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: The Hubbert Family; Studio photo of the family of James Hubbert of Holly and his wife Martha Hubbert (née Srigley). Mr. and Mrs. Hubbert are seated in the front row, and their children are standing in a row behind them. From left to right they are: Bert, Sadie, George, Frances, Ed, Maimie, Art, and Lemuel. The photo dates to 1918 and they are all formally dressed., IHS1676

: The Hubbert Family; Portrait of the Hubbert family. Pictured from left to right - Back Row: Jonathan Hubbert, John Hubbert, William Hubbert, and Wilti Hubbert. Front Row: Rhoda Hubbert, their mother Ann Hubbert (née Teasdale, d. 1924), and Thursa Hubbert., IHS1548

: The Hubbert Family; Portrait of the Hubbert Family. Pictured from left to right - Back Row: Gertrude (m. Stafford Reid), Bertha (m. Harvey Carr), and Mary. Front Row: John Hubbert, William (father of Ross Hubbert) and Emily (née Herrell, mother of John)., IHS1550

: The Hubbert/Hopkins Family; A photo of the Hubbert/Hopkins family pictured standing in front of one wall of the Hubbert home. They are informally dressed with the men in overalls and the women in light dresses. Pictured from left to right are William Hopkins, Clara Hogins of Manitoulin Island, unknown, Mrs. Wilti Hubbert and Wilti Hubbert in front of the Hubbert's home., IHS2733

: The Irving Family; Outdoor group photo of various members of the Irving family standing in front of the porch of a brick house. Pictured from left to right, back row: Sarah Irving, Beatrice Miller, Irene Irving, Myrtle Irving, Mabel Cooper, and Audrey Miller. Front Row Irving Miller, Gladys Miller, Joyce Miller, and Lois Miller. The one young boy, Irving, is wearing suspenders while all the women are wearing long dresses., IHS2378-G

: The Irving Family Tree; Photo of a number of members of the Irving family gathered outdoors. The men are wearing suits and hats, and the women are in dresses. Pictured from left to right - Standing: Sarah Irving, John Barnhardt, Dorothy Barnhardt, Beatrice Irving, Maggie Barnhardt, Thomas Irving, Cristina Irving (in white), Mabel Cooper, and Clara Irving. Seated are: George Luck, Cristina Luck, Edward Barnhardt, Clarence Cooper, and Harry Irving., IHS2378-D

: The Irving Household; The homestead of Thomas Irving and family. The photo shows a large gabled house of dichromatic brick, with several people standing by the side in dresses and suits. Pictured from left to right are: Lewis, Thomas, Sarah, Beatrice, Mabel, Clarence Cooper, and Harry (laying on ground)., IHS2378-13

: The Irwin Family; Portrait of the Irwin family taken in their home in front of a curtain. The men are all dressed in dark suits and the two women are wearing dresses. Pictured from left to right - Back Row: Cecil, James, Edmund, Bert, and Claetus Irwin. Front Row: Dalton, Bertha, Mr. William Irwin, Mrs. Edith Irwin (née Webb), and Ernest Irwin., IHS2624

: The Jackson Family; Photo of Edward Jackson standing behind his two daughters Evelyn (left) and Sandra (right), posing in front of the 100-year old home of Wayne and Robin Brown. Mr. Jackson is dressed in a suit, waistcoat and tie, and both girls are dressed in coats and bonnets. A wheelbarrow is visible to their right, and there is a trace of snow on the ground indicating that the photo was likely taken in the spring., IHS937

: The James Belfry House; The former James Belfry house, later owned by Mrs. George Hubbert and still later by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marquis who renovated it. This property remained in the same family for much of its existence. It is a small brick building with two windows flanking either side of the front door, and a small arched window above it., IHS1102

: The James Kidd Home; Photo of the original James Kidd home from the James Kidd Estates. It is a two-storey brick home with one chimney and small addition of an enclosed porch with a balcony on its roof. Mr. Don Monkman grew up in this house with his grandfather, Thomas Edward Monkman., IHS1753

: The Jim Smith Family; The Smith Family: Standing left to right: Johanna Smith, Mrs. Jim Smith (nee Hattie Morris) seated on running board of car, Miss Alice Smith (sister of Jim Smith) Standing: Mrs. Melita Cunningham, Andrew Cunningham Seated in car: Jim Smith (right) and Miss Ida Smith (left)- a Dodge Touring car. Johanna, Alice and Ida Smith (all spinsters) and Jim (sisters and brother). They lived on the SH Lot 6, Conc. 4., IHS2650

: The King Brothers; The King Brothers, left to right, eldest to youngest: John, William, George, Audus, Thomas, Arthur, Harry, IHS4052

: The King Family; The King Family, left to right, arranged from the youngest to the eldest, wives in front of their husbands: Harry and Pauline, Arthur and Agnes, Thomas and Charlotte, Audus and Agnes (Goodfellow), Grandma King their Mother, George and Mary Jane, William and Mary and John and Elizabeth In front: Daughters and their husbands: William Ralston and Mary King Ralston, Harriet (Aunt Min), Amelia King Todd and John Todd., IHS4053

