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: Former Bank And Post Office, Lefroy; Photo of the square red brick building on Killarney Beach Road that was originally built as a bank and later functioned as a post office. It was built in either 1913 or 1916 by Ross Sheldon of Lefroy. Sheldon built several similar banks, including one in Kirkland Lake and one in King. The photo appears to have been taken out of a car window as a side mirror is visible at the bottom., IHS499

: Former Churchill Hotel Building; Photo of a house with white siding and decorative shutters that formerly served as the Churchill Hotel. The photo was taken after the building had been converted into a private residence., IHS640

: Former Home Of Dr. John Mckay; George Street. House burned when Patrick and Jeanette Kelly owned.

: Former Kell Farm; Former Kell Farm owned in 1986 and previously by Ruth and Bill Draper. Snapshot taken in 1986.

: Former Lefroy Public School 1965; Photograph of the former Lefroy Public School sometime after it had been converted into a private dwelling. Beginning in the mid-1800s, the building had once served as a school for children from the Lefroy and Bell Ewart communities on Killarney Beach Road. This building is still standing on the north side of Killarney Beach Rd. in Lefroy, just west of the train tracks., IHS500

: Former Reeves Of Innisfil; Six former Reeves of Innisfil at the cairn in Innisfil Beach Park. Left to right: Charles W. Henry, Frank Beatty, Alfred L. Webb, Clifford Lockhart, Dalton Banting, Thomas Cook. From Page 74 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Volume 11., IHS3382-79B

: Former Site Of The Haughton Mill Dam; Members of the Innisfil Historical Society visit the former site of the Haughton Mill dam, used by the sawmill and shingle mill of the 1870s, which provided many jobs. Mill hands lived in 8 or 9 cottages nearby. There was also a Post Office nearby for 9 years and it was known as the "Lennox" Post Office., IHS2015

: Former Telephone Office; This snapsot taken in 1977 of what was the former telephone office. Tenants and owners recently: quilt shop, Wicker shop, Parkers Medium Rare (art shop), Rodjoy Antiques. For sale Spring of 1989.

: Forster Children; Madeline Forster, age 13-14 years, Dorothy Forster, age 16 with the oars, Connie Forster, age 10. The one in the stern is Madeline, age 13, about five years before she won the lst Gold Medal for speed swimming. Our cottage was behind the trees., IHS3831

: Forster Girls Canoeing; Photo of three young Forster girls in a long canoe on the shore of Lake Simcoe. Sitting on the bow is Madeline Forster at age 13; seated in the middle with a paddle in hand is Dorothy Forster at age 12; and sitting on the stern is Connie Forster at age 10. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS3649

: Four Allan Girls And Jessie Ditchum; Back row (l to r): Eva Allan (Mrs. William Reid), Jessie Ditchum, Bertha Allan (Mrs. Thomas Frazer). Front row (l to r) Kathleen (Kay) Allan (born 1911), Ruth Allan (Mrs. Russel Stewart)., IHS803

: Four Cooper Sisters; Portrait of the Daughters of Matthew Jr. and Maria (née Dutcher) Cooper. Pictured from left to right are: Eva (m. William Grose), Ethel (m. Jack Merrick), Emma (m.William McMaster), and Florence (m. Robert Robinson)., IHS2426

: Four Generation Picnic - Thompson; Edgar Thompson, his mother Jessie Thompson, and daughter Ruth Thompson, and grandpa John Marshall (Johnny)., IHS1150

: Four Generations - Mrs. W. Jack; Four Generations - seated Mrs. William (Marie Sophia) Jack, the baby is Evelyn Jackson. Standing on the left is Mrs. Dorothy Reid Jackson, on the right is Mrs. Edna Reid. They are in front of the home where Mr. and Mrs. William Reid lived all their married life., IHS944

: Four Generations Irwin Family; Four generations of the Irwin family: Standing Edmund Senior, Mr. William Irwin and his mother Mrs. John Irwin and baby Edmund Junior., IHS2625

: Four Generations Of David Women; Photograph of four generations of women in the David/McCullough family. Pictured from left to right are Mrs. Galloway (mother of Bella), Mrs. Lula David (daughter of Robert McCullough), Mrs. Bella McCullough (née Galloway, wife of Robert McCullough), and baby Evelyn David., IHS903

: Four Generations Of Simpkins; Left: Walter Ashworth Simpkin Seated: Walter Ezekiah Simpkin: Walter Howard Simpkin: Baby: Ronald Richard Simpkin., IHS 4354

