Innisfil Historical Society

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: Houston's Dog, Johnny; Houston's Dog, Johnny Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3583

: Houston, Kathleen; Bill and Kathleen Houston, aged 3-4 Costumes and clothes Houston, Bill, IHS3672

: Howard Allan; Howard Allan, farmer, born NH Lot 14, Conc. 3, January 13, 1883 *president of Centre Simcoe Liberal Association 1930-36 *first president of Lefroy United Farmer's of Ontario Club *local livestock shipper from Lefroy for 9 years, by railway, until the advent of trucks *Bible class teacher, over 25 years *in choir at Churchill Presbyterian and United Churches, over 35 years *curler - skip of rink won Primary Group of Ontario Tankard 1927 *president of Churchill ball clubs *married Edna Sturgeon., IHS1635

: Howard Allan Farmhouse; Photo of the home owned by Howard Allan and his wife Edna (née Sturgeon) on the 4th Line, west of Churchill. It is a dichromatic brick house with a gabled roof and wraparound verandah. Howard's parents John and Agnes Allan built this house in either 1881 or 1883. Howard was the youngest of the Allan family and the only one born in this house, in 1883., IHS1302

: Howard Allan's family sleigh; Image taken in 1922 of Howard Allan in a sleigh with his children Ronald and Grace. The sleigh is being pulled by a horse in front of their family home. The house is located on the fourth line of Innisfil, west of Churchill - Lot 14, Concession 3., IHS1308

: Howard And Eunice Morris; Howard Morris and Eunice Morris in front of Lefroy Barber Shop, IHS 4357

: Howard And Isabella Cooper Anniversary; Howard and Isabella Cooper on their Golden Wedding Anniversary Clothing Social events - Golden Anniversary Cooper, Howard Cooper, Isabella, IHS2419

: Howard And Thomas Allan; Howard Allan (left) cousin of John). Thomas Allan (son of James) - first cousins, IHS1286

: Hubbert Family Portrait; Studio portrait of Ross Harold Hubbert with his father William and mother Vida Hubbert (née Gill). Both men are dressed in suits and ties while Mrs. Hubbert is wearing a long dress, pearls, and glasses. William and Vida were married on 2 October 1918, and this photograph was taken the day before Mr. Ross Hubbert married Sarah Beryl (née Coutts). Ross and Sarah had three children named Donald, Cheryl, and Brant., IHS1552sameasIHS1552

: Hugh Donnelly Family; Photograph taken at the home of Hugh Donnelly: Front row left to right: Jean Donnelly, Mrs. Hugh Donnelly with Marie Donnelly, Luella Donnelly Back row lef to right: Robert Stewart and his wife Monica McCullough (parents of Mrs. Hugh Donnelly), IHS1704

: Hugh Donnelly Iii; Photograph of Hugh Donnelly III in his potato patch., IHS1726

: Hugh Donnelly and Mabel Stewart; Wedding day portrait of Hugh and (Annie) Mabel Donnelly. Hugh was the son of Hugh Donnelly II and Rebecca Wray. Mabel was the daughter of Robert Stewart and Monica McCullough. They married on 17 February, 1915 and had four children: Jean, Louella, Marie, and Stewart., IHS1713

: Hugh Donnelly'S; The Neighbors on the Fourth Line Back: Mrs. Frank Beatty, Mrs. Lemuel Hubbert, Mrs. Joel Prosser Front: Mrs. Alick Saunter, Miss Luella Donnelly Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS1667

: Hugh Donnelly'S Home; Photograph taken at Hugh Donnelly's home: Front left to right: Wm. Ingram, Ray Law, Stewart Donnelly, Kay Law, Wilfred Stewart with Betty Ruttan in front, Marilyn Corner (child), Harry Stewart with Helen Ruttan (child), Mary Ruttan (child), Jean Ruttan in front of Mary, Marlene Ruttan (child) in front of Bill Stewart Second left to right: Mrs. Hugh Donnelly, Mrs. Thomas Stephens, Charlie Stewart, Mrs. Mac Stewart, Mrs. Harry Stewart, Marie Donnelly, Mrs. John Ruttan Back left to right: Mrs. Wilfred Stewart, Hugh Donnelly, Mrs. Roland Corner, Clarence Stewart, Verrol Stewart, Mac Stewart, Thomas Stephens, John Ruttan., IHS1701

