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    Thomas Manderson was born in Scotland in 1837 and came to Canada in 1848, when his family settled in King Township, York County. In 1864 the Manderson family moved to Lot 11, Concession 1, Reach Town

    David Tweedie was born on Lot 29, Concession 3, Whitby Township on July 29, 1838. He farmed this property, known as Broadfield until his death on the same lot on February 16, 1912. David Tweedie is b

    William Sinclair was born at the Parish of Culter, Lanarkshire, Scotland, on July 11, 1810, and came to Canada in 1833. He was hired by local farmers in Whitby Township for a few years and for 14 yea

    William Sinclair was born at the Parish of Culter, Lanarkshire, Scotland, on July 11, 1810, and came to Canada in 1833. He was hired by local farmers in Whitby Township for a few years and for 14 yea

    Alexander Walker was born in 1846 at Aberdeenshire, Scotland. He came to Canada in 1870. Alexander married Sarah Jane Murray on 22 March 1882 at Whitby, Ontario. They had four children: Annie (1886-?

    The William and Margaret Tordiff family came to Canada around 1830 from Cumberland, England. They had 11 children. Levi Tordiff (1877-1953), grandson of William and Margaret, was first married to Mag

    Black and white negative of a photograph showing an image of a man walking with two cows south on Centre Street towards Walnut Street. The vacant lot at left is the Perry Castle property which became

    John Smith was born in Yorkshire, England in 1841 and came to Whitby about 1863. He farmed for James Dryden at Maple Shade Farm in Brooklin and for many years was on the Dow farm. In 1889, he purchas

    John Dundas Howden was born in Whitby Township (East Whitby after 1857) on January 27, 1841. For many years he was a farmer, specializing in the breeding of Shorthorn Cattle and Clydesdale Horses. He

    James Dryden was born at Sunderland, England in April 1806 and while an infant moved with his parents to Walsingham in the county of Durham, UK. The family settled in Whitby Township in 1820 and in 1

    The Smith family settled in Whitby at lot 21 Broken Front Concession in 1831. When William Smith, father of the brothers, died in 1859, the lot was divided between Thomas and John, while Charles sett

The Oshawa Times, Oshawa Times, June 1961     This fruit stand stood on the west side of Brock Street, north of Rossland Road. It was built in the 1950s for the Pallock Orchards and was later taken over by MacMillian Orchards. It was demolished

The Oshawa Times, Oshawa Times, 13 February 1968     Warner Woodruff Lynde (1869-1969) was born in Whitby Township on February 14, 1869 and lived in the Brooklin-Ashburn area all his life. He was a farmer, who retired in 1948 after farming for 60 years

    This house was built of limestone imported from Kingston about 1845 for a Scottish farmer named John Thomson. The house is located on the west side of Garden Street south of Rossland Road, 780 Garden

    This house was built of limestone imported from Kingston about 1845 for a Scottish farmer named John Thomson. The house is located on the west side of Garden Street south of Rossland Road, 780 Garden

    This limestone house was built on the west side of Garden Street, south of Rossland Road, 780 Garden Street, in 1845, for John Thomson.

    John Dundas Howden was born in Whitby Township (East Whitby after 1857) on January 27, 1841. For many years he was a farmer, specializing in the breeding of Shorthorn Cattle and Clydesdale Horses. He

    James Dryden was born at Sunderland, England in April 1806 and while an infant moved with his parents to Walsingham in the county of Durham, UK. The family settled in Whitby Township in 1820 and in 1

    William Heber Down was born on April 23, 1889 on a farm on the base-line near Thornton Road in east Whitby Township. From 1913 to 1941 he farmed in Pickering township (current town of Ajax). From 194

    Oscar Henry Downey was born in East Whitby Township on October 31, 1877 and farmed for most of his life at Myrtle and Myrtle Station. He was a member of the Masons and the Oddfellows and was Master o