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People
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Dr. John P.
Wilson (1886-1965). Born in Albion Township and a graduate of the
University of Toronto medical School,
Dr. Wilson set
up practice in
Richmond Hill in
the fall of 1918, during the bad influenza epidemic. He and
Dr. Rolph Langstaff took yearly turns as medical officer
of health for
Richmond Hill
during the 1920s.
Wilson served
three years on village council in the 1940s, and was active in community
affairs even after his formal retirement from medicine in 1962. |
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Bruce Langstaff
son of Dr. James Rolph Langstaff |
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Bruce Langstaff
aged 2 |
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Judith Langstaff
daughter of Dr. James Rolph Langstaff |
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Judith and
Bruce
Langstaff |
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Two grand-daughters of Dr. Lewis
Langstaff. They are the daughters of his son Fred, and great-grand-daughters of
John Langstaff. On the right is Elizabeth Langstaff |
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Sergeant
Sidney Hunt of
the Toronto Scottish Regiment, 1942 |
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Taken on the Trench lawn, May 24,
1949. Standing left to right are:
J. Toffins, T. Lemon, unknown,
F. Hopper, Armand Savage, M. Hall, H. Sanderson.
Kneeling left to right are:
Thomas Trench, Will
Savage, George Hopper, John Sanderson,
George Sims, S.
Metcalfe |
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Volunteer labourers. Left to
right:
George Agar, Russell "Curly"
Lynett, and
Jack Smith,
Liberal editor and publisher |
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People with a doll |
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Playing horseshoes |
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This electronic finding aid to the local historical photos of Richmond Hill is provided courtesy of the Richmond Hill Public Library.
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