: Hugh and Mabel Donnelly; Photo of Hugh and Mabel Donnelly (née Stewart) on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniversary. They were married on 17 February 1915 by Methodist minister William Clements of Stroud., IHS1710

: Hughes Family; Pictured from left to right: Elijah Hughes, Eveleen, Edward (seated, front left), Frank (standing), Wesley (seated, front right), Harry, and Alice Hughes. All children were raised on the family farm on NH Lot 18, Conc. 1. The farmhouse was built c. 1880., IHS1442

: Hughes Family Reunion; Douglas Hughes (centre) pictured with his mother Jean (left), father Wesley (right), and brother Robert (front)., IHS1428

: Hughes Funeral Home; Hughes Funeral Home.

: Hughes Ladies; Portrait of three women in the Hughes family, likely first cousins. Pictured from left to right are Sarah Lynn, Eveleen the daughter of Elijah Hughes, and then Florence the daughter of Nathaniel., IHS1431

: Hunt Cabin At Pipe Lake; Photo of a hunt cabin located at Pipe Lake, taken in 1920. The photo shows a small structure with two small windows on either side of the front door and a single chimney in the centre of the roof. There is also a layer of snow visible on the ground. The cabin's unidentified owners were likely natives of Cookstown.

: Hunt Club - 1914; Hunt Club 1914 A. Hounsome, J. Dobson, W. McLean, W. Draper, J. Flynn, W.J. Broley, K.Whitesides, J. Wreggit, T. Cave, W. Nevills.

: Hunt Club Members; Left to Right: (1)Lorne Arnold (2)Norris Hopper (3)Jack Baker (4)Bill Hounsome (5)Harry Fisher

: Hunt Club Members; Jack Baker - Dewy Hopper

: Hunt Club Members; Photograph taken outdoors of six men standing in front of a tent at their camp site prior to hunting. The man holding the gun on the left is Jack Dobson. Next to him, from left to right, are Jim Wreggett, John Flynn, Jack Broley, Art Kidd, and Henry Couse. The photo was likely taken in the early 1900s.

: Hunt Club Members; Left to Right: (1)Jack Dobson (2)Elmer Feltis (3)Dewy Hopper (4)Jack Baker (5)Jim Wreggitt

: Hunt Club Members At Train Station; Members of Hunt Club leaving Cookstown Railway Station in the year 1910 for camp site at Pipe Lake. Left to Right: (1)Harry Fisher (2)Jim Wreggett (3)Henry Couse (4)Jack Dobson (5)Jack Broley (6)John Flynn (7)Tiffin-CNR Road Boss (8)Jack Gibb

: Hunter Family; Four photos of a Hunter family: 1. William T. Hunter and his wife Martha Warnica 2. Sarah Hunter 3. Phoebe Isabel Hunter 4. Phoebe Isabel Hunter and Sarah Hunter

: Hunter'S Store; Hunter's Store at Glenwood Beach. Photo taken day after Hurricane Hazel., IHS3805

: Hunters' Store At Glenwood Beach; Hunters' Store at Glenwood Beach:- This property was first owned and built by R.G. Simpkin. George and Jean Hunter later converted it to a snack bar and a summer post office. They also had cabins for rent. Ray Florin later operated the Shoreroom Tavern, and lastly Jim Alder owned and operated a restaurant before it burned Circa 1980. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS4090

: Hunters' Store and Beach area; Aerial view of Hunters' store and beach area. Hunters Store, located at the bottom of the 10th line, Leonard's Beach (located at the left side of photo, South of the 10th) and Glenwood Beach (at the right, North of the 10th). Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site., IHS4089

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