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| 201 |  | Mrs Charlotte Fleming, wife of Alfred Fleming of Wilberforce | ||
| 202 |  | Mrs Richard Dunford and Mrs James McCrea, grandmothers of Mrs John Noble. | ||
| 203 |  | New Atwell memorial stone Commissioned by Atwell descendant Roberta Walsh, this is a proof of the new stone that has been placed in Essonville Anglican Cemetery. |
Owner of original: Roberta Walsh |
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| 204 |  | North Wilberforce School c1910 |
Owner of original: Wilberforce Outpost Museum (Photo Binder #1) |
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| 205 |  | Oliver, David & George Watson WW1 soldiers |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 206 |  | Original Anderson's store which burned down in 1909 | ||
| 207 |  | Ottawa Journal Dec 6 1924 article on death of Charles Moulding |
Owner of original: Ancestry.com |
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| 208 |  | Phyllis Ames & Helen Richardson | ||
| 209 |  | Picnic - one of the Savanac boys, Ross Anderson, Wes Short, Mrs Magee, Mrs. Saul, Mary Dack,, Florence Short, Gena Blakely, Gerald Finlay and unidentified gentleman | ||
| 210 |  | Ralph E Somerville & Annis J Hughey headstone Son Edwin and infant daughter Charlotte S. |
Owner of original: Adele Espina Date: 31 May 2016 |
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| 211 |  | Reg Schofield | ||
| 212 |  | Rev Canon Clarence Reginald Spencer obituary |
Owner of original: Brantford Expositor Date: 24 Jan 1952 |
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| 213 |  | Richard Cephas Dunford |
Owner of original: David Miller |
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| 214 |  | Richard Succee and Jane (McGregor) Succee |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 215 |  | Riley's boarding house, store and post office, Wilberforce sign in window at left reads "Post Office" poster at right reads "De Neelands, Dentist" This building was built in 1910 after the previous store and boarding house burned down. The building was sold in 1919 to the Mulloys who sold to Agnews. The building burned down in the 1920's. |
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| 216 |  | Robert Huff |
Owner of original: Cheryl Brennan Covert |
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| 217 |  | Robert Stewart Hadley WW2 Service File photograph |
Owner of original: Library & Archives Canada |
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| 218 |  | Robert Watson, son of Joseph Watson and Elizabeth Bowen |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 219 |  | Roy and Edith Storey |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 220 |  | Royce Godfrey and Gertrude Young wedding photo |
Owner of original: Wilberforce Heritage Guild |
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| 221 |  | Sam Baptiste, nephews Henry & Fred Hunter: The Baptiste Band C1920s | ||
| 222 |  | Sarginson family |
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| 223 |  | Sarginson Grave Status: Located; There is a Sarginson burial block of 8 plots in the Deer Lake Cemetery in Highland Grove. Three plots are listed in the municipal records as "occupied". One plot, number 99-2, says John Sarginson Sr with no date of death or other information. One plot is for Robert Sarginson, birth July 5, 1870 and death May 3, 1928. The other plot is Henrietta Sarginson, birth Jan. 21, 1870 and death August 10, 1950. | ||
| 224 |  | Shanty that was the first home of the Maguires c1877 | ||
| 225 |  | Stanley Grant Watson Veteran WW II with the 7th Anti-Tank Regiment |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 226 |  | Stanley McCrea and Muriel Stephenson 25th Wedding Anniversary |
Owner of original: Grant McCrea |
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| 227 |  | Stella Ritchie headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Haliburton Highlands Genealogy Group / Jim Milne Date: Aug 2014 |
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| 228 |  | Sucee and Lewis Families |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 229 |  | Sucee Women |
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| 230 |  | Sunday School picnic at Grace Lake Beach about 1919 |
Date: 1919 |
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| 231 |  | Susan Margaret Ingram First wife of William John Dunford | ||
| 232 |  | Susie Dunford |
Owner of original: David Miller |
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| 233 |  | Teresa Peacock, Theo Peacock and Annie Carmichael c1946 |
Owner of original: Gooderham Historical Group - from Jim Dewey |
