• Late from New York State, 1791.1339, p 6

• In 1814, Daniel Nettleton is listed as a Inn Keeper in the purchase of land in Prescott.1372, p 2

• The 1815 census shows Daniel with 8 girls and 2 boys.1354, p 2

• As a young girl, she [Annis Nettleton] used to tend bar in her father’s hotel. The Nettleton’s hotel was located in Prescott, which was just across the river from Odgensburg, New York. There was a lot of military action between the two river towns, and before an assault, the British soldiers would steel themselves with a drink at the Nettleton’s bar.1346, p 15

• From the Christian Guardian - Aug. 30, 1832
In Augusta, on the 4th instant, of cholera, Mr. Daniel Nettleton, one of the first settlers in this Province, and universally respected.1334, p 9

• Daniel (3) Nettleton had daughter Annis Nettleton married John Martin and son Moses Nettleton married Phebe Martin.1470

• 1796 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada.1471
• 1806 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada.1341
• 1813 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 married man, 16-50; 1 woman, 2 boys, 8 girls.1351
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 4 daughters.1343, p 5

• This cholera epidemic lasted quite awhile and many death notices were in the papers we looked at. Prescott was a port for ships on the St. Lawrence River and that was the source of the disease. One medication we read about was charcoal and oil and if they threw it up, which was rare, just give them another dose.1334, p 2