Province of Ontario, Algonquin Park Lease #1975 (to J. S. Fraser), 1917.
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Plan of part lot 19, Con. XII, Township of Peck, E. Bazett, 1926-07-30, Archives of Ontario, RG 53-11 vol. 2 (container D31127 6). Algonquin Park Crown Leases, 1911-1946., This map records the location and dimensions of some of the properties of some of the key individuals involved in the Thomson tragedy. These properties lie on the shores of Canoe Lake, in Concession 12 of Peck Township, Ontario. The map was produced as part of the documentation supporting the renewal of the Blecher lease of their cottage in Algonquin Park (Lease #77, Dec. 20, 1926). The southernmost property (the Blecher's, highlighted in yellow), shows the boathouse and cottage. Two properties north is the Trainor property. , and two more north of that is land leased by J. S. Fraser
[…] in consideration of and subject to the provisos, conditions and restrictions hereinafter contained, We have demised and leased and by these Presents do demise and lease unto
John Shannon Fraser of Mowat Lodge in the Township of Peck, Gentleman
[…] Part of lot nineteen in the Twelfth Concession of the Township of Peck in the District of Nipissing […] as shown colored pink on plan of Survey by Ontario Land Surveyor E. Bazett dated 26th of July 1917 […]
To have and to hold the said demised premises for and during the term of Twenty-one years to be computed from the date hereof yielding and paying therefor, in advance, yearly and every year […] the rent or sum of Fifteen dollars […]