family, of Grenville, Que. Noted for their large-scale ownership of horses. Not a Glengarry family as such, but the name was well known in GC from the 1940s to the 1970s because of the horses which they kept there or which GC farmers maintained for the supply of Arnold enterprises. In the years after WWII, the newspapers reported Dalkeith men accompanying a shipment of Arnold horses to Europe, and Maxville men preparing to accompany a shipment of Arnold horses to Belgium. (Glengarry News 31 Aug. 1945, Standard Freeholder 27 June 1947)

History of the Arnold family in Grenville 1876-1976 (1976) 123-126 * decline of mare urine industry, Glengarry News 29 June 1977 * “Once Flourishing Mare Urine Industry Now Non-Existent in County,” agricultural supplement to GN 22 June 1988 * Winter GN 13 Sept. 1995