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    When Milton was first settled in the early 19th century, Sixteen Mile Creek flowed right through the middle. The creek was dammed creating a mill pond.

    The modern address of the house is 7420 Ninth Line, City of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. The area was taken over by Mississauga in 1974. Heritage Mississauga provides information in its discussion o

    “Died, In Milton, on Thursday, March 2nd, 1939, Maria Deforest, widow of the late John Albert Featherstone. Remains resting in C. R. Turner’s funeral parlors until Saturday noon. Funeral from her lat

    Maria Featherstone moved from the Featherstone farm to this house on Court St. in Milton.

    Maria Wilson Featherstone moved to this house on Court St. in Milton from the Featherstone Farm. She loved her hollyhocks.

    “Married. Ford-Featherstone – At the home of the bride’s mother, Milton, Ont., on Sept. 17th, 1921, by Rev E.W. Brearley, M.A. Mary Bell, daughter of Mrs. John Albert Featherstone, to Robert R. Ford,

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    Mr & Mrs D Frank Ford Request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Ada Elizabeth to Mr. Homer Edward McCann On Saturday, September the seventh Ninteen Hundred and Thirty Five

    Postcard showing Milton Lake in Milton, Ontario, 1909

    postcard showing the Milton River, 1925

    A scene in Livingston's Park, looking West from G.T.R. (Grand Trunk Railway) Bridge, Milton Ontario postcard, 1912.

    A scene in Livingston's Park, looking East from G.T.R. (Grand Trunk Railway) Bridge, Milton Ontario postcard, 1913.

    A 1912 postcard showing the main street of Milton Ontario.

    Postcard showing Grace Anglican Church in Milton, Ontario, in 1913.

    Postcard showing the buildings of the Milton Pressed Brick Company, 1925.

    Milton Main Street looking West, 1880-1890.

    This postcard dating ca 1914, is labelled,"Martin St. South Milton Ont." However, a viewer of the photograph in 2015 suggests, "based on the shadow of the poles as well as no view in sight of the int

    Charlotte Sarah Augusta Heaven (neé McCraney), Mrs. Herbert Gyde Heaven, 1862-1944. Portrait taken August 1897. In 1895, Arthur George sold the family farm at the south part of Lot 6, Concession 1 NS

    Charles (Carl) Ansley martin (1899 - 1989) & Joseph James (Jamie) Martin (1897 - 1975). Milton, On.

    Anson Devlin, first to come to Milton from Ireland. Age in Photo 4-6 years. Councillor Jim Day currently lives in the house built by Anson Devlin (as of 2006).