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    Elizabeth Jones was the daughter of Hugh Foster and Jane Coates. Mr. and Mrs. Jones had four sons and one daughter. This photograph was taken from "Milton Semi-Centennial 1857-1907". For further info

    Dorothy Bowes was the daughter of John Willmott and Rachael Cunnington. In 1828 she married Thomas Bowes Jr. who was born in Ireland. They had four sons and five daughters. This photograph was taken

    The Baptist Church has not yet been built.

    A pen and ink sketch of the Brain Brewery on the 9th Line, Esquesing Township near Hornby. Taken from the 1877 Halton County Atlas. It was established in 1845 and remains can be seen on Lot 2, Conces

    Laura Adelia Brown, wife of John B. Dayfoot.

    Taken by W.H. Kahrs, photographic artist, Georgetown Ontario.

    John and Mary Jane were married 13 Nov. 1872.

    Laura Adelia (Brown) Dayfoot, wife of John B. Dayfoot.

    A pre-stamped reply postcard was mailed to the Bank of Hamilton, Georgetown (then at 115 Main Street) from the Bank of Montreal at Halifax. Side A and B were scanned. It was printed by the British Am

    A carte de visite for Colina Kennedy, daughter of Malcolm Kennedy who built and resided at 55 Main Street North. She married James Prentice of Parry Sound in 1882 and died there suddenly in June 1885

    A carte de visite for either Maggie or Lizzie Kennedy, daughter of Malcolm Kennedy who built and resided at 55 Main Street North. Her sister’s portrait is EHS24042, Colina Kennedy. Lizzie married Bob

    A carte de visite for William Clark, junior.

    A carte de visite for Miss Minnie Swan. She married F. J. Travers, solicitor of Toronto and died in August 1889

    A carte de visite for Donald Kennedy, son of Malcolm Kennedy who built and resided at 55 Main Street North. He left Acton about 1875 and died of pneumonia in Cripple Creek, Colorado, USA, where he wa

    A carte de visite for Thomas Kennedy, son of Malcolm Kennedy who built and resided at 55 Main Street North. He was a student of Robert Little. He left Acton about 1875 to manage the Guelph Lumber Com

    William Heslop Storey (1827-1898), first Reeve of Acton in 1873.

    A line drawing of Canada Lime Works, showing two set kilns and two draw kilns with a GTR locomotive. The company was purchased by C.S. Smith and Dr. McGarvin in 1874.

    The very large class of Miss Minerva Howson (1857-1955) gathers outside the Ashgrove school house, built in 1870. She taught at Ashgrove from 1878 until 1880, when she married Samuel Ruddell.

    Manager and staff stand outside the Bank of Hamilton building at 115 Main Street South not long after it opened in 1875. It was the first chartered bank in Halton County.

    This photo was rescued from a house on Main Street South, Georgetown.