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    L – R. Amy Breckon, Isabel Luscombe, James Breckon, Julia Luscombe, Emma Luscombe Breckon, John L. Breckon, Thomas Luscombe Sr, Jock Luscombe, Jon Luscombe Jr.

    Please note that "Glenorchy" was also spelled "Glenorky" at times - by the Milton newspaper, The Canadian Champion and the Oakville Independent Star in the 1930's and 1940's, and by the Acton Free Pr

    The reunion continues to be a family event into the 21st century. For more information, see the family website linked here.

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    Located on Front Street, this property has been home to a variety of businesses. It was originally built as a paint factory during the 1870s. During the 1890s it was an electric generating plant and

    Henry Christopher Breckon (1861-1931) with his wife Margaret Jane née MacKay (1860-1930). The couple were married September 26th, 1883. This photo was taken by Farmers Brothers Photography located on

    Alice Ward listed on the 1891 census as a domestic residing with the Thomas Chisholm family. She was aged 17 years at the time. According to the same census, she was from England. Presumably she was

    McCurdy's Corners was taken into Mississauga in 1974, transferred from Trafalgar Township.

    Pictured here is teacher Bruce Woodruff with 32 students at S.S. #6, Trafalgar, Omagh Public School. The red brick, one-room school house at Omagh, constructed in 1876 was levelled in 1968. It was lo

    Nellie married Clarence Albert Hare on March 20, 1912 in Clarkson, Toronto, Township, Ontario. He was the son of William J. Hare and Louisa Grafton. He was born October 8, 1888 in Toronto Township, O

    Back Row; Ruth Emerson, Ruby Campbell, Mary Stout, Ruth McCann (Teacher), Bernice Lawrence, Gwen Hamilton, Eileen Stevens, Helen O'Connor, Glenna Stout. Centre Row: Harvey Campbell, Hugh Beatty, Walt

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    Edward O'Boyle with wife Eliza Jane Burns, daughters Edna, Nora, and Mary Esther, and son James. This photo was taken some time in the mid-1910's. For more information the O'Boyle family, please see

    "The Vella girls were the team. One pitched, one was shortstop, and one was catcher. Man could they play ball!" -Irene Saunders Back Row; coach Earl McDowell, Barbara Brown, Wilma Sinclair, Betty May

    Leslie Bradley was one of two sons who fought in the first world war. Leslie's war record is shown in Information taken from Records of the Fourth Canadian Infantry Battalion in the Great War of 1914

    The daughters are (L-R); Martha (1866 - 1948), married Edward Fox (1854 - ?) Annie (Sarah Anne 1864 - ?), married Edwin (Edward) Armstrong. Notice in Canadian Champion dated 1891. On Dec. 25 at Grace

    Postville was also known as Post's Corners. It was at the intersection of Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street, Trafalgar Township.

    Photograph date is unknown. Early land registry records and Trafalgar census records from 1851, 1871, 1881 use the family surname spelling, "Hagar". However, the 1861 census and the family gravestone

    S.S. No. 14, Glenorchy school was also known as Pleasant Valley School. The school was on the floodplain flats of the Sixteen Mile Creek on the Fourth Line, just south of Lower Baseline. People remem

    Jackson Hardy was a son of George Henry and Emily Hardy who farmed in Sheridan, Trafalgar Township. Jackson became a druggist.