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The chapel drawn by Elizabeth

 

Wolford Chapel from a drawing by Elizabeth. The chapel was dedicated in 1802.

The 200th Anniversary of the founding of Wolford Chapel, 23rd August, 2002.

In the centre, dressed in a red coat, is Mary Beacock Fryer and to her right is Major Diane Kruger.

Group at the 200th anniversary
John Graves Simcoe gravestone John Graves Simcoe gravestone: The inscription reads: "Sacred to the Memory of Lt. Gen. John Graves Simcoe, who died October 26th.1806, aged 54."
Gathering at Wolford Chapel, 2006.
Gathering at Wolford Chapel, 2006
Two great-great-great-granddaughters of General Simcoe

Left:

Two great-great-great-granddaughters of General Simcoe.

Right:

Richard Moorhouse, of the Ontario Heritage Trust.

Richard Moorhouse, of the Ontario Heritage Trust

Right:

Chris Dracott, biographer of General Simcoe, and Chairman of the Wolford Chapel committee.

 
Chris Draycott, biographer of General Simcoe