Résultats

      Plan of residence for the township of Maria, dated ca. 1886. Surveyed by E. Stewart P.L.S.

      Department of Crown Lands Ottawa. Copy created July 19, 1866. Signed A. Russell, Assistant Commissioner

      Examined and certified a true copy. A. Russell, Assistant Commissioner.

      The Tooley family garden is in the foreground and their house is in the background. A boy stands at the edge of the garden.

      Road bridge and rail bridge crossing Bissett Creek.

      Construction of the Fire Lookout Tower at Bissett Creek.

      Sheedy family Service Station and Snack Bar found in Bissett Creek along Hightway 17.

      Three young ladies pose on a saw horse in front of Bill McIsaac's house.

      Spencer family portrait beleived to have been taken at the turn of the twentieth century.

      Picture of women and children (7 total) standing alongside a homestead.

      A woman and a boy pose in front of a car.

      Four generations of the McIsaac family pose in front of the family homestead. Spring time.

      A Bissett Creek family fishes from exposed bedrock on the Ottawa River.

      Six boys (of various ages) pose for their team picture. A hockey stick was thrust into the bottom right hand corner of the frame when the picture was taken.

      Writing likely added years later.

      Two young ladies pose on the C.P.R. mail stand situated next to the Bissett Creek Station House.

      A toddler sits on the porch roof of a house near the Pembroke Mattawa Road now known as Trans-Canada Hwy 17.

      The Pellerin family poses in front of their homestead.

      A young lady holding the family dog, poses with her mother and little sister on a saw horse in front of the family home.

      This Audio interview was recorded in the home of Lita Therrien on February 17, 2005 and discusses her McIsaac and Pellerin ancestors in Bissett Creek.