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    Colonel Thomas Talbot (1771-1853) -- Death & burial b. 19 July 1771 in Malahide, Republic of Ireland d. 5 February 1853 in London, Upper Canada buried in graveyard at Old St. Peter's Church at Tyrcon

   

    "How this street got it's name - Colonel Talbot Rd." by Douglas Leighton. - Byron Villager. July 2016, issue 11, p. 15 (ill.) (Archive Box 448).

    Colonel Thomas Talbot, 1850."The Forest city : an illustrated history of London, Canada" REF r971.326 Arm p.25 (por.)...

    Settlement promoter Colonel Thomas Talbot. London Free Press : from the vault. A Photo-History of London to 1950 from the collection of The Western University Archive. REF r971.326 Gra p.244 (por.)..

    Old Court House, c.1900. West side of Ridout Street, north of King Street. Early London, 1826-1914 : a photographic history from the Orr collection. REF r971.326 Gra p.49 (ill.)...

    Colonel Thomas Talbot "Stray Sketches of the Late Colonel, the Honourable Thomas Talbot," by L.C. Kearney in Notes. March 1951, p. 34

    A Look at Historic London. West London News. Nv 13, 1974. p.18 (ill.)...

    Lord Talbot of Malahide, great-great nephew of colonizer Colonel Thomas Talbot, viewed Middlesex County Courthouse, September 26, 1963. London Free Press : from the vault : a photo-history of London.

    London's Courthouse. Old South News. July 2018. (ill) (Archive Box #388K)

    570 Waterloo Street. Architectural Conservancy of Ontario. London Branch Tour brochure "Victoria Park Promenade II, Sunday, June 2, 2019" REF r720.971326 Ar25t v.46 pp.10-11 (ill.) ...

    How the Streets Got Their Names: Wortley Road and Wharncliffe Road. Wortley Villager. Jan-Feb 2017. p.9 (por.) (Archive Box #443)

    Freeman Talbot (first County Engineer for Middlesex). The professional engineers of London. REF r620.009 B851pr p.28...

    The White Ox Inn. The Carty chronicles of landmarks and Londoners.REF r971.326 Car pp.41-42. (ill.) original source: London Advertiser, April 17, 1926, p. 16

    "Profiles from the Past," in London and Middlesex Historian. Volume 20, Autumn 1993, pp. 74-78 ills REF r971.325 Lon ...

    "Home Ground": a historical look at the Petersville-Blackfriars Area. Their Name Liveth For Evermore REF r940.40971326 The pp.26-36 (map)(ills.)(por.)...

    The Bechers of Thornwood. The Carty chronicles of landmarks and Londoners.REF r971.326 Car pp.71-73. (ill.) original sources: London Advertiser, November 6, 1926, p. 22; November 13, 1926, p. 11; Nov

    Corson's Hotel. The Carty chronicles of landmarks and Londoners.REF r971.326 Car pp.56-57. (ill.) original source: London Advertiser, May 29, 1926, p. 7

    Swart's Tavern. The Carty chronicles of landmarks and Londoners.REF r971.326 Car pp.30-33. (ill.)...

    "London's Pride - "Somewhat Gothic," in A Miscellany of London, Part I, compiled by Elizabeth Spicer, Occasional Paper # 22, 1976, pp. 20-30 (REF r971.326 Mis, v. 1)...