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: Eva Mcmahon Martin; Eva McMahon Martin and Tommy Martin.

: Evaleen Hughes; Evaleen Hughes (Mr. Douglas Hughes Aunt) Married name Mrs. McKee, IHS1453

: Evelyn Guest; Portrait of Evelyn Guest (1869-1935), son of James and Susan Guest., IHS1908

: Evelyn Watt; Photo of Evelyn Watt as a child, wearing "spats" and a muff. She would later marry Mac Stewart., IHS1641

: Evening Spent Around Stove; Evening spent arount stove at camp site. Members left to right: (1)Wm Nevills (2)W.K. McLean (3) (4)Alf Mooney (5)Russell Allison (6)Harry Fisher (7)Dewy Hopper (8)Henry Couse (9)Jim Wreggitt (10)Billy Draper

: Ex-Reeves; Innisfil Township elected reeves. T. Cook, W.J. Gibbons, G. Allan, Robert Sutherland, C. Lockhart, C. Sproule. From page 142 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II., IHS3382-149

: Excursion Boat On Lake Simcoe; Postcard of "Geneva," an excursion boat operating on Lake Couchiching and Lake Simcoe. Both the upper and lower decks are filled with passengers, and the vessel itself has one stack and is flying a flag that says "Geneva.", IHS476

: Executive Of The International Plowing Match; Executive of the International Plowing Match held at the Joseph Cochrane farm, Innisfil. Members of the executive from Innisfil include: Front Row (left to right) 2. W.W. Campbell, 3. Eben Sawyer, 5. Joseph Cochrane, 8. Don Cochrane, 9. Robert Campbell, and 10. F.A. Lashley, the Alliston Agricultural representative for South Simcoe. Back Row: Gordon Todd No. 15 left to right. Fairs, IHS2724

: Faces Of Innisfil

: Fair At Old Warnica School; Innisfil Historical Society fair at the Old Warnica School. The School was demolished in 1981. INNISFIL HISTORICAL SOCIETY, IHS2950

: Fair-Barrie Fair; Stroud plant exhibit at the Barrie Fair - from p. 127 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. II Fairs - Barrie Fair Women's Institute, Stroud, IHS3382-133C

: Fairs - Agricultural Events; Plaque re Internationsl Plowing Match 1967, on lawn of Municipal Building Fairs - Agricultural Events International Plowing Match 1967, IHS3383-26B

: Fairs-Plowing Match; Plowing match-J. Cochrane Farm Teams lined up for judging From P. 113 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. II Animals - Horses Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3382-119B

: Family Of George F. Warnica And Phoebe Lyon; The family of George Frederick Warnica and Phoebe Lyon. Information regarding their names and information regarding their children is on file at the Heritage Centre Document Centre., IHS4054

: Family Of Eben Sawyer; Mr. and Mrs. Eben Sawyer (Myrtle Cairns of West Gwillimbury) and their family, except Grace. Front left to right: Helen, Mrs. Sawyer, Eben Sawyer, Margaret, Brian; Back left to right: Donald, Douglas, Garry., IHS2225

: Family Of Fred Rainey; Family of Fred Rainey and his wife, Barbara Heer. Kneeling: Laura (Mrs. Jack Wilson) Back:(l to r) Minnie (Mrs. Cecil Speers of Barrie) Jim (married Lillian Fox) Lila (Mrs. Max Monroe of Oro Station) Herman (married Ann Hunter) Eva (Mrs. Frank Mucha of Geraldton) Two other daughters - Jean died at 9-1/2 years Mary (Mrs. Roy Bain)- deceased (1928-1956) Costumes, IHS2503

: Family Of Frederick Warnica And Ethel (Coulter) Warnica; Family of Frederick Warnica and Ethel (Coulter) Warnica. Left to right: Lorne Warnica, Frederick Warnica, Mabel (Warnica) Archibald, Sadie (Warnica) Todd, Dr. John Warnica, Burton Warnica Front: Birdie (Warnica) Huckle, Ethel (Coulter) Warnica., IHS1338

: Family Of James Guest; Photo of the family of James Guest and Susan Robinson. Portraits at the bottom are George, Thomas, and James Fitten. Front Row: Frank, John, and William. Back Row: Evelyn (male), Martha (m. Thomas Graves), Joshua, Annie (m. John Soules), and Edward., IHS1054

: Family Of John S. Willoughby; Left to right: Helen Stanbury nee Willoughby Dr. Charles Willoughby of Kamloops, BC His sister Lorene Castleman Taken 1986 by Joan McLean at her yard, in front of house.

