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    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898. He is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was p

    Annie, daughter of Andrew Robertson, was married to William Lees. She presented Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, with a communion service in 1907 in memory of her father. The communion set was giv

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    "On a Sunday in April 1833, twelve people from the community and a minister from Hamilton gathered together for worship in a rough wooden building that sat on the east bank of the Sixteen Mile Creek.

    Max Leggatt (39 years), Charles Leggatt (36 years) and Walter Adamson, Clerk of Session (36 years).

    The motorcycle was displayed in the Knox church parlour to help publicize a C.G.I.T. (Canadian Girls in Training) project to raise money for the Presbyterian Board of World Mission's "Ministers on Wh

    Mrs. Susan Archibald, Mr. Wanzer, Dr. C.K. Nicoll, Mrs. Ada Kendall, Mrs. Susan Kent.

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    Son of Oakville's founder, William Chisholm. He built the new customs house and adjoining residence that became known as Erchless. R.K. Chisholm, an elder at the church, and his nephew, are represent

    Wife of Robert Kerr Chisholm

    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898, he is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was p

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    Some services were held in his caibnet maker's shop.

    Stafford Marlatt was married to Mandana Elizabeth Triller and they had four children, Cecil Gustavus, Wilbur Triller, Delia and Ina. The St. Cecilia stained glass window, one of the most visually str

    Located at 82 William St., Oakville.

    Son of Stafford Dean Marlatt and brother of Cecil G. Marlatt. An elder from 1910-1945 at Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, Wilbur was widely known for his involvement in the Ontario Motor League.

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    Second wife of Cecil G. Marlatt.