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Event Date : Thursday, February 03, 1955
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Newmarket, Ont.
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : At York County Hospital, Newmarket, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Antolick, Riverdrive Park, Holland Landing.
Apperley, Annie Matilda Cooper
Event Date : Monday, May 10, 1954
Event Type : Death
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Community : Cookstown
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Description : Died at her home in Cookstown. Beloved wife of W. A. Apperley, and dear mother of Helen. Rested at the Hughes' Funeral Home, Cookstown, for service on May 12 at 2:30 p.m. Interment Alliston Union Cemetery.
Event Date : Tuesday, April 26, 1977
Event Type : Birth
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Community : Barrie
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Description : At Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, a son to Paul and Lorraine (nee Lynn) Arbo, a brother for Chad, a grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn of Gilford and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arbo, Bradford, a great-grandson for Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn of Toronto and Mr. Wilmont Hill, Newmarket.
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Community : Bond Head
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Description : It's taken only two years for the Bond Head & District Horticultural Society to transform a barren piece of ground, into the Scotch Settlement Arboretum. The plot of land, adjacent to Highway 400 at the 5th Line of Bradford West Gwillimbury, was a stony, weed-covered plot when the first tree was planted in 1994. On June 22nd, as a piper played in the background, Bradford West Gwillimbury Mayor Frank Jonkman cut the ribbon, officially opening the Arboretum - which now contains 145 trees, as well as flower bed, and groomed pathways. There are ash trees, maples, oaks, black walnut, hawthorn and elm, pines, fir and spruce, taking root in the re-worked and fertilized soil. The Horticultural Society hopes to plant examples of every native Canadian species of tree. The idea is to create not only an attractive park, but provide a living memorial to the early settlers, who colonized the Scotch Settlement circa 1820. Members of the Tree Planting Committee had praise for the "generosity and community spirit" of those who have contributed to the Arboretum, from Bill Patton, Parks & Recreation Department employee who hand-crafted a wooden sign in his spare time, to all of those who have donated and dedicated a tree.
Event Date : 18621006
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Bradford
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Description : A daughter to the wife of Mr. W.Y. Archard, Chemist and Druggist.
Event Date : 18670827
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Bradford
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Description : A daughter to the wife of Mr. W.Y. Archard, chemist & druggist.
Event Date : 18640302
Event Type : Death
Municipality : Bradford
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Description : Infant daughter of W.Y. and Martha Archard.Age: 17 months.
Event Date : Thursday, May 19, 1904
Event Type : Birth
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Community : Gilford
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Description : A son to Mr. & Mrs. T.D. Archer.
Event Date : Monday, May 21, 1906
Event Type : Birth
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Community : Gilford
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Description : A son to Mr. & Mrs. Fred Archer.
Event Date : 18960101
Event Type : Birth
Municipality : Other - Bradford
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Description : At Trout Creek, a daughter to the wife of Mr. John Archer.