Innisfil Historical Society

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: Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Roberts.

: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas (nee Mildred Wallace) on their wedding day June 20, 1917. Left to right: Mrs. George Wallace (mother of the bride), bride and groom, Mrs. W.J. Lucas (mother of the groom)., IHS1587

: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris on their wedding day Costumes and clothing Furniture, IHS1878

: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock. Page 93 Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Volume 11., IHS3382-98B

: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock at their home. PEACOCK, IHS2478

: Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Peacock; George W. Peacock and his wife Jane Robinson ( -1869). In 1840 they moved to NH Lot 14, Concession 8. They married on December 26, 1835. Mr. Peacock was an Innisfil Tax Collector. PEACOCK, IHS2472

: Mr. and Mrs. George Constable; Photograph of Mr. George and Mrs. Margaret (née Thomson) Constable, the grandparents of Mrs. Jean Kneeshaw (née Robertson)., IHS2660s

: Mr. and Mrs. George Quantz With Steam Tractor; Photo of Mr. and Mrs. George quantz, taken circa 1915, with a group of nine other people gathered around a steam powered tractor. Five are standing on top of the machine, and the rest are standing in front of it. Tractors were an expensive investment and were often loaned to neighbours during the harvest season., IHS315

: Mr. and Mrs. George Reid Anniversary; Celebrating 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Reid, at Lot 23, Conc. 5, Innisfil George Reid and Mrs. Reid 50th Wedding Anniversary, IHS302

: Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson; George Thomson (died 1893) and his wife Anne Cattannach., IHS2616

: Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour Reive; Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour Reive (nee Lily Allan). Gilmour (1875 - 1963) and Lily ( - 1959)., IHS1511

: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayward'S Home; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayward's home.

: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couse'S Home - Sons Larry and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couse's home.

: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moirarity; Mrs. Maud (Bateman) Moirarity, (Irish name) died in childbirth, her baby died as well. Left to right: Marjorie Moirarity (now Drysdale); Ruth Moirarity (now Stoddard); their father Harry Moirarity; Gladys Moirarity (Mrs. Doug Cooke); Edna Moirarity (she never married); Clarence Moirarity. This picture was taken after Mrs. Maud Moirarity died, her picture is pasted in this photograph. She left all these children when she died. Their father raised them. COSTUME, IHS786

: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Allan; Harvey was son of James Allan. SH Lot 12, Conc. 4., IHS1492

: Mr. and Mrs. Henry And Annie Davis; Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Annie Davis (née Hamilton) of Bond Street, Cookstown, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. The celebration took place on Saturday 25 January 1961. Mr. and Mrs. Davis's family of five daughters and four sons were all present at the celebration except one daughter who was living in the Yukon.

: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor; Mr. Henry Taylor and wife Lavina Denure. Henry Taylor's mother was Anne Ferrier and her husband was Robert Taylor. Henry and Lavina had two girls Elizabeth Julia (Mrs. George Ferrier) and Myrtle (Mrs. Bill Donnelly)., IHS609

: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooper; Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooper at their 50th Wedding Anniversary in 1950. On Tuesday April 11, 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooper celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary at their home on Highway 27 about two miles north of Cookstown. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper settled on this farm immediately following their marriage and resided there for the entirety of their lives. They had one son, Arthur, who married Grace Robertson and had three sons: William, John and James.

: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nelson, Carrie 32 years, Irving 28 years. Wedding June 27, 1899., IHS3697

: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman; Isaac and Ella Bowman and their baby. The photograph was taken at Portage La Prairie, Manitoba., IHS3943

: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reid; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reid on their Golden Wedding Anniversary- at their home SH Lot 18, Con 10., IHS2204s

: Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Warnica and Family; Family of John L. Warnica (married three times) The farm is NH Lot 15, Conc. 12 of Painswick, now part of the Bayshore Subdivision. Back row left to right: Edgerton, Frank, George, Phoebe (mother of Selby Carr), Angus 2nd row: Lizzie Drury (stepdaughter), John L., Elizabeth Sibbald (3rd wife of John L.), Susan, (Elizabeth holding Elma, infant) Front row: Fred, Jennie, Asa., IHS3273

: Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Beatty and Linton; John William, eldest son of John Beatty Jr, with wife Nell and son Linton. For further information see the family tree #3540., IHS3259

: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irving; Lizzie and Jack Irving (nee Lizzie Wray), IHS112

: Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jamieson; Outdoor photo of Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander Jamieson and Dorothea Jamieson (née Dryer). The photograph was taken about a year before Mrs. Jamieson died in September 1928 at age 58. Mr. Jamieson is wearing a suit, and is standing with his arms crossed while Mrs. Jamieson is standing next to him wearing a decorative cap and blouse or coat. They are both smiling., IHS1743

: Mr. and Mrs. James And Elizabeth Galloway; Studio portrait of Mr. James Galloway (1836-1901) and his wife, Elizabeth. James is seated in an ornate chair wearing a tweed suit while Elizabeth stands at his side wearing a long dark dress and decorative hat., IHS3001

: Mr. and Mrs. James Mason, 60Th.; Mr. and Mrs. James Mason 60th Wedding Anniversary (11th Line) Page 86 Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol.II Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3382-91C

: Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reive; James Wellington Reive (1880-1966) son of Robert and Arabella Wilson Reive, and his wife, Ethel Pim. They are standing in front of a car he won in a Kellog's Cornflakes Jingle Contest., IHS1521

: Mr. and Mrs. James Westood; Mr. and Mrs. James Westwood, summer residents of Big Cedar Point, they were from Toronto. One of the first cottages on the subdivision laid out by Mr. James Whan., IHS1989

: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith'S Home; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith's Home.

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