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Municipality :
Community : West Gwillimbury
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Description : Bill Winter, a trapper, with his fox pelts.

Municipality :
Community : West Gwillimbury
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Description : "Stoneleigh; Jeff's Family famrhouse built in 1837-38, as it was in 1938 before restoration on lot 3, Con. 6, West Gwillimbury.

Photo was taken by Leslie Wilcox

Municipality :
Community : West Gwillimbury
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Description : William Roy Turton and his wife Hannah Elizabeth Harvey. Hannah was the daughter of Jessie Harvey. William and Hannah are Emlyn Westlake's parents. This photograph was their wedding picture.

Municipality :
Community : West Gwillimbury
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Description : Sinclair and Vera MacDonald (nee Noble) on their 40th wedding anniversary.

Municipality :
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : Describes a letter written by Mr. George Harrison of Port Hope about his time in Bradford.

Municipality :
Community : Springdale
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Description : Describes the circumstances surrounding the death of Hendrick Verkuyl. Also contains information about his life.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford
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Description : Carl Melbourne becomes the third generation of his family to deliver the mail for R.R. 1 Bradford.

Municipality :
Community : Bradford
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Description : Memories from the 1870s and 1880s. Lists the merchants who had shops along the main streets. Stories concerning William (Billy) Innis, Jim Rose, Bob McKinstry, Mr. J.C. Wood, and Mrs. Mazel McKinstry McGee.

Municipality :
Community : Other - Bradford
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Description : William Cairns of King City and Ken Douglas of Schomberg died after their car struck a tree while being chased by police in Vaughan. Another young man, E. McNaughton, is in hospital.

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Community : Bradford
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Description : Mrs. Disossway, visiting from Detroit with her sister Miss Barnard, dies suddenly. They had been injured in a car accident the previous spring which took the life of a third sister and it is believed that this took a great toll on Mrs. Disossway's heart.