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Choir at the dedication of a new
organ at the
Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church in 1915. Pictured left to
right are:
J.H. Dunlop,H. Rowley,L. McNair,James Stewart,A.L.
Phipps,Joseph
Atkinson,George Sims,Ira Ramer,W. Robinson,J. Aikenhead,W. Oliver,D. Cooper,Tom Scott,Miss E.
Gordon,Miss Douglas,Dr. L. Langstaff,Mrs. E.
Newton,Mrs. A.L. Phipps,Mrs. Sterling,Miss Pentland,Miss E. Mcnair,Miss M. Cooper,Miss Hammond,Miss Margaret
Moodie,Mrs. R.
Cooper,Miss P. Batty,Miss H. Lang,Mrs. Mckenzie,Mrs. J. Innes,Mrs. Amos
Wright,Miss Heise. Three
top right are
Mrs. Scott,Mrs. J.
Atkinson,Miss Boyle. Front
row:
Miss D.
Mckenzie,Miss Carol
Innes,Miss J. Lomas,Mrs. W.
Oliver,Mrs. Simpson,Mrs. Godwin,Miss G. Prett,Mrs. Van Wart,Mrs. Allen,
unknown,
Miss V.
Jennings,Miss L. Innes,Reverend R.
Herbison,F. Converse
Smith,J.E. Newton,Miss Sisman,E. Caldwell. |
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Mary Lillian McConaghy and her class, pictured on the
front steps of the
Richmond
Hill Public School in 1915. Front row, left to right:
- Innes,Laverne
Wright, -, -,
Doc Atkinson,Lewis Sims,Art Leach,Bill Innes,Jim Grainger,Alfred
Grainger,- Burns,- Warren Second row: -,
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Bertha Hopper,Alice Innes,- Stong,- Tindall, -, -, -, -,
- Battie,- Smith,Audrey Tuck Third
row:
- Smith,- Battie,Ida Blanchard,Isobel Wilson,- Raymer,Betty
Hewetson,- Smith Back row: -, -,
Peter
Savage, -,
- Flanigan;
Donald Wren, -,
-, -, -,
Ted Bennett,Bert
Grainge |
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44 Benson Avenue. Aunt
Margaret
Cowie is on the right. Taken May 4, 1912. Donated by William
Rumble. |
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Dr. W.R.
Pentland practised medicine in
Richmond Hill
from 1910 until he retired to California in 1919. |
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Dr. Lillian Langstaff, guest speaker at the inaugural
meeting of the
Women's Institute in 1913 and member of the
Horticultural Society's first
Flower Show
Committee in 1914. |
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Lillian Langstaff's first car, a
Ford Model
T. |
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Dr. Rolph Langstaff with the
Ford Model T
circa 1914. |
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Lillian and
Rolph Langstaff after church. |
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The Langstaff children,
Carroll and
James circa 1913 |
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The Langstaff children,
Carroll and
James circa 1914 |
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James and
Carroll Langstaff circa 1916 |
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James and
Carroll Langstaff circa 1918 |
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A member of the Savage family and
his
Ford Model
T |
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A.J. Hume
1858-1943 Clerk of the Village of
Richmond
Hill |
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The
John Dunlop
family. |
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William H. Graham
with his horse & buggy on his father's farm north of
Crosby Ave.
c1910. |
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Emma and
Peter Routledge of Oak Ridges. Peter Routledge was
appointed postmaster in 1889. c.1910. |
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Installing the
Oak Ridges
Post Office flag pole.
Peter Marsh Routledge is lying on the ground with his
head in the hole, being watched by his brother
Charles and mother
Emma (Watson) Routledge. |
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The Routledge farm in
Oak Ridges. Left to
right:
Peter Austin Routledge, and his sons
Marsh, Charlie, and
Watson. |
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The Routledge farm in
Oak Ridges.Watson is driving a 1914 Mogul, a 2 cylinder engine that
ran on coal oil. |
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The Routledge farm in
Oak Ridges. Watson is rolling the field. |
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Mr. and
Mrs. William
Harrison. |
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Jacob Eyer
and his wife
Elizabeth Heise on their 50th wedding anniversary,
1912. |
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The family of
Jacob Eyer
and
Elizabeth Heise on the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary. |
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The Jacob Eyer house &
store
with children at the gate. c.1912. |
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A winter view of the Jacob Eyer
house with a child at the gate. c.1912. |
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