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      This picture may have been taken at the Lily Faulkner Studio.

      Black and white photograph of the Whittington family outside of a house near a forest. There are ten family members in the picture. There are four adults and five children. In the back row is a girl, three boys, a man and another girl. In the front row is a …

      A drawing attributed to William Armstrong of Fort William in 1873. The drawing shows water traffic of canoes and a ship. The settlement can be seen across from the Fort. Wigwams of the Ojibwa are seen in the foreground.

      Laura Adelia Brown, wife of John B. Dayfoot.

      James Wallace was born in Kincardineshire, Scotland on March 3, 1814 and came to Whitby before 1840. He was a businessman who worked as a contractor, newspaper editor and owner of a soap works and clock factory. He organized and financed the Whitby Highland Rifle Company and took part in …

      Condition: Fairly consistent tone throughout; a little worn and stained, but image is still good.

      Mary Grant Wallace was a daughter of James Wallace. James Wallace was the mayor of Whitby in 1856. Mary Wallace dies at Ravenswood, Illinois, U.S.A. on May 15, 1889. This photograph was taken during the period when her father was working as an emigration agent in England.

      Laura Adelia (Brown) Dayfoot, wife of John B. Dayfoot.

      The Lang Cemetery is behind the barn on the east corner of Hwy No.2 and the Madden Road. It is no more than half an acre in size. There are a number of graves without stones. Most of the stones had foot stones that have been removed. This is a …

      (Condition: Fair.)

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      William Heslop Storey (1827-1898), first Reeve of Acton in 1873.

      Also P3441

      A view of the Hudson Bay Company Post in Fort William in 1873.

      A group posing in front of the Port Arthur "Government House", Prince Arthur's Landing, July 1873.

      Situated on Rosseau Bay, Lake Rosseau

      George A Worthington is listed as operating photography business at 1245 Queen St. West in Toronto from 1895-1897.

      Located right next to the Salt Springs Church on the Grand River, the Salt Springs Cemetery has been in operation since 1822. The cemetery is still active under the management of the Salt Springs Cemetery Board of Trustees. There is a plaque on the property that tells the history of …

      Also P3455

      Black and white photograph of Rev. John James Hare and his brothers. This picture was likely taken while Rev. Hare (1847-1922) was attending Victoria College at Cobourg. He would become the principal of the Ontario Ladies' College in Whitby from 1874-1915. Left to Right: John James Hare, Robert Hare, William …