Harriet Utter

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Harriet Smith was born in about 1816 in Lower Canada (later Quebec). She eventually married Upper Canada native Henry Utter (1809-1898) and in 1833 the couple moved to Warwick Township in the Western District of Upper Canada, in what later became Lambton County. They are considered to be the first Euro-Canadian settlers on what became the site of Arkona, Ontario. An Episcopal Methodist, Harriet died on June 15, 1882 and is buried at the Arkona Cemetery.

[edit] References

• Johnson, William. Arkona Through the Years(Forest, Ontario: Pole Printing, 1976).
• Ontario Vital Statistics, 1882, Schedule of Deaths, Lambton County, Arkona, 008307, Harriet Utter.