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Mailman Jimmy Welsh on his winter route. Rural Route, Tottenham, c. 1940s. Personal mail delivery began in 1916.

Leslie Frank Wilcox.

S.S. #1, West Gwillimbury, Dunkerron School. Teacher was Miss A.M. Lewis. Back Row, left to right: Ken Ogilvie, Donald Grant, John Kirby, Ronald Mills, Harry Holmes, John Readman, Miss A.M. Lewis in back. Front Row: Tineke Kuyper, Margaret Culler, Audrey Holmes, Donald Archibald, Eleanor Grant, Frances Wilson.

S.S. #1, Dunkerron School. Teacher was Miss Jean Moran. Back Row, left to right: Cecil Creighton, Mabel Scott, Marjorie Kiteley, Myrtle Ferguson, Hillary Scott, Albert Scott, Violet Scott, Katie Graham, Alda Murphy, Miss Jean Moran, Claude Irwin. Third Row: ? Feaver, Harold Lepard, ? Feaver, Wallace Feaver, Alameda Fisher, Mabel Davis, Lizzie Lewis, Unknown, Unknown, ? Irwin, Ted Scott, Percy Irwin. Second Row: Ruby Patterson, Johnny Lepard, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Minerva McManus. Front Row: Jim Davis, Bill Scott, Meredith McManus, Mildred Ferguson, Jean Ferguson, Harry Lewis, Harold Scott, Joe (George) Major.

Family of Thomas Brandon II. The Brandon family occupied the west half of Lot 3, Concession 2, later the home of the Ronald Mills family, until 1938. Only Lucinda and Mary Elizabeth married. Family members were buried at Dunkerron. Back Row, from left: Lucinda, John Wesley, Thomas Henry, Matthew Alexander, Susannah. Middle Row: Thomas Brandon II, Elizabeth Deavitt. Front Row: Mary Elizabeth, Adeline, Margaret Jane. Absent: Ann Brandon.

George Mills family. Back Row: Georgina, Sinclair. Front Row: Janet Ann Sinclair, George Mills.

James Edward Mills was born in 1828 in Ireland and came to Canada when he was four years old (1832?). He married Eliza Clarke January 3, 1856.

S.S. #1, West Gwillimbury, Dunkerron School. Teacher was Mrs. Hunter. Back Row, left to right: Mrs. Hunter, Catherine Acton, Ronald Mills, Donald Archibald, Audrey Holmes, Margaret Madill. Front Row: Gerry Verkaik, Joyce Kuyper, Evelyn Hunter, Ron Paxton.

Methodist Church in Dunkerron, c. 1893. It is believed that there are some people are buried beneath the front steps.

The Dunkerron Methodist Church, built in 1883. It later became United. The basswood tree, shed, and picket fence are now gone. It is believed that some people are buried beneath the front steps.