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- Factory, Canadian Pad, Glove and Blanket Co. Ltd, Whitby, Ont. (Blanket Factory), c.1929
In 1910, Samuel Trees opened the blanket factory at 211 Brock Street North on the block bounded by Mary, Perry, and John Streets. Officially known as Samuel Trees and Company, the blanket factory manufactured blankets and collars for horses. The factory was in operation until 1958 and the building was … In 1910, Samuel Trees opened the blanket factory at 211 Brock Street North on the block bounded by Mary, Perry, and John Streets. Officially known as Samuel Trees and Company, …Whitby Public Library - All Saints' Anglican Church, 1865
All Saints' Anglican Church was built in 1865-66 at 300 Dundas Street West. This lithograph was from a drawing by Toronto architects, Gundry and Langley. All Saints' Anglican Church was built in 1865-66 at 300 Dundas Street West. This lithograph was from a drawing by Toronto architects, Gundry and Langley.Whitby Public Library - Mrs. Jackson Holliday (Mary Jane Hall), c. 1875.
Mrs. Jackson Holliday was born in 1831. She was married in Whitby Township on March 10, 1849 to Jackson Holliday, who died on May 12, 1874. She died at Lot 12, 1st Concession of Reach Township, on February 21, 1876, and is buried in the Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery at … Mrs. Jackson Holliday was born in 1831. She was married in Whitby Township on March 10, 1849 to Jackson Holliday, who died on May 12, 1874. She died at Lot …Whitby Public Library - Marcus James Holliday, c. 1890
Marcus James (Mark) Holliday was born in Whitby Township in September 1854, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Holliday. He grew up on a farm a mile south of Brooklin and attended Prospect School. After his father died in 1874, he conducted a butcher business in Oshawa for a number … Marcus James (Mark) Holliday was born in Whitby Township in September 1854, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Holliday. He grew up on a farm a mile south of Brooklin …Whitby Public Library - Mrs. Marcus James Holliday, c. 1890
Mrs. Marcus James Holliday was born in Reach Township about a mile and a half north of Ashburn, a daughter of William O. Bryant, on November 2, 1855. On December 22, 1875 she was married at her father's home to Marcus James Holliday, a Whitby Township farmer. She died at … Mrs. Marcus James Holliday was born in Reach Township about a mile and a half north of Ashburn, a daughter of William O. Bryant, on November 2, 1855. On December …Whitby Public Library - Jackson Holliday
Jackson Holliday was born at Aspatria, Cumberland, England, on May 26, 1818. He came to Canada in 1832 with his step-father, and settled near Brooklin. He was married in Whitby Township on March 10, 1849 to Mary Jane Hall. He was Sabbath School Superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church either … Jackson Holliday was born at Aspatria, Cumberland, England, on May 26, 1818. He came to Canada in 1832 with his step-father, and settled near Brooklin. He was married in Whitby …Whitby Public Library - Mrs. Robert Darlington (Sarah Annie Hunter), c.1890
Mrs. Robert Darlington (Sarah Annie Hunter), eldest daughter of Dr. James Hunter, was born at Hedon, Yorkshire, England, on November 8, 1816.She and Rev. Robert Darlington were married at Hartland, New York, U.S.A. on October 31, 1839. About 1848, they settled in Brooklin. Sarah died at Brooklin on March 24, … Mrs. Robert Darlington (Sarah Annie Hunter), eldest daughter of Dr. James Hunter, was born at Hedon, Yorkshire, England, on November 8, 1816.She and Rev. Robert Darlington were married at Hartland, …Whitby Public Library - Sketch of Methodist Tabernacle from Special Edition on Whitby and Oshawa of The Globe, 1889
W. Thomson, The Globe and Mail (Toronto), October 26, 1889, unknown page The Methodist Tabernacle was built in 1875-76 at 201 Centre Street South. It became the Whitby United Church in 1925 and St. Mark's United Church in 1962. W. Thomson, The Globe and Mail (Toronto), October 26, 1889, unknown page The Methodist Tabernacle was built in 1875-76 at 201 Centre Street South. It became the Whitby United Church in 1925 and St. Mark's United Church in 1962.Whitby Public Library
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