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| 234 |  | The Ackleys arrived in Monmouth in the early 1900s. Howard Ackley is the baby in the picture. He married Hattie Liscombe and they lived on Fleming Rd. Left to right back - Nellie Washburn, Andy Liscombe, Maudie Washburn front - Jennie Washburn, Edward Ackley, Howard Ackley, Effie Washburn |
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| 235 |  | The Barnes family - L to R back - Eric, Fred, George, Leslie, Ellen Edward Front - Joseph, Hazel, Henrietta, Laura | ||
| 236 |  | The children of William Barker LeRoy & Emily Jane Oliver from Gertrude LeRoy Miller's photo album |
Owner of original: David Miller |
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| 237 |  | The Croft Family - Back Row - Herbert Barker, David Croft, Wilfred Croft. Front Row - Doreen Croft, May Croft, Mel Croft
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| 238 |  | The Day family - Albert, Elizabeth, Edith. Muriel and Joe at their farmhouse at Day's Lake, Tory Hill Albert Day served as Reeve, Warden of the County and School Trustee | ||
| 239 |  | The Finlay family - Edmund, Gerald, Hilliard, Maud, baby Ria & Donald
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| 240 |  | The Godfrey Family Back Row - Mary, Everett,Clifford, Hazel, Royce and Vincent Front Row - Clarence, Lottie, Gertie and Mandley |
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| 241 |  | The Marshalls - R to L - Lorne, Neoma, Ethel, Bob, Orma, Helen & Tommy | ||
| 242 |  | The Webber Family - back row L to R - Bert. John, Flora Marshall, Mary, Isobel Fleming & George. Front row - Willie, Jane, George & Ethel |
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| 243 |  | This is Annie who served as postmistress at Tory Hill. She was the wife of John Anderson. | ||
| 244 |  | This is the home of George Barnes. He is seen here with his team of horses. The lady is Laura (Barnes) Baker. The man with the bowl is Fred Hamblin, at far right is Bill Maughan. | ||
| 245 |  | This photo shows the sawmill in the village around 1910 The mill was located on the present site of the new Wilberforce Veneer and Lumber Co. factory which was officially opened on October 8, 1980 | ||
| 246 |  | Thomas Cunningham / Mary E Lee headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Haliburton Highlands Genealogy Group Date: Aug 2019 |
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| 247 |  | Thomas Foster, his wife Della Drury and their son Thomas Foster Jr. Foster |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 248 |  | Thomas J Watson Jr and children |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 249 |  | Thomas Watson and his wife Susan Robinson |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 250 |  | Tom McInroy |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 251 |  | Tressa Dillman and Howard Croft |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 252 |  | Vaneita Edna Pickens headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Cathy Milton |
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| 253 |  | Velma Edith (Ward) Porter 1995 obituary |
Owner of original: Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Date: 4 Nov 1995 |
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| 254 |  | Victoria Rains who later married Ross Agnew. | ||
| 255 |  | Walter Clark memorial Haliburton Echo - 9 Apr 1970 |
Owner of original: Haliburton Echo Date: 1970 |
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| 256 |  | Walter McConnell and Isabelle McCrea |
Owner of original: Grant McCrea |
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| 257 |  | Wellington Bowen and his wife Annie Watson |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 258 |  | Wilberforce General Store owned and operated by Fred and Mary Ellen Agnew. The store was originally built for Alec Riley. | ||
| 259 |  | Wilberforce Public School Senior Class Late 1930s |
Owner of original: Haliburton County Echo - 4 May 2021 |
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| 260 |  | Wilberforce Union School - Monmouth S.S. No. 6 & Cardiff S.S. No. 8 Built in 1911. |
Owner of original: Wilberforce Outpost Museum (Photo Binder #1) |
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| 261 |  | Wilberforce village sawmill c1910 Ed Tallman, Charlie McMahon, Grandpa Washburn, Joe McCoy, Joseph McCoy (Sisson), Len Fleming, Bill Fleming, Art Fleming, George Miller Sr., Andrew Liscombe Sr., |
Owner of original: Shirley & Jim Deterling / Haliburton Echo |
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| 262 |  | Wilfred Croft and family Back row: Herbert Barker (May's son from her first marriage in England), David Croft, Wilfred Croft Front row: Doreen Croft, May (Schofield) Croft, Mel Croft. |
Owner of original: Wilberforce Heritage Guild |
