L'histoire officielle de la Cornouailles fromage et beurre Board . ri. -N ^^m ww. 229 HISTOIRE DE LA CORNOUAILLES FROMAGE ET BEURRE CONSEIL HUGH A. ROBERTSON HUGH ALEX. ROBERTSON, soixante-deux ans, est le fils de M. andMrs. Hugh Robertson. Il est un Canadien d'origine écossaise, un Presby-terian dans la religion, et un conservateur en politique.sa ferme, composé de loo acres, situé à l'Ouest  % Lot D, 7e et f^ighthConcessions lownship, Cornwall, a un équipement Live-stock composé de 33 chevaux, bovins,S et 100 oiseaux. La production annuelle de 1 il est même iiushels 500 grammes, 100. Accueil de H. A. ROBERTSON de tonnes de foin,

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Official history of the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board . ri. -n ^ww^m. 229 HISTORY OF THE CORNWALL CHEESE AND BUTTER BOARD HUGH A. ROBERTSON HUGH ALEX. ROBERTSON, sixty-two years of age, is the son of Mr. andMrs. Hugh Robertson. He is a Canadian of Scotch descent, a Presby-terian in religion, and a Conservative in politics.His farm, consisting of loo acres, located West % Lot D, Seventh and F^ighthConcessions, Cornwall lownship, has a live-stock equipment composed of 33 cattle, S horses, and 100 fowl. 1 he annual production of same is 500 iiushels gram, 100. HOME OF H. A. ROBERTSON tons hay, 43^ acres corn, 200 bushels potatoes, with vegetables for his own use.There is a sugar bush on the farm of about 800 trees. Mr. Robertson keeps graded Short-horn Durham Cattle, having a pure-bredbull. He sends 375 pounds of milk daily to the North Branch Factory, and hasbeen a patron of the Cheese Board for seventeen years. He is an exhibitor andprize winner on horses at the St. Lawrence Valley Fair. All his life has been spentin the pursuit of farming. 230 HISTORY OF THE CORNWALL CHEESE AND BUTTER BOARD JAMES J. ROBERTSON JAMES J. ROBERTSON was born March 25, i86g. His fathers name wasGeorge E. Robertson and his mothers maiden name was Jane Palmer. Hiswifes maiden name was Margaret Roys and he is the father of two sonsand two daughters. In rehgion, Mr. Robertson is an Anghcan, in pohtics a Union-ist, and a Canadian by birth. He at present owns and operates the splendid 200-acre farm located Lot 22, First Concession, Cornwall Township, Stormont County,

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