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: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Geo. Donnelly; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Donnelly.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Geo. Donnelly; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Donnelly.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. George Batters

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Howard Cole; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Howard Drennan; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drennan.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Jack Edney; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edney.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. James Walker And Family; The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and family.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Jobie Riley; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Jobie Riley.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. John Michalchuck; The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Michalchuck.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Murray Mcdowell; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDowell.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Ray Brann; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brann.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Ray Brann; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brann.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Roy Graham; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. T. Beeston; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Beeston.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Ted Powell Jr.; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Powell Jr.

: The Home Of Mr. And Mrs. William Riley; Photo of the exterior of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riley. The home has an addition on the front part of the house that adds a large window and a covered, nearly enclosed, porch around the front door. The building is light coloured with dark trim. Some shrubs are growing along the front wall and the photo appears to have been taken in the summer.

: The Home Of Mr. Henry Proulx; The home of Mr. Henry Proulx.

: The Home Of Mr. J.R. Couse; The home of Mr. J.R. Couse.

: The Home Of Mr. Jack Wilson and Mrs. Mary Tassie

: The Home Of Mr. and Mrs. George And Gladys Davis; Photo of the exterior of the home of Mr. and Mrs. George and Gladys Davis of Cookstown. Located on John Street West, the Davis family purchased the home in 1953. Mr. Davis was a carpenter who did some renovation of the building, which had originally been built in 1923 by a Mr. McAfee, and added the garage. The house itself is two storeys with a closed-in front porch and a Dutch gable roof. A 1960s style car can be seen in the driveway, parked in front of the garage.

: The Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simmons; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Simmons.

: The Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cunningham And Family; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cunningham and family.

: The Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Pring; The home of Mr. and Mrs. Pring.

: The Home Of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whiteman And Mr. And Mrs. Guy Hart; The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Whiteman and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hart.

: The Home Of Mrs. Ethel Jebb; The Home of Mrs. Ethel Jebb.

: The Home Of Mrs. Joe Kidd

: The Home Of Thomas Palbrook; Photo of the exterior of a brick home that once belonged to Thomas Palbrook. The year of the photo is unknown but shows a man in a waistcoat and a top hat standing in front of the gate leading to the front door of the home. A row of six young trees are growing between the house and the hedge surrounding it.

: The Honourable Earl Rowe and Mr. Jack Hackett; The Honourable Earl Rowe and Mr. Jack Hackett, Postmaster for this area, unveil Historical Plaque dedicated to the Coleman Family.

: The Houston Family; Outdoor photo of William Houston (left) with his daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrier (1868-1933) who married Thomas George Ferrier. Next to her is her daughter, Mabel Ferrier (1901-1983) who would later marry William Noble. To the right of Mable is her uncle, William's son John Houston. The two young children in front of Mable are unidentified. William is dressed in a waistcoat, John is wearing suspenders, and Elizabeth and Mabel are both wearing long dresses. William Houston was also the grandfather of King Houston and Violet Reid., IHS1727

: The Howard Allan Farmhouse; Photo of the Howard Allan Farmhouse, largely obscured by a copse of trees, located on the 4th Line, west of Churchill. Howard Allan's parents John and Agnes built this house in 1881 or 1883. Howard was the youngest of the Allan family (born 1883) and the only one born in this house., IHS1302

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