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: Mrs. Mary Ann Fagan; Portrait of Mrs. Mary Ann Fagan (née Culbert). She lived on the S.E. corner of the 20th Sideroad and the 8th concession. She was grandmother to Mr. Wallace Springs., IHS832s

: Mrs. Mary Lazenby; Photograph of Mrs. Mary Lazenby, Mrs. Sybil Stansfield's grandmother. Mrs. Mary Lazenby is Robert Lazenby's wife. Mrs. Lazenby was born in Innisfil, the date is unknown, and she was buried in the 6th line cemetery., IHS563

: Mrs. Mary Little, And Christine Scott; Mrs. William Little ( Mary Bennet) and granddaughter Christine Scott,now Mrs.Jack Coleman., IHS712

: Mrs. Mary Pratt Quantz; Mrs. John Quantz, the former Mary Pratt was born in "the salt box" in London, England. she was eleven years old when she came to Innisfil about 1834 with her parents, John Pratt (1792-1861) and Ann Smith (1801-1851). John Pratt gave the land from his farm for St. Paul's church and cemetery. The family of Mrs. John Quantz were: Daniel, born about 1845, Annie (Sloan) born about 1847, Margaret, born about 1852, Olive (Belfry) born 1862. PRATT - QUANTZ, IHS1098

: Mrs. Mayme Black; Photo of Margaret "Mayme" Elizabeth Black, taken outside of her own home in Stroud. Mayme was born in 1885, married Oswald R. Black in 1919, and died in 1966. Both her maiden and married surnames were Black as her husband was a relation from a different branch of the pioneering Black family of Innisfil. Mayme was the daughter of James Black and Mary Lennox, granddaughter of Robert Black and Margaret Booth, and great-granddaughter of James Black and Mary Latimer, who emigrated to Innisfil from Dungannon Ireland in 1847. She was a regular contributor to the Stroud news. She is pictured here in 1921 with dark hair wearing a light coloured cardigan and inspecting some flowers growing next to her house, IHS1472

: Mrs. Mcbride; Mrs. McBride and daughter and friends at dedication service at Wilson Hill Cemetery.

: Mrs. Mel Donnelly'S; Mrs. Mel Donnelly's place.

: Mrs. Monkman; Mrs. Monkman.

: Mrs. Monkman and Kathy Monkman; Mrs. Monkman pouring and granddaughter Kathy Monkman, vocalist during the evening.

: Mrs. Norman (Alice) Baker; Mrs. Norman (Alice) Baker - Curator of the Tweedsmuir History. Left Joan McLean (Mrs. Bruce) Assistant Curator Right- Alice M. Baker (Mrs. Norman) Curator of the Tweedsmuir History 1976.

: Mrs. O.R. Black; Mrs. O.R. Black, from the Stroud Tweedsmiur History Volume 11., IHS3382-133B

: Mrs. R.N. Robinson; Mrs. R.N. Robinson (nee Florence Cooper).

: Mrs. Ritchie Boyes; Mrs. Ritchie Boyes (née Janet Beck), came from Scotland and lived on the southeast corner of Churchill. She was the sister of Mrs. Francis Rogerson, 3rd Line, and Mrs. Irving Nelson, Sr., 10th Line. She had no children of her own., IHS2368

: Mrs. Robert Graham; Mrs. Robert Graham's home.

: Mrs. Robert J. Stewart; Mrs. Robert J. Stewart (1858-1931) (nee Monica McCullough) Costumes and Clothing., IHS1732

: Mrs. Robert Sawyer (Touse); Monica Touse, born 1813 in Siglesthorn, Yorkshire, England. She was the wife of Robert Sawyer, also of Yorkshire. Costumes, IHS1695

: Mrs. Roy Goodfellow; Mrs. Roy Goodfellow (nee Clara Kell)., IHS3384-84

: Mrs. Sadie Walker; Photograph of Mrs. Sadie Walker, an original member of the Cookstown Tweedsmuir History Committee. In the photo she is wearing a watch, glasses, and a patterned dress and is standing next to a table with a doorway in the background. The photo was taken inside a home.

: Mrs. Sam Nevils; Mrs. Sam Nevil's house.

: Mrs. Susan Robinson; Portrait of Mrs. James Robinson (m. James Guest Robinson, 1826-1903). She came to Innisfil in 1840 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robinson from County Armagh, Ireland., IHS1918

: Mrs. Taylor And Miss Spence; Mrs. Taylor and Miss Spence - Note the hitching post. Taken by Mr. Finley's show store and Broley's Bake shop.

: Mrs. Ted Webb and Mrs. Lennox Black; Mrs. Ted Webb and Mrs. Lennox Black. From the Stroud Tweedsmuir Histories, Vol. 4., IHS3384-89C

: Mrs. Thelma Adam'S Store and Home; Mrs. Thelma Adam's Store and Home.

: Mrs. Thomas Bateman; A portrait of Mrs. Thomas Bateman

: Mrs. Thomas Emrick; Photograph of Mrs. Thomas Emrick., IHS366

: Mrs. Thomas Jack; Seated: Mrs. Thomas Jack, (Elizabeth Hood) L to R : Herman Jack, William Jack Infant probably Von Jack, son of Herman Jack., IHS3528s

: Mrs. Thomas Lynd; Mrs. Thomas Lynd, Eliza Abigail, later Mrs. East. (nee Clement) COSTUME, IHS67

: Mrs. Thomas Mccullough; Mrs. Thomas McCullough (nee Elizabeth Sawyer). Note bonnet. Wife of Mr. Thomas McCullough. Born in 1837

: Mrs. Thomas Mccullough; Mrs. Thomas McCullough(Elizabeth Sawyer, born May 28,1837- "Lizzie"). Married March 16, 1854. Lizzie Sawyer was daughter of Robert Sawyer and Monica Touse, one of a family of seven daughters and seven sons (of whom seven had blue eyes and seven had brown eyes!), IHS2109

: Mrs. Thomas Mccullough; (Sitting): Mrs. Thomas McCullough (1837-1925) (nee Elizabeth Sawyer) (Standing): Mrs. Robert Stewart (1858-1931) (nee Monica McCullough), Mabel Stewart, Mrs. Hugh Donnelly (1889-1952), Luella Donnelly, IHS1717

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