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This house, built in 1900 on the north half of Lot 15, Concession 7, was the home of Bert Stoddart and his wife Mary Jane (May) Hulse. From left: May Stoddart holding her son Baldwin Stoddart, Alice Hulse (May's mother), Hulse Stoddart. Men in the photograph are unknown.

Gwillim Group Committee members with Lieutenant Governor Onley, his wife Ruth Ann and Peter Van Loan. Back Row (l-r): Darlene Braybrook, Tom Fuller, Jennifer Gordon, Mary and Don Gardiner, Vera Stoddart and Peter Line. Middle Row (l-r): Natalie Dykie, Christine Houlieff, Brenda Winter, Zelma Fuller, Bill Marks, Joan Gibson, Mikki Nanowski and Judith Moses. Front: Lieutenant Governor Onley, Ruth Ann Onley and Peter Van Loan.

Baldwin H.W. Stoddart was a Sergeant of the 48th Highlanders of Canada during World War II.

S.S. #12, Coulson's Hill. Teacher was Miss Byne Ball (later Mrs. Hulse Stoddart). Back Row, left to right: Ken Kneeshaw, William Roberts, Clarence Kneeshaw, Art Belfry, Evelyn Thorpe, Florence O'Neil, Josephine Riley. Front Row: John O'Neil, Art Kneeshaw, Jack Roberts, Milton Hambly, Lloyd Kneeshaw, Ken Thorpe, Mona O'Neil, Ruth O'Neil, Joe Mooney.

Description of the annual outdoor service held at Auld Kirk, celebrating the 180th year since it's founding. Also has a brief history on the Scotch Settlement.

From left: Doug Reynolds, Elsie Reynolds, Tianna Reynolds, Stephen Reynolds.

Elsie and Bill Reynolds on their wedding day.

Byne and Hulse Stoddart with their children Wilson and Leila.

William Stodders, son of John Stodders, who was yeoman of Beldurbit, Ireland, and Jane Davis (nee Mrs. Faris). Received plan of area July 1, 1804. His father had come to Upper Canada in 1817 to look for land. He went back to Ireland and returned with his three sons, William, James, and Hugh, and stepson John Faris. William married Margaret Wilson in the parish Church of St. James, now St. James' Cathedral, in 1819. His license of occupation was granted April 7, 1819. The Stodders lived on the south half of Lot 10, Concession 7, which was called "The Oaks". Family name later became Stoddart.

Dr. and Mrs. Cummings with their children, from left to right, Julian, James, Harley, and Victor.