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    29 and 39 Carfrae Street - Research conducted by Arthur McClelland, January 2021, 3 typed pages (Archive Box #446)

London Free Press     Robert Carfrae. - London Free Press, June 18, 1877, p.4, c.1 - the oldest living inhabitant of London - came to the city in 1827

    Robert Carfrae. - "Pioneer Days in London", p.32 REF r917.1326 C153pi

    Robert Carfrae. - "The founding of London, (in London and Middlesex Historical Society Transactions, 1902-1907, p.27) REF r971.325 L846

    Robert Carfrae. - "The settlement of London (in London and Middlesex Historical Society Transactions, 1909-11, pp.[9]-51), pp.13-14) REF r971.325 L846 1902-1911

    Robert Carfrae (obituary). - London Free Press, April 8, 1881, back page - second story appeared following day - carpenter - contractor

    Robert Carfrae. - London Public Library Scrapbook, vol.2, p.59

    "Died in Ohio," London Advertiser. April 9, 1881, p. 1...

    "Death of Mr. Robert Carfrae," London Free Press. April 8, 1881, p. 4...

    The Ontario Cottage. "A Classic among houses". London Free Press. Saturday January 11, 1997 p.C10 (port.)

    What's in a Name?...Carfrae Street/Carfrae Crescent. Old South News. Ap 2007. p.1. (ill.) (Archive Box #388K)

    "The Carfrae Family of Toronto and London, Ontario: Early settlers in two Upper Canadian centres". -The York Pioneer. Spring 1985. pp.45-53 (ills.) (Archive Box #238)

    198 Elmwood Avenue East. Old South News. Feb 2018. (ill.) (Archive Box #388K)

    "A Brief Sketch of the Early History of London's Court House and Jail," by Daniel J. Brock in A Miscellany of London, Part I compiled by Elizabeth Spicer. Occasional Paper # 22, 1976, pp. 31-35 (REF