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:k wiiniskillen,\ is vis-s.nding aill’s.ly took Sundayid Mrs. ral of anto. re-Vlr. andlanville, Mr. andxks re-[r. FredChrist-tions ine, spent Mrs. W.Ontario sited at nens. ;ton andsvc withzer owned and operated the cheese I of tl factory (Hampton Creamery now), and handled most of the milk of the neighborhood?Th byteiAlfred Hogarth, now deceased, herand family is the only branch of the Hogarth families to bear the name in the locality.Do you remember the Elford families? Wm. Elford Sr. moved to Hampton, his son Wm. living on theMiss credi pils i Mi pleas the 1homestead and John on the adjoin-there chur of a WallChing farm. Wm. later moved to Manitoba and John and his family to Dakota. Wm’s farm was later bought by David Montgomery whose family took their places in the activities of the neighborhood. John Elford’s farm was bought by Fred Kerslake who built a large barn and ^ brick house and later sold it to Her- i Lake bert Tink. When on a visit to their ciir] son Milton, in Texas, John Elford. I jr his wife and grandson, were drown- Holn ed in the Galveston flood of 1900.Do you remember the popularity of Chris Cox?Do you remember when Wm. Doidge and family lived on the Cotton farm, later bought and occupied by Silas Williams? The Argue family were early settlers and lived north of the village.SrHenc Jr ley 1II-amsPowlt;Jr.
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Bowmanville Canadian Statesman
Bowmanville, Ontario, CA
Thu, Jan 05, 1933
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