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: Miss Emma Louise Dinwoody; Miss Emma Louise Dinwoody

: Miss Jean Nelson; Miss Jean Nelson 1872 - 14 July 1970. Sister of: Bob,Irving,George, (Nickname Dobb), Will, Nell, Margaret and Elspeth. Note - Nell could be Helen?, IHS2274

: Miss Joan Webb At The Organ; Miss. Joan Webb at the organ and some onlookers.

: Miss Louise Heaslip; Miss Louise Heaslip standing in front of the Dinwoody home, King Street, s. about 1915.

: Miss Mae Sutherland'S Home; Miss Mae Sutherland's Home.

: Miss Maggie Foster; Miss Maggie Foster - her father was a Ship's carpenter.

: Miss Margaret Johnston; Miss Margaret Johnston. Page 92 Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Volume 11., IHS3382-97A

: Miss Margaret Patterson, And Mr. Tom Paterson; Miss Margaret Patterson, and Mr. Tom Paterson's home.

: Miss Milne'S Home In Belle Ewart; Photo of the home of Miss Milne, a retired school teacher. Part of this house was moved and became the Newlove home situated on the main street of Belle Ewart., IHS32

: Miss Minnie Spence; Miss Minnie Spence in her garden at the back of the building. (Next west of the bakeshop)

: Miss Sarah Slight; Miss Sarah Slight.

: Miss Sarah Slight And Mr. Dalton Slight'S Home; Miss Sarah Slight and Mr. Dalton Slight's home.

: Miss. Kay Mumberson'S Home; Miss. Kay Mumberson's home.

: Missionary Meeting; Photo taken during a missionary meeting. Pictured from left to right - Front Row: Annie Wallace, Hattie Orchard, Susan Goodfellow, Lavina Orchard, two unknown. Second Row: Fanny Wicklum, unknown, Maud Wellbank, Marjorie Wright, Mabel Robertson, and Mrs. Effie Young. Back Row: Clara Beelby, Hazel Paisley, Clara Goodfellow, Birdie Gordon, unknown (face hidden), Mrs. Lillian Marquis, Dee Ferris, Edna Beelby, and Mable Beelby., IHS862

: Model T Ford; Photo of a 1923 Model T Ford owned by Charles H. Hindle Jr. Mr. Hindle purchased it when it was six months old for approximately $500. The photo was taken head-on, and a barn and shed are visible in the background., IHS1892

: Model T Ford - F. Rogerson; T Model Ford owned by Frank Rogerson. In the back seat left to right: Mrs. Gordon Moir, Christena Rogerson, Mrs. Charles McLennan, Alice Rogerson In the front seat left to right: Lizzie Moir, Mrs. Frank Rogerson, Frank Rogerson (driver)., IHS932

: Monkman'S Esso Service Station; Monkman's Esso Service Station.

: Monkman'S Garage; Monkman's Garage was built in 1935, and Mr. Don Monkman owned and worked at the garage until he sold it in 1974. It was later owned by Ed Bowen., IHS1759

: Monkman'S Store; Monkman's Store.

: Monument To Jane Gibbins (Young); Photo of the stone monument erected to Jane Gibbins (née Young) near Priscillas Place, off Lockhart Road. The story is recounted in brief on the monument, but the full story as told by William J. Gibbins is as follows: Jane, her husband David, and their children came to Canada from County Down, Ireland, in 1836. David Gibbins was a carpenter and knew little of farming, but his wife Jane made up for this with plenty of experience. David set out from their temporary home in Markham to investigate the land in Innisfil and returned with four soil samples tied into the four corners of a handkerchief. Jane was to choose the location of their farm based on these samples. Later in 1836 David returned to the farm, located on lot 11, concession 11, to build shelters for his family and livestock. His wife and children then followed, mostly by ox trail. Night fell when they were just a few miles from the farm, and the cows with their calves were exhausted from the journey. Jane sent David and her children on to the farm while she remained in the forest with the animals. She tied the calves to a sapling with her scarf so the cows would not wander away, and kept the family’s two dogs with her to frighten away the bears. The next morning she made her way to the farm and did some cooking and errands before lying down, exhausted from the journey and weakened by exposure. A resident of Innisfil for only a few hours, Jane never woke up from her sleep that day. David buried her on a hill overlooking the land she had chosen.

: Morris Brothers; Three Morris brothers - Thomas, Fred and Jack., IHS1877

: Morwood Bateman; Portrait of Mrs. Edna (Bateman) Allan's brother, Morwood Bateman. He died at age seventeen of diabetes., IHS774

: Mother Of Fred Quantz; Mr. Fred Quantz's mother, Margaret Quantz and granddaughter Doris Drew (nee Tilley)., IHS661s

: Motor Ambulance; Photo of a motor ambulance presented for use in the defence of the Empire by the Women's Institute of the County of Simcoe.

: Mr And Mrs Barry M Jebb; Mr and Mrs Barry M Jebb.

: Mr And Mrs Ed Graham; Mr and Mrs Ed Graham.

: Mr And Mrs Henry Couse; Mr and Mrs Henry Couse.

: Mr And Mrs Wj Broley; Mr and Mrs WJ Broley Norman and Ralph

: Mr. & Mrs. A. Horsburgh's home; Mr. and Mrs. A. Horsburgh's home.

: Mr. & Mrs. Ed and Dorothy Jackson and Family; Photo of Ed and Dorothy (née Reid) Jackson and their family. In his Father's arms is Murray Jackson, and in his mother's arms is Bill Jackson. Standing in front of them are Evelyn Jackson (later Cairns) on the left and Sandra Jackson (later Culbert) on the right. The family is standing outside wearing wool coats., IHS943

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