Résultats

      This is a black and white photograph of five unidentified people aboard a steamboat heading to Presquile from Belleville, Ontario.

      This is a black and white photograph of Mr and Mrs Manchester Ketcheson taken at E.J. Kamly Studios in Port Hope, Ontario on their wedding trip.

      This is a postcard featuring a “Busy Market Day” in Trenton, Ontario. On the reverse there is a note written by Richie to his Grandmother Mrs. J.V. Ketcheson.

      This is a black and white photograph of Denyes showing off two of his animals.

      This is a postcard with the names “Hazel, Myron & Beatrice Hawley” on the back and feature them in a horse-drawn carriage.

      This is a black and white photograph of John V. Ketcheson, John Jr., Roza Morgan, Billi Casey, Clifford Ketcheson, Andy Townsly, A Casey and Edna standing around their stationary steam engine at the Royal Morgan Outfit.

      This is a black and white postcard of Herman Lloyd, Clifford Ketcheson, Fred Smitkes, Billie Thompson, George and Morgan Reid, and Johnnie Ketcheson at Morgan's Outfit.

      This is a black and white portrait of Henry Ketcheson.

      This is a black and white photograph of farmers in a field.

      This is a black and white photograph of John V. Ketcheson and his family including Elmira (his wife), Clara and Mabel (his daughters) and a little girl, Lily Casey.

      This is a blank postcard of the dock at A. Foster Coal.

      This is a blank postcard featuring Johnnie Ketcheson, Walter Sayer, Will Callwel et al. In front of Johnnie's house with their automobiles.

      This is a black and white photograph of the 1911 Ketcheson family gathering in front of the original Ketcheson Homestead, 5th concession in Sidney, Hastings County Ontario, Canada.

      This is a black and white photograph of a man plowing using the aid of two horses. Behind the man there are an additional two horses with two women plowing. The women are Bella and Edna Ketcheson.

      This is a black and white photograph of the Ketcheson farmers.

      This letter is difficult to read, thus it has not been transcribed.

      This is a letter written to Owen R. Ketcheson describing a detail about the payment for the land deed.