Winter On The Island – 1912

Winter On The Island – 1912

Winter On The Island – 1912
Provenance: From the collection of Ted English
Digitized by: Ted English
Document: Newspaper From a fragile original newspaper of 1912
Name of newspaper not yet determined..Article title to be
corrected to actual title when complete copy of newspaper is
. located at Library archives
Date of document: 02-03-1912

By-line: None

Metro Plan Bewildering To Residents On Toronto Island

Metro Plan Bewildering To Residents On Toronto Island

Metro Plan Bewildering To Residents On Toronto IslandProvenance: From the collection of Ted English
Digitized by: Ted English
Document: Newspaper. Page 53: From an article from an original
copy of the Toronto Daily Star; Page 54 contnuation
from the Star’s digital archives
Date of document: 10-02-1958
By-line: None

Metro Plan Bewildering.pdf

Mary Ann Hanlan – Obituary

Mary Ann Hanlan – Obituary

Mary Ann Hanlan – Obituary (1939)
Provenance: From the collection of Ted English
Digitized by: Ted English
Document: Newspaper. From an original copy of the article from
the Globe and Mail
Date of Document: 08-19-1939

Mary Ann Hanlan - Obituary (1939)


Miss Mary Hanlan Dies Severing Island Link
Miss Mary Ann Hanlan, sister of Ned Hanlan, one-time world champion oarsman, died yesterday in a Toronto nursing home, in her ninety-sixth year. The Hanlan family as pioneers settled on Hanlan’s Point, Toronto Island.
Miss Hanlan was born at Kingston, the daughter of John and Mary Ann Gibbs Hanlan. When she was 12, her father, a shipbuilder, received a commission to repair a schooner at Toronto. Accompanied by his wife and two daughters, John Hanlan sailed to Toronto in his own boat, which for some time provided living quarters.
During a gale one night the Hanlan boat slipped its moorings at Cherry Street and drifted across the bay to a sandy point on the Island. The site appealed to the shipbuilder and his family and they settled there permanently.
Ned Hanlan and his brother John were born shortly after. When John was 4 years old their mother died, and it became Miss Hanlan’s task to care for the two brothers and the sister, Emily, who eventually became the mother of Eddie Durnan, the famous sculler.
Although more than thirty years ago Miss Hanlan moved to the mainland, living for many years on Huron Street, she never lost her interest in the old homestead at Hanlan’s Point. The trees which today give shade and beauty to Hanlan’s Point were like old friends. Miss Hanlan, her sister and her two brothers planted in the sand many of the seedlings which later became stalwart trees.
Until stricken with illness two years ago Miss Hanlan had been an active church worker, and for many years was a member of Queen Street United Church. She was also an ardent supporter of the W.C.T.U.

On The Island In The Winter-1908

On The Island In The Winter-1908

On The Island In The Winter – 1908Provenance: From the collection of Ted English
Digitized by Ted English
Document: Newspaper: From an original copy of the article in The Toronto Daily Star.January, 1908. Toronto Star digital archives. Date of publication not known –
date clip. Some missing text as noted.
By-line None

On the Island in the Winter-1908.pdf

Johnny Durnan vs Metro Toronto

Johnny Durnan vs Metro Toronto

Johnny Durnan vs Metro Toronto – A temporary reprieve

Provenance: From the collection of Ted English
Digitized by: Ted English
Document: Newspaper: From an original copy of a column
from The Telegram.
Date of Document: Not determined – 1960ca (Date Clip)
Columnist: Ted Reeve and his Sporting Extras

Johnny Durnan vs TorontoMetro- a temporary reprieve.pdf

Hanlan’s Point Fire 1909- Ferry Company To Create A Fine New Point

Hanlan’s Point Fire 1909- Ferry Company To Create A Fine New Point

Hanlan’s Point Fire 1909-ferry Company To Create A Fine New Point

Provenance: From the collection of Ted /English
Digitized by: Ted English
Document: Newspaper. From the digital archives of the Toronto Daily Star
Date of document: 08-11-1909
By-line: None

Hanlan’s Point Fire 1909Ferry Company to createa FineNew Point.pdf