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    Peter Fisher was the brother-in-law of John Peter Inglehart 1791-1877 (the father of William Cyrus Inglehart). In 1818, Elizabeth "Betsy" Fisher, sister of Peter Fisher married John Peter Inglehart. The Trafalgar Township Historical Society has a very large print chart (with map features) showing the geneology of the Cline family ...

    The Vansickle name was printed as Van Sickle in some area newspaper notices for some other families with this name...

    Above Mr. and Mrs. Ted Darlington c1923

    Lucy and Olive Fox as photographed at the home of William Pettigrew, Palermo.

    The sign on the porch reads: Maison Blanche Rooms & Meals The sign out by the road says: Chinchilla Rabbits, Guinea Pigs Palermo "Parquetry and Cany Sales"?? Could this be "Parakeet and Canary Sales??"

    James Vansickle and William Book and their families were early owners of the farm we know today as Bertin Stables at 3445 Dundas Street West in Oakville. Unfortunately, in March 2010 fire damaged the buildings on this property.

    Front of postcard: Bird's Eye View of Titusville, PA. Verso: Post Card ; H.H. Hamm Erie PA ; Published by Harry H. Hamm, Erie, PA. Made in U.S.A. ; This space for correspondence ; This space for address. The stamp is a U.S. Postage 1 cent and it was stamped ...

    John D. Smith's grandparents had been British Loyalists who came to the Niagara penninsula and settled in Grimsby Township. The family was large, bringing 4 children with 8 more children born in Upper Canada. John's father was was their oldest son, Isaac, born in New Jersey (1754-1826) and his mother ...

    The 200 acre farm at Lot 34, Concession 1 S.D.S. prospered under the ownership of John D. Smith and his family. The family attended the Church of England (St. Luke's Anglican Church) in Palermo, Trafalgar Township. Walker Smith was managing the farm by the time of his marriage, as his ...

    This grain threshing machine was on the farm of the Smith family sometime in about the early 1920s. Most farmers would not have purchased their own thresher but arranged with the owner to come in turn to their farm. The man near the rear of the machine is likely Arthur ...

    In 1889, Walker Smith was owner of the farm on Lot 34, Concession 1, S.D.S, (later known as 3340 Dundas Street West, Oakville). A few years earlier, he had taken over from his parents who first started the farm in 1831.

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    Seated second in from left is possibly Clara Harrison, nee Wilkinson. Standing at the back on the right in a flowered top with lace collar is May Norton, nee Martin. Reverend Newton Smith is in the centre of the group.

    This house was built on Lot 31, Concession 1, located on the north side of Dundas Street West, west of Old Bronte Road. It was one removed from the corner at the northwest corner of this intersection. The street address was 3015 Dundas St. The house was built after 1867 ...

    Photograph TTHSACL00048f .pdf text: This building has small 6/6 windows on the second floor, and an oddly placed door on the corner of the gable facade suggesting it may have been a store or possibly a post office. On the adjoining elevation, the outline of the smaller wing (with two ...

    This photograph was taken circa 1980. The house has been torn down. It was on the southeast corner of Dundas Street West and Old Bronte Road, formerly in Trafalgar Township.

    This view of Palermo is taken looking southwest with Hwy 5 (Dundas Street) horizontal. Old Bronte Road is visible going south. It was taken sometime in the 1950's. The village of Palermo was situated on the 2nd line, 3 miles from Bronte Station on the Great Western Railway and 8 ...

    Linked here is a photograph of the family house and the story of the start of the bus line operated and owned by the family. The Halton District School Board honoured Cecil by naming the school nearby the old house after him. "C. H. Norton Public School was named for ...

    Cecil Norton taking the children for a sleigh ride.

    The farm house and barn stand on the north side of Dundas, just east of Old Bronte Road at Palermo, in Oakville, Ontario. Its neighbour to the east is the old S.S. #2 schoolhouse, home of the Trafalgar Township Historical Society. The photograph with the horse was taken in 2010 ...