Résultats

The Intelligencer, 5 Jul 1973     newspaper article

The Intelligencer, 4 Jul 1994     newspaper article with photos - in 2 parts

Henry Bury, The Intelligencer, 4 Jun 2005     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 2 Oct 1973     newspaper article with photo

Henry Bury, The Intelligencer, 7 Nov 2006, p. 8     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 13 Feb 1995     newspaper article with photos - in 2 parts

The Intelligencer, 18 Oct 1973     newspaper article

The Intelligencer, 10 Dec 1987     newspaper article with photo

Brian Amaron, The Intelligencer, 7 Apr 1972     newspaper article

What's Happening in Belleville, 1 Jun 1976     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 19 Sep 1984     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 13 Sep 1989     newspaper advertisement with drawing

The Intelligencer, 5 Sep 1993     newspaper article with photos - in 3 parts

Jack Evans, The Intelligencer, 3 Sep 1993, p. 9     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 7 Feb 1996, p. 10     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 17 Nov 2003, p. 7     newspaper article with photo

The Community Press, Quinte Edition, 3 Dec 2004, p. 15     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 14 May 1974     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 4 Oct 1978     newspaper article

The Intelligencer     newspaper article with photo - no date or source is listed (probably the Intelligencer)

The Intelligencer, 17 Aug 1997, A4     newspaper article with photo

The Intelligencer, 26 Sep 1993     newspaper article with photos - in 2 parts

appeared in The Intelligencer, 28 Jul 1947, p. 2. Date of Event: 25 Jul 1947    

Marg Haylock, belleville intelligencer, 27 Apr 1982     Dan Brady has worn many coats throughout his life. He has gone from entering a Jesuit seminary when he was 25 years old. Eight years later, he returned to a layman's life to pursue a teaching career.

Marg Haylock, belleville intelligencer, 3 Apr 1984     In 1924 Gwendolen Lazier volunteered to travel 800 miles on horseback to Washington, D.C. to deliver an invitation from the City of Belleville to President Calvin Coolidge, even though she had never

    A historical account of Gwen Braidwood's horseback trip

    Gwen Lazier at 18 years old went on horse back on May of 1924 to deliver an invitation to President Calvin Coolidge to attend the 140th anniversary celebrations of the United Empire Loyalists settlem

The Community Press, Quinte Edition, 24 Jun 2005, p. 8     Brian Tackaberry, President of the Quinte Branch of the United Empire Loyalists Association & Town Crier Bruce Bedell congratulated centenarian Gwendolen Lazier Braidwood on her induction into the Le

belleville intelligencer, 21 Feb 1993     Remembering Gwendolen Lazier Braidwood's historic ride

Bill Hunt, belleville intelligencer, 2 Jul 2005, Section a, p. 2     Celebrating centenarian Gwendolen Lazier Braidwood

Luke Hendry, belleville intelligencer, 12 Sep 2005, p. 1     At 100, Gwendolen Lazier Braidwood was able to attend the unveiling of the new look of Belleville's United Empire Loyalist monument

    Molly Bramely used to be a commercial photographer, but she gave that up to follow her dream of landscape photography. The last few summers she goes to the Freeman Patterson studio in the Maritimes t

belleville intelligencer, 19 Apr 1990     Celebrating the life of Molly Bramley, who passed away

belleville intelligencer, Apr 1994     Photo of Dr. Branscombe

    A biographical history of composer Gena Branscombe

Viva Richmond Graham, belleville intelligencer, 3 Oct 1964     The biographical history of composer Gena Branscombe continued

Viva Richmond Graham, belleville intelligencer, 10 Oct 1964     The biographical history of composer Gena Branscombe concluded

The Picton Gazette (Picton, Ontario), 10 Aug 1977     Remembering composer Gena Branscombe

belleville intelligencer, 26 Nov 1960     Gena Branscombe composed a song, "Arms That Have Shelter'd Us" as a dedication to the Royal Canadian Navy on its 50th Anniversary

belleville intelligencer, 7 Mar 1994     Gena Branscombe was a composer who became a household name in the U.S. during the first half of this century, but she never forgot her roots