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    This intersection was called Post's Corners, later Postville.

    A link to the Heritage Mississauga information on the lost village of McCurdy's Corners and the arrival of the Bussell family is provided here for your further information.

    Children’s choir, Palermo United church, Palermo, Ont. Mrs Darlington on the organ, Ethel Wettlaufer directing. The girl at top left is Janice Bullock. Her brother Murray is in the second row on the

    Thanks to several people commenting on this photograph, we are slowly adding names. Front Row, sitting: 2nd from left wearing a tie is Kenneth Vivian, Tim King is at the far right end of the row. 2nd

    It has been suggetsed this is actually. ROBERT COVERDALE (1824-1906) and not HARMON HENRY INGLEHART (1827- 1917 ) 5th child and second son of John Peter Inglehart and Elizabeth (Betsy) Fisher and hus

    Alfred Inglehart was the oldest son (second child) of William Cyrus Inglehart and Mary Bray. He was born Jan. 15 1852, died July 19, 1940, in Burlington. On June 29, 1929, he married Mary Ellen Ford,

    From the collection of Ruth Baldwin Inglehart Kelly.

    Matthew Durant.Fourth daughter of Herbert Inglehart and Margaret Elvira Coverdale Marion was born 11 August 1907, Bronte, Ontario, died 19 August 1992, Eden House Care Facility, Eden Mills, Ontario.

    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 corn

    McCurdy's Corners was originally in Trafalgar Township but in 1974 it became part of Mississauga, Ontario.

    Francis Wilkinson (1795 - 1884) & his wife Clarissa Simons (1807 - 1886)

    George (1869 - 1943) and Angelina (Lina)Catherine Patterson nee Whitney, and children Stella and George (standing) and Whitney in front.

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    Marie Patterson, Susan Dennis, Florence Patterson, ?, ?, Angelina (Lina)Catherine Patterson nee Whitney, George Patterson, ?, Millie Patterson, Anson Patterson, ?

    Hairdresser in Bronte near Lake East Side

    Two buildings with Stoneboats to the right. The Stoneboats building is constructed with lakestone. Stoneboats were flat bottomed sleds used to haul stone over short distances.

    The Bronte Historical Society dates the building to about 1840 and they know the house was built by the Bray family of stone dredged from Lake Ontario called Dundas shale. A link to the BHS photograp

    George and Mary Lyon emigrated from England in 1879 and raised their family of 9 children in this house. The cabin, built in 1820, was originally situated at 7th Line (Trafalgar Road) and Marlborough

    This photograph was taken in March 1979.

    Centriller replaced the former Bronte (Public) School, S.S. 13.