Results

    Auction of freehold property comprising part of Lot no 25, in the 2nd concession of the Town of Whitby.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: Lot 130 & 137, East side of Brock Street, Part of Lot 26, 2nd concession in the Town of Whitby.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: Lot 4, block A, North of Dundas Street, known as the Crosby Property; Lot 311, West of Brock Street; lots 23 & 24 (lists 26 & 27 but corrected), East of Brock Street

    Auction of foreclosed properties: south-halves lots 27 &28, west of Brock Street; north-halves lots 27 & 28. west of Brock Street.

    Auction of farmlands: comprising parts of lost 29 & 30, 9th concession, Town of Whitby.

    Auction of farmlands: part of lot 10, 5th concession, town of Pickering.

    Misc. Sale: part of lot 22. 4th concession, Whitby

    Includes list of rules for auction

    Real estate sale: lot 9, 8th concession, Amebel.

    Estate Sale

    Auction of farmlands: part of lot 4, 5th concession, township of Pickering.

    Real estate sale: part of lot 26, 3rd concession, Pickering; part of lot 3, 2nd concession, Scott; part of lot 10, 9th concession, Markham.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: part of lot 28, 3rd concession, Whitby.

    Estate Sale: part of lot 22, 1st concession, Cartwright; part of lot 2, 2nd concession, Cartwright; part of lot 20, 9th concession, Whitby; part of lot 13, 3rd concession, Brock.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: parts of lots 20 & 21, 8th concession, Whitby.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: parts of lots 17, 18, 19, & 20, all of which part of lot 26, 1st concession, Whitby.

    Auction of foreclosed properties: part of lot 6, 3rd concession, Pickering

    George (1821-1910) and Isabella (Tocher) (1830-1920) Anderson had eight children: George Tocher (1856-1939), Jane Booth (1857-1866), Isabella Jessie (1859-1943), William Booth (1861-1900), Alexander

    This house is located at the north-east corner of Mary and Pine Streets. It was built in the 1850s and demolished in 1976. Owners of this house were the Armstrong family, W. H. Higgins, C. F. Stewart

    Black and white photograph, c. 1880. The 10th and youngest child of Rev. Robert Hill Thornton, the first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Township, Ebenezer James Thornton was born in Whitby Township,