Scrapbook- Mainly marriage, wedding, anniversary and death notices relating to the Leslie family. Mrs. Hunter Arnott, died, Fire. Death announcement. February, 1921
Scrapbook- Mainly marriage, wedding, anniversary and death notices relating to the Leslie family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Dick, death of infant son. Death announcement. July 14, 1914
Scrapbook- Mainly marriage, wedding, anniversary and death notices relating to the Leslie family. April, 1928. Rev. William Morrison Mackay, died. Death announcement
Miscellaneous. To J.B. Devereaux, Esq. from Wm. Anderson, Dept. Sheriff of the County of Halton. "Take notice that there being no business requiring the attendance of Jurymen at the ensuing sittings of the Supreme Court to be holden on the 22nd day of Feb next, your attendance as Juryman at such sittings as aforesaid is hereby cancelled and rescinded...." Notice. February 17, 1943
Leslie Family. To Mr. Young from J.A. MacFarlane, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. Regarding Dr. McCullough's education and professional career. Letter. October 09, 1958
Leslie Family. The Minister of Agriculture, Thomas L. Kennedy, stresses need of assisting farmers. Letter to the Editor. Newspaper article from the Georgetown Herald. Page 2. June 14, 1944
Leslie Family. Pioneer Power-Producer, Credit Flows Through Blasted Dams. "... On April 29, representatives of 15 municipalities have been asked to meet at Brampton to discuss the formation of a conservation authority for the Credit River watershed...." Newspaper article from The Globe and Mail. Page 15. April 27, 1954
Leslie Family. Obituary. Cpl. Hedley Shaw. "...reported missing in Holland this month, has now been presumed killed in action..." Newspaper article from the Georgetown Herald. February, 1945
Leslie Family. In Glen Williams It's a Week of Surveying the Damage, Mopping Up and Wondering What's Next. This how Glen Williams looks after being hit by the worst flood in the village's history last week. Page 3. Peter Jones Photos. Newspaper article from the Georgetown Herald. February 18, 1965
Leslie Family. Landmark in Flames. "Fire destroyed one of the oldest and largest barns in Esquesing Township, about a half mile west of Georgetown...The building was part of the estate of the late Dr. Allan McCullough..." Esther Taylor photo. Newspaper article. 1969
