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    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898, he is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was p

    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898. He is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was p

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    George Henry Wilkinson 1842-1916 and wife Maria Patterson 1863-1939. George Wilkinson was one of the seven sons and three daughters of francis Wilkinson and Clarissa Simons.

    Joseph Oakley was one of four brothers who came from England, possibly Bedford. His brothers were John, who arrived in Niagara in October 1814 and within months, was appointed the charge of Fort Geor

    Portrait of Henry Christopher Breckon (1861-1931) taken by Farmer Bros. photography in Hamilton.

    William Hardy Morden (1862-1940) and wife Christina had five children: William Ellsworth, Wilhelmina, Aileen, Sylvester Campbell and Muriel Christina. It is unknown which two children are pictured he

    David Alton was married to Mary Ann Breckon, daughter of John and Isabella Breckon.

    Martha Dynes Breckon was the second wife of Ralph Breckon. His first wife Bridget died March 16, 1867. Ralph remarried April 8, 1868. They had four children together.

    A portrait of Albert Edward Alton.

    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,

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

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    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion".

    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

    Photograph in the form of a card.