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      This stock certificate showed that Albert A. McAlister had purchased three shares in the Mount Pleasant Creamery company on January 26th, 1920. It was provided by Linda McAlister during a Digitization Day event held in Mount Pleasant on May 15, 2010.

      This book was digitized by the Internet Archive and can also be accessed at their site, linked to underneath the book.

      This book was digitized by the Internet Archive and can also be accessed at their site, linked to underneath the book.

      Provided by Ray McCoy.

      Preacher's Book from Holy Trinity Church Burford from 1929-1944. Recorded in this book are the dates of services, the preacher's name, and any text they referred to in the service. A note on the front states that Reverends Lane, Johnston, Buglar, and Inns served during this time.

      A record of collections and contributions from St. John's Church during the late 1920s, and up to 1931.

      Preacher's Book kept by Rev. Pherrill, Rev. R.W. Lane, and Rev. Johnson, all of the St. John's Church in Cathcart. Recorded within the book are the dates of each service, the preacher's name, the amount of collection, and the passage of scripture referred to.

      This item is a land deed dated March 28th, 1925 transferring land in Burford Township (4 acres in the southwest part of Lot 16 Concession 11) from John Henry Sherred to James Rettie. The land was purchased for the sum of two hundred and forty dollars.

      This item is a land deed dated April 15th, 1924 transferring land in Burford Township (50 acres comprising the south half of the north half of Lot 9, 100 acres of Lot 10, and 25 acres in part of the northern half of Lot 11, all in Concession 7) William …

      Writing is mostly illegible.

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, from Eveline Hills, representing the National Children’s Home and Orphanage's Immigration Branch in Hamilton. The contents of this letter regard William's request for a trip to visit …

      This is the membership list from the Middleport Women's Institute in 1923. The text is written as follows: Membership List Middleport Women's Institute 1923 1 Atkinson, Mrs. N. 2 Allan, Mrs. R. 3 Book, Mrs. R. 4 Butter, Mrs. F. 5 Corner, Miss M. 6 Deagle, Mrs. L. 7 Deagle, …

      This is a document of the Middleport Branch Women's Institute meeting minutes for January, 1923.

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, from Eveline Hills, representing the National Children’s Home and Orphanage's Immigration Branch in Hamilton. Her letter mentions that the Home received a letter from Mr. Brooks, offering …

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, from Ben Johnson, Governor of the National Children’s Home and Orphanage's Immigration Branch in Hamilton. He sends holiday wishes and hopes William will have a "Merry Christmas …

      This item is a double-sided letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy living in Canada, from “Sister Nancie” of the National Children’s Home and Orphanage in York where he grew up. Nancie writes to confirm that she had received his first correspondence, and updating him on the happenings …

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for a few years, from his Uncle Bernard and Aunt Ada, who are living in Sheffield, England. Uncle Bernard writes of emigrating to Canada to farm in 12 months, but …

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, from his elder sister Florence Clarke, who is living in Sheffield, England. Her letter mentions that she will be soon turning 19, and wonders about William's happiness …

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, from his elder sister Florence Clarke, who is living in Sheffield, England. Her letter concerns a visit she recently had with their younger sisters Elizabeth & Vera …

      This item is a letter sent to William Clarke, a teenage English boy who had been living in Paris, Ontario for two years, likely from his younger sister Elizabeth from the Cherry Tree Orphanage. Her letter thanks William for the gifts he had sent to her. She also mentions that …