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    Copy of the front and back of a portrait of Catherine Stull (1765-1857), wife of Latham Stull of Esquesing. The original is in the Ackert Family Bibile in the possession of Anne Ackert of London, Ont

    Patricia King wrote to the EHS: The man identified as "Mr Chisholm" in this photo was my great grandfather. He was my father's (Kenneth Chisholm King) mother's (Mary Ann Chisholm - called "Annie") fa

    Mrs. Mable Grant LAWSON died 7 December 1926. Poorly retouched.

    The brick church sttod on the same site as the present one. It was erected in 1867 and dismantled in 1887 and rebuilt as a house at the enterance to the Fairgrounds Park.

    Star Grocery on Main Street, owned by J. M. McDermid. Now the site of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

    Gertrude H. Dayfoot, daughter of J.B. Dayfoot and Emily Augusta Dayfoot.

    Mr. George L. Beardmore (b. 16 Feb 1818-1893) started Tannery with brother Joseph in Hamilton in 1840. Purchased Acton Tannery in 1865. Passed it onto his sons: W.D., George W., A.O. and F.N. Beardmo

    BRISTOL, VERMONT - M. Dayfoot home in Vermont, U.S.A. It was built in 1790.

    Mary (Fisher) Hume (1819-1900) seated at a table. She married Alexander Hume (1810-1879) on 21 March 1839 and they farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    A carte de visite for John Duff. He was born in 1841 in Scotland and died in 1905 and is buried at Fairview Cemetery although he farmed Lot 8, Con. 1, Erin Township with his wife Elizabeth Stewart of

    Margaret Hume (1860-1946). She married George Currie (1857- 1918) in 1883 and they farmed Lot 6, Con. 7, Esquesing.

    This photo is warped by water damage.

    This photo is warped and damaged by water.

    Rev. James Pedley (1856-1933), graduated from McGill University, Montreal in 1884 and received his theological training at the Congregational College, Montreal. He became pastor of the Georgetown Con

    Later called Chapel Street School

    Members of the United Presbyterian Church Sunday School. The man with whiskers in the centre is the minister Rev. Finnie. Also, in the picture are members of the Chisholm, Elliott, Bowman, Scott, Ale

    George Soper stands in front of his 17 Mill Street East store. The International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) have rented the upper floor for their lodge room.

    Albert Edward Maw and Elizabeth Martha Coulthurst. Married 7 February 1888 in Madison, Wisconsin. (4 copies)

    Physical details: black and white picture printed on colour paper; modern copy ofolder original.

    Jacob Richard Beek (b. 1852) and his wife Elizabeth Aisthorpe. He was probably related to Joseph Beek, clothier of Glen Williams.