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    Pictured from left to right are Isabel Langmuir, Lizzie MacMillan (mother-in-law of John Cavers) and Janet Langmuir. This photo was likely taken at Dungannon, the Davis home.

    Pictured are: Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir (on the right) and the Langmuir twins Isabel and Janet (on the left). The photo was likely taken at the Langmuir summer home at the foot of Trafalgar Road.

    W.S. Davis holds sons, Dud (John Douglas) and Jim. The photo was taken at the Cavers house in Oakville.

    Grace Langmuir on the porch of the Langmuir summer home in Oakville.

    This photo was likely taken at the Langmuir summer home in Oakville.

    Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir admires the flowers at the Langmuir summer home in Oakville.

    The Langmuir girls' playhouse was originally the pumphouse used to bring water up from the lake at the Langmuir summer home in Oakville. Pictured here are the twins, Janet and Isabel, and their young

    This photo was taken at the Langmuir summer home in Oakville. Playing in the sprinkler are Peg, Janet, Isabel and Grace.

    Peg...

    This photo was likely taken at the Langmuir summer home at the foot of Trafalgar Road in Oakville. Auntie Jean holds the camera for Grace Langmuir to see.

    This photo was likely taken at Dungannon, the Davis family home in Oakville.

    W.S. Davis and an unidentified girl sit in a sleigh in front of the Marlatt House. The house located at 43 Dunn Street was built by Cecil G. Marlatt in 1888. For a time it was a funeral home but late

    Country Road Oakville Feb 1908...

    Oakville Shore 1908...

    Oakville Shore in Winter...

    Pictured are: W.S Davis (Uncle Will), Agnes Davis (Auntie Ag), Marie Langmuir (Mother), Margaret 'Peg', Janet and Isabel Langmuir. The third woman is unidentified.

    Oakville in Winter...

    Oakville Shore in Winter...

    Oakville (Shore?) in Winter...

    Wife of W.S. Davis, Agnes Davis was born a Cavers as was Marie Langmuir.