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    Emily-Irene Morphy was born on 3 Aug 1884 to Henry Edmund Morphy and Miriam Maria Pellatt. She married John Alexander Craig on 15 Aug 1908 in Toronto. She died on 9 Jul 1963.

    The lady in the middle of the back row is Edith Evans, mother of Dorothy. Edith was the owner and operator (along with her husband) of Gold Medal Cleaners for many years. The couple resided above the

    Black-and-white photo of Edith Evans and two unidentified women at a cabin on Rice Lake.

    Miriam Maria Morphy (nee Pellatt) was born 7 Dec 1856 in Kingston, the daughter of Henry Pellatt and Emma Mary Holland and the sister of Sir Henry Pellatt. She married Henry Edmund Morphy (a young la

    Black and white photo of four women (from behind) standing at the door of a beach refreshment stand.

    Three Women in a backyard

    The ambulance garages at the Oshawa Airport

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    Young girl in a towel

    A girl on a bicycle

    Albert Street W.A. women

    Mounted on card bearing photographer's imprint.

    The Pedlar People Ltd. began as a small store on the corner of Bond and Simcoe Sts. in the 1840s by Henry Pedlar. Eventually a sheet metal plant was built behind the store, which was taken over by hi

    Girl Guides is an organization devoted to the growth of girls in the community. It grew out of the Boy Scouts movement in the early part of the twentieth century. In fact it was Agnes Baden Powell wh

    Miriam Maria Morphy (nee Pellatt) was born 7 Dec 1856 in Kingston, the daughter of Henry Pellatt and Emma Mary Holland and the sister of Sir Henry Pellatt. She married Henry Edmund Morphy (a young la

    Black-and-white portrait of four unidentified female members of the Vinson family.

    Woman with two babies

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