Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A National Monument to Laura Secord, Why It Should Be Erected: An Appeal to the People of Canada From the Laura Secord National Monument Committee; Being a Paper Read by R. E. A. Land Before the U. E. L. Association of Ontario, October 4th, 1901
His eldest sister, Laura, also inherited the family spirit. After her arrival in Canada she married James Secord, a successful merchant of Queenston, where, after a residence for a time at the hamlet of St. Davids, they made their home. Laura Secord was a very prepossessing woman, and is said to have been one of the reigning belles in the early days of this Province.
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