Innisfil Historical Society

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: James Latimer; James Latimer, son of Samuel Latimer and Elizabeth Spring From p. 100, Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II Costumes and clothing, IHS3382-105E

: James Leonard Farm; James Leonard Farm. Page 94 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Volume 11., IHS3382-99A

: James Rainey; James Rainey welding in his Blacksmith Shop in Thorton, which he owned and operated for over 20 years., IHS2706

: James Rainey; James Rainey in his blacksmith shop in Thornton using an electric drill., IHS2707

: James Rainey; Welding in the Thornton Blacksmith Shop. Mr. Rainey owned and operated this shop for over 20 years., IHS2706

: James Scott; James Scott - Stroud undertaker - killed about 1894 when horse bolted and threw him out of buggy. He was also a carpenter. Built house on NH Lot 11, Conc. 5, which is still standing today (on the Papp farm) Costumes, IHS899

: James Taylor; James Taylor (at Miss Spence's)

: James Wellington Willson and Wife Johanna Gleason; James Wellington Willson and his wife Johanna Gleason, parents of Mrs. Robert Reive and Mrs. William Patterson of Fifth Line, Innisfil., IHS1510

: James Whan House; Photo of the exterior of the James Whan House in Belle Ewart, located near the store in the Tent City district. The people in the picture are unknown., IHS570

: James and Mary Henry- Wedding Photo; James Henry and wife-Mary Elizabeth Thompson 1862-1953. Wedding Photo. Lived at several places in Thornton, including farm at Lot l-Con. 7. (Donor is 5th generation of Henrys - on this farm. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3452

: Jane Irving Reid; Jane Irving Reid. Married James Reid May 26, 1874 Reid, Mrs. James Irving, Jane, IHS2739

: Jane Irving Reid; Jane Irving Reid, December 8, 1855 - December 15, 1919. Married to James Reid May 26, 1874 Irving, Jane Reid, Mrs. James Costumes and clothing, IHS2746

: Jane Reid; Front: Jane Reid and Harvey Reid. Back: Zella Reid (later Dale) and Haughton Reid, Photo taken after Harvey came home from First World War., IHS590

: Jane Reid; Mrs. Amelia Quantz' mother, Jane Reid at farm home, 5th Line, lot 23, Bell Ewart, IHS660

: Jane and Corporal Harvey Walter Reid; Photo of Jane Reid with Harvey Reid, taken after first World War when he came home. Reid was born in Lefroy, Ontario, he enlisted in the 222nd Battalion in Killarney, Manitoba. Jane -- grand daughter of May Reid Harvey- uncle of May Reid, IHS589

: Janet Beck Patterson; Photo of Janet Beck Patterson (1837-1906). She was born in Scotland and later married David Boyes., IHS2321

: Janet Duncan And Her Daughter Lola; Janet Duncan (Mrs. Daniel Campbell), left, of Barrie was the daughter of James Duncan and Margaret Hood. She taught school for many years at Knock. She is pictured with her daughter, Lola, later Mrs. John Steel., IHS2350

: Janet Ralston; Charcoal portrait of Janet Ralston Guest (1854-1924) with her pet dog. Janet was the wife of George Guest, and daughter of James and Joan Ralston (née McGowan) of Innisfil. She lived most of her life in south Innisfil and eventually retired in Lefroy., IHS2728

: Janet Wallace; Janet Wallace (1832-1906) later Mrs. Samuel Haughton -descendants in West Salem, Wisconsin. Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS1249

: Jay And Bert Smyth; Jay and Bert Smyth. From page 88 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Vol.1., IHS3381-88

: Jean (Loudon) Warnica; Jean (Loudon) Warnica (Mrs. Bob Warnica) emigrated from Glasgow, Scotland. She was born Aug. 28, 1884 and moved to Canada with siblings Bessy and Mary about 1923. She worked for a Toronto lawyer and would accompany his family as a servant to their Strathallan Woods cottage. After Bob died, Jean lived with her sister Mary McCracker and husband in Toronto, later moved to Archer retirement home at Bayfield St.and Cundles where she died May 13, 1964, interred next to her husband in St. Paul's Cemetery Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3902

: Jean And Doris Ross; R to L: Jean and Doris Ross in front of house.

: Jean Boyes; Portrait of Jean Boyes, baptized "Jane". Born in 1869 and died in 1912, Jean Boyes never married., IHS2320

: Jean Cowan; Jean Cowan, three months old, she was born in 1908, the daughter of George Cowan, they lived on Lot 20, Concession ll, north half., IHS2994

: Jean Cowan; Portrait of Jean Cowan as a toddler wearing a muff and collar made of sheep's wool. She was the daughter of William Cowan and Isabella Boyes., IHS2323

: Jean Cowan At Barrie Collegiate; Jean Cowan, daughter of W. J. and Bella (Boyes) Cowan. The photograph was taken while attending Barrie Collegiate Institute., IHS2985

: Jean E. Ross (Cowan); Jean E. Ross (Cowan) born 14/6, 08, married James Victor Ross, they lived at N/H Lot 14, Concession 7, Innisfil., IHS2982

: Jean Elizabeth Cowan; Jean Elizabeth Cowan born July 14, 1908. Married James Victor Ross of Guthrie, Ontario July 20, 1945. They had 3 children - David Donald, James Malcolm, and Janet Isabelle Margaret Cowan, Jean Elizabeth James Victor Ross, IHS3007

: Jean Saunter; Jean Saunter at spinning wheel. She spun Angora wool from rabbits raised and knitted it into garments Business - weaver Costumes and clothing - methods, IHS1663

: Jean Saunter; Jean Saunter's Angora rabbits in hutches. She plucked the wool, spun it and knitted it into mitts, gloves and tams Animals - rabbits Costumes and clothing - methods, IHS1662

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