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| 263 |  | Wilfred Croft veteran headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Haliburton Highlands Genealogy Group / Adele Espina Date: May 2013 |
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| 264 |  | William (Bill) Ayotte 1949 |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 265 |  | William (Bill) Ayotte 1951 with granddaughter Betty (Ayotte) McCormack |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 266 |  | William (Bill) Baumhour |
Owner of original: Schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 267 |  | William and Ellen Hadley settled in Monmouth Twp. before 1881. William had 183 acres of land on lots 4 A7 5, conc. 8. The thriving little settlement of Hadlington was nameed after Joseph Hadley who owned and operated a store, ran a sawmill and was postmaster. |
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| 268 |  | William Christopher Somerville headstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Adele Espina Date: 31 May 2016 |
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| 269 |  | William Chrysler |
Owner of original: schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 270 |  | William Ferguson test | ||
| 271 |  | William Fleming & Isobel Webber tombstone Status: Located; |
Owner of original: Haliburton Highlands Genealogy Group / Jim Milne Date: Aug 2014 |
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| 272 |  | William George Lee and his six children |
Owner of original: Wilberforce Heritage Guild Jill Lee |
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| 273 |  | William George Lee and his wife Lucy Lee Wedding Photo |
Owner of original: Jill Lee |
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| 274 |  | William graham received a land grant in Monmouth in 1881. This is a portrait of his daughter Alice who was the first wife of Ezra Ames | ||
| 275 |  | William Halek and Madeline Lee |
Owner of original: Grant McCrea |
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| 276 |  | William Henry Ragan |
Owner of original: schoolhouse Historical Society |
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| 277 |  | William Henry Ragan and Susan Mariah Tallman | ||
| 278 |  | William Howard Ackley & Hattie May Liscombe family |
Owner of original: Shirley & Jim Deterling Date: 3 Jun 1946 |
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| 279 |  | William Hughey family This formal photo of the William Hughey family was probably taken around 1910 near the family farm in Wilberforce. Seated L to R are son Robert Roy, William Hughey, daughter Pauline, wife Hellen Charlotte (Nellie) nee Paull, daughter Annis. Standing at rear are son Walton, daughter Ethel, son William Jr., and daughter Mable, whose mother Melissa (nee Barragar) died circa 1898. |
Owner of original: Hilda Clark Date: c1910 |
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| 280 |  | William James Boyce and his wife Matilda (Parker) Boyce homesteaded on lots 18 & 19, concession 10
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| 281 |  | William John Dunford & Margaret Maguire |
Owner of original: David Miller |
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| 282 |  | William John Earle and his first wife Ida Mae Somerville 1901 Wedding Photo |
Owner of original: Joan Noble Date: 1901 |
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| 283 |  | William John Earle and his second wife Louisa Beatrice Sanders 1915 Wedding Photo |
Owner of original: Joan Noble |
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| 284 |  | William Lee and his wife Mary Jane Pollard |
Owner of original: Jill Lee |
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| 285 |  | William R Curry, Jessie Ellen (Barr), Ethel and Ronald. This is a photo of William R Curry, camp cook and his wife Jessie Ellen (Barr),their daughter Ethel and their son Ronald. The mother and daughter on the left are Mrs McPhadden and her daughter Linetta. W R Curry and his wife were born in Irondale and moved to Tory Hill in 1904.Their family lived in Tory Hill for two years and then moved to Haliburton where he purchased a livery stable and lumbering business. This was later developed into an automobile dealership. |
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| 286 |  | William Riley and his wife Harriet Mansley with children Ruth, Julia and Alexander. Picture taken in May 1865 at Halifax,England just before sailing for Canada. Ruth later married John Sharp & Julia married Isaac Austin. William Riley and his wife are buried in South Wilberforce Cemetery | ||
| 287 |  | Willie and Wilfred Parker, sons of John & Ruth Parker | ||
| 288 |  | Wilson Earle and wife Emma Newbatt |
Owner of original: Joan Noble |