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    Ragnar Steen (1904-1958) was born in Frederickstad, Norway. In 1923 he came to Canada and lived in Cochrane, Ontario for some time. He married Evelyn Graham in 1926 and had two children: Lyn Steen an

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Around 1842 the land was conveyed to the Wesleyan Methodist Church as a site of a chapel and burial ground. In 1949 the stones were gathered together and placed in a cairn and this was done by Simcoe

    Apparently the registration number for the plane in this photo is CF-DIA that was operated by the Ontario County Flying Club, the predecessor of Oshawa Flying Club.

    This is likely to be aircraft registration number CF-EUM that was operated by the Ontario County Flying Club, the predecessor of Oshawa Flying Club

    A black and white photograph of an unidentified man and flight student standing in front of an Aeronca Champion plane (also known as a Champ) at Oshawa Airport. Underneath the wing of the airplane it

    William Henry Higgins was born in Limerick, Ireland in 1830. In January 1857 he and two brothers named Meyerhoffer started publishing the Whitby Chronicle, which Mr. Higgins continued to edit and pub

appeared in Whitby This Week, 5 Dec 2013, . Date of Event: 3 Dec 2013     Includes photo

    John Whitelaw was born on November 26, 1879 to Alexander and Margaret (Manderson) Whitelaw. He died on February 4, 1911 in a railway accident near Paris, Ontario. Marjorie Georgina Ruddy (1908-1980)

Whitby This Week, 12 Dec 2013, p. 20     ...