Innisfil Historical Society



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Rev. J. Morris and Family
Rev. and Mrs. J. Morris and son, Michael Stroud United Church Minister, 1949-1954 - from Page 32 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II Morris, Mrs., Morris, Michael Churches, IHS3382-32
Rev. J.J. Coulter
Portrait of Reverend J.J. Coulter, Pastor of the Cookstown United Church. Rev. Coulter was also Pastor when the original church building burned down on 7 June 1914.
Rev. John A. Howard
Portrait of Rev. John A. Howard, B.A., Sc., L.Th. - Anglican Church.
Rev. Lachlan Mclean
Rev. Lachlan McLean, Churchill Prebyterian Minister from 1904- 1915. He was also the Minister in Craigvale and Lefroy,circa 1905. He had a three point charge., IHS258, IHS3833
Rev. William Fraser
Rev. William Fraser, lived in Bond Head. First Presbyterian Church in Cookstown organized by Rev. Wm. Fraser.
Reverend George Brown
Portrait of George Brown, a Methodist Reverend in the Innisfil Circuit., IHS66
Reverend Howard Green
This photo of Reverend Howard Green was taken at Wycliffe College in 1975 when he received his honorary Doctorate of Divinity in recognition of his 18 years of service in Japan. Reverend Green is pictured with his wife Jean and son Ian, and mother Mrs. Arthur Green (née Amy Srigley)., IHS1986
Reverend J.A. Ross
Reverend J.A. Ross, Minister at Churchill and Stroud from 1892 to 1904, Presbyterian Churches., IHS2987
Reverend James Phemister
James Phemister taught at Cherry Creek school in 1897-98. Was an English home boy raised by Tom Evans Sr.(Charlie's grandfather) - Bradford He never preached in this area - Methodist minister. His daughter taught at Lefroy Public School in 1936. Schools - Cherry Creek, IHS212
Reverend John Power
Methodist Minister Rev. John Power, husband of Mrs. Eva Power (formerly Eva McCullough) Note interior decor, costume, IHS1272
Reynolds , Harry
Harry Reynolds - son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Bowman)Reynolds . Born around 1890 He was a councillor and deputy Reeve for Innisfil Township for several years c. 1930/40s, IHS2280
Reynolds,Wilson
Wilson Reynolds - son of Samuel Reynolds and Elizabeth ( Bowman ) He was born around 1870/2, IHS2279
Rhoda Wice and Bert Scantlebury
Rhoda Wice and husband, Bert Scantlebury with son, Eldon. Rhoda was born on Lot 12, Conc.12 (SH). Bert grew up with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Belfry (NH Lot 17, Conc. 4). - went West to Esterhazy, Sask. where descendents live today., IHS1654
Richard Boyes
Portrait of Richard Boyes (1804-20 May 1887). Arrived in Innisfil in the early 1830s from Dumfriesshire, Scotland and settled on NH Lot 16, Conc. 3 (SE corner of Churchill). He was married to Janet Beck. They had no children., IHS2367
Richard Thompkins Home
Richard Thompkins home.
Road 10Th Line East
Ice and snow on road 10th Line East Page 55, Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3382-58
Road 10Th Line West
Snow-Plowed on the 10 Line West Page 55 Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3382-58A
Road Construction Widening 4Th Line
Road packer, part of road construction equipment which widened 4th line, IHS 4361
Road Grading 1920
Six horse team hitched to road grader late 1920's Farmers paid their road tax with labour and horsepower Roads - maintenance Animals, horses, IHS1596
Road Maintenance - Cutting Into Hills
Horse power - cutting down the "cuts" - steep hills at north of village - Hwy.11 Roads - maintenance Highway 11, IHS521
Road With Horses
Working on the road, with horses, c. 1910 Fred Warnica, Samuel Blackmore, on the road to Allandale Roads - maintenance Fred Warnica Samuel Blackmore Animals, horses, IHS233
Road Work To Tollendal
Doing roadwork to Tollendal. S. Blackmore and Fred Warnica driving horses. This is showing how roadwork was done then. Roads - maintenance Animals, horses, IHS234
Roads -Bulldozer
Township of Innisfil hired Allan G. Cook, Ltd. Barrie Bulldozer with plow on it to move stubborn drifts after a storm John Cowan, Road Superintendent Roads - maintenance, IHS1621
Roads -Culverts
Townline, Essa and Innisfil - 10th line to Hwy.90 Tremendous work, according to John Cowan - changing a culvert and taking out fill 30 feet down. Development road at that time. Couple of years later the county took over the road Roads - maintenance, IHS1622
Roads Maintenance In 1923
Photo showing teams of horses and men cutting down the hill in Churchill on Highway 11, now Yonge Street, north of where the Community Hall would later be located., IHS2671
Roads, Sidewalks and Bridges
Chapmen Farm-Later Munsey or Wisker Ave., Bell Ewart. Smoke from??? Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3627
Roads,Bridges-John Cowan Overpass
John Cowan Overpass CNR Overpass - built in 1971 by township of Innisfil. named in honor of veteran superintendent, John Cowan of Innisfil roads, IHS1626
Roads- 10Th Line East Of Stroud
Tenth line - east of Stroud In front of Arthur Green farm(left) and William Wright(right) Bert and Fred Wright's father., IHS2188
Roads-9Th Line
Land Mark Elm tree on 9th line west, at or near Fred Peacock's lane way. The road is built around the tree. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3409

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