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Vera Peterman of Bradford drove the horse-drawn dairy wagon for seven years. She was the first of four Peterman girls to do so in the 35 years the dairy was running. She married Melville Williams of Tottenham. He was a blacksmith around Tottenham, as was his father Henry. The blacksmith shop was by the railroad track (now gone) north of #9 at Wolf Rd. Lower left to right: Melville Williams, Noreen (Hillis), Earl, Vera. Top Row: Bernice (Burrows), Jean (Scott), Eunice (Randall).

Annie Agnew (nee Banting) and Robert Gordon Agnew’s children, Rae and Ruth Agnes with Don Stewart who is in front. (Don is Edith Banting’s child). The big dog’s name is Patsy.

(From left to right) Grandma Banting (Jane Banting nee McDermott), Edith Banting and Effie Banting holding baby Marjorie Wilson.

Alexander Gibbs with his grandchildren from his first marriage to Janet Bannerman (died 1851).

Top Row, left to right: Ada McDonald, Elwood (Doc) Walker, Ida Walker Hughes, Simon Fraser, Bessie Fraser, George Walker, Christina McDonald, Norman Walker.

Middle Row: Janet Ann McDonald, Alexander Gibb (grandfather), Janet Bannerman (1st wife), Dollena McDonald, Alex Fraser.

Front Row: Bryant Fraser, Ruby Fraser Lloyd.

Jesse Copeland, Russell Copeland, William Copeland, and Lawrence Copeland (child).

From left: Jean, Frank, Margaret, George Allan.

Members of the Reilly (alternative spelling: Riley) family who came from Ireland.
Top Row, left to right: Francis, Archibald, Elizabeth, George.
Bottom Row: Alex, Jane, Arthur.

Description : Mr. & Mrs. W.L. Campbell in front of their home at 129 Barrie St, soon after they were married.

W.G. Faris and Bertha (Strong) and their sons Gordon, Keith and Murray. 1904-1944.

Large wall portrait of Frank Hambly, Weston Hambly, William James Hambly and Anne Geach Hambly (died age 19).