People

	Michel Saigeon's tombstone at Temperanceville
	Henry St. George, aristocratic owner of "Glen Lonely" estate until his death in 1896.

	Reverend James Dick, minister of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church, 1847-1877.
	David Bridgeford, veteran of the War of 1812 and prominent member of the Richmond Hill community, who accompanied Colonel Robert Moodie on his ride down Yonge Street in the evening of December 4, 1837.
	Parker Crosby, owner of a dry goods store destroyed in the disastrous fire of April 1866.
	John Langstaff, who gave his name to the settlement of Langstaff or Langstaff Corners, and whose son, grandson, and great-grandson dispensed medicine in Richmond Hill from 1849 to 1973.
	Amos Wright,1st reeve of Markham Township, c1850.
	Amos Wright, Member of Parliament, 1851-1867. This photograph likely dates to the 1860s.
	Another photograph of Amos Wright.
	The sons of Asahel Wright. Standing, left to right, are Michael, Amos,and Mark. Seated are Joseph, John, Abel, and Asahel. 1861.

This electronic finding aid to the local historical photos of Richmond Hill is provided courtesy of the Richmond Hill Public Library.