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Part of Local History Collection
The historical plaque in front of the Auld Kirk commemorating the Selkirk Settlers who moved to West Gwillimbury and helped build this church.
Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board
S.S. #14, Steeles Corners School
Part of WEGWHIST Collection
S.S. #14
Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library
Part of Local History Collection
Family of Edgar Lloyd, son of Walter.
Standing (l-r): Ron Glendenning, Brian Lloyd, Ryan Glendenning, David Lloyd, Edgar Lloyd, Darren Glendenning.
Front Row (l-r): Donnalee(Lloyd) Glendenning holding Travis Lloyd, Troy Glendenning, Sharon (Speers) Lloyd, Leila (Stoddart) Lloyd and Trevor Lloyd.
Part of Local History Collection
John Lloyd and his second wife Sarah Louise (Street). Parents of Walter Lloyd, grandparents of John, Edgar and Helen.
Lloyd Family - women and children
Part of Local History Collection
(L-R): Edith Lloyd, Mary McDevitt, Laura Lloyd, Sarah Louise (Street) Lloyd, Ruby Fraser Lloyd, Aunt Ann Abott, Myrtle Lloyd Ritchie. Children: John Lloyd, Marilyn Ritchie, Doris Ritchie, Helen Lloyd, Edgar Lloyd and Jim McDevitt.
Part of Local History Collection
Walter and Laura Lloyd's Family
Back: Brian Lloyd, Donnalee Lloyd, Ron Glendenning, Bruce Robson with Janet Robson, Debbie Lloyd, Doug Lloyd.
Front: Leila Lloyd, Edgar Lloyd, Helen Robson, Budd Robson, Alice Lloyd and John Lloyd.
Walter & Laura Lloyd's grandchildren
Part of Local History Collection
Laura and Walter Lloyd with their grandchildren
(l-r) Bruce Robson, Donnalee Lloyd, Debbie Lloyd, Brian Lloyd and David Lloyd.
Myrtle, Walter and Laura Lloyd
Part of Local History Collection
Myrtle (Lloyd) Ritchie and Walter Lloyd and his wife Laura (Kneeshaw). 1930's car in the background.
Part of Local History Collection
John Lloyd in the families new 1947 Plymouth - purchased at Fred Gregory's.
Part of Local History Collection
Edgar, John and Helen Lloyd.