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      Ernest Norton, b.c1876, son of John Norton, Jr., 1842-1915, and his first wife, Charlotte Marshall. His brother was Thomas Walter Norton, called by his middle name, b.1867. His sister, Annie, was born in 1865.

      Possibly Walter, the eldest son of John Norton and his first wife, Charlotte (Marshall). Thomas Walter Norton was born in 1867 in Wentworth Co. Ontario. He was the grandson of John Norton, 1812-1902. Walter's father was John Norton, Jr, 1842-1915, and John's first wife, Charlotte (Marshall), ca1844-1876. Walter and Charlotte …

      Tapleytown is located in the former Saltfleet Township in Wentworth County, Ontario. when the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth was established in 1974, Saltfleet Township took the name of its major town to form the Municpality of Stoney Creek. As of 2001, the area is part of the City of Hamilton.

      Probably Annie Norton was the daughter of Charlotte (Marshall) & John Norton Her parents were John Norton, (Jr.), 1842-1915, and his first wife, Charlotte Marshall. Her brothers were: Thomas Walter Norton, called by his middle name, b.1867, and Ernest Norton, b.c1876.

      Possibly taken in the winter of 1915 when they were training at Exhibition Place in Toronto. We know that Private J.T. (Jack) Moulding and Lt. Kenneth D. Marlatt, both from Trafalgar Township/Oakville, and connected previously with the 9th Mississauga Horse were in the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles. This photograph is …

      Dear Sir Your letter and enclosure to Lady Drummond have been handed to me as it is this department that have charge of the Canadian Prisoners of War. I am enclosing receipt with many thanks for 4 (pounds). I hope it will be in accordance with your wishes if we …

      Further Information: An October 1960 "Trafalgar Day Special" insert in the local newspaper, Trafalgar Journal - The Home Newspaper of Oakville and Trafalgar, has an item "Volunteer Firefighters Mark 21st Anniversary of Acton(sic) Action". The Trafalgar Township Historical Association has this print newspaper section in their archives. Information from this …

      This house was demolished in 1965. Post's Corners was one of the first hamlets in the area known as Trafalgar Township. It was located at the intersection of what is now Trafalgar Road (or Seventh Line) and Dundas Street, Oakville, Ontario. Later, the hamlet was known as Postville.

      This store, gas station and ice cream booth on the south-west corner of Trafalgar Road (7th Line) and Dundas Street was photographed about 1940. The two-storey central building in this photograph is the original Post's Inn, according to Town of Oakville Heritage Planner, Carolyn Van Sligtenhorst in May 2016. Two …

      The front cover, back page and programme events from the opening ceremony of the new Snider's School in 1956. Snider's school was first built on land owned by Ephraim Post Concession 1, Lot 6, NDS. We know S.S. #4 was in use by 1877 and the 1878 Atlas shows it …

      The second photo embedded in this record shows the banner clearly. See "Pages" to open up the second photograph. J. Holland Motors opened in 1961. John Holland was a Port Credit, Mississauga councillor. More photographs may be found by searching www.flickr.com.

      A parade to celebrate Canada's Centennial years, 1867-1967 on July 1, 1967. The photograph was taken on Kerr St., Oakville, looking south and west across Kerr St. to the Elmwood Street intersection. The Board of Education float has just passed by and people are looking for the next parade entry.

      Board of Education float in the July 1, 1967 celebration parade for Canada's Centennial. The float is going south, just at the intersection of Kerr Street and Elmwood Drive.

      The Victorian Order of Nurses float in Oakville's celebration parade for Canada's Centennial year, 1967. The July 1, 1967 parade went south on Kerr Street.

      A parade to celebrate Canada's Centennial years, 1867-1967 on July 1, 1967. The photograph was taken on Kerr St., Oakville, looking west across Kerr St. to the Elmwood Street intersection. Morris dancers take a moment to perform.

      A historic motorized carriage in the parade along Kerr Street, held July 1, 1967 to celebrate Canada's Centennial, 1867 - 1967.

      English double decker bus in Oakville's July 1, 1967 parade celebrating Canada's 1867-1967 Centennial year. The photograph was taken just as the bus was at the intersection of Kerr Street and Elmwood Drive.

      Jim and Janet worked for several summers in 1957-1959 as a leader at the Oakville Recreation Commission Pine Ridge Day Camp program on the Rotary camp site on Lower Base Line (which separates Oakville and Milton ). A secondary site was located in Henderson Park on the Sixteen Mile Creek …

      Members of the Lakeshore Road League of the ladies softball team pose for a team picture at Wallace Park on Reynolds Street. Jean Waller, who permitted the reproduction of this photograph by the Trafalgar Township Historical Society in 2008, was born at Seabird House on Kerr Street. Her family home …

      Members of the Ladies Softball Team, Lakeshore Road League in Oakville, gather for a team photo. They won the Championship in 1936. Jean Waller, who permitted the reproduction of this photograph by the Trafalgar Township Historical Society in 2008, was born at Seabird House on Kerr Street. Her family home …