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    Guests on the porch of the Idylwild hotel c.1903 . The Idylwild later became the Opinicon Hotel.

    Lorene Phelps b. 1903 daughter of William Warren Phelps and Ella Alice Halladay (married in 1900)

    Lorene (b.1903) and her baby brother Gerald Phelps (b1905) children of William Warren Phelps and Ella Alice Halladay

    Gladys (b.1899) and her brother Winston Warren Churchill (b.1909) children of George Churchill and Lionne Halladay in Athens c.1909

    Member of the Trotter family (possibly Sarah Jane) c.1900

    Wedding of Ethel Thompson William Henry Mooney in 1907 at Portage La Prairie. Ethel(1883-1977) was born in Frontenac County (her family was from North Crosby originally).

    Charles Alford (1874-1949)was the son of Davis lockmaster, Philander Alford. In 1904 while working as a cheesemaker, he married Rebecca MacDonald (1878-1949). The couple later farmed in North Dakota

    Coloured postcard of boating near the Garrett's Rest resort on the Big Rideau postmarked 1907

    Postcard of boaters near Smiths Falls Ontario on the Rideau

    Edith Chown Pierce(1890-1954)was the life of Lorne Pierce, the well-known publisher from Delta. She was born and married Lorne in Kingston.

    Delta Public School c.1900 Lorne Pierce (1890-1961) is located in the 4th row.

    Delta Public School c.1902 . Lorne Pierce (1890-1961) is in the back row.

    Harriet (Hattie) Pierce and Edward A. Pierce,the hardware store owner in Delta and parents of publisher Lorne Pierce

    Members of the Looby family at Lakeside Farm c.1905. Back l to r: Dorothy McVeety, Jane Wood McVeety,James McVeety, Johanna Looby Wood, Robert Wood Middle row l to r Evelyn McVeety, Jane Brown Wood F

    Lakeside farm and members of the Wood Family on Bass Lake c.1905. The Woods were early settlers (c1835) of Scots origin. Robert Wood is the second from the left and Joanne Looby Wood is 4th from the

    Family outing on Bass Lake c.1900. The tent was pitched near the home of A.E.Wood

    Lombardy's mills went up in fire in June 1909. John Looby was the foreman; Hiram Crate of Smiths Falls was the owner.

    Sawmills and workers in Lombardy c.1905

    William J. Looby (1877-1957) was the son of Edward Looby and Margaret Tweedy. He married Florence Covell(1886-1955) in 1909 and the couple did not have children. The farm was located near Lombardy. T

    Canoeing on Bass Lake at Lakeside Farm c.1900