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: Edward Guest; Portrait of Edward Guest (1865-1945). He married Mary Henrietta Jobbit and together they lived on Lot 25, Conc. 13, a string hundred acres., IHS1919

: Edward Harold Irving; Studio portrait of Edward Harold Irving after he had returned from Europe following the First World War. The photo shows Edward in a coat or suit jacket with a white collared shirt and tie leaning his cheek against his hand. Irving was a Sergeant in the military and served with the 177th Battalion and the 1st Central Ontario Battalion., IHS2378-10

: Edward Little And Christine Little; Edward Little (b. Dec. 1953) and Christine Little (b. June 1962). Children of William and Marjorie Little., IHS704s

: Edward Sloan Home; The Edward Sloan home in Churchill. The portion of the bulding at the extreme left is the Post Office building., IHS246

: Edyth Brown, Cookstown Reeve; Photo of Cookstown Reeve Edyth Brown in a long sleeved pink dress at Cookstown Fair Parade in 1990. She is wearing glasses and holding a sign that says "Edyth Brown Reeve of Cookstown" and she is standing between two vehicles.

: Effects Of Hurricane Hazel; The effects of Hurricane Hazel in October 1954 at the bottom of Concession 7. The photo shows the bridge washed away. A photo on file at the Document Centre shows a building washed away., IHS4223

: Eileen Thompson'S Birthday; Birthday party with their dolls, (note table and chairs) Eileen (nee Thompson) Wagner's Birthday party 5 years old. May 8, 1932. Sister Mildred (Thompson) Kellough 1 1/2 years old., IHS985

: Elected Representatives; L to R: Frank Jonkman, former Mayor of B/WG and police board (or commission), Mayor Brian Jackson, Deputy Mayor Gord Wauchope, M.P. Peter Van Loan, IHS4304

: Elevator And Coal Shed At Cookstown; Photo of a grain elevator and coal shed located in Cookstown. The elevator, located on the right, is white and has a small awning on one side. and the shed is characterized by vertical wood siding and a circular sign with the word "Reading" just visible in the middle.

: Elias Taylor Family; Front: left to right - Maria (Calvert) Taylor (Mrs. Elias Taylor, mother, Allie Taylor, Minnie Taylor Back: left to right - Bill Taylor, Elias Taylor (father), Joe Foster (cousin), he became a Toronto lawyer., IHS614

: Elijah Hughes; Portrait of Elijah Hughes, the grandfather of Douglas Hughes., IHS1439

: Elizabeth (Hood) Jack; Elizabeth (Hood) Jack, wife of Thomas 1822-1905. She was "Aunt Betsy", 1832-1921. They were married in 1850. Her family were: William, Thomas, Jane Graham, James, Joseph, John, Mary, Robert and David., IHS843

: Elizabeth And William Steele; Elizabeth (Bateman) Steele, and left William James Steele. These two people were Mrs. Edna Allans' Aunt and Uncle, and Grandfather Robert Batemans' oldest sister., IHS781

: Elizabeth Calder In A Group Photo; Group photo featuring the following people: (left to right, zig zag) Anne Booth, Thomas Calder, Miss Booth, William Calder, Allie Sloan, Charles Wice, Elizabeth Calder, Joseph Booth, Olive Victoria Quantz, James Booth, Margaret Quantz, William Coulter, Ethel Coulter, and Penninah Wice., IHS1097

: Elizabeth Irving; Elizabeth Irving, wife of Matthew Robertson, SH Lot 15, Conc. 7., IHS2612

: Elizabeth Mary Cowan; Elizabeth Mary Cowan, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan and wife of Robert Redfern. She was born April 30, 1871 and died Decmeber 5, 1904. They farmed on the south half of Lot 21, Concession 12, Innisfil and had two children, Christina and Robert., IHS2983

: Elizabeth Mary Cowan; Portrait of Elizabeth Mary Cowan, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan. She later married Robert Redfern. She had four brothers: Robert, John, Alexander, and William., IHS1080

: Elizabeth Mccullough; Elizabeth McCullough (nee Sawyer).- [Mrs. Edna Allan's Aunt and Miss.Kay Allan's and Mrs. Kay (Allan's) Great Aunt]., IHS766

: Elizabeth Sawyer; Elizabeth Sawyer, first cousin of Mrs. Edna (Bateman) Allan., IHS764

: Elizabeth Sheppard On Lake Simcoe; Photo of Elizabeth "Betty" Sheppard (née Leddell) wearing a fur coat and hat, and standing in front of her car after getting stuck in the snow on Lake Simcoe in February 1927. According to the attached text, she and her husband Henry Sheppard "used to drive on Lake Simcoe when it was frozen over to Roaches Point and across Lake Simcoe to Bell Ewart." The car became stuck despite the chains on the back tires., IHS691

: Elizabeth Smith and Annie Whittaker; Elizabeth (Armstrong) Smith on the left and Annie (Armstrong) Whittaker on the right. They are daughters of George and Mary (Ball) Armstrong of Lot 25, Conc. 13 and Lot 23, Conc. 12, Innisfil., IHS4057

: Ella and Matthew Robertson; Left to right: Ella Robertson (1881-1973) spinster, and her brother Matthew Robertson (1879-1966). Lived on south half Lot 15, Concession 8. Matthew was an active member of the Barrie Curling Club and was on the first rink from Barrie to win the Ontario Tankard. Others on the rink: Selby Meredith, Reverend; Shortt and Charles Beilby., IHS2356

: Elm Trees; Elm trees at Robert Duncan's farm on the roadside (Third Line) Innisfil was noted for its stands of elm trees along roadsides and fence rows until hit by Dutch Elm disease, starting about 1960 Pictured, Billy Duncan. Duncan, William. Sleds and sleighs, IHS2351

: Elmer And Morley Dyer; -Elmer married Gladys Srigley, and with his brother Morley operated "Elmor" dairy farm until it was sold after the death of Morley in 1965 -Elmer is the youngest of the eight Dyer Boys, sons of George -George farmed it previously -Elmer retired to Barrie

: Elmer B. Dungey, Flying Officer; Newspaper clipping from the Barrie Examiner "FO Elmer B. Dungey Had Many Experiences", IHS2516

: Elmer Webber With Steam Engine; Elmer Webber with his old steam engine pulling a float. Snap taken at the main intersection of the Village. Ivan Cole in foreground with his back to camera.

: Elmtrees At Home Of Walter Brownings; Elm trees in front of Walter Brownings home on Highway 11 north of Churchill before Dutch Elm disease attacked them. The highway crew removed the trees for highway widening., IHS2469

: Elsie King; Elsie King (1904-1972) of Holly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert King. She graduated from Women's College Hospital in Toronto as a Registered Nurse and later married Dr. Arthur Watt. They lived in Port Elgin for 8 years. Dr. Watt was a lung specialist in London, Ontario, for some years. Costume., IHS2106

: Elsie King And Arthur Watt; The wedding of Elsie King (Reg. N.) of Holly to Arthur Watt (MD) of Long Branch. L to R: Reverend W. J. Watt, Mrs. Watt, (groom's parents), Dr. A. J. Watt (groom), Elsie V. King (bride), Mrs. Robert H. King and Mr. King (brides parents), IHS2104s

: Elsie King And Arthur Watt; The wedding of Elsie King (Reg. N.) of Holly to Arthur Watt (MD) of Long Branch. L to R: Reverend W. J. Watt, Mrs. Watt, (groom's parents), Dr. A. J. Watt (groom), Elsie V. King (bride), Mrs. Robert H. King and Mr. King (brides parents), IHS2104s

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