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    Left to right - Mirella Marshall, John and Sheila Edwards

    Bill and Bobbie Rowney

    Left to right - Jim and Shirley Dills, Gail Richardson

    Left to right - Jim Marshall and Bob Landry

    Left to right - Marjorie Powys, John Bradley, Amy Baier

    Mr. McWilliams is the author of "Rambling tales of a country lawyer".

    Photograph which has been re-photographed onto larger paper. For further information on Teddy Yates, see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 2". Mr. Yates was a shoe store merchant, and deputy sheriff. b.

    Picture is probably taken from a photograph which has been scanned into computer.

    Picture is probably taken from photograph scanned into computer

    For more information on Mr. William McClenahan please see "Milton Area Biographies, Vol. 2". Reprint of photograph

    Names listed underneath the photograph are - R. N. Dennis, John Cochran, Silan Milligan, John M. Bastedo, Wm. Gregory, G. M. Robinson, W. A. Hollingshead, John Hay, T. F. Brown, J. E. Stone, J. C. Ga

    This photograph has no known connection with Milton. If you can provide further information, please e-mail the Milton Historical Society.

    On the back is written "S. R. Badgley, C. C. Badgley, Henry Badgley." Also written "Architect of Welland Avenue United Church and St. C. Public Library". Further research indicates that Sidney Rose B

    View of altar taken from the back of the church, showing congregation, backs of the wedding party and the priest. Black and white.

    The Priest conducting the service was the Rev. J. P. Lardie of the Hamilton Diocese.

    Front/side view of the bride and groom standing at the altar. Side view of the priest and back view of the altar boy. Black and white photograph.

    Two men with wheelbarrows containing planks for repairing the sidewalk. Photograph on cardboard and fitting into frame.

    Assumed to be William Harbottle (b.1841) and his wife Sarah E. (b.1859). They had one son, William, born in 1892. William Barbottle senior was a farmer. (Census 1901)

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    Probably taken at Eva Hunter's cottage at Jackson's Point, Lake Simcoe