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    This photograph was taken in 1999. The house was the home of the Stoutt family for a good 90 years. John Stout was granted the land deed for Lot NE 1/4 8, Concession 1 NS in 1846 (Deed 5 18460401 ND). He was about 67 years of age at the ...

    The family of Thomas had come from Ireland in the 1830's to settle in Peel County, Upper Canada. Thomas had one sister, Mary Jane, and his three brothers were Robert, William and Charles. Charlotte had numerous siblings as her mother died young and her father remarried twice more. Thomas was ...

    This photograph was likely taken on the 6th Line, Trafalgar Township near the farm of Thomas McHugh and his son-in-law Fred Tuck, and their families. They held the contract to maintain the road.

    Written on the front of the postcard: Trent River Scenery in the good old summer time ?..?..?.., Ontario, Canada. On the reverse: We will meet you Friday 4:30, hope your cold is better. We have had a big storm. Mother. Addressed to: Miss R. McCann, 237 Jarvis St. Toronto. Postcard ...

    Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers of S.S. No. 8, McCurdy School gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the closing of the school in 1958. Attendees at the celebration received five ...

    Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers of S.S. No. 8, McCurdy School gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the closing of the school in 1958. Attendees at the celebration received five ...

    Several years of committee work cumulated on April 5, 2008 at a celebratory reunion in Milton's Heritage Country Park when former pupils and teachers of S.S. No. 8, McCurdy School gathered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the closing of the school in 1958. Attendees at the celebration received five ...

    A second photograph of the Auburn Farm barn taken in 1988. The December 2014 Heritage Milton Minutes Report No. 011 discusses Auburn Farm and its connection with the farm of Robert Emery Hall on page 5. At the time of this 2014 report, the barn was in poor condition and ...

    Handwritten on the top of the photograph: Uncle Homer's McLaughlin Coupe 1928 used on wedding trip.

    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)

    Two photographs of the bride and groom on their wedding day in 1932.

    Saunders home on the farm at Lot 11, concession 7, Trafalgar, c. 1898. Back Row, l-r; Aunt Sophia Montgomery, John Saunders, Mrs. Geo. Saunders, Ed Saunders, Jennine Montgomery, Sid McMurray, Millie Hooper, Grandma Dent, Mary Frawley, John McMurray, John Saunders. Front row; Mrs. John Saunders, Gladys Saunders, Carl Saunders, Lizzie ...

    Postcard sent from England and addressed to the Agerton box. Jim Curry who had a stump leg picked up the mail in Milton and delivered it in all kinds of weather to Hornby, the Agerton box at the corner of 7th line and Derry Rd, (the box itself was made ...

    Back l-r; Martha, Annie, Dolly, Lizzie, Agnes front; Annie and John Saunders

    Former students from the years of the late thirties to 1940’s, this picture shows: Back Row: Murray Sinclair, Norma (May) Alexander, Keith Merry, Charlene (Price) Bryan, Jeanette (Hall) Tallyn. Middle: Verna (Price) Wilson, Irene (Bradley) Saunders Front; Betty (May) Royce, Wilma (Sinclair) Wilson, Donna (Downs) Giles, Edna...

    House at Agerton built by Robert Emery Hall. The 100th birthday of the house was celebrated in 2005. This house has been in the Hall family for many decades, but has recently been sold.

    This frame house was well over 100 years old when it was demolished in 1972 to make way for the widening of Trafalgar Rd. at Derry Rd. In the early days it was an inn. The tree to the left of the porch had been grafted to produce three different ...

    Jeanette and Sonny Hall at the Agerton Mill on Derry Rd. This photograph was taken in the late 1930's. Jeanette Hall d. 2007, Sonny Hall d. 2000.

    Funeral cards for husband and wife, Thomas and Elizabeth Dent. They lived at Agerton Corners, Trafalgar Township and both are buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Milton. Thomas had emigrated with his parents from England at about age 12.

    An aerial photograph of the Saunders property in the former settlement of Agerton. The house was destroyed in 1972 for the widening of Trafalgar Road (7th Line). Note the beehives behind the house. The 1901 Census lists George E. Saunders as an apiarist. In early days, the house was an ...