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    Born in 1823 in Glasgow, Scotland. Minister of the united congregations of Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville and Sixteen Mile Creek, 1850-1862. In 1866, he led a party of pioneers that included his

    Born in 1823 in Glasgow, Scotland. Minister of the united congregations of Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville and Sixteen Mile Creek, 1850-1862. In 1866, he led a party of pioneers that included his

    In memory of the Rev. James Nisbet, the first foreign missionary of the Canada Presbyterian Church and the founder of Prince Albert, born at Hutchesontown, Glasgow, Scotland. Sept. 8th, 1823, arrived

    For your further information, a link to the blog of Fred Blair is included in this record. It's called "War of 1812 Canadian Stories". Fred describes the content as: "Insightful short stories about l

    For your further information, a link to the blog of Fred Blair is included in this record. It's called "War of 1812 Canadian Stories". Fred describes the content as: "Insightful short stories about l

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    Worden Pioneer Cemetery at corner of #7 highway and 5th line. The stones were gathered into a cairn in 1953 by the Bannockburn Women’s Institute and Farm Forum. One in a series of photos included in

    George Kennedy (1799-1870) married Sarah Bedford (1798-1875) in 1821 at Gainsborough Township and moved to Esquesing Township.

    Two copies of this photograph.

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    Cairn at Worden Pioneer Cemetery. Located at the corner of #7 Highway and 5th line. The stones were gathered into a cairn in 1953 by the Bannockburn Women’s Institute and Farm Forum. One in a series

    Pioneer Cemetery behind Knox Presbyterian Church. The stones were gathered into a cairn in 1934.

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Georgetown Herald, May 1971, p. 13     Hand-made furniture, typical of a child's room is displayed in the reconstructed log cabin at Halton County Museum.

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