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      Born in Beverley Township, Wentworth County, July 22, 1815

      Mary Howard wife of Thos. Whitfield Howard ca. 1830 London Township

      William Weir Sr. Father of the first white child born in St. Marys

      Elisabeth McLean ? McLeod ?

      Note: among Wes' Aunt Maria's belongings, Mrs. Wm. Stevens deceased - maiden name Maria Fewster.

      Note: among Wes' Aunt Maria's belongings (Mrs. Wm. Stevens deceased - maiden name Maria Fewster)

      Note: among Wes' Aunt Maria's belongings. (Mrs. Wm. Stevens deceased - maiden name Maria Fewster)

      Ferrotype (also called tintype) of two men and a child. The one man is sitting in a suit with his legs crossed on a chair. The other man is standing behind the seated man wearing a fur jacket and hat. Then there is a little boy sitting on a table ...

      Theodore Hutton; died 1898 Built Hutton block south of Opera House in 1868

      Henry Andrews Died 1880 A stone mason Father of Wm. Andrews Sr. (worked on arches of G.T.R. railway bridge; built Heinbeck home)

      This is a photo of the old stone schoolhouse that once existed on the southwest corner of Queen and James Streets. This building was not only the first school in St. Marys, but also operated as an Anglican Church and later the drill hall for the 110th Perth Battalion Platoon ...

      John O'Connor 1846 - 31 Jan 1920 Born Innes, Cty. Clare To Canada 1854 - Life long resident of St. Marys. Operated livery of National Hotel.

      Photo of a female child standing beside a chair.

      Photo of Eunice Cruttenden at the age of 19. She later became Mrs. Leon Moses Clench and was the Mother of Nora Clench. She is pictured here wearing a dress with a belt at the waist and lac at the collar. These photos are reproductions done by Gray of St. ...

      On back: One of Permelia (Dodge) Cruttenden's sisters Sarah Dodge Bundy (of Buffalo)? or _________ Dodge Williams (of Illinois).

      William Williams Architect St. Marys

      Carte de visite of William Weir (b. June 1809 - d. January 1, 1882). William Weir was the husband of Margaret McArthur Weir and the father of William, John, Anne, Bessie, Frances and Duncan. This photo would appear to be a reproduction of an earlier photo as this specific photographer ...

      Caleb Richardson His wife Elisabeth Fairbairn - my great aunt Janet Fairburn married Mr. Llily

      Photo of an old stone schoolhouse - the first schoolhouse to be built in St. Marys. This stone school was located on the southwest corner of James and Queen Streets. See Early St. Marys by L.W. Wilson and L.R. Pfaff for more information (#2).

      Photo of David Maxwell Sr. (Died September, 1898). Maxwell's was a factory in St. Marys that made washing machines, other household items and farm implements. Mr. Maxwell is pictured here looking off to the side wearing a bow-tie and has very long sideburns. There are 2 copies of this photo. ...