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Moodie, Robert

1   Smith Graham in front of the old Colonel Moodie home on Lot 49 East, Yonge Street On the

2   readily agreed to accompany Moodie on his ride to Toronto. Hugh Stewart

3   upon the Queen's highway," challenged Moodie.

4   1837 Rebellion - the shooting of Colonel Robert Moodie outside Montgomery's Tavern on

5   was allowed a brief visit with Moodie, "who I found lying on the floor in a small

6   after Moodie had fallen in front of the tavern,

7   "loyal" population at the residence of Robert Moodie on Lot 49 East, across the road and south a

8   referred to him respectfully as "Colonel" Moodie and his residence was always "Colonel

9   in number about 60, opposite Colonel Moodie's house." Fearing their intentions, Stewart, by

10   by Mary-Lou Griffin Stewart found the Colonel and his family safe inside, quite unaware of

11   time Francis Boyd arrived at Moodie's place, then William Crew, and

12   farmed Lot 51 West. As Crew came out Moodie's door and prepared to saddle up, Munshaw

13   o'clock, word had reached the loyalists at Moodie's that Crew had been stopped and taken prisoner.

14   role in Tory politics, and like Moodie, enjoyed being called

15   names are familiar: Richard Gapper, Robert Moodie, Hugh Stewart, David Bridgeford, and

16   Canadian-born; only one (the ill-fated Robert Moodie) was Scottish-born. Their religious

17   assault on Montgomery's Tavern, Colonel Moodie was buried in the churchyard of Holy Trinity

18   7 - perhaps after returning in a rage from Moodie's funeral - he apparently tried to hang one of

19   of Colonel Moodie in Trinity churchyard,

20  Colonel Moodie Rides Down Yonge

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