NEW DURHAM
A post village in the Township of Burford, situated on the Norwich plank Road, at the intersection of Wyndham and Burford town line. It is 18 miles from Brantford and the same distance from Paris and five miles from Norwichville. It contains a Wesleyan Methodist Church, three stores and one tavern. Mails daily. Population 80
| Charles Allen | Carpenter |
| Luke Cameron | Farmer |
| Clyne & Hill | Blacksmith |
| Thomas Haight | Wagon maker |
| Mr. Hartley | Widow |
| A Johnson | Farmer |
| Adam Kelly | Farmer |
| John Olds | Merchant |
| Abel Schooley | Merchant |
| Elihn Schooley | P M , merchant |
| J Syples | Hotelkeeper |
| R Woods | Farmer |
OAKLAND
A post village in the Township of the same name, situated on the stage road leading from Brantford to Simcoe; and at a Distance of 9 miles from Brantford and 15 from Simcoe. It contains two churches, Methodist Episcopal and New Connexion Methodist, both handsome frame buildings; a good town hall and a flour and grist mill, 50 x 30 feet, 4 stories high, with three run of stones, and a good saw mill, which cuts about half million feet f lumber annually, both mills are owned and carried on by John Vivan Esq. There are three stores and post office, two wagon shops, three blacksmith shops, one shoe shop, and one tailor, two hotels, The Oakland House Hotel' kept by Mr. Jordan Beebe ins worthy the confidence of commercial travellers and the public generally. Mails daily. Population 100
| W J Abbott | Merchant |
| A Baker | Rake maker |
| L Baker | Laborer |
| Jordan Bebee | Prop Oakland House |
| Smith Bebee | Councillor |
| Peter Beecham | Butcher |
| Neil Brown | Carpenter |
| Chas Chapin | Reeve Tp, Esq J. P. |
| Edwin Cook | Weaver |
| Richard Cowles | Tailor |
| Rev D Culp | Sup M.E. Min |
| James Dunnett | Farmer |
| Robert Knox | Painter |
| Charles Lyle | Wagon maker |
| William Lyle | Blacksmith |
| John McDonald | Blacksmith |
| Chas P McDonald | Ag imp man |
| S D Malcolm | Farmer |
| James Martin | Farmer |
| Thomas Martin | Farmer |
| William Martin | Farmer |
| Robert Nobbs | Wagon maker |
| Oakland House Hotel | J Beebe proprietor |
| J Ploughman | Peddler |
| John Proper | Merchant |
| Robert Secord | Butcher |
| Roman Segner | Innkeeper |
| Adam N Smith | Farmer |
| D W Smith | Carpenter |
| George Smith | Laborer |
| R Sweezy | Shoemaker |
| John Toyne | P M and Merchant |
| Robert Vanlop | Farmer |
| John Vivian | Flour & Saw Mill prop |
| Stephen Vivian | Millwright |
| William Vivian | Millwright |
| Abm Westbrook | Farmer |
| H S Westbrook | Councilor |
| M Westbrook | Farmer |
| Rev John Wood | M E min |
ONONDAGA
A post village and station on the Grand Truck Railroad in the township of the same name, situated on the north bank of the Grand River, 9 miles below Brantford and 24 miles from Hamilton. It contains four churches - Church of England, of brick, Baptist, Wesleyan Methodist, Methodist Episcopal Churches are of frame. Five stores, and a post office, four hotels, one school house, one wagon shop, one blacksmith, two shoe shops, one tailor, Mails daily. Population 150.
| Rev T Booker | Baptist Minister |
| S W Bradshaw | Blacksmith |
| Rev W G Brown | M E Minister |
| W S Buckwell | P M |
| John Forde | Merchant |
| Joseph Forde | Merchant and hotel keeper |
| S Harold | Squire & Harrold |
| John Henderson | Carriage maker &C |
| Isaac Howell | Saw Mill |
| George Ireland | Innkeeper |
| H Riddle | Innkeeper |
| John Schofield | Baker &c |
| David Smith | Saloon |
| W Southwell | Merchant |
| B Squire | Squire & Harrold |
| Squire & Harrold | Merchants & Millers |
| James Tingue | M D &c, &c |
| M Whiting | Merchant |
| Wm Wilson | prop Ontario House |
| Josiah Woodley | School teacher |
| William Wright | Station Master G T R |
ROSEBANK
A post office in the township of Brantford, on the Governor's Road, about 7 miles from the county town. It is also know as Shipman's Corners