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    Jane never married but when her youngest sister, Rachel, married her cousin, William Joyce, and in 1893 her son, Gordon was born, Jane moved in with Rachel's family and stayed with her sister for the

    Samuel Armstrong Jr., of Trafalgar Township, b.December 12, 1863 d.February 28, 1911. He married Elizabeth Gray of Trafalgar in Hamilton, Ontario in 1861. Elizabeth Gray died May 24, 1932. A family h

    Elizabeth Gray of Trafalgar Township, married Samuel Armstrong Jr. in Hamilton, Ontario in 1861. She died May 24, 1932. This formal photograph was possibly taken just before marriage, ca 1860. A fami

    The Trafalgar Township Historical Society Winter Newsletter 2009 shows a postcard addressed to Mrs. Dixon as an example of the post card collection of Mr. David Hobden. As was customary for the time,

    No date or publication information for the York Pioneer Historical Society Memoriam. No title, author, date or publication information for the accompanying page of information on Henry and Eliza Ide.

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    The Norton family moved frequently until finally purchasing the farm at Lots 1 & 2, Concession 1 NDS Nelson Twp. Halton Co., in 1910. The photograph file name gives 1915 as the date, 1917 is the date

    The photograph file name says the date is 1915 but a copy of the photograph with notes says the date is 1917 and another copy of the photograph has a handwritten note to say the photograph was taken

    Jessie Mary(Caverhill) and George Herbert King were married September 14, 1910 in Trafalgar,Ontario by Rev. G.G. McRobie in the Presbyterian Church at the Sixteen River, Knox Sixteen. George purchase

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    The newspaper, The Hamilton Spectator, ran this photograph of Jessie, her husband George and their son, Gordon King of Kingsholm Farm on February 2, 1959. The newspaper article describes the celebrat

    The Darlington's were very active members of the congregation at Palermo Methodist Church. In 1925, this church became a part of the United Church of Canada. Their family dedicated a stained glass wi

    Lucy and Olive Fox as photographed at the home of William Pettigrew, Palermo.

    These two photographs are courtesy of the Town of Oakville, Heritage Planning. Research by Michelle Knoll.

    George was a son of William Henry Fox and Hanna Sargant. In 1911, Billy and Hanna purchased a farm at Palermo. George and Beatrice also raised their family in Palermo after their marriage on January

    This house was demolished in 2007. It was on the northwest corner of Sixth Line and Dundas, Oakville according to the Town of Oakville Heritage Planner. You can see the water damage along the eaves,

    Snider's Public School took students from the Coyne School which had closed in the 1950s. Coyne School was also used afterwards as a private residence; it was on the north-west corner of Eglinton at

    Two photographs showing the cane and a close-up of the head, presented to Captain Robert Graham in 1898 at his retirement from the 22nd Battalion, 7 Company at the age of 33. The owner is continuing

    Canada Games was formed in 1886 by its British parent, Copp Clark.

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