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      The woman is though to be Jenny McMillan Cavers, wife of John Cavers at Dungannon, the home of W.S. Davis.

      The young girl sitting in the back on the right is believed to Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir. The older woman in front of her may be Jenny McMillan Cavers.

      W.S. Davis picnics in the meadow with three unidentified women.

      From left to right are: Jean Cavers, Agnes Cavers Davis and husband W.S. Davis, Lynne Cavers and two unidentified children.

      From right to left are: Marie Cavers Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir and Davis boys, John Douglas 'Dud' and Jim. It is believed that the woman bending over is Isabel Langmuir.

      This house lies at the foot of Trafalgar Road in Oakville and was Ed Langmuir's summer home. In this photo it appears to be closed for the winter.

      From left to right are: Jean Cavers, Janet Langmuir, Margaret Elmslie, Agnes Davis, Marion Elmslie, Lynn Cavers, Grace Elmslie, Isabel Langmuir Grant and Mary Greig. In front are Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir Greig with Ted Grieg and Beth Grant.

      Pictured from left to right are: Jim Davis, W.S. Davis, John Douglas 'Dud' Davis, Isabel Langmuir, Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir, Agnes Cavers Davis and Marie Cavers Langmuir.

      Dungannon was the Davis family home. Located at 40 First Street it was built by William Francis Romain in 1855, a long serving Councilor and Mayor. The Davis family took residence during the 1900s and W.S. Davis played a large role in the growth of the town. He was Mayor …

      Located at the foot of Trafalgar Road was the summer home of the Langmuir family, Ed and wife Marie along with children Peg, Isabel, Janet and Grace. In the driveway sits a McLauglin-Buick.

      From left to right are: Jim Grant (husband of Isabel), Isabel Langmuir Grant, Ken Greig (husband of Peg), Margaret 'Peg' Langmuir Greig, Jean Cavers, Janet Langmuir, Agnes Davis, Lynne Cavers, Marie Cavers Langmuir and W.S. Davis.