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The original owner of the property was Brookes Howard who may have been a Quaker but became known in the community for his good works with the Christian Church.

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Benjamin Cody House
1862
Yonge Street, north of Davis, Newmarket, Ontario

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This farmhouse was owned by a Quaker Benjamin Cody. After he retired to Newmarket, the building was boarded up and stood for years on Yonge Street north until the land around it was bought up by developers to be used for housing. It now stands surrounded by subdivisions and is used as a sales office.

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Bogart family article
1900
Bogarttown now a suburb of Newmarket, Ontario

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The Bogart family came from Muncy Pennsylvania in the fall of 1802 not with Timothy Rogers. Although we are not sure they were Quakers they established a mill on Bogart creek and eventually Bogartown grew up around their location.

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The Philip Bogart farmhouse (now demolished)
1890
Bogarttown now a suburb of Newmarket, Ontario

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The Bogarts were "fence viewers" in their early days (checking rules for crown deed infractions) later a Bogart was in business in Newmarket with Trent and Simpson. A Bogart supplied money for the first library in Newmarket, and later established a grammer school in Newmarket.

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Bogart family in front of farmhouse demolished for Newmarket High School
1890
Mulock drive, Newmarket, Ontario

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Joseph Bogart delivered the Royal Mail M. V. Bogart was secretary of the school board, and Pickering College, a Quaker College, was built on Bogart land.

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Early Millard farm
1920
Newmarket, Ontario

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The Millard family is credited with founding Newmarket as they bought lot 94 and part of 95 from Timothy Rogers.

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Mrs Robert Millard
1900
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada

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This is an early drawing of Mrs. Mary Millard

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Millard home
22 November 2004
Lorne Avenue, Newmarket, Ontario