: Four Generations Of The Fraser/Campbell Family; Family photo of Fraser Campbell (left) with his daughter Ann Campbell who is being held by his grandfather David Fraser. Mrs. W.W. Campbell, Fraser's mother, is standing on the left., IHS2410

: Four Generations Of The Gilmour Reive Family; Four generations: Front: left to right: Gilmour Reive and his son Bill Back: (left) Gilmour Reive (son of Bill) with his son Jerry Back: (right) Kenneth Reive (son of Bill) with his son Glen, IHS1518

: Four Generations Of The Hubbert Family; Photo of four women wearing dresses and standing in a tight group. They represent four generations of the Hubbert Family. From left to right they are Mrs. William Hubbert (née Ann Teasdale, 1831-1924) and her daughter Mrs. William Hopkins (née Rebecca Hubbert, 1860-1924). In the back is Mrs. Albert Pratt (née Annie Hopkins, 1885-1957), and the young girl standing in front is Edith Pratt., IHS2294

: Four Generations Of The Quantz-Srigley Family; Photograph of the Srigley Family. Pictured are Marie (left, Mrs. Percy Bullen) with baby Helen (b. 6 May 1922), Mrs. Olive Srigley (née Quantz), wife of Charles Srigley (standing), and her mother Mrs. Daniel Quantz (née Nancy Montgomery) of Painswick (seated, front)., IHS1402

: Four Generations Of The Reive Family; Four generations: left to right: Shirley (Reive) (Mrs. Don McNabb) with baby daughter, Karen, Ralph Reive and his father Gilmour Reive., IHS1514

: Four Generations Of The Sawyer Family; Pictured are: Harry Stewart with son Clarence (b. 1914), Mrs. Robert Stewart (née Monica McCullough, standing), and Mrs. Thomas McCullough (née Elizabeth Sawyer, seated)., IHS1714

: Four Generations Of The Sawyer Family; Four Generations: Left to right Mrs. Robert Sawyer (1813-1907) (nee Monica Touse); Mabel Stewart (1889-1952)(later married Hugh Donnelly the Third); Mrs. Thomas McCullough (1837-1925)(nee Elizabeth Sawyer); Standing - Mrs. Robert Stewart (1858-1931) (nee Monica McCullough)., IHS1716

: Four Generations of Gordon Women; Black and white photo of four generations of Gordon women. Pictured from left to right: Emma Plowman (née Walker, great-grandmother of Mrs. Lloyd Webb), Jane Gordon (née Clapham, grandmother of Mrs. Lloyd Webb), Amelia Simpson (née Gordon, aunt of Mrs. Lloyd Webb), and her daughter Mae Senton (née Simpson)., IHS1578

: Four Generations of McLennan Family; Four generations of one family are pictured in this photograph. From left to right, Charles Porter McLennan is seated holding his grandchild, Mabel McLennan White is standing and seated on the right is Mary Todd McLennan., IHS3578

: Four Generations(Marshalls); Picture - Four Generations ( Marshalls ) grandparents. Left to right, Jessie (Marshall)Thompson,(mother) in the chair, Old Gramps Marshall, John Marshall(Mr. Edgar Thompson's grandfather), little boy in front left is (Mr.)Edgar Thompson., IHS1148

: Four Horses In Front Of Killyleagh School; Four Horses on manure spreader- Scott Sharp and his dad, George Sharp Further information is available at the Document Centre at Knock., IHS913

: Four Jacks in Marshall Family; Photograph of the four Jacks in the Marshall Family. Pictured on the far left is baby Jacquetta Marshall, with her father Jack Marshall holding her. Next is his nephew Jack Marshall Thompson, and Grandfather John Marshall. They are all identified as family of Mr. Edgar Thompson's mother. Mr. John Thompson was a photographer and he took this picture with his own homemade camera. The following information comes from Tracy Strohm in January 2021: "Jack Marshall (holding Jacquetta my mother) was my grandfather. He was married to Mabel Hickling who was raised by Aunt Addie and Uncle David Peacock over the Painswick General Store. Jack and Mabel operated a Service Station on Burton Ave in Barrie before Jack went to work for the Post Office. Jack and Mabel renovated and moved to the barn known as 29 Parkside Dr. Barrie (Dyment estate) when he began at the post office. Jack died of a heart attack delivering mail in 1956. Mabel went on to have a successful real estate career and sold her final house the week before she died in 1985.", IHS1151

: Four Maconchy Sisters; Left to Right: Helen, Mary (who called herself Emma), Annie Louise and Georgina Maconchy. Daughters of Thomas and Margaret Maconchy. Annie and Georgina were twins.

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