Basic Image Collection
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Mrs. Lemmon
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with customer Mrs. Somers in the grocery store.
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Mrs. Ley Teaches A Craft
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Mrs. Florence Ley teaches a craft at a W.I. Meeting.
Pictured are l. to r. Mrs. Keatha Riley, hidden Mrs. Olive Parker, Mrs. Florence Ley and Mrs. Grace Kirby - at the home of Mrs. Hazel Trotter March 1977.
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Mrs. Louisa Black
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Studio portrait of Mrs. Louisa Black (née Robins) wearing a dark dress and bonnet, who was born on 27 February 1849 and died on 15 July 1934. Her parents were James Robins and Margaret Gimby. She and her husband Johnston Black were married on 29 November 1871 and lived on SH Lot 17 concession 10. They were the parents of James Arthur (who died at age 20), Mary Louisa (who died in infancy), Herbert, Oswald, and Annie Black, who would later marry Benjamin Webb. Johnston was the son of James Black and Mary Latimer, two of Innisfil's earliest pioneers who emigrated from Dungannon Ireland in 1847 with their children and James' brother John and sisters Isabella and Sarah., IHS1575
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Mrs. Margaret Ferrier And Jane Reid
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Mrs. Jane Reid and Mrs Margaret Ferrier/McDowell (nee Quantz), taken in front of her father's house, Mr. Fred Quantz
Ferrier, Margaret
Quantz, Margaret
Jane Reid, IHS666
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Mrs. Margaret Wisker, Robert Stewart, and Ethel Wisker
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Image of a car parked on grass, taken in 1926. Mrs. Margaret Wisker stands next to the car, wearing a dress and her hair up. Robert Stewart sits in the drivers seat of the car and appears to be wearing a shirt and jacket. Ethel Wisker is sitting in the back row of the car, on the drivers side., IHS3628
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Mrs. Martha Ann Cross
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Portrait of Martha Ann Cross (née Cluff), wife of Mr. Charles Cross. She was his second wife., IHS1564
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Mrs. Mary Ann Fagan
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Portrait of Mrs. Mary Ann Fagan (née Culbert). She lived on the S.E. corner of the 20th Sideroad and the 8th concession. She was grandmother to Mr. Wallace Springs., IHS832s
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Mrs. Mary Lazenby
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Photograph of Mrs. Mary Lazenby, Mrs. Sybil Stansfield's grandmother. Mrs. Mary Lazenby is Robert Lazenby's wife. Mrs. Lazenby was born in Innisfil, the date is unknown, and she was buried in the 6th line cemetery., IHS563
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Mrs. Mary Pratt Quantz
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Mrs. John Quantz, the former Mary Pratt was born in "the salt box" in London, England. she was eleven years old when she came to Innisfil about 1834 with her parents, John Pratt (1792-1861) and Ann Smith (1801-1851). John Pratt gave the land from his farm for St. Paul's church and cemetery.
The family of Mrs. John Quantz were: Daniel, born about 1845, Annie (Sloan) born about 1847, Margaret, born about 1852, Olive (Belfry) born 1862. PRATT - QUANTZ, IHS1098
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Mrs. Mayme Black
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Photo of Margaret "Mayme" Elizabeth Black, taken outside of her own home in Stroud. Mayme was born in 1885, married Oswald R. Black in 1919, and died in 1966. Both her maiden and married surnames were Black as her husband was a relation from a different branch of the pioneering Black family of Innisfil. Mayme was the daughter of James Black and Mary Lennox, granddaughter of Robert Black and Margaret Booth, and great-granddaughter of James Black and Mary Latimer, who emigrated to Innisfil from Dungannon Ireland in 1847. She was a regular contributor to the Stroud news. She is pictured here in 1921 with dark hair wearing a light coloured cardigan and inspecting some flowers growing next to her house, IHS1472
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Mrs. Mcbride
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Mrs. McBride and daughter and friends at dedication service at Wilson Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Norman (Alice) Baker
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Mrs. Norman (Alice) Baker - Curator of the Tweedsmuir History.
Left Joan McLean (Mrs. Bruce) Assistant Curator
Right- Alice M. Baker (Mrs. Norman)
Curator of the Tweedsmuir History 1976.
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Mrs. O.R. Black
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Mrs. O.R. Black, from the Stroud Tweedsmiur History Volume 11., IHS3382-133B
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Mrs. Ritchie Boyes
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Mrs. Ritchie Boyes (née Janet Beck), came from Scotland and lived on the southeast corner of Churchill. She was the sister of Mrs. Francis Rogerson, 3rd Line, and Mrs. Irving Nelson, Sr., 10th Line. She had no children of her own., IHS2368
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Mrs. Robert J. Stewart
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Mrs. Robert J. Stewart (1858-1931) (nee Monica McCullough) Costumes and Clothing., IHS1732
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Mrs. Robert Sawyer (Touse)
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Monica Touse, born 1813 in Siglesthorn, Yorkshire, England. She was the wife of Robert Sawyer, also of Yorkshire. Costumes, IHS1695
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Mrs. Sadie Walker
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Photograph of Mrs. Sadie Walker, an original member of the Cookstown Tweedsmuir History Committee. In the photo she is wearing a watch, glasses, and a patterned dress and is standing next to a table with a doorway in the background. The photo was taken inside a home.
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Mrs. Susan Robinson
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Portrait of Mrs. James Robinson (m. James Guest Robinson, 1826-1903). She came to Innisfil in 1840 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robinson from County Armagh, Ireland., IHS1918
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Mrs. Taylor And Miss Spence
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Mrs. Taylor and Miss Spence - Note the hitching post.
Taken by Mr. Finley's show store and Broley's Bake shop.
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