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The Noltie farm, Chatham, Ontario

The Noltie farm, in Chatham township, to the N of Chatham town, in Kent County, Ontario.
This was Lot 19, Concession 5.
John Noltie is found here in 1871 census.
His son John Noltie was living here at death 1935.
A small Noltie cemetery survives here today on the old Noltie farm.

The farm plots in Chatham township to the N of Chatham town.
From 1880 map.
The Noltie farm is Lot 19, Concession 5.
So where "V" and "19" intersect.
It is the block beside (to the NE of) a church that is now vanished.
Two blocks SE of another church that survives.

Another view. Rotated to see text, so N is not up.
From 1880 map.
The Noltie farm is where "V" (visible on wider map) and "19" (visible here) intersect.
It is the blank unlabelled plot across the road from "George Green".
The church at "George Green" is gone. The church 2 blocks up the road survives.

The location of the Noltie graves (red pin) on modern satellite view.
This matches the location of the Noltie plot on the maps above.
The Noltie plot would be the large area to the SE of this junction, extending to the next road.
This is the junction of the Eberts Line road (N side) and Lindsay Road (W side).
From here.

The Noltie graves at the Noltie farm.
The graves are at the clump of trees here.
View from Eberts Line road to the NW, looking into the Noltie farm.
Click to rotate. From street view.

The Noltie farm. View from Lindsay Road (SW) side.
Click to rotate. From street view.