Portrait of some of the Dietrich children: Alfred standing at left (born 1907); Mary (born 1906); Hubert (born 1893) and Louis Junior seated in chair to left (born 1910). Original and one copy. Children of Mayor Louis F. and Anna (nee Schneider) Dietrich. Alfred Dietrich, born 1899, died in 1905; ...
Portrait of some of the Dietrich children: Alfred standing at left (born ...
Set of three postcards with panaramic view of the Uptown Waterloo area. Seagram's distillery at left background; Alexander House Hotel on the right, at King and William streets; the spire of the English Methodist church (later First United Church)at 16 William street west in the centre foreground. Factories and businesses ...
Set of three postcards with panaramic view of the Uptown Waterloo area. ...
Image of the Mayor (1929-1930) Louis F. Dietrich family house in St. Agatha with family members posed outside. The Dietrich family moved into Waterloo (42 Erb street east) in 1909. http://www.waterloo.ca/en/government/louis-dietrich.asp
Image of the Mayor (1929-1930) Louis F. Dietrich family house in St. ...
Head and shoulders portrait of Anna M. Schneider Dietrich, wife of Mayor (1929-1930) Louis F. Dietrich of Waterloo. Married October 25, 1892. http://generations.regionofwaterloo.ca/getperson.php?personID=I80967&tree=generations Charles Schneuker listed as a photographer in Berlin (Kitchener) from 1881 to 1895.
Head and shoulders portrait of Anna M. Schneider Dietrich, wife of Mayor ...
Alexander Clemens Dietrich standing on the steps of the Dietrich family home at 42 Erb street east. Alexander Clemens was born November 23, 1911, son of Mayor Louis F. Dietrich and Anna (nee Schneider) of Waterloo.
Alexander Clemens Dietrich standing on the steps of the Dietrich family home ...
Set of three postcards with panoramic view of the Uptown Waterloo area. Seagram's distillery at left background; Alexander House Hotel on the right, at King and William streets; the spire of the English Methodist church (later First United Church)at 16 William street west in the centre foreground. Factories and businesses ...
Set of three postcards with panoramic view of the Uptown Waterloo area. ...
Advertising calendar for the year 1940 produced by the Waterloo Trust and Savings Company. Each month features a photo from a photography contest. The photos feature scenes from Waterloo County, including the Martin Meeting House, Doon Mills Ruins and the Covered Bridge in West Montrose. The Waterloo Trust and Savings ...
Advertising calendar for the year 1940 produced by the Waterloo Trust and ...
Statutory Declaration regarding boundary lines for lots 29 and 30 at 30 Menno Street, Waterloo. This declaration indicates that the southern boundary of the property was actually 113 feet from the intersection of Weaver Street (now Dawson Street.) There are two copies of the document. The first copy references Jacob ...
Statutory Declaration regarding boundary lines for lots 29 and 30 at 30 ...
Deed of Land for lots 29 and 30 at 30 Menno Street, Waterloo. The land was sold by William and Edith Kaster (Grantor) to Hazel Yvonne Irons (Grantee). The land deed also includes a description and the coordinates of the property. In 1951, Jacob C. Eby and Helen T. Eby ...
Deed of Land for lots 29 and 30 at 30 Menno Street, ...
Mortgage paperwork for lots 29 and 30 at 30 Menno Street, Waterloo. The mortgagor is Hazel Yvonne Irons, and the mortgagee is the Canada Trustco Mortgage Company. The mortgage is for $25,500 at a 12.5% interest rate. In 1951, Jacob C. Eby and Helen T. Eby purchased these lots from ...
Mortgage paperwork for lots 29 and 30 at 30 Menno Street, Waterloo. ...
Building Location Survey showing the divisions for lots 29 and 30 on Menno Street, Waterloo. The survey also shows the locations of buildings and other property features. This survey was completed by Guenther Rueb Surveying Limited in 1984. The paper is signed by Guenther Rueb, Ontario Land Surveyor. In 1951, ...
Building Location Survey showing the divisions for lots 29 and 30 on ...
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