Résultats

      This photograph shows the Halliday family standing in front of their home on the corner of Church St. and Talbot St., Scotland, Ontario. The Halliday family was related to the Hunter family. The people depicted are: Charles Dean Hunter; Kate Halliday Hunter; Emily Jane Halliday; Melvin Halliday. The Hunter family ...

      This photograph shows a group of Scotland, Ontario women who regularly played tennis together. The women depicted are: Gertrude Malcolm Stewart; Gertrude Eddy Wood; A. William Foster; Kate Halliday Hunter; Enid [Habbs Grundy?]. These are all married names. The Hunter family is an early, prominent Scotland family. Samuel Gordon Hunter ...

      This photograph shows a group of Scotland, Ontario women who regularly played tennis together. The women depicted are: Gertrude Malcolm Stewart; Kate Halliday Hunter; Enid [Grundy?]; A. W. Foster; Gertrude Eddy Wood. These are all married names. The Hunter family is an early, prominent Scotland family. Samuel Gordon Hunter first ...

      This photograph shows a church picnic in Burt's Grove, a mile north of Paris. At one time, a trolley line ran through this area. The area was popular for church picnics. Members of the Crouse family are likely in this image. Ted Wallace has provided information on the location of ...

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the ...

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos, and is probably on the white horse to the left. This photograph was provided by Elaine ...

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen in many photos. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by the ...

      This photograph shows a group of construction workers building Highway 24 in the 1920s. The photos in this set were taken near Perry German's farm. Charles Alvin Truckle can be seen sitting on the right. This photograph was provided by Elaine (Tanner) Culling during a Digitization Day event held by ...

      This photograph depicts Kilton Cottage, the designated cobblestone house on 33 Oak Ave. The date is unknown; it was found in the attic of the original owner's son's house on Market Street. This house was originally owned by Mr. Patton. You can read their family history below: This history of ...

      This photograph depicts the interior of the Woods & Tinknell store, c. 1940. Jerry Murray is depicted on the right; the other men may be Horace Bateman and Buster Woods.

      This photograph depicts the sulfur water fountain which once stood by the northwest corner of the Nith River bridge near Grand River St. North, c. 1950. The man on the right is William Garratt.

      This photograph depicts John Penman and his driver, William Reed, driving a horse cart east across the William St. Bridge, c. 1900 to the General Office. The Grand River St. N. buildings are visible in the background.

      This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

      This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

      This photograph depicts members of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

      This photograph depicts a member of the Buck family from Paris, Ontario.

      This photograph depicts the J. Milton Hotel on Market St. by the Paris Junction in 1879. This image and family history that follows were contributed by Janice Labron (née Cavan), the great-great granddaughter of the hotel owners. Generation No. 1 Jane Keith Sinclair 1. Jane (Jean) Keith[3] Sinclair (William[2], Alexander[1]) ...

      This photograph depicts Harriston Bonspiel curlers, winners of the Meiklejohn Trophy for 1913. Two of the curlers depicted are from the Cavan family. This image was contributed by Janice Labron (née Cavan). The curlers in this photo are, from left to right: D. Cavan, skip; R. Ball; M. Taylor; and ...

      This photograph shows Wilmetta Goring outside the family home in Kelvin, Ontario c. 1928. Members of the Goring family were the original settlers of Kelvin in 1851; the house depicted is the original Goring homestead, which still stands today.

      CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE "B" COMPANY 125th O.S.B.N. BRANTFORD MAY 18 1916