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    Sarah Barr Thompson was born in 1849 in Bedford Township the daughter of William Barr and Sarah Stinson. In 1881, she married Arthur Thompson. Her daughter Alice was the wife of lockmaster Herman War

    Village of Morton (founded in 1853)looking north towards Elgin, c.1935

    Photograph of Main Street and Kingston Street Elgin, Ontario showing the general store and hotel c.1935. The hotel was torn down c.2001.

    Village of Morton looking north c.1935. Note the second red brick school in the background.

tweedsmuir, 1931     Women's institute with their babies, titled "baby band"

    Edward Curry (1853-1945) fishing guide at Newboro and Chaffey's Locks. He used to row from Newboro every day to guide in Chaffey's and then row back. He stopped guiding about 1940 .

    Edward Curry 1853-1945 was a fishing guide at Chaffey's Lock who resided in Newboro. This picture of him used to hang at the Opinicon Hotel.

    Fishing boats at Chaffey's Locks being towed behind a launch c.1935

    Janice Jarrett Cross at her birthday at Opinicon Hotel. Janice is third from left and Lorraine Warren Crane is in the far right.

    Class at Delta school c.1935 At far right is Etta Jones and Arnold Kell

    Otis Jones (1871-1940) at his farm near Daytown

    Postcard of the Newboro Lock Station c.1930

    Crosby first general store and post office c.1930

    Sarah Jane Whaley Trotter 1879-1969 taken in 1932 in Chantry

    Richard S. Trotter 1874-1951 Taken April 1932 at Chantry . Richard was a dairy farmer.

    Crosby butcher shop c.1930

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    Mickey (Harold) and Fred Alford at Chaffey's Lock c.1930

    Cottage on Big Rideau Lake near Portland Ontario dated 1930.

    Everett J. Teeple(1871-1945) and his wife Margaret Knapp Teeple (1874-1944)farmed in Storrington Township. Everett was also a beekeeper.