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    The King family, with some friends, at their home at 502 Dundas Street in 1916. At this time the oldest section of the house was already 100 years old (see "The King Farm"). Back; George King Sr, Ernest King sitting on the lap of Frank "Ronald" Powell, Lockhart Spence, Harold ...

    S.S. No. 7 was the school on the corner of Derry Road and the Sixth Line, Trafalgar Township. It was built in 1870 and closed in 1968. Unlike other area schools, it had no name. This photograph was taken at the end of the 1800's.

    Addressed to Mrs. Ed McCann, Omagh Ont. Reverse reads; Dear -i-- What do you think of this crowd? This was taken a year ago last summer. Why don't you write it's an age since I have heard from you. From Myrna. (Mrs Albert McCann)

    l-r Ruth Baldwin; Eleanor Lovina (Rose); Herbert Inglehart; Edith Margeurite; Ellice Marion; Jean Eleanor; Edna Isabel. Eleanor Lovina Rose was Herbert Inglehart’s second wife, married in 1919. Ruth Baldwin Inglehart was away teaching when the picture was taken, and her image was inserted later. Eleanor and Herbert had five daughters. ...

    Five of the nine sons of Lawrence Hager and Susannah Teetzel. The family called the elder Lawrence, "Lant" and his son Lawrence was "Low" but the reasons behind these nicknames are now forgotten. The spelling "Laurence" was also sometimes used by the family. Early land registry records and Trafalgar census ...

    Susie is in the middle of the front row. The young man in the portrait is her brother William.

    l-r Back row, May, William, Minnie, Dolly, Annie, Johnny. Front row, Arthur, Martha (nee Ludlow), John, Christine. Martha's parents were George LUDLOW, b.1805 in England, married Frances CRUISE, b.1815 Ireland. They married in 1835 in Trafalgar Twp. Martha's siblings: Jennie b.1838 married Samuel DEARING Martha b.1843 married John SLACER Mary ...

    The "Sheridan" school, S.S. #11, was located on the east side of 9th Line, south of Dundas, south of where the drive-in movie theatre is located, (north of Upper Middle Road on the east side of Ninth Line). The school was closed in 1948 and students then were bussed to ...

    The King family at their farm on the south side of Dundas Street, just east of the Sixteen Mile Creek, in 1926. back; James Jupp, Dora King, unknown man, Ettie (King) Hopper, Laura (King) Spence, Edith (King) Manson, Lockhart Spence. Middle; Hester Louise Spence, George King Sr., Mary Ann, called ...

    SS #11, Trafalgar Township, Halton County, Ontario. The school picture taken September 18, 1942. The school was located south of Dundas Street on the Ninth Line. The school closed in 1948 and students were bussed to Maple Grove Public School in Oakville. Front Row, L-R; Susan Harris, June Taylor, Ann ...

    L. O. L. Hornby No. 165

    “The original school was a log building just below Derry Road on the southeast corner on the 6th line. S.S. #7 was built in 1870. When the one room school was built Pheobe Rosella Cottrell was the first teacher. The kids moved from the old school to the new one ...

    Former students who attended S.S.#7 at the turn of the 20th century attended the reunion. Pictured are: Back row; Emery Bradley, Tom Cook, Rob McLaughlen ; Front row; Violet (Bradley) Cook, Lottie (Bradley) Maglaughlen, Howard Bradley, Veenie Bradley.>

    Picture shows Verna, Elmer and Floyd Downs as youngsters. Each morning their mother would light the fire. One morning Verna came down in her nightie, which caught fire and caused her death.

    Several generations of the Lawrence family. L-R; Orange Lawrence, Jr., John Lawrence, Mary Lawrence, Ferris Lawrence, Albert Lawrence, Hannah Fletcher Lawrence. Orange and Sarah's children were Mary, Cyrus, Esther Ann, Rhoda, Ferris, Frances, Charlotte, Orange Jr., - all born in Hammondville, Trafalgar Township before the move to Orangeville. Sarah was ...

    L-R Jonathan, William, and George, brother of Charles.

    Front row, 4th from left, is Arthur Hughes.

    Dances, plays, concerts, oyster suppers, fundraisers, and a great many other social events happened at the Lodge. The L.O.L. No. 165 hall on Steeles Avenue didn't have a kitchen, so the Anglicans added one to make the hall more useful. This photograph was possibly taken after the July 12th walk ...

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    We have recently acquired a second, clearer copy of this photograph which is included also in this record, "Select" the other photograph under "Pages" or click on "Full Image" to see the different versions. This is S.S. #3, Trafalgar, or Munn's School. The teacher was Maud Norton, and the date ...