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    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.

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    Portrait of Ralph Breckon (1832-1874) and Rebecca Breckon née Stephenson (1836-1867).

    Also check for the surname spelling "van Sickle".

    At least one official record interprets Andrew's middle name as "Pettah".

    Pictured from left to right are: a cousin, Christina(Tine)Ada Breckon, and Alberta Alice(Allie)Breckon, daughters of Henry and Margaret. With them is Jane "Jennie" Breckon.

    Janet Gilbert née Hope (1861-1946)wife of Norm Gilbert.

    A portrait of Annie Langtry née McKay (1858-1939), wife of Bert Langtry, possibly taken at the time of her engagement. The notice of Bert's death in the Milton Canadian Champion newspaper, March 9, 1

    This record contains 5 photographs of items used or made by the women of the Hardy family of Sheridan, Trafalgar Township in the late 1800s, early 1900s. The face veil was worn by Isabella Jane (Stev

    Isobel’s dress was likely knit by her father, who had learned to knit as a pastime when he was confined to bed for a year following a back injury. Robert Ford was in a cast and unable to move, so he

    Hornby School was a "union" school with students from both Toronto (now Peel) and Trafalgar Townships as it sat on the town line between the two.

    A portrait studio photograph taken by an unknown professional photographer of Dr. George Hardy. Dr. Hardy was a son of George and Emily (Gilby) Hardy. Dr. Hardy's office was in Toronto, on Carlton St

    William and Maud married in 1902. Myrtle was born in 1903. Around the time of their marriage, William bought the farm just south of Sheridan at Lot 1 Con 2 SDS Trafalgar Township. Much of the land wa

    A photograph of Bert Langtry, as he was called, possibly taken at the time of his engagement to Annie McKay. The notice of Bert's death in the January 7, 1926 Milton Canadian Champion newspaper, page

    In 1905, George Wettlaufer who had been born in Perth County and kept a general store at Hawksville in Waterloo County moved to farm in Trafalgar Township on the 2nd Concession (aka Back Concession)

    L – R Ida Colton, Florence Colton, Clara Colton.