: The Mackay Residence; Photo of the MacKay family residence, formerly the old station house. Pictured from left to right are Isabella MacKay, Ann MacKay, Capt. Finlay MacKay, Christine MacKay, and one unknown., IHS417

: The Major'S Recovery (2); A play " The Major's Recovery": actors; Mrs. D. Nelson, Mrs. J. Cochrane. From page 164 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. II., IHS3382-171

: The Major'S Recovery (Play); A play "The Major's Recovery" from p. 164 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History Vol. II, IHS3382-171B

: The Major'S Recovery A Play; 3 photos of a play, "The Major's Recovery" A. Mrs. D. Nelson, Mrs. E. Thompson B. Mrs. R. Lowry, Mrs. D Nelson, Mrs. F. Mulholland C. Mrs. D. Nelson, Mrs. J. Cochrane. from page 39 of Stroud Tweedsmuir History, Vol. II, IHS3382-39C

: The Marling Home; The Marling Home.

: The Marquis Boys; Photo of Ed, Charles, John, and Joe Marquis cutting pulpwood. They are standing over a row of logs with a large two-person hand saw partially embedded in the first log. This photo was taken about 100 years after their maternal great great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. McConkey settled nearby after coming from Ireland. The McConkeys settled on SH Lot 16, Concession 8 in 1828., IHS1094

: The Marshall Family; Photo of the Marshall family in front of their house, later known as Hunter's Poultry Farm. The original house burned down sometime in the 1800s. This site was later the home of Arthur Seamen. Pictured from left to right are Stanley Marshall, Jessie Marshall (née Thompson), John Marshall (father), two unknown, Addie Marshall, and Mary Marshall (seated on chair). In front are Norman and William "Willie" Marshall., IHS1156

: The Matchett Farm; Aerial view of the Matchett family farm. The property was originally purchased by Andrew Matchett in 1899, followed by his son Harold in 1930, and Harold's son Kenneth in 1968., IHS1231

: The Mccallum Home; Photo of the McCallum residence on Highway 11, across from the United Church. The building was demolished in early 1970s. Pictured are Mrs. (Dr.) Duncan McCallum and her daughter Peggy., IHS520

: The Mcfadden Family Home; Photo of the exterior of the home of Mr. Mel McFadden, located on King Street North. The property originally belonged to John and Martha McFadden, a pioneer family from Ireland who had three children. After Martha died, John remarried and with Margaret Johnston had four sons and three daughters: William, John, Margaret, James, Richard, Eliza Jane, and Matilda. Alexander, who was the son of Martha and John, had originally homesteaded on a lot in Tecumseth in a log home, but later returned to Cookstown in 1910 to live in the house pictured. His son Melville "Mel" McFadden became the owner and publisher of the Cookstown Advocate, and also worked as a lamplighter c. 1919. He and his wife Ida (née Cornish) printed the Cookstown Advocate from June 1939 until May 1953 when the paper was suspended. The house itself is made of red brick and boasts a second floor balcony that doubles as the roof of the front porch, as well as an attached garage on the rear side of the house.

: The Mckeggie Residence; Photo of the McKeggie house at De Grassi Point, c. 1905. It is a two-storey house surrounded by trees with a wraparound verandah and a small balcony on the verandah's roof. Pictured are Mrs. McKeggie, Manon McKeggie, and J.E. McKeggie standing on the lawn in front of the house., IHS327

: The Mclean Family Home; Photo of the exterior of the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Joan McLean and their family, located on 8 King Street South. Previous families to have lived in the home included the Pulford family (whose son Bob played for the Toronto Maple Leafs), Marie and Everett Burdick, Olive and Wesley Hindle, the Hood family, and the Kristoff family. Joan McLean operated a restaurant called Sherwood Lodge for several years, which had seating for 26 people. Bruce had a produce stand on the front lawn for a number of years before becoming a full time real estate agent, and later insurance salesman. The home itself is a white building with black decorative shutters on the windows and a gabled roof with small overhang above the front door. There is also some unique brickwork details on the corners of the building, as well as beside the front door.

: The Mcmurrich Cabin; Photo of the exterior of the McMurrich log cabin, located on De Grassi Point. John Atkinson (Mrs. Bertha Stewart's grandfather) built the cottage with Sam Neilly., IHS281

: The Mcmurrich Cottage; Post Card photo of the George McMurrick Cottage located on De Grassi Point. John Atkinson (Mrs. Bertha Stewart's grandfather) built the cottage with Sam Neilly., IHS981

: The Members Of The Cemetery Board; The members of the cemetery board to whom the Rev. Mr. Adam expressed thanks, from left to right: Murdoch McCuish, Earl Carr, Rev. J. Adam, Frank Broley, Rev. Wallace Downer, Robert Riley, Miss Sara Slight, Mrs. Elisabeth Donnell, and Arthur Hansen (not present).

: The Miller Family; Photo of four children standing in a bare field dressed in wool coats and hats with some chickens in the foreground. They are the children of Beatrice and Clifford Miller on their family farm located on the 10th Sideroad at the 11th Concession, northwest corner. The farm had small pioneer cemetery on the corner of the lot. Pictured from left to right are: Gladys, Joyce, Audrey, and Lois Miller., IHS2378-14

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