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      Ernie and his wife, Minnie (Stoutt), were active in area organizations as well as managing a farm. Minnie was inducted as a life time member of the Palermo Women's Institute in 1953. They were members of the Omagh Presbyterian Church congregation, where Ernest sang in the choir for many years. …

      One of several photographs in our digital collection of the Trafalgar Police Boys Band, around the years of 1958 - 1965. In this particular photograph, Walter Wilson is the lad standing in front of the bass drum on the floor, holding the cymbals. Some of the other band members at …

      Dated as the late 1950's because Elizabeth Wilson was born in 1950. The Wilson siblings continued with the band into the 1960's.

      Harry Wilson and Wilma Henderson married on February 21, 1943 in Toronto. At the time, Harry was an aircraftman in the R.C.A.F. They lived in Palermo on what is now Old Bronte Road. Their house was built by Wilma's father, Ernest and his brother Harry Henderson. Ernest was a building …

      Milton's July 5, 1956 Canadian Champion newspaper had a photograph of majorettes Elizabeth and Jean. They are shown standing on either side of the Pipe Major of Kitchener's 54th L.A.A. Scots Fusiliers. The newspaper page is linked here for your further information (use your mouse to move the page image …

      To view all pages, click on "Pages" "Select" to open them individually. Linked here is a photograph of the Palermo Women's Institute to further assist in identification. This photo isn't dated but was taken sometime in the 1940's or 1950's.

      Mary Wrinch, sister of Horace, studied formally and had her first exhibit at the Ontario Society of Artists in 1894. She became a member of the OSA in 1901, and actively continued as an executive member with that Society in future years. In 1918, she was elected an Associate of …

      Further information on Dr. Horace Wrinch can be found in the biography by Geoff Mynett published in 2019. The book is, "Service on the Skeena: Horace Wrinch, Medical Pioneer in Northern British Columbia" by Geoff Mynett. Vancouver, BC : Ronsdale Press. This is the publisher's factual description of Dr. Wrinch's …

      The surname "Beatty" might also be spelled "Beattie" and other variations.

      David Lindsay and Mary Anne (Beatty) Lindsay, had emigrated to New York from Ireland in 1811. Around 1822, they moved to Esquesing Township, settling on Lot 1, Conc. 8. Family members eventually lived throughout Halton County including areas of Trafalgar Township. David Lindsay: born about 1781-Tyrone, Northern Ireland; died 1875 …

      Beatty is also sometimes spelled "Beattie".

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      Handwritten on the back of this photograph is: "Bank of Toronto at Hornby". The young man is likely the branch teller, perhaps reporting to the larger Bank of Toronto branch in Milton. The Bank of Toronto was established in 1855. According to Wikipedia (in August 2017), the Bank quickly established …

      You can view the complete newsletter in full text by clicking on "Original PDF" on the right side of the record. Individual pages can each be viewed in PDF format by clicking on "Pages" "Select" at the top left of the record.

      Frances Barber says that her family lived on the Dundas Highway from the spring of 1946 to late in 1949. She remembers going inside an old, dark, dusty abandoned building with her brothers and other neighbourhood children. On the floor of this old building were shoe heels and soles as …

      Family researchers should note she signs her surname as "Hardey". The transcript was prepared by the family descendent donor of the letter. The transcript appears in the record to assist with reading the letter, it is also OCR'd (or indexed) so that it will be retrieved by researchers when applicable. …

      The 1881 Census spelling of Post is "Poast". Thompson Egbert, son of Ephraim and Jane, is listed as "Thomas" and in the 1871 Census, Ephraim is spelled "Ephrom". A relay of horses was kept at the Inn for the mail coach. On the same property, behind the Inn, there was …

      TTHS's Denzil Lawrence Collection.

      TTHS's Denzil Lawrence Collection

      TTHS "Denzil Lawrence Collection"