Rural Routes - Erinsville

6046 Lennox and Addington County Rd 41
Erinsville, Ontario
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Ontario Tourism Region : The Great Waterway

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Pop. 98. In Lennox & Addington Cs. at the SW end of Beaver L. and C. Rd. 41,1 km N of C. Rd. 13,28 km NW of Napanee.
Early settler John Murphy named this community in 1853 when the first Catholic church was built. The 'Erin' was from the poetic title of Ireland. The 'ville' was because he expected the community to grow to a considerable size.

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JOHN HUNT on 29-Sep-16

I'm John, a descendant of JOHN HUNT and his family who emigrated to ERINSVILLE during the IRISH FAMINE 1847 the family came from a little village called GLIN in CO LIMERICK ,I've been to ERINSVILLE in the past 4 yrs , and im fascinated with the Irish history in the place, if anyone thinks they maybe related to me please call ,I live in IRELAND Reviewer Phone: 00353863365770

John Hunt on 11-May-14

Visited Erinsville recently from Ireland. We had a magnificent trip and took in many sites and places of interest including your lovely church. It was nice to see the church kept to its original style and was very impressed with the church and area. My descendants arrived in that area from a little place called Glin Co Limerick Ireland in the early and mid 1800s. They carried the same surname that I do. Tthere are many of their descendants living in the area now. We will be back next year. I want the Irish Broadcasting Company to do a documentary on this area. I will approach them next week. It’s a story that needs to be told. johnhunt1212@gmail.com

kathleen campbell ruiz on 27-Sep-09

i understand from family that my great grandfather settled in the area. my grandmother hester mcgrath was born in the 1880's and was 2nd eldest of 14. her father supposedly was a horse breaker or trader. so i am putting anything out there that someone may have some history on.

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