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    Memorial Cairn in Mansewood cemetery on site of former church at 9018 Third Line. See EHS01055 and EHS01056 for other pictures taken the same day.

    Memorial Cairn in Mansewood cemetery on site of former church at 9018 Third Line. See EHS01055 for another picture taken the same day.

    Commerative stone in cairn on the site of the Mansewood United Presbyterian Church at 9018 Third Line, Esquesing.

    Bob Neilson filling the silo at Jim Cunningham’s farm. Halton Images

    The James Stark homestead at Lot 8, Con. 4, Esquesing. Pictured are Mary (Wilson) Stark and her husband Abraham Stark; their eldest son James and Ellen (Neilson) Stark, their daughters Mary Ellen and Mabel Stark and another son.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    Mrs. Jennie (Gilmore) Brooks (d.1923), wife of Arthur Brooks (1869-1917) with her children Jim, Arthur, Charles and Etta. They farmed Lot 2, Con. 5, Esquesing.

    Three young ladies from the Scotch Block 4H Club.

    A family portrait of the George and Elizabeth (Aitken) Hume family. At the back are Isabella and Alexander Hume while Beatrice and Bessie Hume are at the front. Bessie Hume married Frederick Foxton in 1922.

    A portrait of Thomasine (Davidson) Hume (b. 1783), wife of George Hume (d. 1849). They farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    Mary (Currie) Hume, wife of John Hume and Elsie (Chisholm) Hume, wife of Alex Hume, watch over young Chisholm Hume and Douglas Hume (1913-1929).

    Mary (Fisher) Hume (1819-1900) seated at a table. She married Alexander Hume (1810-1879) on 21 March 1839 and they farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    SCOTCH BLOCK: Boston Presbyterian Church on the 3rd Line, Esquesing Township.

    Former Ligny (SS#1) school house on 5 Sideroad.

    A Waterloo School SS#5, Esquesing class of Miss Elsie Westerald, who taught here from 1929 to 1933. Students are (L to R) BACK: Anne Bowman, Janet Alexander, Fred Robertson, Jim Mountain, Lloyd Fisher, Newton Ruddell, Bill Mountain and Miss Westherald; FRONT: Kenneth Michie, John Bowman, Irene Leslie, Marion Leslie, Gord ...

    17575 GEORGETOWN: Two contact sheets

    A set of barns. NEG: 125.07.26

Halton Hills Rural Heritage Inventory, 1991     A front view of Georgian style brick two-storey farmhouse which has been painted white, known as “Merry Brook Farms”. This house is shown in the 1877 Halton Atlas as the home of James Murray. The photo was printed in the Halton Hills Rural Heritage Inventory, August 1991