School Section #6 [1850-1858] Until recently, we didn’t realize that School Section #6 even existed. While looking over the 1860 Wallings’ map, a school was noted on Lot 17, Concession 1. Further research found the school mentioned in the Adolphustown Council minutes in 1850. The original School Section #1 was divided into two parts, the second school building (named S.S. #6) being erected on what is now the Bayshore Road. It was short-lived. The school was closed in 1858 and the two sections again united as S.S. #1. No further information has been found.
1860 Wallings Map Showing a school on Lot 17, Concession 1 on the Bayshore Road.
We the undersigned inhabitants of the Township of Adolphustown in the first concession, finding the very great inconvenience at present arising from the situation of the division School House, pray the Township Council to make such Regulation, as may be most conducive to the inhabitants - for making two School Sections in the Concession. And as in duty bound will ever pray Adolphustown 11th February 1850
[Signed]	Joseph Trumpour Philip Dorland Thomas Dorland John Dorland Thomas Casey	D.P. Graham W.H. Swetman Lazarus Gilbert Edward Shackency Reverend Job Deacon, Clerk	Stephen Griffes Andrews Gerow John J. Watson Edw. D'Lalanne James Bradshaw	Noxon Harris John H. Cole Samuel C. Hoover Henry Hoover D.W. Allison Richard Daverne

By Law No. 5 [For dividing School Section No. 1 first concession Adolphustown into Two Sections] Whereas by an act of the Legislature of Canada passed the 12th Year of the Reign of Queen Victoria, Chap. 31, authority is given to Township Councillors to divide School Sections Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of Adolphustown that School Section No. 1 be divided into two School Sections, that the West part of the Old School Section, No. 1 retain its original denomination, and is bounded on the East by the Road leading from the Water's edge, between the Town Plot and Giles Membury's to the Rear of said concession, generally known as the line between 21 and 22, And that the Eastern division of the Old Section, shall be bounded on the West by the above named line between Nos. 21 and 22. And that the Eastern division of the Old School Section shall be bounded on the West by the above named line between No. 21 and 22 and on the East by the line between Fredericksburgh and Adolphustown, and be called School Section No. 6. Signed Joseph B. Allison, T. Reeve Passed 13th February 1850 Signed Richard Daverne, Township Clerk Joseph B. Allison T. Reeve

Mr. J.P. Dorland begs leave to bring in the report of School Section No. 1 and No. 6. The Undersigned Trustees of School Sections No. one and six beg leave to report on the subject referred to them by the Municipal Council that they have come to an agreement whereby the Trustees of Section No. Six, agree to relinquish their right to the School House for the sum of £12.10, which the Trustees of Section No. 1 agree to pay by the first day of January 1851. Signed Stephen Griffis, Henry Hoover, William Murdoff, John J. Watson Adolphustown 24th April 1850. Mr. P.V. Dorland moves that the Township Clerk be directed to communicate with Mr. Swetman, respecting a site for School House No. One.

Council Office, Adolphustown, 24th April 1850 The Municipal Council having directed me to communicate with you respecting your promise of granting a site for a School House for the division to which you belong. The Council having taken it for granted that you will adhere to your promise, have disposed of the - School House used by both Sections, and made other arrangements accordingly in conformity thereto - They request you will be pleased to point out to the Trustees of School Section No. 6 the piece of ground promised. Yours, Richard Daverne, T. Clerk William Swetman Esquire, Adolphustown

1858 – School Sections One and Six United Again

Township Council Minutes from 1858 “Moved by P. Dorland and seconded by Alex Davis that the bylaw No 57 for uniting School Sections No 1 and six be read the second time. CARRIED Moved by J.P. Dorland and seconded by Alex Davis that By Law No. 57 be read a third time for uniting School Section No. 1 and six. CARRIED. Moved by Alex Davis and seconded by J.P. Dorland that Parker Allen be appointed to call the first School Section Meeting in School Section No. 1 and that the Clerk do notify Mr. Allen of the same. CARRIED.”