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      William McIntosh Pringle was born at Whitby on October 7, 1875 and worked for 40 years at the buckle factory. He was treasurer of the Masonic Lodge in Whitby for 48 years and a member of the Whitby Public Utilities Commission. He was a charter member of the Whitby Rotary …

      View south towards Burlington Bay, showing a part of the Filman farmland now known as Birdland.

      A digital copy of a laser print. John Sherwood (ca 1861 - 1923), a son of William and Jemima Sherwood, married Jane Bumby on 10 March 1886 and purchased the farm from his father on 12 May 1887, for $5000. Their son, William Reginald (Reg), was born 23 October 1902.

      This building was constructed as a Canada Presbyterian Church in 1869at 300 Colborne Street West. In 1875 the congregation amalgamated with St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. From 1876 to 1967 it served as the Whitby Baptist Church. In 1968-1969 it was a restaurant and then the building was abandoned until it …

      Duplicate of #6215. Scan only

      Condition: Copy is good.

      Black and white photo of the residence of R. N. Johns taken in 1906, on the north east corner of Brock and Mary streets.

      Hand printed in caps in white ink on the lower edge: "PINE WALK / OAKLANDS PARK". ...

      Percy Climo as an infant.

      Dr. Hilliard served as Mayor of Waterloo from 1916 to 1917. Photo published in "100 Years of Progress in Waterloo County, Canada: semi-centennial souvenir 1856 to 1906". See The Record "Flash from the Past" November 29, 2013 for more information.

      From: College Brochure, 1907. Ontario Ladies' College is now known as Trafalgar Castle School, and is located at 401 Reynolds Street.

      Rev. Dr. John James Hare was principal of the Ontario Ladies' College from 1874 to 1915. He served as governor from 1879 to 1915. Dr. Hare was born at Nepean Township, Canada West, on October 3, 1847 and died at Rochester Minnesota, U.S.A., on April 25, 1922. He is buried …

      Robert Corrigan Hamilton was a Toronto insurance broker who served on the College board of directors from 1888 to 1928 and was president of the board for 18 years. He was president when this picture was taken in 1906. Mr. Hamilton was born in Ireland, in 1843. He was a …

      In 1906, Mr. Score was the first vice president of the College board of directors. From: College Brochure, 1907

      John L. Smith, a farmer on Thickson Road in Whitby Township, was one of the founders of the Ontario Ladies' College in 1874 and was second vice-president of the board in 1906. Mr. Smith was born at Whitby Township on October 11, 1838 and died at Whitby Township, on May …

      John Rice, a farmer at the corner of Highway 12 and Rossland Road, was one of the founders of the Ontario Ladies' College in 1874. He became the first secretary of the board of directors in 1874 and still served in that position in 1906. Mr. Rice was born at …

      Senator George A. Cox was president of the board of directors of the College in the 1890s and honorary president in the early 1900s. From: College Brochure, 1907

      Rev. John Potts was the honourary Vice-President of the College board of directors in 1906. From: College Brochure, 1907

      William John Greenwood was classics master at the Whitby Collegiate Institute from 1886 to 1892. From 1892 to 1915, he was an English teacher and mathematics teacher at the Ontario Ladies' College. In 1906, he was secretary of the faculty of the College. In 1915, he retired and moved to …

      Miss Nettie Burkholder taught English and chemistry at the Ontario Ladies' College from 1891 to 1901 and served as Lady Principal from 1901 to 1912. In 1912 she moved to Edmonton, Alberta. She founded an alumni chapter in Edmonton in later years. Miss Burkholder was born at Hamilton on January …