Eugenia, Ontario (English Wikipedia)

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  • Smith, William Wye (1865). Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Grey for 1865-66. Toronto: Global Steam Press. OCLC 63009483. In 1852, when the country was very new and wild, somebody thought he had discovered gold in the rocks below the falls... One adventurous waggonmaker, from the County of York, happening to be in the region, made a rush with the rest to the diggings, and soon departed homeward, several days journey through woods and bushroads, with a backbreaking load in a bag... He got home, and before he slept kindled up his forge fire to melt down a little of the precious stuff... The sulphurious fumes and horrible stench of the vile stuff choked him, and well nigh drove him out of the premises. He had carried home a backload of worthless iron pyrites!

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  • "Eugenia". Geographical Names Data Base. Natural Resources Canada. Retrieved 2014-05-13.

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  • Smith, William Wye (1865). Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Grey for 1865-66. Toronto: Global Steam Press. OCLC 63009483. In 1852, when the country was very new and wild, somebody thought he had discovered gold in the rocks below the falls... One adventurous waggonmaker, from the County of York, happening to be in the region, made a rush with the rest to the diggings, and soon departed homeward, several days journey through woods and bushroads, with a backbreaking load in a bag... He got home, and before he slept kindled up his forge fire to melt down a little of the precious stuff... The sulphurious fumes and horrible stench of the vile stuff choked him, and well nigh drove him out of the premises. He had carried home a backload of worthless iron pyrites!
  • Brown, Alan A. (September 1983). "The Eugenia Falls Project". Current. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Ontario Hydro: 5–7. ISSN 0824-0485.