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    A black and white photo of two unidentified women.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified people.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified women.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified people.

    A black and white photo of four unidentified people.

    A black and white photo of three unidentified women sitting on a tractor.

    A black and white photo of Thomas Field and wife Sarah Sparks taken about 1902. Also in the photo are their sons George, Claude and Claud's wife Minnie. Two of the gentlemen in the photo are unidenti

    A black and white photo of Thomas Field and family in front of the Field homestead. This farm had been located where Rotary Park now stands at the lake.

    A black and white photo of Elizabeth and Ade Arnold, standing at the side of the Arnold House, 43 Arnold Estate Lane.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified man sitting outside the Arnold House.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified women standing outside the Arnold House, 43 Arnold Estate Lane.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified man associated with the Arnold House.

    A coloured photo of a wedding party in front of the Municipal Complex. Pictured here are Art Cloutier, Velma Cloutier, Barbara Cloutier and Dennis Knowles.

    A colour photo of a wedding party in front of the Municipal Complex. Pictured here are Art, Velma, Barbara, Suzanne and Paul Cloutier and Dennis Knowles.

    A black and white copy of a photograph of Jervais Cornell (1800 to 1872), a Quaker who came from New York State, bought 150 acres of land in Pickering Township (now in Ajax) and settled to raise a fa

    A copy of a photograph of Hannah Louise Cornell Bie (1877 - 1968). Daughter of Edward Cornell, original owner and builder of 290 Old Harwood Ave. and grandaughter of Jervais Cornell.

    A black and white photo of the Women's Association of Audley Unitd Church around 1940. Standing: Adeline Hedge, May Saunders. Back row: Mrs. Clements Marjorie Puckrin, Belle Puckrin, Alice Gutrie. Ne

    George McGillivary, a noted Scottish gentleman, purchased a stone house in Audley in 1840 and called it "Burnside Farm". The fieldstone house still stands at 786 Taunton Road E. Twelve of their child

    Daniel McBrady, born at St. John's Point, County Donegal, Ireland in June 1818, immigrated to Canada in the spring of 1837. He married Ellen Broderick (native of Kilkenney, Ireland) in 1847. They set

    Denis O'Connor arrived here about 1831 from Ireland. He and his wife, Mary O'Leary (cousin of Timothy O'Leary who settled in the Audley area in 1832), built a field stone home in 1845 on what is now