Health Issues Of Puslinch Settlers: Part 7: Smallpox
This is the seventh in a series of articles about the health of the people of Puslinch from the earliest days of settlement to approximately 1960. SMALLPOX By Marjorie Clark…
A Puslinch View: Train leaving Killean Station
Undated photo of a train leaving Killean Station.
Health Issues Of Puslinch Settlers: Part 6: Typhoid Fever
This is the sixth in a series of articles about the health of the people of Puslinch from the earliest days of settlement to approximately 1960. Typhoid Fever By Marjorie…
New Years Specials on Puslinch History Books
Be sure to get your copies of these publications before they are gone! OUR GERMANS WERE LINKED THROUGH PUSLINCH by Chris Bowman, B. & B. Woolsey $15. – only two…
Health Issues Of Puslinch Settlers: Part 5: Surgery & Treatments
This is the fifth in a series of articles about the health of the people of Puslinch from the earliest days of settlement to approximately 1960. Surgery & Treatments By…
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HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE FROM THE CLARKS OF TOMFAD OUR VILLAGE OF MORRISTON $20.00 A HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE OF MORRISTON WITH GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION ON 44 FAMILIES OF…
Today In Puslinch History: Killean Correspondence
KILLEAN CORRESPONDENCE December 5, 1887 RE-ENGAGED – Mr. James Ramsay, teacher of our section, has been re-engaged for next year. Mr. Ramsay’s services deserve a recognition in the shape of…
Health Issues Of Puslinch Settlers: Part 4: The Morriston Doctors
This is the fourth in a series of articles about the health of the people of Puslinch from the earliest days of settlement to approximately 1960. THE MORRISTON DOCTORS By…
Lest We Forget: Willie Ames – A life damaged by war
LEST WE FORGET WILLIE AMES A life damaged by war By Marjorie Clark William Arnold Ames, soldier #126427 of the Canadian Expeditionary Force, was born on August 23, 1895 in…