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Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 8 Dec 1966, p. 3     Training exercises for Lorne Scots in Wiarton. Private E. Jamieson, Georgetown, grimly awaits the attack that might come at any minute from enemy forces nearby.

    Lieutenant George Kennedy in the uniform of the Acton Company of the 104th Halton-Dufferin Company of the Canadian Expeditionary Force of World War I.

    Although not yet formally published, copies of David Fearnley's book, "The Lancashire Hussars Yeomanry Cavalry 1848 - 1914", are in the Lancashire Archives in Liverpool, and in the Makerfield referen

    Possibly taken in the winter of 1915 when they were training at Exhibition Place in Toronto. We know that Private J.T. (Jack) Moulding and Lt. Kenneth D. Marlatt, both from Trafalgar Township/Oakvill

    Possibly Jim "Sam" Hughes of the RCAF with his Mossie, as this fighter aircraft was commonly called. Flight Lieutenant "Sam" Hughes flew a de Haviland Mosquito bomber in the Second World War. He is p

    After his term of active service in France, Captain Kenneth Marlatt of the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles was sent to attract recruits in the United States. This is a photograph of the recruiters in Bos

    This photograph of John A. Foreman Jr. was taken during the American Civil War, 1861-1865. At the age of sixteen, John was master-owner of the brigantine, While, and active in commercial shipping on

    The band was first formed for the 20th Halton Battalion for July 1, 1867, Dominion Day. It became the Oakville Citizen's Band in 1881. In 1881 permission was received to redesignate the 20th Halton R

    More information on the Battalion in the Great War can be found in the website of THE LORNE SCOTS (PEEL, DUFFERIN AND HALTON REGIMENT)linked in this record.

    The building on the left is the post office

    This photograph is labelled on the back as Dr. Clarkson Freeman. However, after exchanging e-mails with the author of the 'comment', who is an expert on Commonwealth Militia uniforms, it was decided

    For further information see "The Canadian Champion", June 3, 1994, p.1. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion".

    Members of the Band lined up on Main Street, Milton. In the background can be seen the Milton Inn

    Loaded wagons being moved out of Milton.

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    SCAN ONLY. For furher information, see "Milton Area Biographies" by Alex Cooke.

    Norman, William, Gordon and Stewart were brothers from the Stratford/St. Marys, Ontario area. Norman, Gordon and Stewart all served in WWI and returned safely. Norman was killed shortly after his ret

    Photograph taken outside the old Town Hall on Main Street.

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