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Queries & Contributions Artist J. Weykamp Mike & Lesley Stott sent us a copy of their painting done by J. Weykamp that we mentioned in the last newsletter. We have given them the leads that you sent in for them to follow up. Trafalgar Post Offices In response to our Trafalgar Post Office Inquiry... We had a Bradley cousin who found the newsletter on-line respond to find out more about their grandparents! We have connected them with Irene. Ruth Blair also shared a link for Post Masters. http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/post-offices/001001100.01-e.ph Shain Lynn Kenney wrote to point out an error in our on-line transcription of the names on the petition of 2 Jan 1808. Lynn pointed out that the name we have down as "Edward Sisraim?" is actually the signature of Conrad Schön, whose name was later anglicized to Shain. When he signed the petition, he was writing in his native German gothic script. My husband is descended from Conrad Shain's daughter Elizabeth. I hope my correction helps in your tracing the history of the early Halton County settlers. Sheridan Orchestra I am doing historical research on the village of Sheridan, Ontario, which disappeared when the QEW was built. In the 1940s there was a local musical ensemble called the Sheridan Orchestra that played for church socials and various other community events. I have been searching for a picture of the Sheridan Orchestra, but so far without success. I'd like to ask your readers if anyone might have a photograph of the Orchestra. If so, please get in touch with me at edpbutts@yahoo.com. Heritage Events Around Halton November 27 Halton Peel OGS Brian Gilchrist, Thinking Outside the Box; Four Corners Branch Library, 65 Queen St., Brampton @ 2p.m Esquesing Historical Society -John Wheeler's Glen Williams- John Wheeler captured everyday life around Glen Williams in the early 1900s. Using his printed postcards and some of his never before seen negatives, Karen Hunter has compiled a collection that captures Edwardian life in an industrial village. GLEN WILLIAMS TOWN HALL, Prince Street, GLEN WILLIAMS, 7:30 p.m. Esquesing Historical Society -People of Esquesing, Born Here, Stayed Awhile, or Just Visited Many well-known, famous or important people have passed through Esquesing throughout our history. Join Ray Denny as he reveals his list of interesting people and their claim to fame! KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Main Street, GEORGETOWN, 7:30 p.m. January 11th. February 8th 3