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                    <text>George Brinton McClellan (Welland, Ont.).&#13;
In the passage of eighty-three years perhaps&#13;
few of the old natural landmarks remain quite&#13;
the same as they were in Welland County&#13;
when William McClellan and his family drove&#13;
their pioneer covered wagon through the&#13;
trackless wastes behind its slow-moving oxteam into the forests, and finally came to rest&#13;
in the neighborhood of what is now Niagara&#13;
Township, Lincoln County. They had come&#13;
from Cherry Valley in New York State,&#13;
sturdy, courageous people, searching for a&#13;
permanent home, and undismayed by Indian&#13;
depredations and unescapable hardships sought&#13;
until they found what they desired, in the&#13;
promising untilled sections of Lincoln County.&#13;
George B. McClellan, one of the descendants of&#13;
this pioneering family, is now one of Welland&#13;
County’s most substantial and esteemed&#13;
citizens.&#13;
Martin H. McClellan, the father of the&#13;
subject of this review—who died in 1913—and&#13;
his brother, Luther O. McClellan, were born&#13;
in Virgil, Ont., and came to Welland County,&#13;
settling just east of Fonthill; the brothers&#13;
a fifty-acre farm which adjoined each&#13;
heyinz&#13;
other.&#13;
&#13;
�This old family of the pioneer days has, and&#13;
is very proud of, a coat of arms, and the&#13;
family history here appended reads like a&#13;
romance, and some years ago in an article&#13;
written in the Welland Tribune for the&#13;
historical society which met in 1897, a story&#13;
entitled, “Echoes of 1812”, of Captain Martin&#13;
McClellan, as told by his grandson, Luth O.&#13;
McClellan, the uncle of the subject of this&#13;
review, as follows: —&#13;
Captain Martin McClellan, was born in 1778,&#13;
in Cherry Valley, New York. At the age of&#13;
12 the Indians became troublesome and barbarous with white people, so much so that&#13;
they were obliged to sacrifice their property,&#13;
forsake all and escape for their lives. His&#13;
father, William McClellan, who was the greatgreat-grandfather of the subject of this sketch,&#13;
was captured by the Indians, and rings were&#13;
put in his nose and ears; he escaped with his&#13;
wife and family, with the exception of one&#13;
son,—Captain Martin McClellan—who was&#13;
captured by the Indians and held a prisoner&#13;
for three months. They took him to Ogdensburg and while returning with him to Cherry&#13;
Valley, he was re-captured by the Whites and&#13;
brought to Niagara, Ont., to his parents who&#13;
had settled there, staying there for the&#13;
remainder of their days, raising their three&#13;
sons, John, William and Martin. John settled&#13;
in Caledon, and lived to the age of 96; William&#13;
settled in Beaverdams, and owned a farm there&#13;
across which was fought the battle of that&#13;
name; he lived to the age of 80; Martin&#13;
remained on the old farm adjoining the Queen’s&#13;
Bush at Niagara.&#13;
His father, William McClellan, was the&#13;
owner of considerable land in New York State,&#13;
which was confiscated through the Indian&#13;
trouble. Captain Martin McClellan was given&#13;
a power of attorney by his father to dispose of&#13;
the property that was surrendered; a large&#13;
portion of which was never disposed of on&#13;
account of the War of 1812 coming on, and&#13;
unfortunately for his financial interests, owing&#13;
to his early death in the war, nothing more&#13;
was done in regard to the property. He was&#13;
one of Canada’s true and loyal subjects, and&#13;
stood up manfully to defend the country that&#13;
was near and dear to him. He was killed at&#13;
the Battle of Fort George at the early age&#13;
of 34. He also fought in the Battle of Queenston Heights, and stood very close to his&#13;
leader, the brave General Brock, when he fell&#13;
at the foot of the mountain, afterwards being&#13;
one of those chosen to carry their stricken&#13;
leader to Laura Secord’s cottage.&#13;
His son, John William McClellan was the&#13;
