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Dundas Fire Department

 

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View on King. Dundas

Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Black Watch Band

Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Battery from Old Quebec

Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Hazel Knowles?

Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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Civic Holiday. Dundas

August 5, 1907

 

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[Dundas]

Mrs. Jim Irvine driving

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[Dundas]

W.N. Braunds sign 1902-1908

Civic Holiday, probably 1903

Col. Grafton driving. To his left Mabel Steele (Mrs. Grubbe).

Behind Col. G is Sarah Bowman (later Mrs. J.J. Grafton) and Mr. Steele.

Front carriage = Col. Knowles' carriage driven by Hazel Knowles

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

About 1903

Civic Holiday

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

left to right:

George Evesden x Matt Shephard, Bill Mart, Jack Clark x Jack Smith

Frank Nelson, Bert Carson, Frank Burton, Bob Almas

Driver - Chief Knowles, Jos Hourigan

Front - Tom Lunn

 

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[Dundas]

About 1903

 

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[Dundas]

About 1903

 

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[Dundas]

Relief of Mafeking

May 17, 1900

"Oom Paul Kruger" [gentleman in beard]

 

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[Dundas]

Impromptu Parade

Relief of Mafeking, May 17, 1900

Fred Wilkins is "Oom Paul" (Red headed Billy Douglas on the Horse)

(sleepy) Bill Cartner to the left of Oom Paul

Pete Nawn is boy at left mouth open

Snare Drummer right, Wm (Tam) Grant

Fireman John Wyatt

Fireman Arthur Wyatt, Jr.

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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[Dundas]

 

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Employees Smith-Baker Glove Factory 1903-04 on Cross Street now Smith Glove Co. Melville St.

Top, left to right:

1. Aggie Revelle; 2. Aggie Sutton; 3. Louie Henderson; 4. Marg Redpath; 5. Maud Wyatt; 6. Nettie Walker; 7. Maggie Frances; 8. Sarah Cherry; 9. Celia Reynolds

Front, left to right:

1. [Beth or Ruth?] Donald; 2. Virginia Sheppard; 3. Nellie McGinty; 4. Minnie Taylor

5. Kate Larmer; 6. May Moore (Mrs. Josh Arnold); 7. Annie Young

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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[Dundas]

Centennial Parade, 1947

 

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[Dundas]

Centennial Parade, 1947

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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[Dundas]

1947

 

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About 1856

R.S. Brooke and his daughter

First photographer in Dundas

 

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Residence of R.S. Brooke, Photographer

Sydenham St. south of Park

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

Back row, left to right:

1. (Fuzzy) Frank McLaughlin, 2. ?, 3. Mike Carrol, 4. Abe Higgenson, 5. Johnny Watson, 6. ?, 7. Bert Maynard, 8. Bob MacKay, 9. ?, 10. ?, 11. Bookey (Sleepy) Cartner, 12. ? Clark, 13. George Higgenson, 14. Jack Kent (Barber), 15. Ernie Paupst

16. Norm Paupst, 17. Tom Roy

Top row, left to right:

1. ___, 2. ___, 3. ___, 4. ___, 5. Charlie (Squeezick) McLaughlin, 6. ___, 7. ___, 8. ___, 9. Billie Wilson?, 10. ___, 11. ___, 12. ___, 13. ___, 14. ___, 15. ___, 16. ___, 17. Jack Healey (Jack Hart)

 

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Edwin Coleman. drowned in canal June 6, 1865

Harold Beddoe (Carr Fastener Co.)

grandson of James Coleman

 

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Dennis Camp, Chief of Police,

Dundas. 1891-92

 

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James Somerville.

born June 7, 1834, died May 24, 1916

1st P.M. General of Can. in Macnab-Morin Govt.

Editor of the Banner

 

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Col. Titus Geer Simons

 

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sincerely yours. Wm. Osler

 

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James B. Grafton

 

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John S. Grafton

 

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[Dundas]

J.H. Bowman, Chas Cowper, Mary Pirie, Alf Pirie, Chief Twiss, Wes Knowles,

Mabel Steele, Sarah Bowman (Mrs. J.J. Grafton), Jean Bertram (Mrs. Alex Pirie), Del Grafton, John Bertram

 

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[Dundas]

Sons of England

 

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[Dundas]

Saturday Oct. 16, 1943

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

November 11, 1918

 

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[Dundas]

Presentation of colours to 77th

June 18, 1898

 

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[Dundas. 77th Reg.]

