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    William George Walters was born at Whitby on October 11, 1865. From 1887 to 1933 he operated a clothing store on Brock Street North in the Oddfellows Building. He died at Whitby on August 27, 1933. M

    Richard Goldring was born at Mimico, Canada, West on August 31, 1859 and moved to Etobicoke Creek in 1862. Captain Goldring and his family moved to Port Whitby and in 1893 he purchased a house at 175

    Charles John Valdemur Lowes was born at Whitby on May 31, 1869. In 1881 he went to Toronto when his father founded the importing business of J.M. Lowes. he succeeded his father as head of the company

    Caroline Amelia McGillivray (nee Fothergill) was a daughter of Charles Fothergill, a noted Canadian naturalist. She was born at Port Hope, Upper Canada on 20 April 1828. She married George McGillivra

    This brick house was built for John Bradley in 1864. It was located on lot 25 of Concession 5 in Whitby Township. The house was later owned by Thomas Coakwell and William Franklin Batty. The veranda

    John Strickland was born in Rosedale, Yorkshire, England on 10 December 1807. He married Hannah Pierson in Lastingham, Yorkshire, on 28 April 1832. They had eight children: Margaret (1832-1859), Nanc

    Hannah (Pierson) Strickland was born in Rosedale, Yorkshire, England on 11 July 1809. She married John Strickland in Lastingham, Yorkshire, on 28 April 1832. They had eight children: Margaret (1832-1

    John Blow was born in Humberstone, Lincolnshire, England on November 13, 1819. After leaving school he farmed with his father and then went to Hull, England to learn the business of shipping clerk, w

    Mary (Needham) Blow (1825-1901) was born in Humberstone, Lincolnshire, England on 12 August 1825. She married John Blow on 10 February 1845 and had seven children, Martha Helen (1848-1905), Mary Alic

    This print was used in the College's advertising as early as 1884 and continued in use for several years. Ontario Ladies' College is now Trafalgar Castle School, and is located at 401 Reynolds Street

    George Cormack was born in Aberdeen, Scotland on March 17, 1830. He was an apprentice carpenter for 5 years in Aberdeen and was one of the carpenters who built Balmoral Castle for Queen Victoria. In