: Family Of Mr. And Mrs. Hugh Donnelly; The children of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Donnelly, pictured from left to right: Jean, Luella, Marie, and Stewart (in front)., IHS1711

: Family Of Mr. and Mrs. F. Peacock; The five children of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock: Norinne, Parker, Muriel, Douglas and Isabel. The figure in the back row scratched out, presumably not a family member. Page 539 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Volume 11., IHS3382-98C

: Family Of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gordon; Family group taken after the 50th Wedding Anniversary celebrations, February 1966. Back row left to right: Mrs. Norma Webb, Lillian (Mrs. Lee Gordon), Mrs. Grace Hedrick Front row left to right: Lewis Gordon, Mother Mrs. Birdie Gordon, Father Garfield Gordon, next Mrs. Florence France. One son is deceased, Joseph Gordon who was killed in the war., IHS1567

: Family Of Mrs. J.R. Couse; The occasion for this snapshot was a celebration of the 65th birthday of Keith, the youngest son of Mrs. Couse (Keith). They are from left to right Johnny, Gordon, Keith, Harry, and Jean the eldest. A birthday party was held at the home of Keith's son Scott, an OPP officer in the Barrie detachment. Keith is married to the former Molly Kidd also of Cookstown, and they now reside in Regina. Johnny is retired and has a bee yard in Collingwood, a home in Toronto, and cottage on the lake. Gordon was a history teacher at Carlton University, Ottawa, married to Phyllis. Harry lives in Cookstown, is retired, and his wife's name is Doris, originally from England. Jean is a widow and lives in Clifton Royal, NB Her husband Charles Isaacs died in a car accident at the intersection in Cookstown in 1969.

: Family Of Nathaniel Wice and Margaret Coulter; Back row left to right: Norman Wice, Allie (Wice) Appleton, Jeanette (Wice) Haynes 2nd row: Mahala (Wice) Wilmott, Nathaniel Wice, Fred Wice, Edith (Wice) Reynolds One person in front Margaret (Coulter) Wice, absent Warner Wice. This family of Nathaniel Wice and Margaret Coulter lived on the SH of Lot 13, Concession 11. Their son Norman also continued to farm here until 1946 when he moved to Barrie. Fred lived across the road at SH Lot 13, Concession 10. Fred's son Earl continued to farm here until his death in 1948 and Earl's son Donald also carried on the farm until 1973 when the farm was sold., IHS2732

: Farm Barn; A photo taken of Pratt's barn with geese visible. Rear - Mrs. Albert Pratt (Annie Hopkins) Middle - Helen Pratt (Mrs. Jack Bowman) Front - Florence Pratt, IHS2251

: Farm Home Of Fred Warnica, Painswick; Old farm home of Fred Warnica, Painswick. Frederick Warnica 1890-1924, Burton B. Warnica 1924-1953, Murray Warnica. Photographs in picture, some unidentified, Lizzie Norton (with tall hat), Egerton Warnica (standing), Miss Blackmore (standing), Fred Warnica (seated), Susan (Warnica) Goodfellow (seated in front). This 85 acre farm was purchased from Mr. Barwick and was covered with pine stumps. The "Wiley lot" was later purchased, was across the railroad from dead end of the 14th concession east. He also bought the "Galbraith field" across the creek from the present home of Murray Warnica. At one time the road crossed the railroad at the 14th, curved east to cross Lover's Creek, around Cox Mill opposite the house now occupied by the Harold Small family, and onto the road to Painswick, corduroy is still to be found on the old road., IHS1955

: Farm Of W. Goodfellow, 1907; Standing are Roy Goodfellow and Isabel Goodfellow (now Mrs. Isabel Jacks) on the farm of W. J. Goodfellow, 9th line, 1907. Driving is Frank White, the hired man., IHS159

: Farm Of Albert Pratt; Albert Pratt farm. Page 95 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Volume 11., IHS3382-100B

: Farm Of Frances and Earl Nevils; Essa Township.

: Farm Of Joe And Doris Pratt; The farm of Joe and Doris Pratt is pictured in this aerial photo taken in 1977. The Pratt's ran a mixed farming operation until it was bought by a land speculator. The buildings were demolished on May 6, 1999., IHS3860

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