September 1873

 

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[Dundas. 77th Reg.]

CPL Tom Hall, L/CPL Geo Lucas, Cook Philip Lockes, Capt. Wm. Ogg, HCPL H. Bertram, CPL Geo Booth, SGT R. Tapp, SGT. Geo Rowe, SGT F. Averil

September 1873

 

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[Dundas. 77th Reg.]

 

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June 1873. Camp. In the Cove - Dundas Park

Lt. Col. Brown of Binbrook Major H.C. Gwyn of Dundas

Adjt. Jas Walker of Ancaster Major Glasgow of Waterdown

QM Suter of Dundas (Paymaster)

Asst. Surg. Burkholder Surgeon Walker of Dundas

Dundas #1 Co. Capt. Wm. Ogg, Lt. A. Bertram, 41 NCO & men

Waterdown #2 Co. Capt. McMonies, Lt. Ryan, Ens. Bell. 48 strong

Binbrook #3 Co. Capt. Hoey, Lt. Fletcher, Ensign Aiken. 39 strong

Beverly #4 Co. Lt. Young. 45 NCO & men

Saltfleet #5 Co. Capt. Carpenter. Lt. Wilson, Ensign Carpenter 49 others

Glanford #6 Co. Capt. Bethune. Lt. Walker, Ensign Wells & 52 others

New Band 27 strong

Total 319 all ranks

 

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[Dundas]

left to right:

1. Charles Armes, 2. Robert Garry, 3. Bill Richardson, 4. John W. Dickson, 5. Bill Adams, 6. Dick Hyde, 7. Bill Wainwright, 8. Jim Moore

 

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[Dundas]

77th Regt. en route to R.R. sta.

en route to Niagara Camp about 1910

Copied from a postcard

 

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Roy

Dave Wilson? had this old photo of the 77th

HGB

 

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Horses

Old Maude Old Nell (First in dept.)

left to right:

Frank Nelson, Norman Lee, Rob't Karch, W. Mart, Geo. Eusden, Kit Carson, Boy is F. Eusden, Herb Cunliffe, J. Smith, Ed. Cooley, Bob Almas, Jerry Hourigan

W. Knowles, J. Lumsden

Civic Holiday, 1908

 

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[Dundas Fire Department]

 

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[Dundas Fire Dept.]

 

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[Dundas Fire Dept.]

 

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F.P. Thornton (centre front) and family

 

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77th Reg't Band, 1899 at Niagara Camp

Back row: 1. Chas Simons, 2.___, 3. ___, 4. ___, 5. ___, 6. ___, 7. ___, 8. F.P. Thornton, B.M., 9. __ Schwartz, 10. ___, 11. Jack MacKay?, 12. F. Scott, 13. Chas Clark? or H. Clark, 14. Chub Scott, 15. John Simons

Front row: 1. Frank James, 2. ___, 3. Wm. Scott, 4. Archie Sturrock, 5. Chas. Clarke?, 6. Don Finlayson

 

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77th Batt. Band, 1892

Back row: Cockburn, T. Heddon, A. Hewitson, C. Simon, F.P. Thornton (Bandmaster), F. Scott, W.A. Male, R. Loblay

Middle row: F. Boland, J. Simon, W. Grant,W. Clarke, A. Lindsay

Front row: C. Clarke, W. Scott, J. Wallace, J. McMicking, R. Simon, H. Clarke

 

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Ladies Aid meeting of Play entitled " Mohawk Crossroads"

1. Mrs. martin Jerome, 2. Mrs. W.H.C. Fisher, 3. Miss Lilian Fisher, 4. Mrs. A.K. Birks, 5. Mrs. John Ford, 6. Mrs. W.F. Moore, 7. Mrs. Thos. Bradley, 8. Mrs. Ed Hanes, 9. Mrs. C.W. Bowlby, 10. Mrs. H. W. Angold, 11. Mrs. Robt. Clark, 12. Mrs. W.E. Lyons, 13. Mrs. Wm. Wendorf, 14. Mrs. James Irvine, 15. Mrs. W. A. Davidson,

16. Mrs. A. B. Caldwell, 17. Mrs. John A. Hanes, 18. Mrs. H. C. Clarke, 19. Mrs. Ed Quackenbush, 20. Mrs. Geo. Hendry

Photo taken in front of the Methodist parsonage (since demolished)

on corner of Cross & Victoria Streets, Dundas, (entrance on Cross St.)

during the term of Rev. A.K. Birks as minister. The above named

ladies were all members of the Ladies' Aid of the church with the exception

of Miss Lilian Fisher and Miss A.B. Caldwell who took part in the play.

about 1914.

