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Newspaper photograph of William J. Hounsome and his wife Sarah Kain celebrating 67 years of marriage.
Caption: "The William J. Hounsome's celebrated their 67th anniversary with a small party last week. Mr. Hounsome commented that, "I've been with her since she was 14, and I'd do it all again, with the same _____." The couple have 17 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren. Up until 18 years ago, they had a 100 acre farm in the Bradford area. Mrs. Hounsome attributed their long-lived happiness to "good clean living, and being agreeable as much and as often as possible." "

Pulford's truck breaks through bridge. This family was from Newton Robinson. One of the Pulford sons played in the NHL.

Mac Campbell, S. MacDonald, A.J. Saint standing with a Model T fuel Ford.

The 1925 barn raising of an Art Saint designed clear span truss frame, for William Baynes on the south half of lot 12, con. 5.

Family of Thomas Brandon II. The Brandon family occupied the west half of Lot 3, Concession 2, later the home of the Ronald Mills family, until 1938. Only Lucinda and Mary Elizabeth married. Family members were buried at Dunkerron. Back Row, from left: Lucinda, John Wesley, Thomas Henry, Matthew Alexander, Susannah. Middle Row: Thomas Brandon II, Elizabeth Deavitt. Front Row: Mary Elizabeth, Adeline, Margaret Jane. Absent: Ann Brandon.

One of the trucks that hauled produce from Selkirk Gardens to Toronto in the early 1930s.

Ed Armstrong at the north half of Lot 10, Concession 6.

Corner of King and Victoria in Cookstown. This house was the residence of the Forsyth family, then the Robinson family, and now A.H. and Mrs. Kidd.

Charlie and Hannah (Hounsome) Edney's 60th wedding anniversary. Standing, left to right: Walt, Gertrude, Albert "Al". Seated: Charlie and Hannah.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hounsome.