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      Lina and her sister Rebecca were both born in Halton County, Ontario. They were the daughters of John Dixon 1836 – 1901 and Matilda Ford 1837 – 1908.

      The red brick Omagh school was built in 1876 and demolished in about 1968.

      The brick from the school is now the facade of the new building in the same location, likewise the school cornerstone, which was sold by previous owners Doug and Betty Ann LeRich in November, 2005.

      Ada Ford graduated from Hamilton in 1931. She married Homer McCann.

      Handwritten on the back: Ed McCanns high school days. Printed on the back: Electric Light Photo Gallery. Front of seal: Industrial Exhibition Association of Toronto Intelligence. Back of seal: Opened Sep 5th 1879 and a depiction of the Ontario Legislative building. Highest Award at Toronto, Kingston and Hamilton. S. J. …

      Jane never married but when her youngest sister, Rachel, married her cousin, William Joyce, and in 1893 her son, Gordon was born, Jane moved in with Rachel's family and stayed with her sister for the rest of her life. Rachel's husband William wanted to move to the United States but …

      The Phillip Buck family estate at Omagh was at Britannia Road and Fourth Line.

      This school attendance certificate was transferred to the Trafalgar Township Historical Society from the collection of the Museum of Dufferin in 2018. The certificate was given in 1916 to a Trafalgar Township Omagh student (S.S. No. 6) by a teacher who was also an Omagh girl and who had attended …