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      James Ronald Love (1913-1969) married Ethel Margaret Somerville and they had four children (William, David, Ronald and Allan). According to the Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa) on September 23, 1949, Sergeant Ronald Love was promoted to succeed Chief W.J. Elliott who retired at the end of September. It was under Chief Elliott …

      Royal Hotel was located at 171 Brock Street North, Whitby, Ontario.

      According to Whitby Courthouse Theatre, the Whitby Modern Players presented many fine plays, notably "Blithe Spirit" and other comedies. However, the group folded and there was a hiatus in theatre activity in Whitby until 1957, at which time the Whitby Theatre Guild (W.T.G.) was born. W.T.G. presented their plays in …

      According to Whitby Courthouse Theatre, the Whitby Modern Players presented many fine plays, notably "Blithe Spirit" and other comedies. However, the group folded and there was a hiatus in theatre activity in Whitby until 1957, at which time the Whitby Theatre Guild (W.T.G.) was born. W.T.G. presented their plays in …

      According to Whitby Courthouse Theatre, the Whitby Modern Players presented many fine plays, notably "Blithe Spirit" and other comedies. However, the group folded and there was a hiatus in theatre activity in Whitby until 1957, at which time the Whitby Theatre Guild (W.T.G.) was born. W.T.G. presented their plays in …

      Black and white negative showing the Ontario Hospital staff bowling champion team. Each team member is holding a trophy.

      William Hewis and Catharine Bone were married at Oshawa on 3 November 1891. They had two sons, Henry James and William George David. When William Edward Hewis died he was Whitby's oldest native resident.

      John and William Brant are the sons of Theodore Jack Brant (1905-1987) and Ruth Gladys Spall Brant (1909-1973). Theodore and Ruth had one daughter, Elizabeth Ruth. Marjorie Georgina Ruddy (1908-1980) was a prominent Whitby photographer and the only commercial photographer in Whitby during the 1930s and 1940s. Marjorie was the …

      Mr. and Mrs. James Bremner were married in March of 1947. James is the son of Alexander and Janet Bremner. Marjorie Georgina Ruddy (1908-1980) was a prominent Whitby photographer and the only commercial photographer in Whitby during the 1930s and 1940s. Marjorie was the official photographer for the Whitby Police …

      Eleanor Chambers Norton was born in London, Ontario on 8 September 1906. She married Julian Balfour Beecroft on 18 November 1931. Together they had five children: Eleanor Jane, Norma Marian, Eric Edmund, Charles Andrew Stuart and Carolyn Ruth. Eleanor passed away on 20 September 2007 and is buried at Mount …

      Mary Gartshore Brawley was born 6 March 1909 at Toronto, Ontario to Robert H. and Elizabeth Fernie Brawley. Her family moved to Whitby in 1915. From 1931 to 1935 Ms. Brawley was the acting Sheriff of Ontario County. She was the first female in Ontario to hold that position at …

      Mary Gartshore Brawley was born 6 March 1909 at Toronto, Ontario to Robert H. and Elizabeth Fernie Brawley. Her family moved to Whitby in 1915. From 1931 to 1935 Ms. Brawley was the acting Sheriff of Ontario County. She was the first female in Ontario to hold that position at …

      Mr. Westland Addison Smith was born and raised in Bedford, Quebec. He moved to Whitby in 1938. Mrs. Elva (Bird) Smith was raised in Whitby, Ontario. Westland and Elva were married in February 1940. They had two children: Cheryl and Mathew. Marjorie Georgina Ruddy (1908-1980) was a prominent Whitby photographer …

      Lillian Arnold married Cromwell Young on 18 August 1939 at her parents’ residence known as Arnhills, in Pickering, Ontario. Harry Arnold (1877-1971) married Irene Curtis (1881-1961) on 6 June 1910 in Port Hope, Ontario. They had five daughters: Mary, Lillian, Thomasine (1915-1978), Ada (1917-1986), Elizabeth Margaret (Betty). The family lived …

      Lillian Arnold married Cromwell Young on 18 August 1939 at her parents' residence known as Arnhills, in Pickering, Ontario. Harry Arnold (1877-1971) married Irene Curtis (1881-1961) on 6 June 1910 in Port Hope, Ontario. They had five daughters: Mary, Lillian, Thomasine (1915-1978), Ada (1917-1986), Elizabeth Margaret (Betty). The family lived …

      Lillian Arnold married Cromwell Young on 18 August 1939 at her parents’ residence known as Arnhills, in Pickering, Ontario. Harry Arnold (1877-1971) married Irene Curtis (1881-1961) on 6 June 1910 in Port Hope, Ontario. They had five daughters: Mary, Lillian, Thomasine (1915-1978), Ada (1917-1986), Elizabeth Margaret (Betty). The family lived …

      Lillian Arnold married Cromwell Young on 18 August 1939 at her parents’ residence known as Arnhills, in Pickering, Ontario. Harry Arnold (1877-1971) married Irene Curtis (1881-1961) on 6 June 1910 in Port Hope, Ontario. They had five daughters: Mary, Thomasine (1915-1978), Ada May Curtis (1917-1986), Lillian Ellen and Margaret Elizabeth. …

      G. Norman Irwin (1903-1983) was owner and operator of Red Wing Orchards located at Highway 2 and Lakeridge Road from the late 1920s until 1983. His residence at the orchard was known as Stonehaven. Red Wing Orchards got its name from G. Norman Irwin's plane which had red wings. The …

      Reginald St. John Terrett immigrated to Canada in 1922. He worked for General Motors in Oshawa, Ontario and established several Boy Scout troops in the area. In 1940 he moved to Regina, Saskatchewan where he met Helen Payne. They had three children, Grace, Joseph and Barbara. Mr. Terrett is a …

      Joseph Anthony Calderone was born at Toronto, Ontario on 15 December 1921. He married Marie Seymour and they had three children: Tammy, Frank and Michael. Mr. Calderone died on 29 March 1987 at Toronto, Ontario and is buried in St. John's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Whitby, Ontario. Marjorie Georgina Ruddy (1908-1980) …