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    House near the village of Elgin c.1950

    Charlotte (Lottie Baker) 1866-1930 was a long-time teacher at the Red Brick School in Elgin. Her father was Ransom Baker and mother Charlotte Pennock. She married Harry Kelsey and Myron Beadle.

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

    Lorene and Gerald Phelps

    Lorene Phelps

    Anna Dwyer born 1916 and Theresa Dwyer c.1920

    Rideau Canal carpenters building gates in the traditional way at Chaffey's Locks c.1960

    Women raking in Elgin c1915

    Card with Elgin United Church c1955. Inside note indicates that new parsonage had been built and Women's Auxiliary were working hard for the church. It was signed Elma.

    Women's group in Elgin c1915

    Jennie Kerr (left) and friend c.1910 in Elgin

    Ethel Howe and Jennie Kerr (right) Elgin c.1905

    Jennie Kerr and friend c.1905 (Jennie is on the left) in Elgin

    Charles Kerr was the tinsmith and later postmaster in Elgin. This was the family home where is daughter Elsie was raised.

    Elsie Kerr (2d from right bottom row) and friends in Elgin c.1915

    Group of women near Elgin in Winter c.1915

   

    Elsie Kerr (right) and friend in Elgin c.1915

    Elsie Kerr and unidentified children in Elgin c.1915

    Charles Kerr (1865-1945) was the Elgin tinsmith and later postmaster. He is sitting with Delbert Campbell the funeral direction and John Sullivan (unknown child). Picture dates from c.1915