Vers McMurray 1905-1977
Vers was born the second son of W.A. McMurray in 1905. Home for Vers was the village of Gilmour where he was born and spent
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Vers was born the second son of W.A. McMurray in 1905. Home for Vers was the village of Gilmour where he was born and spent
It was the brainchild of Irene Martin (Resident and Councillor) of Tudor and Cashel to bring children together from our township and those surrounding ours
Just north of Millbridge on the Old Hastings Road, and south of the Hole-in-the-Wall hill is the original Lavender homestead. From the “Lineage of the
“Uncle Leo”, to many is missed greatly in the community. Leo was one of the best guitar players ever.
My family moved to Millbridge in 1949 when I was ten years old. We moved into the old house that Mary and Bob Anderson owned.
In early 2017 a Seniors Community Grant application was filed by the Township of Tudor and Cashel to establish lunch and learn sessions for seniors
Steenburg Lake was originally called Bass Lake. It was renamed after the local Post Master. The post office was originally located in Trudy’s store at
From September 1957 to June 1992 Verna dedicated 35 years to teaching the children of Tudor and Cashel Township. Verna spent 10 years in Millbridge
Photos: Fern and Stan Robbins with Jackie (Bird) Smith at the 125 celebration of Tudor and Cashel Fern and Stan Robbins were an inseparable couple.
Arnold was the eldest of ten children born to John Francis Burkitt and Bertha Emma Green. He married Leona Trumble in 1954. The couple had
funded by the Government of Ontario
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