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    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 Bates, a hired hand on the farm of Ralph and Bridget Breckon.

    Pictured are Margaret "Grace" and Roy "Maxwell" Heslop with their children, Anne Maxine (held by Grace) and Marilyn Jean.

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

    Frank (on the left) and his brother Alfred Lucas. They were the children of Hannah and Cecil Lucas.

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

    A woman takes a break from planting flowers to pose for a photograph.

    George Wettlaufer (father of Eckhardt Wettlaufer) stands with daughters Ada Hill, on the right and Etta (Rosetta) Christner, on the left.

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    Two young men pose for a photograph with a young woman on a winter's day.

    A link to the Heritage Mississauga information on the lost village of McCurdy's Corners and the arrival of the Bussell family is provided here for your further information.

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    Portrait of Ralph Breckon (1832-1874) and Rebecca Breckon née Stephenson (1836-1867).

    Also check for the surname spelling "van Sickle".

    At least one official record interprets Andrew's middle name as "Pettah".

    Pictured from left to right are: a cousin, Christina(Tine)Ada Breckon, and Alberta Alice(Allie)Breckon, daughters of Henry and Margaret. With them is Jane "Jennie" Breckon.

    Janet Gilbert née Hope (1861-1946)wife of Norm Gilbert.

    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

    This record contains 5 photographs of items used or made by the women of the Hardy family of Sheridan, Trafalgar Township in the late 1800s, early 1900s. The face veil was worn by Isabella Jane (Stev

    For further information on P. L. Robertson, please see "P. L. Inventor of the Robertson Screw" by Ken Lamb and "Milton Area Biographies" by Alex Cooke.