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Three of the Waites sisters. Agnes Kell, Martha Brown, and Jennie Ney. Family name was also spelled Weights, Wates, or Waits.
Walker Golden Wedding. Left to right: 4 sisters and 3 brothers of Gibbons family. Wm Walker, Thomas J. Gibbons, John J. Gibbons, Thos. Thorpe, Mrs. P.J. Bonner, James Gibbons. Katherine Walker, Mrs. Thomas J. Gibbons, Liza Gill, Mrs John Gibbons, Margaret Thorpe. In front-Mrs. James Gibbons.
Walker Golden Wedding Anniversary
Back Row (L-R): Wm. Walker, Thomas J. Gibbons, John J. Gibbons, Thos. Thorpe, Mrs. P. J. Bonner, James Gibbons Front Row (L-R): Mrs. Wm. Walker (Katherine), Mrs. Thomas J. Gibbons, Mrs. L. Gill (Liza), Mrs. John J. Gibbons, Mrs. Thos. Thorpe (Margaret), Mrs. James Gibbons (in front).
Another of the pioneer families was the Walkers. When the first Methodist church was being dismantled, the frame structure was moved and became the home of the Walker family on Concession 3. Elwood in buggy (crippled), George standing behind his two parents, Norman and Ida (mother of Roy, Orville and Irma).
Walkers and company. Back, left to right: William Gould, John Cross, Charles Watt, G.S. Walker. Front: Mary Walker, Kathleen Watt, Adelaide (Downey) Cross, Emma (Downey) Walker.
Walter Andrews shows off his new tractor with his grandson Douglas and the reluctant family dog. John Madill is also on the tractor with Barry Helmer on the ground. The photo was taken by Grandmother Eva. Note: Assumed to be West Gwillimbury
Three of John and Ida Watson's five children. From left: Charles, Jean, Karolyn. Absent: Isobel (married Norman Coutts) and Marion.