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    Richard English seated on front porch of his Markdale home, flanked by his niece Eva (Smith) Jordan-Ostema (left), of Irbanna, IL, and his nephew Robert James Smith (right), of Meaford, Ont. Both wer

    Agnes Macphail's sisters Gertha Reany and Lilly Bailey in 1975

    Daughter of Michael and Christine Kirby, local Grey County Historians and former archeologists

    Seven Caswell sisters in 1916, standing youngest to oldest. Left to right: Midred, Ruby, Elsie, Myrtle, Edna, Florence, and Margaret

    Three members of the Charles hales family: Elizabeth "Kate" (Young) Hales (1858-?), William Hales (1868-1939), and Margaret Hales (1869-1938).

    A group of men and boys pictured together at the Cuckoo Valley Fishing Club clubhouse near Bowles Hill in the Beaver Valley. Top row, left to right: Art (Arthur), Murray (Drew-Brook?), and Joe Jr. Bo

Markdale Standard, April 30, 1942, Not Known     Proton Township Girl Shoots Father Ruby Campbell, 14-year-old. Proton township girl, shot her father at the farm home on con. 14, early Saturday morning. The father, Robert Campbell, had been in fail

    The photographer, D.H. Palmer, was the father of James Palmer who became Agnes Macphail's campaign manager.

    Henrietta Campbell McPhail (right) and youngest daughter Lilly Bailey (left) with twin granddaughters Lena (later McCracken; in Lilly's arms) and Jean (later Clunas; in Henrietta's arms).

    See Split Rail Country Vol. 1, pp. 63-65 and Split Rail Vol. II p.158 for more information

    Studio portrait of Agnes Macphail as a young child with her mother, Henrietta McPhail (née Campbell).

    The first part of a multiple-part article written by Agnes Macphail about her family history in Proton, Ontario

    The third and final part of a series of articles written by Agnes Macphail about her pioneer ancestors

    This candid photograph of the McPhail family shows (from left to right) Gertha, Dugald, Agnes, Henrietta and Lilly McPhail

    This is the front cover of the duotang-bound typescript.