WHO'S WHO OF WAVERLEY PLACE

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Here is the official "Who's Who" of Waverley Place! Check out the family tree below and explore the stories of the Jury Family.

John Jury, his wife Annie (Sinclair) Jury, Chester, Mildred, and Gordon New (child), Elsie, Gordon, and John Jury (child). Clarington Museums and Archives Collection.
John Jury, his wife Annie (Sinclair) Jury, Chester, Mildred, and Gordon New (child), Elsie, Gordon, and John Jury (child). Clarington Museums and Archives Collection.

The Jury family lived at Waverley Place, in Bowmanville, Ontario from 1901 to 1960.

In 1960 the home was established as the Bowmanville Museum, now a part of Clarington Museums and Archives.

The home was originally built in 1847 by the Fisher family and given the name "Waverley Place" by David Fisher. .

The Fishers lived in the home until 1901 when it was sold to the Jury family.

Jury Family Tree
Jury Family Tree

Click each family member below to learn more!

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