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      This item is the commemorative stone and plaque which was erected by John L. Yates in 1940 to commemorate 100 years of the Yates family being in Burford Township.

      The King's Bakery was a bakery and grocery store located at 123 King St. E, Burford, where the J.P. Harris Jewellers store now stands. It was destroyed by fire in December, 1953.

      This certificate was issued in 1945 to George Leslie Havens to confirm his discharge from the Canadian Army at the conclusion of World War II. He served in Canada, the United Kingdom, France, and the Central Mediterranean Area and was a member of the Royal Canadian Artillery. The included photograph …

      This certificate was issued in 1919 to John Ashworth Havens to confirm his discharge from the Canadian Army due to an injury sustained on June 4th, 1918 during World War I. He had enlisted on April 1, 1916 and was a member of the 98th Battalion. He served in England …

      This certificate was issued in 1945 to Robert Bertram Havens to confirm his discharge from the Canadian Army to return to civilian life following his demobilization at the conclusion of World War II. He had enlisted on September 18, 1939 and served in the United Kingdom, France, the Central Mediterranean …

      The Shepherd Family Tree is a collection of genealogical family information that begins with James 'Sheephert' of Westburn, Belhelvie, Scotland. This book traces the descendants of his grandson, John Alexander Shepherd, who emigrated from Scotland in 1834 when he was only 19 years old. Everyone in this book is related …

      This item is a family register for the family of Jacob Miller and his wife, Bethia S. Miller. Most of the family resided in Burford Township and their descendants are still in the area.

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Jacob Miller (1805-1891). He was married to Bethia Miller (1805-1891) and together they had four children - Franklin A. (1833-1870), Eliza (1836-1861), Andrew (1839-1918), and Martha (1841-1865).

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Andrew Miller (1839-1918). He was married to Mary Jane Miller (1841-1917) and together they had five children - Charles (1864-1941), Martha (1866-1940), Franklin (1868-1948), Henry (1878-1956), and Mabel N. (1880-1965). Andrew was the son of Jacob Miller.

      This item is compilation of photographs of the immediate family of Franklin Miller (1868-1948). He was married to Ella Miller (1873-1949) and together they had eight children - Leslie (1899-1970), Francis (1902-1960), Hilda (1904-1988), Brock (1907-1989), George (1909-1978), Edythe (1913-1988), Mary (1916-1991), and Jack (1919-1986). Franklin was the son of …

      This item is a photograph of the F.A. Miller & Sons store in Burford.

      This item is a photograph of Leslie, Brock, George, and Jack Miller, who were all sons of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1929.

      This item is a photograph of Frances Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1932.

      This item is a photograph of Hilda Miller, who was the daughter of Franklin Miller. This photo was taken circa 1944.

      This item is a photograph featuring five of Franklin Miller's children: George, Hilda, Brock, Jack, and Mary. This photo was taken in 1976.

      This item is a photograph of Joseph Boyd's house, which was located west of Harley on Harley Road. The people in the photo are presumably Joseph, his wife Elizabeth, and their son. The photo is mounted on a cardboard frame and was taken circa 1860.

      This item is a photograph of Larry Stevenson at the age of 4 on a tractor at the Stevenson farm.

      This item is a photograph of Anne Stevenson Watson at her home.

      This item is a photograph of the Stevenson Farm House, likely taken in the 1930s. "E. Stevenson" is written on the back of the cardboard frame on which the photo is mounted.

      This item is a photograph of students who attended Cathcart public school in 1938.