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: Marion (Cunningham) Spillette And Her Mother Grandma Crawford; Marion (Cunningham) Spillette and her Mother Grandma Crawford, IHS 4382

: Marion And Bert Clement; Portrait of Marion and Bert Clement, the children of Mr. and Mrs. David and Esther Clement (née Doane). Marion later married Fred Rogerson and moved to Saskatchewan, and Bert became an engineer in Toronto with Ontario Hydro., IHS2358

: Marjorie Canning; Marjorie Canning - last day at telephone manual switchboard (Bell). Miss Canning was agent and chief operator., IHS484

: Marjorie Eldridge With Sheep; Marjorie Eldridge with sheep at farm rented from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen., IHS3590

: Marjoriee And Bill Little; Marjorie (Wiley) Little and husband Bill Little, IHS703`

: Marquis Cabin; This cabin was built from cedar logs from the Marquis farm about 1931. They operated a service station on the west side of No. 11 Highway and rented this cabin and two others as overnight accommodation. (see also #3026), IHS3038

: Marriage Certificate - Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Webb; The Marriage Certificate for Edward Benjamin Webb and Annie Amelia Black, both of Simcoe. Witnessed at Stroud, 12 February 1985, in the presence of Herbert Black, Stroud and Jennie Wallace of Craigvale. Officiating was H.E.W. Kemp, Methodist Minister., IHS1584

: Marriage Of Gail Matchett; Harold and Kay Matchett and their family when daughter Gail was married. Front, left to right: Fred Zielke Jr., Glenn Zielke, Andrew Zielke Second, Harold Matchett, Ian Anderson and Gail (Matchett) Anderson (the groom and bride), Mrs. Harold Matchett, Brian Zielke Back, Sharon Zielke, Mrs. Edward (Rena) Matchett, Mrs. Fred Zielke (nee Jean Matchett), Kenneth Matchett, Mrs. Kenneth (Joan) Matchett, Edward Matchett, Fred Zielke., IHS1229

: Martha Srigley; Martha Srigley (1864-1948), daughter of Lemuel Srigley and his wife, Mary Miller Costumes and clothing Art - Photography, IHS1680

: Martin, William; Back: (left to right) - Leonard Martin, Wilda Martin (Mrs. Fred Reynolds) Maurice Martin. Front: William Martin, Maggie Jane (nee Leonard)Martin (William was on Township Council) Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3291

: Mary Ann Page; Mary Ann Page, wife of Will J. Lucas. Died 1925 at age 72. Lucas,Mrs. Will J.,Lucas, Mrs. Mary Ann, Costumes and clothing, IHS1588

: Mary Atkinson; Mrs. Bertha Stewart's mother- Mary Atkinson,(Stephenson) at home farm on the 3rd Con. Lefroy., IHS978

: Mary Atkinson (Nee) Stephenson; Mary Atkinson (nee) Stephenson Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3707

: Mary Barclay (1828 - 1886); Portrait of Mary Barclay, born 13 July 1828 and died in May 1886. She never married. She was the daughter of Francis and Agnes (née Beattie) Barclay and was one of their ten children., IHS375

: Mary Cowan; Letter Mary Cowan from her niece Merle (?) (surname unknown) Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3168

: Mary Cowan; Portrait of Mary Cowan, the daughter of William and Ann (née Ross) Cowan. She never married and died sometimee over the age of 90., IHS722

: Mary Edith Stephens; Mrs. Mary Edith Stephens (Mrs. Bertha Stewars't best friend.) (She is Mrs. Margaret Corners's mother)., IHS997

: Mary Elizabeth Allan; Mary Elizabeth Allan (Mrs. S. G. Bennett, Midland). Daughter of William Allan and Georgina McDonald., IHS1523

: Mary Fagan And Daughters; Mrs. Joseph Fagan (née Mary Culbert) with her daughters and granddaughters. Pictured from left to right - Back Row: Maggie Fagan (m. Robert Black), Isabella (m. Isaac Spring), and Mary "Minnie" (m. Robert Graham). Front row: Ina Black (m. Cecil Clark), Lena Graham (m. Alvin Webb - later m. Jim Butler), Mary Fagan, and Mary Spring (m. Harry Jamieson)., IHS1129s

: Mary Grose with Grandchildren; Portrait of Mary Grose (1849-1929), née Martin, wife of Stephen Grose with her grandchildren. She is seated in a wooden chair wearing a long dark dress with one child in her lap, and the other standing beside her on the left. The children are Mina Morris (later Mrs. George Reid) and Marion Copeland (later Mrs. Temple Watt). Stephen Grose's family included: Henry; William married Lizzie Wice; Noah married Hilda Akers; Robert married Mary Grose; Leonard (unmarried); Maud (Mrs. Fred Morris); Ida (Mrs. Jack Morris); Mina (Mrs. Stanley Copeland); Margaret died at 16 or 17 years of age., IHS1879

: Mary Isabel Bridges And Walter Ezekiah Simpkin (Great Grandparents Of Ron Simpkin); Mary Isabel Bridges and Walter Ezekiah Simpkin (Great Grandparents of Rom Simpkin) standing in front of their log house located off 25th sideroad of Innisfil in Roberts Road area of the farm., IHS 4389

: Mary Maiel And Rosella Dickey; Photo of Mary Maiel (née Summers) and Rosella Dickey (née Maiel) riding horses in formal riding costumes, including pleated skirts and derby hats., IHS3230

: Mary Playter'S Birthday; Mary Playter's birthday party, August 8, 1929, at a house now owned by Don Beatty. Back row: Helen Beatty, Gladys Martin, Mae Ferguson, Jeanne Martin, Mrs. Playter, Margaret Spring, Mildred Dunlop, Rosie Ely Middle row: Mildred Ferguson, Madeline Playter, Margaret Duncan Front row: Evelyn Emrick, Jeanne Ralston, Gladys Spring, Ruby Robinson, Lillian Spring, Mary Playter, Marie Beatty, Mary Kelly, Florence and Jeanne Duncan, IHS109

: Mary Playter'S Birthday 1928; Mary Playter's birthday party, approximately 1928, on what is now Don Beatty's farm., IHS144

: Mary Quantz (Nee Phillips); Mary Quantz (nee Phillips) wife of George Quantz, brother of John Quantz who farmed in Painswick, Craigvale area., IHS3039

: Mary Rogerson; Mary Rogerson daughter of Francis Rogerson Sr. of Churchill. Wife of William Begg, IHS4346

: Mary Sloan; Mary Sloan in a snow tunnel at the north end of Churchill after a snowstorm., IHS516C

: Mary Spring; Mary Spring Jamieson in front of the winter's wood that had been cut in the bush at the old Spring Farm. 1919, IHS1134

: Mary and Allan Dawson; Mary and Allan Dawson's visit to the Memorial of Allan's brother Doug. Dawson in Holland in 1992.

: Masonic Building; The Masonic Building.

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