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    Annie and James met at a wedding in Ireland in 1922. Shortly afterwards, James emigrated to Trafalgar Township. Annie and James corresponded and in time, Annie came to Canada, too. James walked from

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    Handwritten on the photograph: Apr. 1942 Sign on building: Wm. Whitaker & Sons Used Cars & Trucks

    The family of Thomas had come from Ireland in the 1830's to settle in Peel County, Upper Canada. Thomas had one sister, Mary Jane, and his three brothers were Robert, William and Charles. Charlotte h

    To see all the photos, click on "Pages" "Select" under the title and click on each jpg file.

    Mrs. Irvine in the 1920s. Her family farmed at Upper Middle Road and Fourth Line, Trafalgar Township.

    Front Row, left to right: Jimmy Hamilton, Carl Saunders, Marc Bussell, unidentified Master Feeds Rep., Ab Marchment, Harry Sorensen, Frank Anuzis. Centre Row: Delbert Downs, Axel Peterson, Cecil Patt

    John D. Smith's grandparents had been British Loyalists who came to the Niagara penninsula and settled in Grimsby Township. The family was large, bringing 4 children with 8 more children born in Uppe

    Ransome Brownridge was nicknamed "Doc". His parents were Andrew Brownridge and Margaret A. Thornton. Ransome's paternal grandparents homesteaded Lot 4, Consession 7, Esquesing Township, Halton County

    Peter Fisher was the brother-in-law of John Peter Inglehart 1791-1877 (the father of William Cyrus Inglehart). In 1818, Elizabeth "Betsy" Fisher, sister of Peter Fisher married John Peter Inglehart.

    It isn't possible to directly link to the article, "Lowville - A Rich History" by Jennifer Enright, Tackaberry Times, December 2003 but you can find the article by typing- "Jennifer Enright" Lowville

    The Vansickle name was printed as Van Sickle in some area newspaper notices for some other families with this name.

    Ruth Mary Ann Joyce was the daughter of George and Esther (Brown) Joyce who emigrated from Ireland in 1856-7, settling on a farm south-east of Milton, near Omagh, Ontario. Mary's parents died when sh

    George and Polly King had 11 children. They enjoyed many family gatherings over the years on the family farms along Dundas at the Sixteen, and on the Sixteen flats. When they all got together with th

    The ceremony was performed by Rev. C.D. Farris. Although Carol was born in Toronto, her parents moved their family to Trafalgar Township when the children were still young to join their King family r

    The children of this happy family spanned 24 years.

    The picture was taken at the bottom of the hill down the Wilson back lane, Sheridan, in the early 1930's by Dr. George Hardy. The Wilson family farm was on the west side of the present-day Winston Ch

    The property was on the southeast corner of Winston Churchill Blvd. and the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW).

Linda Reed, Mississauga News, 29 Oct 1969     No source citation is given but a note indicates it was an article in the Mississauga News, October 29, 1969. Further information about this building is taken from the booklet, "A Brief Chronicle of

Toronto Daily Star (1892-1971), 4 Nov 1929     A newspaper article about the 60th or diamond anniversary of Sheridan United Church in 1929.