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Collaborateurs: Burlington Historical Society- Année: 1907
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- Helen Gallagher, 1907
In pen on the reverse: "Helen Mildred Gallagher - 1907 " ... In pen on the reverse: "Helen Mildred Gallagher - 1907 " ...Burlington Historical Society - Norman, Mary and Anne Gallagher (?), ca 1907
The farm has not been identified, but may be George Gallagher's on Plains Road. The grandmother, seated and wearing widow's dress, may be Mary (née Simpson) Gallagher (1834 - 1908), George's mother. Norman and Mary (the girl wearing the white dress and hair-ribbon) were born in 1906 and 1908. The … The farm has not been identified, but may be George Gallagher's on Plains Road. The grandmother, seated and wearing widow's dress, may be Mary (née Simpson) Gallagher (1834 - 1908), …Burlington Historical Society - Mary, Norman and Anne Gallagher and cat, ca 1907
The farm has not been identified, but may be George Gallagher's on Plains Road. The grandmother, seated and wearing widow's dress, may be Mary (née Simpson) Gallagher (1834 - 1908), George's mother. Norman and Mary (the girl wearing the white dress and hair-ribbon) were born in 1906 and 1908. The … The farm has not been identified, but may be George Gallagher's on Plains Road. The grandmother, seated and wearing widow's dress, may be Mary (née Simpson) Gallagher (1834 - 1908), …Burlington Historical Society - Wedding party and guests at the wedding of Olive Grace Freeman and Barry Smith, at "Maplehurst", now 906 Brant St, 1907
Olive Grace Freeman wedded Edmund Barry Smith on 4 September 1907 at "Maplehurst", the house built in 1885 for Edwin Freeman, the eldest son of Joseph Freeman. The house stands at 906 Brant Street, almost the only vestige of the once-thriving hamlet of Freeman. Freeman descendents lived in this house … Olive Grace Freeman wedded Edmund Barry Smith on 4 September 1907 at "Maplehurst", the house built in 1885 for Edwin Freeman, the eldest son of Joseph Freeman. The house stands …Burlington Historical Society - Maggie (née Storey) Brown holding an infant in a christening gown, Acton, ca 1907
Maggie and Richard Brown's sons were born February 1907 and May 1909 and their daughters in June 1910 and September 1916. Maggie and Richard Brown's sons were born February 1907 and May 1909 and their daughters in June 1910 and September 1916.Burlington Historical Society - "A load of hay being pulled by oxen", 1907
This is a copy of an image in the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food R. R. Sallows Collection. Original copies of this photographic print may be found in the University of Guelph archives, and the Huron County Museum. Additional images are included in the Reuben R. Sallows Digital Library … This is a copy of an image in the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food R. R. Sallows Collection. Original copies of this photographic print may be found in the …Burlington Historical Society - Brant House and Annex, 1907
... ...Burlington Historical Society - Port Nelson School, 1907
This postcard was mailed from the Port Nelson Post Office on July 30 / 31, 1907, by William Bamford to his son, C. H. S. (who had married Lillie Wilson in June 1903), in Winnipeg. This postcard was mailed from the Port Nelson Post Office on July 30 / 31, 1907, by William Bamford to his son, C. H. S. (who had married Lillie Wilson …Burlington Historical Society - Water Street, looking east from Brant Street, 1907
Laser prints of an original postcard. Laser prints of an original postcard.Burlington Historical Society
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