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    The hamlet of Audley grew up around the intersection of what s now known as Audley Road and Taunton Road. It was originally called Brown's Corners after Abraham Brown, who owned the hotel and bar and

    After their marriage in 1895 they lived in a house on Taunton Road, then moved to a farm on Westney Road called Westgate Farm (not to be confused with Westglen Farm). In 1926 they passed the farm ont

    In 1932 they settled in the Audley area. They raised three sons and four daughters. The O'Learys were all parishioners of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church. Timothy's cousin Mary was married to De

    Harry Ellicott was the son of Joseph and Susan Ellicott, who came to Canada around 1840 with Susan's parents John and Elizabeth Tolsher. They purchased Lots 16 and 17, Concession 4, being the land no

    Alex immigrated to Canada in 1921 with his wife and baby daughter. Soon after his arrival he started bringing draft horses back from the Praries to logging camps in northern Ontario. During the 1930'

    A black and white photo of an unidentified man.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified women.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified people.

    A black and white photo of Marion Cirtwell in Lyn, Ontario.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified woman.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified woman.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified woman.

    A black and white photo of three unidentified women.

    A black and white photo of two unidentified people.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified woman.

    A black and white photo of a stretch of Duffins Creek.

    A black and white photo of a stretch of Duffins Creek.

    A black and white photo of the mouth of Duffins Creek.

    A black and white photo of an unidentified man canoeing in Duffins Creek.

    A black and white photo of the Lorne Puckrin farm.