Innisfil Historical Society

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: Thomas Farrier; Portrait of Thomas Farrier (1868-1905), the son of William Farrier and Sarah McDonough. He was also the father of: Emily (1891-1918), Harry (1894-1976), and Mabel (1901-?)., IHS2451

: Thomas Irving And Family; Candid photo of Thomas Irving (born 1850) standing on the porch of his home on the 11th line, just behind his two young children Christina (left) and Lewis (right). The family dog is also standing near Thomas, but is partially obscured by a post. The home was located on the south half of lot 14, concession 10. Thomas was the youngest son of Jane and James Kennedy Irving, and was the couple's only child born in Canada after having emigrated from Scotland., IHS2378-12

: Thomas King; Portrait of Thomas King (1879-1972), who represented Columbia in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia from 1931 to 1933 and from 1937 to 1952 as a Liberal, and from 1941 to 1952 was part of a Liberal-Conservative coalition government. He was born in Angus, ON, the son of John Leary and Mary Scott, and was educated in Cookstown.

: Thomas Lynd; Photograph of Thomas Lynd, who was married to Eliza Abigail Clement, the daughter of Lewis James Clement, and lived on the north half of lot 15, concession 1. Thomas' father-in-law Lewis owned this property and when he died, he left the use of that land to his daughter (along with her husband Thomas) until her death, when the ownership would then be transferred to her children., IHS2357

: Thomas Mccullough; Thomas McCullough born February 1827. Married Martha Clark who died, then married Elizabeth Sawyer. She was born May 28, 1837. He purchased 1/8 of an acre, NE corner of Lot 20, Con.7. He carried on a very successful business because of the Grand Trunk Railroad. He was a Blacksmith. Later he moved to S1/2 Lot 19 Con.6 which he purchased. Later he moved his Blacksmith shop here. Plus he farmed the land., IHS1281

: Thomas Mccullough; Thomas McCullough (1828-1908) Great Grandfather to Luella Donnelly., IHS1720

: Thomas Mccullough (1827-); Thomas McCullough (1827-) Married Martha A. Clark in 1852. She died November 9, 1853 leaving a daughter, Martha A. born November 1, 1853. Married Elizabeth Sawyer (born May 28,1837) on March 16,1854. Thomas bought one eighth of an acre on northeast corner of Lot 20, Conc. 7 from Isaac Spring and carried on a successful blacksmith business due to the fact the railroad was being built from Bradford to Barrie that year. (It opened Oct. 11, 1853).On March 3,1854 he purchased SH lot 19, Conc.6 - Moved his blacksmith shop to this farm and carried on the business along with farming until his family grew up. Retired in Barrie and son, Charles took over the farm. See "Historical Review of Innisfil" 1951., IHS2108

: Thomas Mccullough And Family; Thomas McCullough and wife, Elizabeth Sawyer and their family. Back: Bill, Charles, Alex.Wellington, Robert Second: Hannah (Mrs. Jim Cross), Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCullough, Martha (Mrs. John Rainey),Monica (Mrs. Robert Stewart) Front: Walter, Amelia and Sarah Lizzie, IHS1248s

: Thomas Monkman And Margery Agnew; Photo of a man and woman, Thomas Edward Monkman and Margery Agnew, in a canoe on Lake Simcoe. Thomas was Donald Monkman's grandfather. He is wearing a shirt, tie, and cap, and Margery is wearing a white blouse. A large building is just visible in the distant background on the shore., IHS1768

: Thomas S. Bowman'S Car; Early winter at Thomas S. Bowman's, his car before he left to thresh - October 8, 1937., IHS2040

: Thomas Samuel Smith; Thomas Samuel Smith, settler on Lot 8, Con 12,Innisfil, IHS4042

: Thomas Sawyer; Thomas Sawyer - March 4, 1839 - July 24, 1907. Married to Maria Hill. Buried at Zion Cemetery. Father of Robert Sleep, John, Bethel George, Annie Maria, Frank, William Henry, Elizabeth Jane, and Thomas Ernest. Farmed on the northwest corner Hwy 89 and Hwy. 11, known as Fennell's Corner., IHS213

