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      Thomas Marshall was born at Motherwell, Lankashire, Scotland on 26 December 1912. He married Florence May Hawes (1921-1986) and the two resided in Whitby. They had one son, Douglas (1940-1964), who was born at Whitby in 1940. Thomas Marshall enlisted as a Private on 9 March 1943 in Toronto and, …

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      A stereoscopic photograph of the "Warren Tannery" built in 1875 after the fire destroyed the previous one.

      A stereoscopic photograph of the "Robson & Lauchland" Tannery that was located on Mill Street. At this time it was only a two-storey building.

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      For further information see "Historic Homes of Milton, Volume I"

      This building was located at 100-108 Brock Street North. The Gerrie and Yule Block was built for James H. Gerrie, druggist and George Yule, telegraph office were constructed in 1873. The store on Dundas Street at left is the grocery store of Gibson and Sparvell. The Ontario Block is further …

      The Dominion Warerooms were built in 1866 by John M. Lowes and James B. Powell and demolished in 1964. Oddfellows' Hall was built in 1873-75 and demolished in 1964. Hatch Block was built in 1874. McMillan Block was built in 1864.

      The parade route was along Main Street, or Colborne Street as it was also known. It was later renamed Lakeshore Road.

      The townspeople of Oakville gather for a parade.

      Spectators stand on the dock of the clubhouse to watch the canoe contests and sports on Sixteen Mile Creek.

      Residents of Oakville participate in a canoe race along Sixteen Mile Creek.

      The two men standing in the canoes appear to be preparing for a canoe tipping contest on Sixteen Mile Creek. Spectators watch from canoes in the background.

      Four gentlemen in canoes participate in water sports in Oakville. Another canoe can be seen alongside the pier.

      From left to right are: W.S. Davis and wife Agnes, Marie Langmuir (Mother) and Lizzie MacMillan. The individual seated in the chair and the infant are unidentified. This photo was likely taken at Dungannon, the Davis family home.

      W.S. Davis watches one of the Davis boys, either Dud (John Douglas) or Jim, walking. This photo was likely taken at Dungannon, the Davis family home.

      This photo is believed to have been taken at the Langmuir summer home located at the foot of Trafalgar Road in Oakville.