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    Photo reprint from the collection of L. Ringer.

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    Little likely took this image from a boat or canoe, possibly documenting a regatta or boating event.

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    See the external link for the original source and the following information: Could be Bennett's, Douglas', Saunders, Lackey or Christie.

    See the external link for the original source and the following information: Children of James Corbett & Elizabeth Picture #2 This is Tom Corbett and his wife Priscilla WOODS - probably on their wedd

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    As catalogued on http://sites.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/Pictures/covington2.htm This picture is of Florence Cartland with her husband, Arthur Dudley and daughter Myra. They had moved for a short time to

    As catalogued on http://sites.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/Pictures/covington2.htm This picture is taken on the Rideau Canal probably between 1910 and 1915. John Cartland born 1859 in Montague. He was the

    See the Pages box at top of this page and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the three original scans that were used to stitch this photo into one image. A listing of the students' na

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    The people in this photo are unidentified. Despite the features of the low stone wall and the building in the background, the exact location of this scene is not known.

    Information about Richard George Shaw appeared in the caption written for his father Richard Shaw - below as catalogued on http://sites.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/Pictures/shaw.htm Richard George (called

    1889 photo reprinted in the Record News and clipped out for inclusion in a 1936 scrapbook by Janet Lemex, the collection of L. Ringer. Caption reads: "Inter-council meeting in 1889." "In 1889 Town Co

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    The people in this photo are unidentified, but George Little might be the man on the left and to his right, May (Lee) Little.