R.L.Moore, United Empire Loyalist, looking for his century farm on the Warner Nelles Tract in Seneca Township, Haldimand County. Land surveyed and conveyed in 1835.
"Every property has a history," Penny Plunkett-Dmyterko, of P.L.P. Titles Ltd., explains to the York Grand River Historical Society.
"Every property has a history," Penny Plunkett-Dmyterko, of P.L.P. Titles Ltd., explains to the York Grand River Historical Society. Since the 1980s, Penny has spent much of her time in the Registry Office in the village of Cayuga.
Recently, she has focused on historical research for anyone interested in knowing how many times their property has changed ownership and acquiring a copy of their Crown Patent -- the first document (or deed) granted by the British King or Queen.
Recently, she has focused on historical research for anyone interested in knowing how many times their property has changed ownership and acquiring a copy of their Crown Patent -- the first document (or deed) granted by the British King or Queen.
Penny can be contacted at info@pinprints.ca or P.O. Box 582, Cayuga, ON, N0A 1E0
For more information visit http://www.pinprints.ca/
For more information visit http://www.pinprints.ca/
Photos: courtesy York Grand River Historical Society
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