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      This photograph depicts David Rockefeller, Martha Stewart, and Harry Witteveen at the Rockefeller Family Estate in Westchester County, New York. The original photograph was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      This photograph depicts Harry Witteveen at the age of sixteen at his family farm in Friesland. The original photograph was provided by Harry Witteveen.

      For more information about the Witteveen family and its business, visit Witteveen Friesian's official website: http://www.witteveenfriesians.com

      House Summary The Langs' Home, also known as Nut Grove Farm, has been in the Langs family for many generations. The original house was a log house until it burned down in 1845. By the following year, a 1.5 storey home was built in its place. Black walnut and hickory …

      Summary The name 'Vine Cottage' came from the stone cottage and wall covered with grape vines. The gardens were terraced to the south, and the north side of this cottage was covered with Virginia Creeper. Jacob Steele hired a Scotsman from Paris to do the work, one Mr. Findlayson. The …

      Summary Constructed in 1888 by Dr. E.E. Kitchen, Sunnyside was built as a show piece with well-kept grounds. This building was the location for the inaugural meeting of the St. George Women’s Institute on January 13th, 1903 and the group continued to meet here until 1920. Beginning in 1957, Sunnyside …

      Summary This property is located in the former South Dumfries Township near the village of Harrisburg. The Clarke Family lived upon the property for 50 years or more. The land was owned by Mullen in the 1840s and he presumably built the original log cabin.6 The house was eventually upgraded …

      Building Summary The Glen Morris United Church, located on East River Road, was constructed in 1847 on land donated by Samuel Latshaw, the founder of Glen Morris. Construction of the Field Stone church finished in 1849, and the church was officially opened in November of that year. Initially a Presbyterian …

      House Summary The Glen Morris United Church Manse was built starting in 1856 after Samuel Latshaw donated four acres of land to the Glen Morris United Church. The purpose of the Manse was to house the ministers of the church, and the Manse is still a minister’s residency today. Construction …

      House Summary Located in St. George, the William B. Wood house was built in 1880 for local businessman Mr. Thompson. The home was soon after purchased by Snowball Grist Mill owner William Bruce Wood, who served on the South Dumfries and Brant County councils, and at one time was the …

      Summary Camperdown, named after the rare Camperdown Elms located on the property, is a Victorian Queen Anne style home built in 1880 and located in St. George. The house has had several owners over the years including Doctor Broddy who operated a reception room and office in the house and …

      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.

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

      This item is a photograph of Hilda Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1944.

      This item is a photograph featuring five of Franklin Miller's children: George, Hilda, Brock, Jack, and Mary. This photo was taken in 1976.