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    The Booths were connected to the Patterson family

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    Reeve of Trafalgar Township in 1958. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"

    For further information, see "Historic Homes and Buildings of Milton, Volume II"

    Amy Merry and her husband Percy Merry farmed on the 6th line in Trafalgar township. In the 1970s she recorded many of her memories of farming in the area in the late 1890s to the 1920s. These were tr

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    The photograph was taken by Miss Meares. Florence Meares began her teaching career in 1934 in the one-room United Schools. She taught in SS#17 - Ash School - located on Tremaine Road. The Florence Me

    Photograp taken by Miss Meares. Florence Meares began her teaching career in 1934 in the one-room United Schools. She taught in SS#17 - Ash School - located on Tremaine Road. The Florence Meares Publ

    The photograph was taken by Miss Meares. Florence Meares began her teaching career in 1934 in the one-room United Schools. She taught in SS#17 - Ash School - located on Tremaine Road. The Florence Me

    The picture was taken by Miss Meares. Florence Meares began her teaching career in 1934 in the one-room United Schools. She taught at SS#17 - Ash School -located on Tremaine Road, Halton County. The

    The photograph was taken by Miss Meares. Florence Meares began her teaching career in 1934 in the one-room United Schools. She taught in SS#17 - Ash School - located on Tremaine Road. The Florence Me

    The school was located at the corner of Town Line (now Tremaine Road) and the Lower Base Line. It opened in September 1934 and closed in 1958. The school was also used for social evenings, cards and

    The school was located at the corner of the Town Line (now Tremaine Road) and the Lower Base Line. It opened in September 1934 and cloased in 1958. It is now used as a home.

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