The
Mortons
of Tinahely, Holland Landing,
Bradford and Toronto
Introduction
Poppa
Origins
of Irish Mortons
One
Morton Couple
Mortons in Tinahely
1740-1880
1st
Generation
2nd
Generation
Insurrection
of 1798
3rd
Generation
Francis
& Eliza at Glenphilipeen
Francis
& Eliza at Woodmount
Great
Famine
Francis
& Mary Elliott
The Morton Doctors 1848-1916
The
Laughtons
Dr.
George D. Morton
Dr.
Edward D. Morton
Mortons in Holland Landing
1880-1905
Francis
and Mary immigrate
William
and Minnie at Woodmount
Francis
and family in town
Martha
studies nursing
Mortons in Bradford 1905-1919
Families
rejoin on John St.
Ned
works for the bank
George
goes to war
Ned & Alice in Toronto
1912-1919
Pacific
Ave. and Raymond Ave.
George in the Great War
1916-1919
Enlists
with 177th Battalion
Sandling
Camp
Joins
4th CMR
Tasks
at Bray
Battle
of Amiens
Battle
of Arras
Battle
of Cambrai
Final
Advance
Armistice
Appendices
Obituaries
- Aunts Eliza & Minnie
End
notes - Morton
Ireland
- 1729-1849
Upper
Canada - 1759-1869
Ontario
- 1870-1900
Costumes
- 17th-20th Centuries