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    "This is the oldest stained glass window [at Knox] and bears the inscription: Joseph McCausland, Toronto, 1890. The window is dedicated to the memory of Agnes Waldie Marlatt, who died two years earli

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    John Chisholm on a hunting trip in Arizona in 1890

    Dorothy “Doll” Truesdale c1872-1900 Born in Saltfleet and married Thomas “Tom” Norton on 16 November 1892. Doll died 19 June 1900 c1890

    Henry Christopher Breckon (1861-1931) with his wife Margaret Jane née MacKay (1860-1930). The couple were married September 26th, 1883. This photo was taken by Farmers Brothers Photography located on

    Frankie Breckon was the wife of Alfred Ernest Albert Breckon.

    Links to Trafalgar Township Historical Society records of sons Howarth and William are included here for your further information.

    John Thomas Breckon (1857-1933) was the son of Ralph and Bridget Breckon, and grandson of John Breckon.

    Portrait of Carola May, on the right and Douglas Russel, children of William and Janet Gilbert. The picture was taken by Farmers Brothers photography on King Street West in Hamilton.

    Photograph of sisters Christina Ada and Alice Alberta, daughters of Henry Christopher Breckon and Margaret Jane Breckon née MacKay.

    Pictured is Christina Morden née McKay, wife of William Hardy Morden.

    A portrait of Annie Langtry née McKay (1858-1939), wife of Bert Langtry, possibly taken at the time of her engagement. The notice of Bert's death in the Milton Canadian Champion newspaper, March 9, 1

    William Hardy Morden (1862-1940) was the son of Captain George Hardy Morden.

    Clara married Edmund Norton in Tapleytown, Wentworth Co. on 19 November 1890. She died on 30 December 1897. This is likely her engagement photograph. We also have an 1879 school photograph with her,

    Hiram George Andrew Norton 1876-1947 was the son of Hiram Clark and Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Norton. The Norton family moved frequently until finally purchasing the farm at lots 1 & 2, Concession 1 NDS

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    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

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    Hill/Pearen connection