Desert chase and reunion with Reed Pelham and Pansy
Reed Pelham hides from his past in the Mojave to care for Pansy the terrier and her five puppies after rescuing them from a rattler. Charles Wilford and Anne Wilford track him to Two Palms, reuniting with Pelham and planning to return home.
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Esham
Reed Pelham
Mojave
San Bernardino
Realiz
Water Hole
Charles Wilford
Charles
Reed
Anne -Wimand
Pelham
Coyote Spring
Vnr
Death Valley
Xild
Primrose
Ashe
Two Palms
Willin
Pansy
Anne Wilford
Revd
Two Arms
Thomas Wilford
Prospector
Jah
Fig Tree Spring
Palms
Sam
Bind
Pelahm
Arroyo Biu
Annel
Atlbe
Pethiom
Cnaztes
Priam
Nere
Charles Wh-Ford
Dad
Anne
Rebels in Eramosa in 1837
The Eramosa Township saga recalls arrests in December and a March trial, amid night raids from Guelph and fines paid to suppress the rebellion. James Peters, clerk 1840–43, notes shifting public support toward the rebels as reports reach Guelph and a Central Schoolhouse meeting yields the vow to “return home and mind our own business.”
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Eramosa Township
FP. Day
Guelph
Eramosa
Peters
Quelph
Mackenzie
Yonge Street
Mainl
Eramosa Oedders
Toronto
Hamilton
York Road
Wellington
Halton
Crowsons Corners
Bullinnfad
York Township
Campbellville
Burlington
James Peters
Eramosu
William Wow
Iyalsburg
Erin
Kent
England
London
William Lyon Mackenzie
Colonial Advocate
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Kellogg Company
All Grocers
Kellogg
London
Ontario
Eramosa Affair Reflects Tory and Loyalist Conflicts
The piece describes a 1837 Eramosa incident where a prisoner refused to walk until captors pressed a neighbor’s horse, then traveled to Toronto on foot. Victims faced land loss and settlers claim many descendants remain tied to principal families through generations. The event stems from misunderstandings between young settlers and colonial authority, with enduring local loyalties and debates over liberty.
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Madé& Am
Rott
Toronto
Peters
Som
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