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    Black and white negative of a photograph of Janet Young (nee Sinclair), wife of James Young, and her granddaughter, Winnifred Isobel McIntosh, aged 5 months.

    A black and white photograph showing four generations of the Harding family.

    A black and white photograph showing four generations of the Harding family.

    A black and white photograph of four generations from a Whitby family.

    A black and white photograph of two unidentified men from the Moorehouse family in Whitby and a baby.

    A black and white photograph of two unidentified men from the Moorhouse family in Whitby and a baby.

    A black and white family photograph. There are nine persons in this photograph. The man wearing a tie and white shirt in the front row of this photograph is Ernest John Ellis (nick name: Jack Ellis).

    A black and white photograph of four people standing in front of a house in Myrtle. From left to right the people in this photograph are: unidentified, unidentified, John Alfred Carmichael, Mrs. John

    A black and white photograph of the Dafoe family. James Howard Dafoe is standing on the left of his wife Evelyn Peggy Benn Dafoe and their daughter June is standing on the right of the photograph.

    Black and white portrait of the Roy Brown family.

    Joseph George Ottenbrite (1893-1988) and Teresa M. Nagel (1899-1981) married in 1916 and had 10 children (Jean, Gertrude, Josephine, Joseph, James, Clement Frederick, Wilfred, Peter, George and Ray).

    Family portrait photograph.

    Front row from left to right: Pete Sandford, Ron Huntley, George Huntley, Florence Huntley, Doug Wiles and Fred Skinner. Second row from left to right: Joan (Heydon) Huntley, Verna (Huntley) Sandford

    Front row from left to right: Pete Sandford, Ron Huntley, George Huntley, Florence Huntley, Doug Wiles and Fred Skinner. Second row from left to right: Joan (Heydon) Huntley, Verna (Huntley) Sandford

    Front row from left to right: Pete Sandford, Ron Huntley, George Huntley, Florence Huntley, Doug Wiles and Fred Skinner. Second row from left to right: Joan (Heydon) Huntley, Verna (Huntley) Sandford

    A group of people gathered for a portrait. This appears to be a family portrait.

    Isabella Greenwood died in 1887.

    George (1821-1910) and Isabella (Tocher) (1830-1920) Anderson had eight children: George Tocher (1856-1939), Jane Booth (1857-1866), Isabella Jessie (1859-1943), William Booth (1861-1900), Alexander

    William Clarence Town (1885-1963) was a prominent businessman in the town of Whitby. He operated a furniture business starting in 1927 at 126 Brock Street South and in 1954 with his sons, he opened a

    Group/family portrait in front of All Saints Church in Whitby. This is a photo of the parents and godparents on the day of the baptism of three granddaughters born in 1948 to the Town family: Susan,