The Quaker migration route traveled a newly completed road,
known as the "Williamson Road," that ran north to Painted 
Post, Bath, and Geneseo in New York before swinging 
west to Fort Erie. From there, they rounded the western 
shore of Lake Ontario and continued north and east to the 
Uxbridge and Pickering areas. The trip was approximately 
300 miles for the James and Martha Hughes family. 
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