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    Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898, he is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was presented by his daughter Annie who presented it to Knox in 1907 in memory of her father. ...

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    Son of Oakville's founder, William Chisholm. He built the new customs house and adjoining residence that became known as Erchless. R.K. Chisholm, an elder at the church, and his nephew, are represented on the promissory note signed 1887 for the building of the present church.

    Wife of Robert Kerr Chisholm

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    The Mordens are one of the 37 families represented on the promissory note signed 1887 for the building of the present church.

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    Some services were held in his caibnet maker's shop.

    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 ...

    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.

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    Second wife of Cecil G. Marlatt.

    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 ...

    Second wife of Cecil G. Marlatt.

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    The McNeils are one of the 37 families represented on the promissory note signed 1887 for the building of the present church.