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Road Trip #2 Pioneer Days in the Madoc area

 

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GAUEN CEMETERY
GAUEN CEMETERY

Henry Gauen was trapped in the Arctic ice for two years on the Investigator as the McClure expedition searched for the Franklin Expedition.



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JOHN WEIR FOOTE
JOHN WEIR FOOTE

The only chaplain in World War II to receive the Victoria Cross, John Weir Foote was born and raised in Madoc.



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MACKENZIE'S MILLS
MACKENZIE'S MILLS

Water-powered mills were a vital necessity in the lives of pioneering settlements.

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MADOC, 385 ARMY CADETS
MADOC, 385 ARMY CADETS

With war threatening n Europe in 1913, a cadet corps was formed in Madoc from the student body of the high school.



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MADOC, FOUNDING OF
MADOC, FOUNDING OF

Mills constructed about 1832 by Donald MacKenzie, a Belleville merchant, and the ironworks erected by American entrepreneurs Uriah Seymour and John Pendergas

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