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      Dutcher Cemetery is a small, inactive cemetery in the former Burford Township. It is located on the south side of Concession #9, west of Maple Ave. Grave listing is as follows: Name Last Name Range Grave Number Dutcher 1-1 Illegible 1 1 Mary Burtch Burtch 1 2 Elizabeth Bennit Bennit …

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      This item is a family register for the family of Jacob Miller and his wife, Bethia S. Miller. Most of the family resided in Burford Township and their descendants are still in the area.

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Jacob Miller (1805-1891). He was married to Bethia Miller (1805-1891) and together they had four children - Franklin A. (1833-1870), Eliza (1836-1861), Andrew (1839-1918), and Martha (1841-1865).

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Andrew Miller (1839-1918). He was married to Mary Jane Miller (1841-1917) and together they had five children - Charles (1864-1941), Martha (1866-1940), Franklin (1868-1948), Henry (1878-1956), and Mabel N. (1880-1965). Andrew was the son of Jacob Miller.

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Franklin Miller (1868-1948). He was married to Ella Miller (1873-1949) and together they had eight children - Leslie (1899-1970), Francis (1902-1960), Hilda (1904-1988), Brock (1907-1989), George (1909-1978), Edythe (1913-1988), Mary (1916-1991), and Jack (1919-1986). Franklin was the son of …

      This item is a photograph of the F.A. Miller & Sons store in Burford.

      This item is a photograph of Leslie, Brock, George, and Jack Miller, who were all sons of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1929.

      She was born in 1916 in Burford, Brant, Ontario. She worked as a physiotherapist at the Victoria Hospital in London, Ontario, in particular, treating polio patients. In 1939 or 1940, she enlisted as a nurse in the Canadian Army Medical Corps. She served overseas (possibly in August 1942), treating men …

      This item is a photograph of Frances Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1932.