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      Black and white photograph of Hotel Kenney at Jones Falls around 1900.

      Black and white photograph of Jones Falls, Ontario around 1900.

      Black and white photograph of Jones Falls, Ontario around 1900.

      Black and white photograph of Jones Falls Dam around 1920.

      Nina Churchill with her class at the Dancy School SS#10 in South Crosby Rear L to R: Bruce Bishop, Mike Carty, Joe Carty, John Perrin, Beatrice Bryan, Bob Martin, teacher Nina Churchill Front L to R Jerry Perrin, Bruce Churchill, Joe Blackman, Gary Baxter, Nancy White , Gail Martin, Carol …

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      Workers at Jones Falls Locks

      Jones Falls bridge, "bridge fixed" written on the back.

      Women's group from Elgin at Jones Falls c.1915

      The Jones Falls wooden blockhouse was erected in 1839 after the Rebellion of Upper Canada and staff with the 4th Battalion Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada for several years. It was later used as staff housing and as a change room for swimmers. The blockhouse was torn down in 1939.

      David York (1837-1910) was a school teacher from Ireland. His wife Mary Muldoon (1837-1915) was raised in California near Jones Falls. David became the schoolmaster at the California School and later farmed in California. The family eventually resettled in Alberta.

      William York (1860-1946) and Robert York (1867-1930) were sons of David and Mary York of California near Jones Falls. At least some of the York sons were involved in horse trading as well as helping farm the homestead. The family left California area around 1900.