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    Ontario archival histories show that the Loyal Orange Order came to Ontario with military men and others with Irish Protestant connections. The Lodges were an opportunity for men to socialize althoug

    Margaret Grace Gilbert (1909-2002)is pictured, on the right with her brother William Tracy Gilbert (1912-1978). They were the children of William and Christina Breckon. This photo was taken by a phot

    Will Chisholm with wife Margaret and son Frank at their home on Sixt Line and Derry Road.

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    Lindsey was the son of Daniel Neelands, 1831–1890, and Mary Jane Lindsay, 1831–1918, also buried in Hornby Presbyterian Cemetery, Hornby, Ontario. Daniel's father was Robert Neelands, 1804–1893, and

    More information on the Mississauga Horse can be found on several websites; several are linked here.

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    Three men and two horses working on laying railway bed

    Probably a Hill (Acton and Peru) and Pearen (Milton) family connection. On the back is written "Seattle, Dec. 14 1912"

    Reverse reads - "Milton, 26-12. Hello - and how are you this stormy day. Have been down here near two weeks and only seems like two days. I wish it was only that. How is every one in Erin. Have only

    Frances Bowes was the daughter of George Speer Bowes and Agnes A.Cobban. She married Mr. W. J. H. Richardson of Whitby in 1900. She was the mother of Harold Bowes Richardson. Photograph in cardboard

    Sadie (7 yrs. 4 months), Florie (5 yrs. 3 months), Shirley (8 years, 4 months), Willard (1 year, 8 months), Mrs. Summers.

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