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Nathaniel Gamble and his roadside hotel on what is now called Mulock Drive were important to the early development of Newmarket and the region

They were 'particularly good with horses and earned a higher income because of their skills,' columnist explains

After a bout in prison for his part in the Rebellion of 1837, Edward Brammer returned home to Sharon to focus his fight on the evils of alcohol

David Willson Hughes set up shop in 1870 before heading to Toronto 22 years later

Thomas Arnold Jebb and his trusty horse dodged musket fire en route to warning authorities of looming uprising