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creatorOf	Puslinch Township, Ont. Account book of Thomas Arkell (d. 1875) containing pedigrees of Durham or Short Horned cattle bought and bred by Arkell on his Little Farnham Farm, Puslinch Township near Guelph, 1854-1886.	University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library
creatorOf	Guelph Regional Project Map Collection. Diagram of part of Puslinch, 1831.	University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library
creatorOf	A.E. Byerly Collection. Memorabilia from A.E. Byerly estate including letter, typescript and manuscript notes and articles, items relating to Odd Fellows Progress Lodge no.158, 1932-33; Guelph Business College, 1913; Knox Presbyterian Church, Guelph, 1938; Torch Yearbook for 1935 and 1937; Guelph St. Andrew's Society ribbons, 1888-1902; Western Ontario Veterans' Reunion ribbon, 1937; postcard of Reformatory grounds; photo of Alex Peterson, Listowell?; pamphlet on Dr. John Bayne of Galt, 1935; Walterloo Historical Society, 1930, 1933; Guelph election leaflet for Paul Munro, 1934; Guelph A. and E. Cleaners ad; 1836 carriage bill for Mr. Thomas? Arkell Clifton & Co., West Smithfield, Oct.25 / 30 and silk painting of ship; notes on T. Heffernan written in 1869 and from the Guelph Herald, 1879.	University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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