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    This is a hand-written family history of the Mulligan family related to John Armour. The original document was provided by Al Robinson during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on Feb

    This is the handwritten will of John Armour. It describes his last wishes, which bequeathed fifty acres of land to his brother Thomas Armour. The original document was provided by Al Robinson during

    This is a land grant issued to John Armour, in the Township of Onondaga, on November 24, 1858 by the Province of Canada. He received 100 acres of land for 100 pounds. The original document was provid

    This is a mortgage document describing a transaction of $3400 dollars for about 50 acres of land, between Thomas Armour and Thomas Harris. The original document was provided by Al Robinson during a S

    This is a mortgage document for $1100 dollars between Thomas Armour and David Campbell. The original document was provided by Al Robinson during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on

    This is a deed of land from Thomas Armour of the Township of Onondaga to Henry Preiss of the Township of Onondaga for $3,600 dollars. The original document was provided by Al Robinson during a Scan &

    This photograph depicts Conrad Slaughtman, an earlier owner of the Taws property. The original photograph was provided by Ruth Dyment during a Scan & Share Day event held at the Onondaga Hall on Febr

    This photograph depicts William Clarence Taws and his wife Nettie Mae McLellan, married on October 3, 1917. Rev. Campbell was the minister. The original photograph was provided by Ruth Dyment during

    This photograph depicts Merlyn Kennenth Dyment and Evelyn Annabell Taws, married on January 7, 1950. The original photograph was provided by Ruth Dyment during a Scan & Share Day event held at the On

    This is a monthly report card, issued in June 1937, belonging to Evelyn Taws, a pupil of section No. 4, Township of Onondaga. The original document was provided by Ruth Dyment during a Scan & Share D

    This photograph depicts the students of School Section No. 6 School in Onondaga, Ont. The picture was taken in 1939. Front Row (left to right): Doug Camp, Murray Thompson, Gerald Bellhouse, June Camp

    This is lease between Triller Howell of the Township of Onondaga and Charles Oliver Fairbank of the Town of Petrolia, oil operator, regarding production, storage and transportation of oil and natural

    This photograph depicts a house on the Hamilton's farm at 382 Salt Springs Church Road, Brantford, Ontario. Alexander Young Hamilton came to Canada in 1844 and settled in the Township of Onondaga. He

    This photograph depicts a house on Hamilton's farm at 382 Salt Springs Church Road, Brantford, Ontario. The place was originally owned by "Squire McNaughton". It is believed he was a judge in Onondag

    This photograph depicts the barns on the Hamilton's farm at 382 Salt Springs Church Road, Brantford, Ontario. The original photograph was provided by Norma McDonald (nee Hamilton) during a Scan & Sha

    This photograph depicts Howard Hamilton of the Hamilton family in front of the brick house at 382 Salt Springs Church Road, Brantford, Ontario. Alexander Young Hamilton came to Canada in 1844 and set

    Past Masters 1914 - 2011 *1914 - Wor. Bro. Robert Cranston; *1915 - Wor. Bro. Robert Cranston; *1916 - Wor. Bro. John Douglas; *1917 - Wor. Bro. William Wood; *1918 - Wor. Bro. Arthur Barton; *1919 -

    This notebook contains the Salt Springs Church Sunday School Register from 1937-1960 and minutes of the annual meeting of the Salt Springs Sunday School (Feb. 1, 1943). The Sunday School was started

    This is a record book from the Salt Springs Church of Onondaga, Ont. It includes lists of guests at the 110th, 130th, and 140th anniversaries of the Salt Springs Church. The original document was pro

    This is a minute book of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery of the Township of Onondaga. Pages 65-66 and 91-92 are missing. Pages 97-284 are empty. Blank pages have not been digitized. The original book was