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- . c 1824 - William Lyon Mackenzie began publishing his Reform per, the Colonial Advocate. MacKenzie was a warm friend of John Cummer*
The policy of the Willowdale neighbors was to refrain from war-like & treasonable measures. When the time for action came, they must have felt some doubts about their course & Lockman Cummer remembers starting with his father to the Methodist prayer-meeting where the neighbors were to ask Divine guidance in their deliberations. At this time they decided to stand aloof from more radical measures.
Note: This is from 'a Person interview with Lockman Cummer 1905' with the author CLC.
Ref: An addendum to the Cummer Memorandum: pertaining to the Mallmann family, Walter LeRoy Mallman, 1976.
. 1859 Jan 31. Called on L Cummer but found him absent. Next went to F Crookers & then home to home to summers for dinner. Remaining all night at Dr Bucks. Father Cummer came down with me to Palermo. Weather was moderate again today, quite cloudy. Weather very mild for winter.
. 1859 Feb 22, Tues. Left home this bring for the English Settlement. Paid for maps 12¢ Horse shoeing 12¢. Have a fresh horse to drive. Came to Waterdown, took dinner at John Cummers. Called on Lockman Cummers, found him not at home. A mild day. It is now 10 o'clock p.m.
. 1859 Mar 27, Sun. English Settlement, then Watertown in the evening Peached Heb. 6:19. Larger congregation than usual. Religion is very low among the people. All night at Lockman Cummers.
Ref: Diaries of Rev. Leonard Smith, Circuit Rider [Methodist].
. 1858 Jan 12 - Municipal Elections in Upper Canada, returns of gentlemen who have been elected: East Flamboro, L A. Cummer.
Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto.
. The policy of the Willowdale neighbors was to refrain from war-like & reasonable measures. When the time for action came, they must have felt some doubts about their course & Lockman Cummer remembers starting with his father to the Methodist prayer-meeting where the neighbors were to ask Divine guidance in their deliberations. At this time they decided to stand aloof from more radical measures.
. Recorded on the Greenwood Cemetery, Burlington:
Elizabeth Fisher
wife of
Lockman Cummer, 1833-1910
Elizabeth Fisher, 1860-1934.
. 1907 Jun 28 - Died, Cummer, At Burlington on 28 June 19901, Lockman A Cummer in his 80th year. Funeral services at his late residences at 2 pm, Sunday. Interment at Watertown.
Ref: The Globe Newspaper, Toronto & Acton Free Press. - - - [1]
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