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    Charles Herbert Colton b. 19 Apr 1871 son of Jacob and Mary.

    Probably the son of Henry Smith and Elizabeth "Libby" Norton 1861-1921

    Hiram Clark Norton 1846-1919 was son of John 1812-1902 & Elizabeth 1819-1856 (Clark) Norton. Hiram worked as a farmhand in the summer and in logging cams in Quebec in the winter. He could cut a tree

    Hiram George Andrew Norton 1876-1947 was the son of Hiram Clark and Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Norton. The Norton family moved frequently until finally purchasing the farm at lots 1 & 2, Concession 1 NDS

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

    Mary loved hats, and worked as a milliner in Toronto. Her big hat was stylish at the time of the photo.

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    L6 - C4 Trafalgar Township. Ob Britannia Rd, opposite Church of Christ.

    Taken at Robert and Ruth Browning's farm on the 4th line, between Derry Rd and Britannia, in the 1960's.

    It has been suggetsed this is actually. ROBERT COVERDALE (1824-1906) and not HARMON HENRY INGLEHART (1827- 1917 ) 5th child and second son of John Peter Inglehart and Elizabeth (Betsy) Fisher and hus

    Son of William Cyrus Inglehart and his first wife, Mary Bray, (1822 – 1861). Mary was the daughter of Mahlon Bray and Rachel Freeman. This picture was taken in Burlington

    Son of John Inglehart (1756 – 1835) and Magdalind Bouslaugh (1763 – 1835). John Peter was born in Pennsylvania in 1791, but the family emigrated to Canada as United Empire Loyalists in 1800, coming w

    Photo of Wesley Patterson, who is buried in the Palermo Anglican Cemetery. 1863 - 1955

    The parents of Charles were Amanda Mary Oakley, b. October 18, 1831 in Waterdown, Ontario, who married John A. Foreman, Jr. in the town of Oakville, Trafalgar Township on April 29, 1847. They bought

    From left to right: Frank Ruddell, Ken Pell, Elmer Pell, Gordon Brigden, Wally Thomson. Pulled on Frank Ruddell Wagon, July 1961

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    William Henry Devlin with friends. Devlin is seated bottom left. WWI

    Joe Cunningham lived on 5th Line below Derry Road.

    James O'Boyle, one of the first Irishmen in Oakville, standing in front of the first log cabin in the town. For more information on James O'Boyle and the O'Boyle family, please see the Plante Family

    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