Ran the Agricultural Woodbridge Carriage Works, between 1875-1919. Had a residence on Clarence St, Woodbridge. When Amos moved his carriage works to Toronto, it put Woodbridge economy into a tailspin, and it didn't recover till the 1900's.
had 13 children: James Austin; Alvin Percey; Fanny Eliza; Ann Jane; May Georgina; Richard Ernest; Laura Gertrude(mentioned); Harriet Blanche; Amos Wm.; Richard James; Piercey Roe; Sarah Maude; and Alfred Augustus.
had 13 children: James Austin; Alvin Percey; Fanny Eliza; Ann Jane; May Georgina; Richard Ernest; Laura Gertrude(mentioned); Harriet Blanche; Amos Wm.; Richard James; Piercey Roe; Sarah Maude; and Alfred Augustus.
Ran the Agricultural Woodbridge Carriage Works, between 1875-1919. Had a residence on Clarence St, Woodbridge. When Amos moved his carriage works to Toronto, it put Woodbridge economy into a tailspin, and it didn't recover till the 1900's.
had 13 children: James Austin; Alvin Percey; Fanny Eliza; Ann Jane; May Georgina; Richard Ernest; Laura Gertrude(mentioned); Harriet Blanche; Amos Wm.; Richard James; Piercey Roe; Sarah Maude; and Alfred Augustus.
had 13 children: James Austin; Alvin Percey; Fanny Eliza; Ann Jane; May Georgina; Richard Ernest; Laura Gertrude(mentioned); Harriet Blanche; Amos Wm.; Richard James; Piercey Roe; Sarah Maude; and Alfred Augustus.
Gravesite Details
M17. (Plaque under stained glass window) Alfred Amos and Augustus Maynard - given by Alfred's great grandson Norman Maynard and wife Kathleen, children Kenneth, Anne and Glen and grandchildren August 1992.
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