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Jessie is believed to be Jessie Martin, daughter of Charles W. Martin. Obituary in "The Globe & Mail", July 9, 2007, for Jessie McCraney Duncan (nee Martin) Sept. 24, 1908 - July 6, 2007. The two-stoJessie is believed to be Jessie Martin, daughter of Charles W. Martin. …Milton Historical Society
Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. In front of the mill are the flowers and gardens of 57 Martin St., the Martin's family home.Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. In front of the mill …Milton Historical Society
Built c.1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. In front of the mill are the flowers and gardens of the Martin's family home at 57 Martin Street.Built c.1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. In front of the mill are …Milton Historical Society
Demolition of the building, Mary and Hugh Streets, Milton, in order to expand Milton Town Hall.Demolition of the building, Mary and Hugh Streets, Milton, in order to …Milton Historical Society
New C.B.C. Broadcasting Station in Hornby, Ontatio. The antenna was dismantled c.2000-2005New C.B.C. Broadcasting Station in Hornby, Ontatio. The antenna was dismantled c.2000-2005Milton Historical Society
The Hornby Mill was located at the corner of Derry Road and Trafalgar. It was demolished c. 2005The Hornby Mill was located at the corner of Derry Road and …Milton Historical Society
The Hornby feed mill was situated at the hamlet of Agerton on the corner of Trafalgar Road and Derry Road. It was demolished circa 2005.The Hornby feed mill was situated at the hamlet of Agerton on …Milton Historical Society
The Hornby Feed Mill was at Agerton, Ontario at the corner of Trafalgar and Derry Road. The mill was demolished c.2005The Hornby Feed Mill was at Agerton, Ontario at the corner of …Milton Historical Society
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