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    "Agnes Waldie, wife of Cecil G. Marlatt. Born 28th July 1862 Died 22nd December 1888."

    "Mandana Elizabeth Wife of Stafford D. Marlatt, died April 1st 1893, aged 60 years And Their Daughter, Ina Clare Died July 28th, 1890, aged 19 years six months."

    "This Window is placed here in honour of the men from this congregation who gave their lives in the Great War in defence of justice, liberty and righteousness".

    Knox Presbyterian church, Oakville was crowded to capacity and Colborne street lined for blocks with motor cars to-day when many hundreds gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to the late Cecil G. Marlatt. Following a brief service at the home, the remains were taken to Knox church and ...

    In 1920 the stained glass window of the Last Supper was installed in memory of men in the congregation who died in the First World War, including the son of the minister, Rev. James Munro's son Gordon. The window was dedicated by Cecil Marlatt.

    The St. Cecilia stained glass window, one of the most visually striking in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, was installed by Stafford D. Marlatt in memory of his wife and daughter. Ina was killed at age 19, in 1890, when she was thrown from a buggy when a horse bolted. His ...

    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 striking in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, was installed by Stafford in memory of his wife and daughter. Ina was ...

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    Located at 82 William St., Oakville.

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    Son of Stafford Dean Marlatt, Cecil G. Marlatt was an industrialist, civic leader and active yachting enthusiast. One of the most colourful members in the history of the congregation of Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, Cecil and his brother Wilbur Marlatt are both represented on the promissory note of 1887 for ...

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    The St. Cecilia stained glass window was installed by Stafford Marlatt in memory of his wife and daughter.

    Second wife of Cecil G. Marlatt.

    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.

    Second wife of Cecil G. Marlatt.