 

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Front row left to right on grass: Annie Pennington, Daisy Cowper,

Margaret Keagey, Alice Van Every (Mrs. Weld)

Second Row left to right on verandah edge: Bertha Hill, Grace Pennington,

Minnie Mullard, Fanny Marcy, Barbara Patterson, Carrie Brant,

Margaret Rycroft (Mrs. Jack Davis)

Back row left to right: Annie Dawson, Annie Addison, Florence Baker,

Emily Addison, Flora Burton (Mrs. Lester), Jessie Dawson (Mrs. Warrent)

Olive Elliott (Mrs. H. Wilkinson), Muriel Smith, Florence Sharpe

Teacher: Thos. P. Stewart.

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

 

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"The Cake Walk" at the Town Hall

Annie Briggs Jack Henderson? or Clare Nunn?

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

 

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[Dundas]

 

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1888-1889

Teacher (not shown) Miss W.W. Bayne

left to right

Front Row: Mary Woodhouse, Lizzie McMillan, ___, ___, Patience (Patty Church,

Eleanor McGregor, Flora Burton, Mary Bailey, Georgina Douglas

Second row: Emily Campbell, Maggie Clark, Bella McMillan, Carrie Horning,

Annie Keagey, Hattie Smith, Lottie Sweet, Bessie Brown, Rachel Allen

Third row: Willie Stonehouse, Chas. Thompson, Chas. Webster, Fred Wield

Fourth Row: Richard Ball, Frank Cronin, Fred Fisher, Walter Galloway,

Alex Ross, Chas. Spalding, James Spalding

 

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1888-1889

Teacher (not shown) Peterina Somerville

Front row: ___, Willie Daikin (Deakin, Deacon), ___, Bert Fennix,

___, ___, Mack McMillan, Willie Watson, ___, Tom Millington (Frank Pearson)

Second row: Mae Lumsden, ___, Lizzie Ferguson, Mary Keagey, Mattie Fennix,

Maud Archer, Jessie Harvey, Lydia King, Jessie Woodhouse, Anna Laing

Third row: Clara Burrows, Marion Fry, Hattie Chase, John Bailey,

Lester Post. Arthur Moore, Lawson Nelson

Top row: Annie Martlin, Nellie Hunter, Clara Turnbull, ___, ___,

Davie Millington (Hattie Larery)

 

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Dundas - 1889

Top row: 1. Chas Cottrill, 2. Mark Hugo, 3. Geo Black, 4. Herbert Chub Scott, 5. Joseph Rowe

2nd row from top: 1. Fred Turnbull, 2. Harry Dornan, 3. Donald McDonald, 4. George Harkins,

5. Tip Thompson, 6. Alex McGregor, 7. Don McIntosh, 8. Billie Bradley

3rd & 4th rows. up and down and left to right:

1. Maggie McKay, 2. Clara Greenwood, 3. Winnifred Hobson, 4. May Burton,

5. Clara King (Ethel Keyes?), 6. Birdie Moss, 7. Lena Allen, 8. Herbert Conway,

9. Maggie Mason, 10. Emma Walker, 11. Clara Thomas? 12. May Lumsden, 13. Lizzie McDoubray

Teacher Maggie McFarlane

2nd from Bottom row: 1. Rhoda Buttry (Nellie O'Connor?), 2. Merle Smith (Miss Turner?) 3. Olive Elliott (Amy Pearson), 4. Bella Sturrock, 5.Florence Bickford, 6. Lynn Greening, 7. Wilkie Spalding, 8. Mary Robertson, 9. Sarah Hulmes, 10. Rose Smith, 11. Mabel Gerry.

[Thos Muir, Willie Pearson, Mary Robinson, Kate Spalding, Martha Shaw]