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Item types: Cabinet photographs- Item types: Negatives
- Item types: Obituaries
- Item types: Photographic postcards
- Item types: Photographs
- Item types: Stereographs
- Item types: Negatives
- Groups: Freeman family
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- Wedding party and guests at the wedding of Olive Grace Freeman and Barry Smith, at "Maplehurst", now 906 Brant St, 1907
Olive Grace Freeman wedded Edmund Barry Smith on 4 September 1907 at "Maplehurst", the house built in 1885 for Edwin Freeman, the eldest son of Joseph Freeman. The house stands at 906 Brant Street, almost the only vestige of the once-thriving hamlet of Freeman. Freeman descendents lived in this house … Olive Grace Freeman wedded Edmund Barry Smith on 4 September 1907 at "Maplehurst", the house built in 1885 for Edwin Freeman, the eldest son of Joseph Freeman. The house stands …Burlington Historical Society - The Joseph Freeman house, north side of Plains Road west of Brant Street, ca 1950s
Built for Joseph, the sixth child of Joshua and Elizabeth Freeman. His youngest son, Smith Freeman, took over the farm and house and lived here until his death in 1932. The house was demolished ca 1960 - 1965 when the property was purchased by Holland Motors for a car lot. Built for Joseph, the sixth child of Joshua and Elizabeth Freeman. His youngest son, Smith Freeman, took over the farm and house and lived here until his death in 1932. …Burlington Historical Society - Wedding party and guests at the wedding of Alma Maude Mary Freeman & William Asbury Buchanan, at "Maplehurst", now 906 Brant St, 1903
The house stands at 906 Brant Street, almost the only vestige of the once-thriving hamlet of Freeman. Freeman descendents lived in this house until 1988. Also a photograph 13.3 cm by 10.cm. The house stands at 906 Brant Street, almost the only vestige of the once-thriving hamlet of Freeman. Freeman descendents lived in this house until 1988. Also a photograph 13.3 cm …Burlington Historical Society - Garden of Canada page 48
Captain Daniel Henderson was in Wellington Square by 1865 and is mentioned in the Halton Atlas of 1877 as owner of one of 3 ships in Burlington: the Mary Jane, a vessel of 22,000 bushels capacity, 345 tons register. The 1881, 1891 and 1901 Censuses list him as a famer. … Captain Daniel Henderson was in Wellington Square by 1865 and is mentioned in the Halton Atlas of 1877 as owner of one of 3 ships in Burlington: the Mary Jane, …Burlington Historical Society - Freeman Homestead
Reproduced from early tintype. Presented to Edwin B. Freeman by his grandfather, Joseph Freeman. Edwin being a father of Dr. D. Freeman. Reproduced from early tintype. Presented to Edwin B. Freeman by his grandfather, Joseph Freeman. Edwin being a father of Dr. D. Freeman.Burlington Historical Society - Nelson Women's Institute in front of the Ireland house, ca 1910
Back Row, L-R: Margaret Wilson, unidentified, Clara Mitchell (m. in1912 Robert McCurdy, Hornby), Mrs F. Featherstone (President), unidentified, Mrs J. B. Alton, Mrs Arthur Freeman, unidentified, Mrs J. P. Griffin (Toronto), Jonathan and Mrs Sam Sinclair, Lucy Springer (m. in 1917 George Ireland), Daisy Allen (m. in 1917 Charles Ireland), … Back Row, L-R: Margaret Wilson, unidentified, Clara Mitchell (m. in1912 Robert McCurdy, Hornby), Mrs F. Featherstone (President), unidentified, Mrs J. B. Alton, Mrs Arthur Freeman, unidentified, Mrs J. P. Griffin …Burlington Historical Society - GTR Station at Freeman c1880
The first station at this site burnt down in 1883. This second station burnt down in 1904. The first station at this site burnt down in 1883. This second station burnt down in 1904.Burlington Historical Society
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