father of Martin H., the father of the subject&#13;
of this sketch, and Luther O., (brothers) of&#13;
Fonthill. Captain McClellan’s other grandchildren were, Dr. Martin McClellan of Chicago;&#13;
Dr. J. W. McClellan of California; Dr. Frank&#13;
McClellan of Michigan; also the late Miss&#13;
Mary Ann McClellan of Fonthill and the late&#13;
Miss Elizabeth McClellan of Virgil, Ont. In&#13;
the old St. Marks Church, Niagara, a tablet&#13;
fastened to the wall bears the following&#13;
inscription: —&#13;
“In Memory of Captain Martin McClellan,&#13;
aged 34 years, Charles Wright and W. M.&#13;
&#13;
�Cameron, in the 25th year of their age, of the&#13;
1st Regiment, Lincoln Militia, who gloriously&#13;
fell on the 27th day of May, 1813; also Adjutant Lloyd, of the 8th King’s Regiment.”&#13;
The evening before his death Captain&#13;
Martin McClellan had a premonition and was&#13;
deeply impressed with the feeling that he&#13;
should go and see his wife and family, who had&#13;
been taken from Niagara to Virgil for safety&#13;
during the fighting. To his wife, he said: —&#13;
“I have come to see you for the last time, I&#13;
feel very strongly that this is my last day to&#13;
live, here is my watch and purse, you will&#13;
never see me again.” Before three o’clock&#13;
the next day he fell, with three others who&#13;
were buried with him, Cameron and Wright&#13;
were relatives, and Lloyd, a near friend.&#13;
Strange to say the bullet that caused his death&#13;
penetrated his watch pocket. The watch and&#13;
purse are both in the museum of relics at the&#13;
Historical Society Building at Niagara, now&#13;
Niagara-on-the-Lake.&#13;
Inside the&#13;
called,&#13;
purse in his own handwriting is the following&#13;
inscription: —*“Martin McClellan’s property,&#13;
“Niagara, December 21st, 1812.”&#13;
George B. McClellan, was born on December&#13;
24th, 1872, in Thorold Township, Welland&#13;
County, Ont., and is the youngest son of&#13;
Martin Henry McClellan who was born in&#13;
Virgil, Ont., of the old stock that came from&#13;
Cherry Valley, then a suburb of what is now&#13;
New York City.&#13;
George McClellan, obtained his early education in the pubile schools of Thorold Township,&#13;
and at an early age left school and went to&#13;
work on his father’s farm, where he continued&#13;
for a number of years. On June 22nd, 1914,&#13;
he became superintendent of the Industrial&#13;
Home of Welland County; his father-in-law,&#13;
John W. Hemmings was the first superintendent of this County Home, for eleven years&#13;
from 1888, when the home was formerly&#13;
opened; he having laid out the grounds which&#13;
still show the evidences of his splendid handiwork. The County Home of Welland County,&#13;
Ont., is a modern three-story brick building,&#13;
with a boiler house and laundry adjoining the&#13;
rear of the building with a hospital in connection. The main building houses eighty-one&#13;
inmates. It is situated on 60 acres of ground,&#13;
all of which is under cultivation, raising all&#13;
vegetables used in the Home.&#13;
Mr. McClellan was married on January 6th,&#13;
1897, to Miss Eva Hemmings, daughter of&#13;
John Hemmings of Welland County, Ont.; and&#13;
they have two daughters, Bessie, who is&#13;
married to Kenneth Walker, living in Toronto,&#13;
Ont., and they have one child, Ann Virginia;&#13;
the other daughter, Elinor, is still attending&#13;
school.&#13;
Mr. McClellan in his social contacts is a&#13;
member of the Masons, Wilson chapter, R.A.M.,&#13;
No. 64, Welland; Jacques de Molai Preceptory,&#13;
Niagara Falls, Ont.; the Hindoo Koosh Grotto&#13;
at Hamilton, and the Oddfellows. His hobby&#13;
is agriculture in all of its phases. He has&#13;
been president of the Welland County Agricultural Society for the past five years, and under&#13;
his supervision, the county fair has shown not&#13;
only a large increase in attendence but also&#13;
a substantial addition to their finances due in&#13;
no small measure to his efforts.&#13;
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