Innisfil Historical Society

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: Mr. and Mrs. Selby Carr; Mr. and Mrs. Selby E. Carr (Ada Hudgin) They lived on the NH Lot 17, Conc. 12., IHS3276

: Mr. and Mrs. Selby Carr and Daughter Marion; Family photo of Mr. and Mrs. Selby Carr with their daughter, Marion., IHS2044

: Mr. and Mrs. Smith Canning; Smith Canning of Churchill and Ann Eliza Turnbull of Orangeville on their wedding day. They farmed NH Lot 11 and Part of Lot 12, Conc. 4., IHS453

: Mr. and Mrs. Sven Sverdrup; After their wedding at the Cookstown United Church. Donna (nee McLean) is the 6th generation of the Kidd family in Cookstown.

: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart Family; Front row: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Cherry Creek (Monica_____), and their family, sons, Will and Robert Stewart., IHS1725

: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams

: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bowman And Family; Photo of the Bowman family. Pictured from left to right are: Selby (b. 1940), Mrs. Isabel Bowman (née Carr) (b. 1912), Mr. Tom Bowman (b. 1911), and Tom (b. 1947)., IHS2283

: Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Martin and Family; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Martin (Margaret Jane Leonard) and three of their five children. Their Children: Leonard Martin, Wilda Martin (Mrs. Fred Reynolds, they lived at Vine), and Maurice. Their eldest son John died in 1918 in a flu epidemic, and their older daughter Gertrude died in 1900., IHS1053

: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and Son; Mr. Robert Wallace 1836-1915, and his wife Margaret (Donaldson) 1842 - 1919, and their son Robbie 1877 -1888. This is a studio photo, Macorquodale Yorkville., IHS3449

: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amos, 50Th.; Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Amos. 50th Wedding Anniversary Page 86 Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol II Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3382-91A

: Mr. and Mrs. William B. Jack; Mr. and Mrs. William B. Jack (Marie Sophie Trombley) celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. Jack farmed on the 6th line until his retirement in Lefroy., IHS939

: Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Pearson; William Edwin Pearson, born circa 1866 in Weston, died July 29, 1946, at home near Thornton and Rhoda Elizabeth (Hubbert) Pearson, born February 8, 1867, in Innisfil Township, died June 6, 1955, in the home of her daughter Noleata (Pearson) Crane at S 1/2 Lot 2, Concession 10, Innisfil. William Pearson and Rhoda Hubbert were married in 1893 at Ivy, in Essa Township, and began their married life in a log cabin on the S 1/2 Lot 2, Concession 10, Innisfil Township., IHS4084

: Mr. and Mrs. William Houston; Location of Photograph: County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. William and Isabella (née McFarland) Houston and their daughters, Anna and Elizabeth, who settled at the foot of the 6th Line, Innisfil at Big Cedar Point., IHS1977

: Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter and Family; Front row: William Hunter Sr. (father),Bessie Hunter (daughter) Mary Young Hunter (mother) Back row: sons, Hamilton, William, John, Torrance, Elmer., IHS3782

: Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reid; Mr. William J. and Mrs. Edna Reid in front of the old school, the Lefroy Public School. They were married in February 1915. (nee Edna Evelyn Jack)., IHS938

: Mr. and Mrs. William James Leonard; Mr. and Mrs. William James Leonard, Sadie is the eldest and Della the younger daughter. Sadie married Fred Green and Della married Frank Green., IHS1067

: Mr. and Mrs. William Kell; Wedding photograph of Mr. and Mrs. William Kell (nee Lavinia Sawyer)., IHS3809

: Mr. and Mrs. William Reive; William Reive and his wife Betty Harrison, Churchill residents who moved to Winnipeg. William is the son of Gilmour Reive and Lily Allan, SH Lot 14, Conc. 5. Betty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison of Churchill, IHS1516

: Mr. and Mrs. William Rothwell; Mrs. and Mrs. William Rothwell (formerly Susannah Todd) 1871 Studio. S.H.Lot 19 - Con 1 their residence., IHS1346

: Mr. and Mrs. William Summers; Mr. and Mrs. William and Mary (née Mason) Summers/Somers of Stroud at the Thornton Old Boys' Reunion. Mr. Summers lived on Lot 7, Concession 10. The oxen were owned and trained by Edward Guest of Big Bay Point. Mr. Guest lived on the east half of Lot 25, Concession 13, and as he got older and his sons started to run the farm, he started to rein this yoke of oxen. Gordon Henry's barn is visible in the background., IHS547

: Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hunter and Family; Mr. and Mrs. William Telfer Hunter, daughters and grandchildren. (also called Knock Willie Hunter), IHS2993

: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Summers; Mary (Mason) Summers and William George Summers on the day of the Old Boys' Reunion parade Summers, Mary Mason Summers, William George Costumes and clothing, IHS3210

: Mrs William Latimer; Mrs William Latimer (left) sitting with baby, Gordon Webb, her grandson, and Mrs Alfred Webb (nee Margaret Latimer

: Mrs. (Dr.) Frederick Bowman; Mrs. (Dr.) Frederick Bowman of Duluth, former Jean Wallace, daughter of Andrew Wallace. A nurse who graduated from Toronto General Hospital 1900., IHS1244

: Mrs. Abraham Hussey; Mrs. Abraham Hussey (nee Grace Rogerson), daughter of James Rogerson the pioneer who settled on the north half of Lot 19, Concession 2 in 1831 with his wife Mary Bell., IHS2365

: Mrs. Adelaide Hoodless; Mrs. Adelaide Hoodless.

: Mrs. Albert Ferris; Mrs. Albert Ferris 1893-1963, IHS3384-85s

: Mrs. Alex (May) Black; Mrs. Alex (May) Black., IHS3384-89A

: Mrs. Alex Mccullough; Mrs. Alex McCullough (nee Sally Gartley). Mrs. Jean Blacks Great Grandmother. She had nine children

: Mrs. Alfred Webb; Mrs. Alfred Webb (nee Margaret Latimer), IHS3384-87s

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