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    Pictured are Albert Edward Alton (1860-?) and wife Elizabeth Minerva Henderson Alton (1862-1948).

    A portrait of Albert Edward Alton.

    The family surname, Leaver, is spelled "Laver" in one of these records.

    James Andrew Wilkinson 1854-1942 & Demarius Norton 1854-1942. Photo taken same day as TTOIACN0016. This is in their going away clothes and the other photo is without coats on.

    James Andrew Wilkinson (1850-1934) was known as Andy. He married Demarius Norton (1854-1942) on 26 January 1881. This is their wedding photo. They farmed the land which Andy inherited from his father

    Demarius Norton 1854-1942 was one of three children of John Norton and Elizabeth Clark of Tapleytown who married offspring of Francis Wilkinson and Clarissa Simons of Palermo. Demarius married James,

    John Shepherd Norton 1858-1921 son of William 1836-1913 and Catherine 1835-1916 (Tallman) Norton c 1885

    Original Image Reprint

    Reprint

    For further information, see "P. L., inventor of the Robertson screw" by Ken Lamb.

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    Minister from 1882 to 1885. Written on back of photograph is "Pat McDermott. Drunk again and so and so am I". On the front of the photograph is written "Rev. D. L. Brether, Methodist Church Minister,

    For further information see "The Rasberry Family Tree" by Lloyd G. Rasberry

    Scan only

    SCAN ONLY

    Farmer, real estate and insurance agent. For further information, see 'Milton Area Biographies' by Alex Cooke. Picture taken from sketch in "The Canadian Champion"

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion".

    Much additional information is written in pencil on back of the photograph. Photograph faded and in poor condition.

    Sepia, head and shoulders portrait of elderly man. He has white hair, and a very full white moustache and beard. He is wearing jacket and waistcoat. Photograph faded with piece torn from front.

    On the back of the photograph is written "H. E. Bowes" and "Helena Bowes teacher". For further information on Miss Bowes, please consult "Milton Area Biographies, V.2". Helena Bowes was the daughter