Résultats

      Click on the Select arrow for Pages to see an additional photograph of Clarence McKague - 545ph. The Pages box is located at the top of the page. The 1983 photograph of Clarence McKague - 545ph - was scanned from How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of …

      This 1983 photograph of Clarence McKague - 545ph - was scanned from How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, p.71. Comment submitted via email (February 2024): "Note that he [Clarence McKague] had seven siblings, not four. Their …

      Yvonne Gertrude (1907-1986) was the daughter of Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955). Mr. and Mrs. Rice married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. They also had a son, Leslie Herbert (1903-1996). The family moved to a farm …

      Leslie Herbert Rice (1903-1996) was the son of Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955). Mr. and Mrs. Rice married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. They also had a daughter, Yvonne Gertrude (1907-1986). The family moved to a …

      Leslie Herbert (1903-1996) and Yvonne Gertrude (1907-1986) were the children of Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955). Mr. and Mrs. S. Rice married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. The family moved to a farm at Lot 30, …

      Leslie Herbert (1903-1996) and Yvonne Gertrude (1907-1986) were the children of Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955). Mr. and Mrs. S. Rice married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. The family moved to a farm at Lot 30, …

      Leslie Herbert (1903-1996) and Yvonne Gertrude (1907-1986) were the children of Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955). Mr. and Mrs. S. Rice married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. The family moved to a farm at Lot 30, …

      Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice (1866-1935) and Sarah Ashby Rice (1872-1955) married on 4 June 1902 in the county of York, City of Toronto by Rev. Wesley Down. The family moved to a farm at Lot 30, Concession Broken Front, Cramahe Township in 1921. The Rices had two children - …

      Colborne Heritage Site catalogue card: "Mt0001 Silver shoe clips, c.1895" Shoe clips might be associated with Harry Mayhew. See the publication - How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3bk), p.152 and p.156 for a reference to …

      This hat is in a private collection. Wallace Reuben Scott's sister, likely Elizabeth, made the hat in Colborne and his wife, Beatrice, owned it. See the publication - How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3bk), pp.148-149 …

      This muff is in a private collection. Wallace Reuben Scott's wife, Beatrice, owned the muff. See the publication - How Firm a Foundation: A History of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne in Cramahe's Digital Archives (3bk), pp.148-149 for a reference to the family.

      Collard, Eileen. Clothing in English Canada, Circa 1867 to 1907, (Burlington; Eileen Collard), 1975, p.40. Collard, Eileen. Decade of Change, Circa 1909-1919: Women's Clothing in Canada just prior to, during and after the First World War. (Burlington; Eileen Collard), 1981, p.21.

      Bill Griffis donated his collection of Griffis Drug Store material to the heritage room of the Colborne Art Gallery in 2004. These items remained boxed and were transferred to the Cramahe Township Public Library in Colborne in 2015. Griffis' two box collection was opened in 2018 when the library prepared …