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Sir William Mulock and William Lyon Mackenzie King having breakfast
Part of Local History Collection
Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King having breakfast with Sir William Mulock on Sir William's hundredth birthday.
National Archives of Canada
Noble, John Joseph & Norma Ruth Evans
Part of Vital Statistics
Event Date : Saturday, September 25, 1943
Event Type : Marriage
Description : Daughter of Mrs. Olive Evans and the late Mr. T. S. Evans of Beeton wed son of Mrs. Noble and the late Mr. C. Noble of Bond Head. Ceremony was performed by Rev. H.G. Blake at the Rectory of Trinity Church. Miss. Josie Evans was the brides attendant and Mr. Arthur Evans was the grooms. The couple will reside in Bond Head.
Bradford Witness
Flt.-Sgt. Harold Wilson Reported Missing After Air Bombing Operations
Part of Local History Collection
"Mr. and Mrs. Daniel wilson, of Bond head, have been notified by Ottawa that their second son, Flt.-Sgt. Harold (Chub) Wilson, is missing after air operations over enemy territory. The entire crew of his craft failed to return and as yet there is no information regarding their fate, although authorities assure the parents that information is being sought through the Red Cross regarding them."
Bradford Witness
Part of Vital Statistics
Event Date : Sunday, September 10, 1944
Event Type : Death
Description : "Former resident of Barrie. Thompson C. Fisher, who celebrated his 91st birthday last Wednesday [September 4, 1944], died in Toronto on Sunday. He had resided in Toronto for five years. Born at Bond Head, Mr. Fisher was a graduate of Upper Canada College. For a time he engaged in farming at Thompsonville and Ivy and later became associate with the insurance business in Alliston and Barrie. Surviving are two sons, Dr. R.E. Fisher, Toronto, and Dr. C.M. Fisher, Chicago, Ill."
Bradford Witness
Part of Local History Collection
Contains items and information relating to Sir William Mulock, born in Bond Head, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario from 1923 to 1936 .
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
World War 2 Roll of Honour and Veterans
Part of Local History Collection
Contains items relating to Simcoe County servicemen and women in World War II, including veterans related articles, artifacts and photographs, and the Roll of Honour
Hipwell, Joseph Errol obituary
Part of Vital Statistics
Event Date : Saturday, October 26, 1946
Event Type : Death
Description : Husband of Anna Simonds, father of Joe Ann and Errol-Ann and son of M.B. Hipwell of Bond Head died in Syracuse N.Y. He was born in Bond Head in 1895 and educated at Bradford High School and Queens' University. Interment in Bond Head Cemetery.
Bradford Witness
Bond Head School, S.S. #5 Class Photo 1945-46
Part of WEGWHIST Collection
Bond Head Public School, 1945-1946. Teacher was Mrs. Lylia Culbert.
Back Row, left to right: Lloyd Reynolds, Stewart Reynolds, Joe Reynolds, Jim Thompson, Art Preece, Wallace Reynolds, Peter Scanlon, Mrs. Lylia Culbert.
Middle Row: Alice Smith, Mildred Reynolds, Marion Burton, Ena Brown, Marie Wilson, Marguerite Dermott, Joyce Reynolds, Percy Scanlon, Walter Reynolds.
Front Row: Etta Whiteside, Mary Culbert, Margaret Sutherland, Norman Harvey, Donny Whiteside, Allan McLean, Doug Reynolds, Charles Hansford, Gordon Brown.
Part of Vital Statistics
Event Date : Tuesday, March 04, 1947
Event Type : Death
Description : Husband of Bessie Brandon and father of Vivienne (Mrs J. M. Robinson) died in his Barrie home. He was born in Bond Head January 19, 1872 before moving to Bradford and then to Barrie. Magistrate for Barrie
Bradford Witness
Part of Local History Artifacts
An Electric Meter Register book provided by the Department. Bond Head appears in the register, as do parts of New Tecumseth. It provides an example of the way such information was tracked at the time and how it would have been tracked in the Bradford West Gwillimbury area.
According to an Electricity Inspection Service hand-out from the same time period as the book: "A Meter Register Book is supplied by the Department of Trade and Commerce to contractors for The purpose of assisting them in complying with the provisions of the Electricity Inspection Act, and the regulations established thereunder. The following requirement are necessary...The Electricity Inspection Act provides a penalty of fifty dollars for any neglect in respect of the above requirements."
Canadian Department of Trade and Commerce