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    Thomas Bailey (1852-1929) lived at Lot 6 Concession 2 Lobo Township (R.R.#2 Komoka). This is a card mounted, undated photograph. Mr. Bailey appears to be middle aged in the photograph so it was perha

    This undated, card mounted photograph of an unidentified man was taken by Cooper & Sanders photographers. Cooper & Sanders were in business from 1896 to 1909 at 403 Richmond Street, as shown on the m

    This is possibly John Shore (1811-1906) who was a farmer in Westminster Township. This undated Carte-de-Visite may have been taken ca. 1871-1906. There is no indication of who the photographer was. T

    This undated Carte-de-Visite has the photographer's stamp , J. Hood, on the back. John Hood was born in Toronto in 1864 and came to London with his family a few years later. He was an active photogra

    Black and white photograph of full-body, side view of George Gibson in catcher's gear wearing Pittsburgh Pirates ball cap on baseball field. Another player from the opposing team is approaching carry

    This is a print of an original cabinet card photograph which has been mounted on card. The Ontario Voters lists for 1877-1879 lists Dudley Merrills at Concession A, Lot 6 in London Township. Accordin

    This is possibly Robert Summers (1810-1897) who was a farmer most of his life but spent a few years as a merchant. In 1869 he established a knitting shop in Byron and installed the first knitting mac

    This is a copy of a cabinet card photograph. The undated photograph would have been taken sometime between 1857 and 1890 when the photographer, John Cooper, was in business. The map shows the locatio

    This is possibly the James Ferguson who was Middlesex County Registrar for many years. His death registration shows that he died at age 75 on Mar 24, 1884. This is a copy of an undated cabinet card p

    This is possibly Cyrus Wareham Sumner (1803-1880) who came to Westminster Township in 1819 and settled at Lot 19 Concession 2 in 1835. ("Delaware and Westminster Townships" edited by Jennifer Grainge

    This undated copy of cabinet card portrait would have originally been taken between 1857 and 1890 when John Cooper was in business in London, Ontario. The photographer's imprint, including logo, appe

    A copy of an undated portrait originally taken between 1857 and 1890 when the photography studio of John Cooper was in operation in London, Ontario. On the front the is the photographer's imprint, in

    This is possibly James H. Gibson and wife. James H. Gibson's obituary, which appeared in the London Free Press May 5, 1875 p. 4 col. 1, describes him as "London's Tom Thumb" who collected market fees

    This Carte-de-Visite from Frank Cooper's studio would have been taken sometime between 1868 and 1909, the dates he was in business. The photographer's ornate imprint, with logo, is on the back of the

    This is a copy of an undated original. Since John Cooper's studio was in business between 1857 and 1890 and Rev. William Proudfoot died in 1851 it would appear that the John Cooper studio may have re

    This is a copy of an undated cabinet card photograph. The photographer's stamp on the back of the card indicates that this photograph was probably taken ca. 1877 when John Cooper had been in business

    Alexander S. Abbott, city clerk from 1858 to 1890, was born June 30, 1812 in Ireland and died in London, January 13, 1898. (Source for birth and death dates: "Families" Vol. 14 No. 2, Spring 1975, pp

    This is a copy of the original cabinet card portrait from the studio of John Cooper who was in business between 1857 and 1890 in London, Ontario. Whoever wrote the identity of the subject on the reve

    This undated cabinet card photograph was taken in the Frank Cooper studio when it was located at 169-173 Dundas Street. It would have been taken between 1884, the first year the studio was at this ad

    Henry Roots, a plasterer, is first listed in the 1868-69 London City Directory. He was born in Boston on Sept. 9, 1811 and died on Sept. 2, 1893 in London Ontario. He is buried at Woodland Cemetery,