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      The last will and testament of Elizabeth Duncan dated the 27th of February 1899. In it, she bequeaths to her daughter Ann all “wearing apparel,” household goods and furniture, part of lot number 6 in the Fourth Concession of the Township of Brantford on the north side of Ancaster road, …

      Summary A two storey red brick house built in Queen Anne style with a steep hipped metal roof. It was built by William A. Douglas and has remained in the Douglas family for four generations. The home has Italianate elements such as buff brick hoods above the windows. The two …

      This item is an agreement between Richard Draper and William A. Douglas made on the 4th day of March 1899 wherein Richard Draper is contracted by William Douglas to build a house for the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars. Description of the building includes an outside entrance to …

      This item is a farm lease between Harriet Doulgas and William A. Douglas on May 1st 1899 for a down payment of one hundred and seventy-five dollars with fifty dollars paid biannually.

      This item is a receipt from Robert E. Walker to Mrs. William A. Douglas dated September 14th 1899 for a series of goods purchased in May and August. These items include nails, solder, glass, thimbles and a trough totalling to sixty-three dollars and eighty-one cents.

      This item is a receipt from the Schultz Brothers Company Limited to William Douglas dated March 18th 1899 for items including joists, studding, rafters, molding, windows, white pine doors and a 26 foot veranda. These items were likely used in the building of the Douglas farm house.