The namesake of Gracefield was named in honour of the well-liked Irishman Patrick Henry Grace by Alonzo Wright M.P. & grandson of Philemon Wright . Grace was the Mayor in the area from 1885 - 1890. Wright was a lifelong friend of Patrick and the federal...
Heritage
Grace Brothers of the Upper Gatineau
The Grace Brothers – John, Thomas Ringrose & William Patrick - were born in Clarendon Township in a log cabin on a 200 acre farm that today borders Hwy 148 west of Shawville. The brothers moved to the Upper Gatineau at the urging of their cousin Patrick of...
Graces of Gracefield
Gracefield, Quebec is named after Patrick Grace who was the Mayor from 1885-1890. He opened the first store and donated the land for the train station which eventually aided the extension of the railway line to Maniwaki. Gracefield was officially created in 1904....
Patrick Grace of Gracefield
Gracefield was named in honour of the well-liked Irishman Patrick Henry Grace by Alonzo Wright M.P. & grandson of Philemon Wright . Grace was the Mayor in the area from 1885-1890. Wright was a lifelong friend of Patrick and the federal representative from...
The Lodges of the Gatineau
The Gatineau Lakes – one of Canada’s largest cottage lake areas- has also been home to dozens of Hunting & Fishing Lodges for generations. In the Gracefield area, an hour north of Ottawa/ Gatineau, family owned lodges established in the 1930’s were booming in the...
Your Lake Heritage
Do you have general or historical info about your lake ? Or perhaps an interesting family history that can be shared. If so, we would love to hear about it. Your information will appear under the relevant name of your Gatineau Lake… i.e. Blue Sea Lake ….. Lac Ste...
Celebrating 150 Years by Alexa Pritchard
Editor’s Note : This book has been sold out ; however due to numerous requests , there will be a reprint of 50 additional copies which should be available by 20 November 2014. Prepared to honour the pioneers of Aylwin Township (now Kazabazua Township), this book by...