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    Hid (as he was informally called) and Margeurite were married on the lawn at Oakhurst, August 11, 1928. The bride’s great-uncle, Rev. Daniel Baldwin, came from Kentucky to perform the ceremony. A new

    This photograph was taken at "Oakhurst". "Oakhurst" was built by Herbert's father, William Cyrus Inglehart and his mother, Eleanor, in the late 1800’s. Herbert and his wife, Eleanor, also farmed and

    L to R, Ruth Baldwin (1902–2003), Ellice Marion (1907–1992), Jean Eleanor (1901–1958) Edna Isabel (1909–1984) and Edith Margeurite (1904–1994). The photograph was taken at the family home, "Oakhurst"

    l-r Ruth Baldwin; Eleanor Lovina (Rose); Herbert Inglehart; Edith Margeurite; Ellice Marion; Jean Eleanor; Edna Isabel. Eleanor Lovina Rose was Herbert Inglehart’s second wife, married in 1919. Ruth

    Daughter of Wesley Rose of Stayner, Ontario, Second wife of Herbert Inglehart. Eleanor and Herbert had five daughters. The family lived at "Oakhurst", their farm on the southwest corner of Upper Midd

    Early land registry records and Trafalgar census records from 1851, 1871, 1881 use the family surname spelling, "Hagar". However, the 1861 census and the family gravestones in the Palermo cemetery us

    A link to our record of the 1887 diary of her father, George, is provided for your further information.

    William Peacock had been a seaman and then sea captain before retiring in England. He came to Halton in 1832 with his wife and six of their eventual eleven children. They also owned a homestead in Me

    A family portrait of Flora Dowsind Peacock & Joseph Forster's children. Back: Caroline, Harriet, Fannie Flora, Pheobe Front; William, Herbert, Mary Ann, Edward, Thomas Joseph

    4 pages. To read the 1st page, click on "full image" under the page image, to the right here. To read the next pages, click on "Pages Select" above left here, to open them. To go back to page 1, use

    "Oakhurst" was built by William Cyrus Inglehart in the late 1800’s. Their children were: Mary Alice (1854-1929) never married. Emily (1850–1919) never married. Alfred (1852–1940) married Mary Ellen F

    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.

    Oakhurst and the farm was just south of the village of Palermo. The brick house was built by William Cyrus Inglehart and his wife Eleanor (McLaren) in the late 1800’s. William and Eleanor can be seen

    Susannah was the daughter of Reuben Oakley and his second wife, Mary Inglehart Colanda, the sister of his first wife, Elizabeth Inglehart who had died sometime around 1832. Susanna married her cousin

    "Oakhurst" was a bit south of Palermo and Dundas Street, and a bit north of the old Trafalgar Township center of Merton. Usually, the family considered themselves to be part of Palermo as the "Dundas

    This picture was taken in San Bernardino, California. John emigrated to the US in 1893. John was the son of William Cyrus and Eleanor (McLaren) Inglehart.

    Jean Eleanor (1901-1958) and Ruth Baldwin Inglehart (1902-2003), daughters of Herbert and Margaret Elvira (Coverdale) Inglehart and their cousin, Cora Eleanor Victoria Inglehart (1900-1936), daughter

    The mother of the girls was Anna Elizabeth Prudham, father was Archie Cairns who had much to do with the building of Cedar Springs and many custom homes in the area. The family lived on a farm in Nas

    Home on Dundas Highway, Lot 28, Concession 1, NDS former Trafalgar Township. Street address was 2307 Dundas Street West, now in Oakville, Ontario. In 2004, the house was clearly visible from Dundas S

    Photograph date is unknown. Early land registry records and Trafalgar census records from 1851, 1871, 1881 use the family surname spelling, "Hagar". However, the 1861 census and the family gravestone