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    In 1957, the town of Oakville, Ontario celebrated the 100 years of its incorporation in 1857. From June 29th to July 6th, this centennial celebration included a parade, fair, music concerts, street d

    Wentworth Street North, Hamilton with Emerson Norton's wife Emma & son Babe. Emma's sister Mary is standing.

    Sarah Pett in Clark/Norton Family Album

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    Art Baylis married Clara Norton. Clara's (b. 1918) maid of honor is sister Dorothy(b.1922). They were daughters of Villiers Norton & Clara Oldland

    Ernest Norton, b.c1876, son of John Norton, Jr., 1842-1915, and his first wife, Charlotte Marshall. His brother was Thomas Walter Norton, called by his middle name, b.1867. His sister, Annie, was bor

    Dorothy “Doll” Truesdale c1872-1900 Born in Saltfleet and married Thomas “Tom” Norton on 16 November 1892. Doll died 19 June 1900 c1890

    Possibly Walter, the eldest son of John Norton and his first wife, Charlotte (Marshall). Thomas Walter Norton was born in 1867 in Wentworth Co. Ontario. He was the grandson of John Norton, 1812-1902.

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    Thomas “Tom” Norton c1866-1916- Son of John Norton and Francis “Fanny” Walker.

    Dorothy Truesdale c1872-1900- wife of Thomas Norton.

    Vincent Hildreth on the chair and Gracie standing

    Grace Norton b. 1893- the older of the girls with Maude Smith. Grace was the daughter of Tom Norton and Dorothy Truesdale.

    Grace Norton daughter of Tom Norton and Dorothy Truesdale b. 1893

    Tapleytown is located in the former Saltfleet Township in Wentworth County, Ontario. when the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth was established in 1974, Saltfleet Township took the name of

    James was the son of Mires Clark and Ann Burton. He was born 25 April 1851 in Walpole Twp. Haldimand Co. and died 12 May 1916 in Saskatoon, Sk.

    William was born 24 December 1849 in Germany and died 31 December 1894 in Saltfleet Twp., Wentworth Co.

    Mires Clark 1814-1888, (son of Myers Clark & Rachel Crane) married Ann Burton 1816-1890 in Stratton Strawless Co., Norfolk, England in 1835. They came to Upper Canada in 1837 and died in Tapleytown,

    Mill ruins on the Sixteen Mile Creek near Cross Avenue in Oakville.

    Further information about Victoria Park, the Hall and rink can be found in the books: Oakville and the Sixteen, and, Oakville; A Small Town 1900-1930 by Frances Robin Ahern.