Description
Emigrating from England, Professor Thomas Singleton lived in Pictou with his wife Marion and daughters Lorna and Catherine until 1917 when they returned to Port Hope, Ontario where they had previously lived.
Professor Singleton taught voice, piano, organ and harmony at his Pictou School of Music on what was then called Haliburton Street in Pictou.
Thomas Singleton was born January, 1853. His wife Marion was born May, 1869 and their daughters Lorna, July, 1895 and Catherine December, 1908 as per the 1911 Pictou County Census.
Marguerite MacKay Sutherland Photo Album
- Type
- image
- Views
- 958
- Source
- Leonard MacKenzie
- File ID
- 2018-03-21ze
- Added
- Apr 27, 2018
- Contributed by
- Teresa MacKenzie
Tags
Related Documents
Survey Note from David Patterson
Survey note from David Patterson for land surveyed from James Patterson to Edward Mortimer, 1808
MacKay
Crayon Portrait
Robert Hellen
Robert Hellen and family of Cape North, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
MacDonald Photo Album: September 1921
Photo taken September 15th, 1921, "Pictou Natal Day Celebrations: Cabarey"
Roland Sherwood's Pictou Parade
Newspaper Article Written By Roland Sherwood.
The Canadian Trade Review, 1900, page 77
Page 77 of the 1900 issue