: Thomas Taylor; Thomas Taylor., IHS626

: Thomas Wisker; Thomas Wisker reading newspaper in the boat., IHS3620

: Thompson Children on a Stoneboat; Photo of three boys riding a horse-drawn stoneboat in a farm yard. Pictured are Fred, Wilson, and Harry Thompson, sons of John Thompson and Annie Cross. The boys are wearing hats and overalls and two are holding shovels while the third holds the horse's reins., IHS3690

: Thompson Family; Thompson family, Mr. Edgar Thompsons' mother and father, brothers and sisters. Left to right: Mr. (Bob) Robert Thompson, Standing is Edgar Thompson, Mother - Jessie (Marshall) Thompson seated in chair. In front on left Velma Thompson (Sutton) behind her to the left is Margaret Coutts (Thompson), next to her Jack Thompson (deceased). (note interior furnishings) Mr. (Bob)Robert Thompson died in 1928., IHS1158

: Thompson Farm; Picture of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and May Thompson's farm, facing the 8th Conc., Highway 11 NW. The farm later belonged to Harry Eisses. Edgar Thompson's father bought the property in 1904 from Lou McConkey, and Edgar Thompson's father built an "L" shaped barn and shed in 1921. The house at that time was 125 years old. Edgar Thompson bought the property in 1933 after his mother's death, and remodeled the house with his wife in 1949-50. Hydro electricity was brought to the house in 1948. The taxes collected on the property in 1910 were $27.90 for the entire 100 acres, and $339.54 in 1964., IHS1147

: Thompson, Eileen; Eileen and Mildred Thompson Thompson, Mildred Costumes and clothing, IHS3700

: Thompson, Fred; Fred Thompson Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site #3709

: Thompson, Harry; Mr. Harry Thompson and his cousin Bert Thompson, brother to Mr. Percy Thompson. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS988

: Thompson, John; A man in winter clothing, John Thompson, bends at the waist to pet his eager dog, who is couching in the snow., IHS3711

: Thompson, John and Family; John Thompson 'Family' cutting wood Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3710

: Thompson, Percy; Thompson family: Bertha, Mildred, Eileen, Percy, IHS3699

: Thompson, Robert; Robert (Bob) Thompson in the chair with dog in his arms. (father of Edgar Thompson.) To the right is his wife Mrs. Jessie Thompson. to his left Jessie's sister Mary Marshall. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS1149

: Thompsons; Back row: Robt. Henry (Harry), unknown, Minister Baynon, Wilson Thompson, Bob Thompson, Fred Thompson. Front row: Edna, Lucy Watson, Ruby, Pearl McCullough, Grandma Mary (Cross) Thompson, IHS 4392

: Thornton Garage; Sam J. Maiel's Garage - Thornton Garages Maiel, Sam, IHS3227

: Thornton Hockey Team, 1964; This photo of the Thornton Hockey Team was taken immediately after they had won the South Simcoe Hockey League Championship, defeating Stroud 6-5 in overtime in the seventh game of a thrilling series, with Monty Elliott scoring the winning goal. The team is still in uniform and posed behind a large trophy. Pictured from left to right, back row: Leon Morris, Ken Black, Monty Elliott, Arie Schaly, Don Shannon, John Schaly, Bev. Cochrane, and coach Reg Flemming. Front Row: Wally Black, Jack Ouwendyk, Bill Gethons, Ron Spencer, Allan Brandt, Tys Schaly, and Jim Sturgess., IHS3913

: Thornton Hunt Club; The Thornton Hunt Club - left to right: Jim Henry (Sr.), Fred Elliott, Doctor B.B. Horton, Bill Leonard ?, Verol Coutts, Frank Hindle, Frank Sinclair, Card Coutts, Elmer (Duke) Feltis ?. The photograph was taken at Point Au Baril, Muskoka., IHS896

: Thornton Old Boys; Thornton Old Boy's Reunion Shown: Thornton Hotel Maudie Fletch, left, and Lillian Johnston, right, carrying S.S. #6 Essa School banner Tall man at back of car - Tom Cousins Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3208

: Thornton Old Boys Parade; Thornton Old Boys Reunion Parade. Jack Speers (centre), Raymond Easton (right, as clown) Speers, Jack Easton, Raymond, IHS3211

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