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    Rev. Edward Warren (1833-1913) was the sixth (6th) child of William Warren Sr. and Clarissa Lynde. He was born at Darlington Township on August 9, 1833. He studied law a the University of Toronto, bu

    Reverend Matthew Gold was born at East Nurcott Farm, Winsford, Somerset, England, on February 28, 1835. He came to Canada about 1855 and worked on a farm while gaining a teacher's certificate. He too

    Reverend Robert Darlington was born at Ballytonny, County Wicklow, Ireland, in 1807. He began studies to be a minister in Dublin, but was recalled because of family reverses. He was later taught the

    Reverend Israel Marsh, son of Reverend William Marsh, founder of the Baptist Church congregation in Whitby, was born at Caldwell's Manor, Lower Canada, on January 21, 1797. He served with his father

    Reverend Norman McGillivray was born at Whitby on November 29, 1871 and graduated from Knox College in 1900. He served as a Presbyterian Minister at Carp, Ontario and at Montreal, Cornwall, St. Thoma

    Reverend A. L. Richards was minister of the Whitby United Church in the 1930's. He was born in England of Welsh parents and came to Canada as a young man. He served in the Air Force in the First Worl

    Reverend Marcus Edgar Sexsmith was a minister of the Methodist Tabernacle, c. 1911-1912. Reverend Sexsmith was born at Empy Hill, Ontario. He was ordained in the Methodist Church in 1894 and served i

    Reverend John Bedford was the minister at the Myrtle Methodist Church from 1890 to 1892. He was born in Hertfordshire, England in 1854 and came to Canada as a student minister in 1881. His first chur

    Reverend Arthur Mansell Irwin was born in Mariposa Township, Victoria County on July 21, 1867. He graduated from Victoria College of the University of Toronto in 1898 and was a Methodist and United C

    Reverend Albert P. Menzies was born at Aylmer, Quebec and came to Ottawa as a small child. He graduated from Queen's University, Kingston, in 1912 with a Master of Arts and Bachelor of Divinity degre

    Black and white photograph of the residence of Rev. Dr. Robert Hill Thornton, 708-710 King Street West, Oshawa, c. 1964. Rev. Dr. Robert H. Thornton (1806-1875)was the first Presbyterian minister in

    Black and white photograph, C. 1867. Jane Todd Thornton was born at Whitby Township, Upper Canada, on November 17, 1837. Eldest daughter of Rev. Dr. Robert Hill Thornton, the first Presbyterian minis

    Black and white photograph, C. 1865 of Margaret Thompson. Born in Edinbugh, Midlothian, Scotland in 1814. She was married at Edinburgh on April 15, 1833, to Rev. Robert Hill Thornton, who had been ca

    Black and white photograph c. 1898 of Miss Josephine M. Thornton (1852-1941). Josephine M. Thornton, the seventh daughter of Rev. Robert Hill Thornton, the first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Towns

    Black and white photograph, c. 1865, of either Jane Todd Thornton (1837-1899) or Agnes Smith Thornton (1839-1926), the two eldest daughters of Rev. Robert Hill Thornton, the first Presbyterian minist

    Image depicting Elizabeth Buchanan, who was born in 1845. She later married Rev. Robert McAlpine Thornton in Glasgow, Scotland on July 20, 1871. She died at London, England on March 28, 1932. Rev. Th

    Watercolour painting by unidentified artist, C. 1860 Jessie B. Thornton was the fourth daughter of Rev. Dr. Robert Hill Thornton, first Presbyterian minister in Whitby Township. She was born in Whitb

    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,

    Black and white photograph of Rev. John James Hare and his brothers. This picture was likely taken while Rev. Hare (1847-1922) was attending Victoria College at Cobourg. He would become the principal

    Black and white photograph, c. 1898. 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,