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Maria Featherstone moved from the Featherstone farm to this house on Court St. in Milton.Maria Featherstone moved from the Featherstone farm to this house on Court …
43 Bronte Rd. Bill Hill built this house when he was 21. Photo taken 1997.43 Bronte Rd. Bill Hill built this house when he was 21. …
This photo was taken in 1917 or 1918.This photo was taken in 1917 or 1918.
Featherstone farm house on Tremaine road. In this house, Maria (pronounced Mariah) Wilson Deforest Featherstone raised five children after the death of her husband in 1902.Featherstone farm house on Tremaine road. In this house, Maria (pronounced Mariah) …
Mary Bell Featherston worked as a Milliner in Toronto at Custom Millinery on Yonge St.Mary Bell Featherston worked as a Milliner in Toronto at Custom Millinery …
Man holding baby (likely Jean McLaren) on the porch of a house on Reynolds St. in Oakville. The back of the photo reads: “D~~ you know ~y differance (sic) for the old boy yet but the old dame would nMan holding baby (likely Jean McLaren) on the porch of a house …
Young woman on the porch of what is likely the McLaren house on Reynolds St. in Oakville.Young woman on the porch of what is likely the McLaren house …
Marie Wilkinson, neé Patterson, (1863 - 1939)in front of her home in Bronte.Marie Wilkinson, neé Patterson, (1863 - 1939)in front of her home in …
The baby is likely Jean McLaren, and the house is probably on Reynolds St in Oakville.The baby is likely Jean McLaren, and the house is probably on …
James & Margaret Deforest, parents of Maria Featherstone.James & Margaret Deforest, parents of Maria Featherstone.
Agerton, also known as Auburn, was settled about 1869 with the establishment of a blacksmith shop by John Saunders. The inn was constructed in 1877. The area was part of Trafalgar Township at the timAgerton, also known as Auburn, was settled about 1869 with the establishment …
"Maple Hill" was also locally known as the "Red Hill" because of the red clay soil. Heritage Mississauga calls this Trafalgar Township area a "lost" village and you might wish to read their informati"Maple Hill" was also locally known as the "Red Hill" because of …
The Tovell Farm. The property was previous owned by the Phillip Buck family. The farm estate was at Britannia Road and Fourth Line, at Omagh. The little old part is the original home of 1805. The lasThe Tovell Farm. The property was previous owned by the Phillip Buck …
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.Pictured from left to right are: a cousin, Christina(Tine)Ada Breckon, and Alberta …
Isobel Ford, next to the platform which was built for her father’s hospital bed. This platform later served another medical purpose, when Isobel had her tonsils removed there. She is with an unnamedIsobel Ford, next to the platform which was built for her father’s …
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