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Parte deOral History Collection
Audio and summary of Stan Brown presenting at a Scotch Settlement history meeting on October 21, 1995. It is based on Stan's family history. See the Related Descriptions below for links to audio and summary.
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Parte deOral History Collection
Summary of Stan Brown presenting at a Scotch Settlement history meeting on October 21, 1995. It is based on Stan's family history. See the Related Descriptions below for audio.
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Parte deOral History Collection
Audio of Stan Brown presenting at a Scotch Settlement history meeting on October 21, 1995. It is based on Stan's family history. See the Related Descriptions below for summary.
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Bradford's Sesquicentennial involves the Township, too...
Parte deLocal History Collection
"Bradford celebrates its 150th Anniversary in 2007.
While some suggest that the celebration doesn't concern the Township area, the Bradford West Gwillimbury Local History Association has a different take on the matter. The Association points out that the relationship between Bradford and the Township of West Gwillimbury has always been strong, predating incorporation..."
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Removing the threshing machine from the barn. It was the last one used in the area, on July 27th, 1949.
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Brown, Frank Lewis obituary (Short)
Parte deVital Statistics
Event Date : Friday, December 04, 1964
Event Type : Death
Description : Died at York County Hospital, Newmarket. Of Bradford, beloved husband of May Patience, dear father of George and Stan, and dear brother of Walter and Harry, both of Bradford, Mrs. W. Adair (Ella) of Newmarket, Mrs. I. Metcalfe (Jessie) of Bradford. Service was held from the Bradford United Church, Dec. 7, with interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Bradford.
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These enormous elm logs are in the wood yard on the Brown farm, lot 14, and conc.10. Harry Brown is standing on the right, his brother, Frank, is on the left. They are cutting these elm logs into firewood length blocks for the next winters wood supply. Trees would be cut from the woodlot into logs and then skidded onto the sleigh and pulled by team of horses up to the woodyard between the house and barn to be cut up for firewood. This was a handy way for this to be done as Frank and Harry would not have to walk to the bush to cut wood ever nice day. Photo taken in the 1920s.
From left to right: May Brown, Frank Brown, Mary Handy (Shirley Brown's mother), Stanley Brown, Shirley Brown, George Brown.
Frank and May Brown with their two older children Frances Louise (born in 1924)and George Henry (born in 1922).
Willie and Miriam Gardener in front of their home. Picture was taken in the early 1940s.