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      This is a photograph of John Wilson Eedy with his mother, Margaret Grace Evelyn Wilson Eedy (known as Grace) and a young boy that is probably one of John Wilson Eedy's sons. Grace Eedy married Lorne A. Eedy, publisher/editor for the Journal Argus. She was also the president of the ...

      On back: Bill Wilsons 2nd marriage at old Fraleigh House

      A photography studio portrait of the Box family siblings, children of William and Susan (Brine) Box. The Box siblings were the grandchildren of James Brine, one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. Back row, left to right: Albert John Box, Alonzo Gilbert Box, Grace Box, James B. Box Front row, left to ...

      Photo of an older woman sitting in a chair in front of a large group of younger women (all standing with their left sides to the camera). The older woman is identified as Mrs. James Whimster, and the women behind her are all her grand-daughters. The grand-daughters are identified as ...

      Geo. Carter family

      Photo of the Murray family of Anderson, Ontario. Pictures here are James Murray and his wife and their daughters Mary Ellen, Christina Grace, Etta and Alice.

      Mr. and Mrs. William Hazlewood and their family of ten adult children. The Hazlewoods were early settlers to the Kirkton area. See comment for more specific identification and genealogical information.

      3 McIntyre Sisters Mrs. Sam Dusty Mrs. John Sanderson Mrs. McGrigor Mrs. John Sanderson, first on the left, is Fred Sanderson's mother

      This is a photograph of Lorne A. Eedy with two of his children, Elizabeth Brown Frye Eedy and John Wilson Eedy. A note on the back suggests that it may have been taken in 1917. Lorne A. Eedy took over as publisher/editor of the St. Marys Joural Argus after his ...

      This is a family portrait of the Eedy family around the 1950s. Dorothy and John Wilson Eedy are on the right and beside them are four of their five children. John Wilson Eedy was born and attended school in St. Marys. After the death of his father, Lorne A. Eedy, ...

      This is a photograph of an unidentified group of people. It appears to be a family portrait.

      This is a photograph of Elizabeth, Alice, and John Wilson Eedy, the three children of Grace and Lorne A. Eedy. Lorne A. Eedy took over as publisher/editor of the St. Marys Joural Argus after his father, John Wolfe Eedy, fell ill. He married Grace Wilson in 1911 and together they ...

      "Residence of Mr. R. Blundell"

      Photo of four women posed together all wearing very stylish hats. They are identified as the "Purdue Girls". From left to right: Back row - Margaret Louise (Smith - the mother of Margaret and Lillian Smith) Front - Nellie Caroline (Mercer). Two of the Purdue girls were milliners in Toronto.

      Photo of the "Purdue boys" featuring (front row - from left to right): Jim, Art, Bob and George. The boys in the back have not been identified, but according to the census there were 7 or 8 sons in this large family. The youngest child in this photo (Art) was ...

      Photo of the Sandercock family (name later changed to Sandercott) taken in 1916. They are identified as (left to right): Back - Myrtle, William and James Cecil Front - Wilfred (Tiny), Ann, Frank, Harry, Samuel and Jack. William, Samuel and James are all in uniform. William and James were both ...

      Photo of the Near family taken in St. Marys in 1915. The photo shows (left to right): Back - Frank, Ada, Jack (before enlisting), Bill Front - Harold, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Near and Reg Copy of this photograph was sent overseas by friends to Bill Near - the ...

      Portrait photo of a family. There appears to be 2 men (one older with a white beard, the other with a dark beard), and 3 women (though one looks fairly young - possibly teenager). There are also 2 children, the one being held by the younger bearded man and the ...

      Photo of a family all posed on a fur rug. There is the father who is bearded and sitting in a chair and a mother who is also sitting in a chair on the opposite side of the man. Then there are five children. A girl sitting out front in ...

      Photo of the Reverend William Caven's six children. There are three sons and three daughters. Front Row: Dr. Will Caven, Maggie, Dr. Jack Caven Back Row: Dr. Jim Caven, Mary, Jane. This family was based in Toronto but had many relatives in the Motherwell, Ontario area. Thanks to the comment ...