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    P.K. Dayfoot and his sister Jennie

    Portrait of Laura Adelia Brown, wife of John B. Dayfoot.

    An unnamed woman. Stamped on the back of the photograph: "L. WILSON, St. Mary's, C.W."

    A tin-type image of an unnamed woman; possibly the same woman as image P10 262.

    A view across the Silver Creek valley showing the Charles Kennedy Saw Mill at Wildwood (now The Watchtower property).

    Sarah Bedford, wife of George Kennedy died February 11, 1875. They were married on 24 May 1821. Also see George Kennedy at P110.

    A portrait of Thomasine (Davidson) Hume (b. 1783), wife of George Hume (d. 1849). They farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    Portrait of Harriet (Kennedy) Higgins. She is credited with being the first white European child born in Georgetown, daughter of George and Sarah Kennedy.

    Robert Christie, teacher at Ballinafad school, stands with his pupils against a rail fence. His father William was teacher at Stewarttown in 1842. Ballinafad school closed in 1869.

   

    George Kennedy (1799-1870) married Sarah Bedford (1798-1875) in 1821 at Gainsborough Township and moved to Esquesing Township.

    Portrait of Thomas Fyfe (1779-1870) seated on a chair. He was the first postmaster in Esquesing (1832), was a Justice of the Peace and was supportive of William Lyon Mackenzie leading up to the Rebel

    Mark Maw (1834-1870) father of Albert Maw.

    Portrait of Thomas and Emma (Collom) Crewson. He was the 5th child of Morgan and Mary (Soper) Crewson Sr. The photo was taken in Acton around the late 1850's to early 1860's.

    Calling card portrait of David Leslie

    A memorial portrait of Hattie Tweedle who died at age 8.

    Sam Rogers, age 9 years

    This may be Jacob Irvine Williams, only son of Jacob and Frances Williams. He died on 30 October 1879 aged 27 years.

    Joseph Hunt Beek was the brother of Frances Beek Huestis, wife of Jacob Williams. His nephew Jacob Irvine Williams (EHS10253) died in 1879.

    Mrs Roden, matron of General Hospital Toronto. William Roden ran a hotel in Glen Williams in the 1860s.