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    Alisemon Mary Wilson with her son Victor and colt in Sheridan.

    Information taken from "Thy Humble Dwelling: A History of Sheridan-Park Royal United Church 1826-1992", edited by Rev. Robert K. Munro.

    Alfred, Alisemon, and their sons, Leonard, Gordon & Victor Wilson on the former "Town Line", now Winston Churchill Blvd., at Sheridan.

    Road spraying machines were used to spray the gravel roads with water in order to keep the dust to a minimum. This photo is from sometime between 1910 and 1919.

    Hank and Isobel sometimes rode this horse to and from their one-room school, S.S.#9 Coyne, which was over 2 miles away. Hank's father had also attended the same school. The Ford farm was on 5th Line

    The little boy holding the whip is Victor Wilson of Sheridan. Circa 1913. The train was used by area farmers to take produce into the large Toronto market. Victor's parents and grandparents owned far

    William and Maud married in 1902. Myrtle was born in 1903. Around the time of their marriage, William bought the farm just south of Sheridan at Lot 1 Con 2 SDS Trafalgar Township. Much of the land wa

    The newspaper text and 2nd photo of the teams at the quarry are not included here. They are shown on page 57 of the Nelson Women's Institute Tweedsmuir History in Halton Images, linked to this record

    The back of the post card is not reproduced here.

    A calf nurses from a horse on Cherry Farm, owned by James Langmuir.

    W.S. Davis and an unidentified girl sit in a sleigh in front of the Marlatt House. The house located at 43 Dunn Street was built by Cecil G. Marlatt in 1888. For a time it was a funeral home but late

    On the left stands James Langmuir, owner of Cherry Farm. The identities of the other two men are unknown.

    Residence of Miss R.A. Wass "Balsam Lawn" Oakville, Ontario. The house was built by William Lee for William Wass in 1878. William and his wife lived in the house until their deaths 1892 and 1903 resp

Daily Journal Record, 20 Dec 1967, p. 13     photograph

Oakville Beaver, 25 Jul 2001, A1     Coolmore Lanceros Includes photograph.

Oakville Beaver, 17 Sep 2009, p. 9     Ace

Oakville Beaver, 9 Dec 2009, p. 7     Christmas Stall-Decorating Party

    Scottish-born trained gardener 42-year-old James Gallaher had emigrated to Canada a year before the outbreak of war to work for the Dominion Experimental Station in Kentville, Nova Scotia. He signed

    Scottish-born trained gardener 39-year-old James Gallaher had emigrated to Canada a year before the outbreak of war to work for the Dominion Experimental Station in Kentville, Nova Scotia. He signed

    Horse and riders in the 1972 Santa Clause Parade.