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    Hettie and Albert were married on January 17, 1883 in the Methodist Church at Munn's Corners, Trafalgar Township, Halton County. In 1898, they built the lovely brick house on the family farm property, Lot 15, Concession 2 NDS Trafalgar Township, running north from Burnhamthorpe Road on the east side of ...

    Hiram C. Norton is first on the left in front of the balustrade, May (Martin) Norton is the woman next to him in dark clothes, back beside her is Clara Norton, Hiram G.A. Norton is leaning against the car.

    The ladies are gathered on the flats of the Sixteen Mile Creek under the Dundas Street bridge in the summer of 1939. The younger girls have been swimming and paddling in the Creek. Standing in the back are Laura, Jean Powell and Jessie, along with others. On the right just ...

    George had been a policeman in London, England before emigrating. He continued this profession in Toronto before resigning in 1889 and buying the farm "The Pines" on #5 Highway, Trafalgar Township, joining other King family members in the area. He was a tax collector for the area, and secretary of ...

    George Henry Hardy, b.1843 d.1933, owned a farm at Sheridan, Trafalgar Township, Halton County, on what is now Winston Churchill Boulevard, Oakville. When he was 29, George married Emily Gilby, age 27, of Sheridan on January 25, 1872. This family photograph was taken in August 1911. Back row: Gilby Hardy, ...

    George Hardy, b.1843 d.1933, Emily (Gilby) Hardy b.1844 d.1936 are shown with family members and their Wilson grandchildren.

    Ruth is leaning on the gate outside the Cullingworth house on the Biggar farm which was on the north side of Dundas, slightly east of the Sixteen Mile Creek. The year is 1917 and she is 19 years old. Her father, Joseph, died the year before and her mother, Mary, ...

    Portrait by |Barret Studio Toronto.

    The Hardy sons, left to right, Alexander Dufferin, Jackson Blake, John Gilby, George Buxton. Mother Emily is in the background.

    On front of photograph: Jane Barr On back of photograph: Palermo 1924

    Five generations of the McCann family have farmed in Omagh at 1427 Britannia Road West. Margaret's husband was Cecil McCann.

    Rhoda (Lawrence) Reid was a daughter of Orange Lawrence & Sarah House who lived in Trafalgar Township before moving to Orangeville, Ontario. She is photographed here with her grandchildren, the children of her daughter Sarah (Reid) and George Henry Niebel.