parts of Lot 15 including the Front of that Lot.
Township, 2008 that Thomas Byers and Jane Edgar were owners of F Lot 13 JG in 1832.
is on the 1833 Assessment F1/2 13 Gore. If Jane Edgar was on the 1832 assessment I missed it.
Captain( later Lieutenant Colonel) William Smyth headed the 2nd Russell Battalion of  the Militia founded prior to the Rebellion of 1837 for many years.
section of Lot 13, JG.
There is a lot of information regarding the Billings family at the Ottawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society web site.