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Annie Agnew (nee Banting) and Robert Gordon Agnew’s children: Rae and Ruth Agnes, with little Donald Stewart. Donald is Edith Banting’s child. The big dog’s name is Patsy.
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Edith Stewart’s (nee Banting) sons, Donald and Ron Stewart with their dog. Donald was born in 1919 and Ron was adopted. Little girl in the background is unknown. Edith is sister to Ida Banting.
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Charles Banting, who is father to Ida Banting. Charles married Jane McDermott and together they had 5 children: Ida Jane, Anna Mary, Effie Jemima, Susan Bertha and Edith Amy. Charles lived from 1840-1921.
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Charles Watson Sr., whose first wife was Carolyn Sproule with whom he had all his children with, and whose second wife was Sarah McKeeman- with whom he had no children.
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Bertha Banting, sister of Ida, Edith, Effie and Annie Banting, standing in a garden.
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Effie Banting, who married Henry Robinson Wilson in 1906. Together they had 5 children: James Neil, Marjorie Effie, Gilbert Henry, Charles McDermott and Agnes Jean.
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This is a photo of the Banting house in Bradford, which is home to Charles and Jane (nee McDermott) Banting.
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Karolyn Watson, daughter of Ida (nee Banting) and William John Watson. Lived from 1899-1951.
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Earl Rowe, son of Isobel and William Rowe. Earl married Treva Lennox and together they had 3 children: Jean Rowe, Isobel Watson Rowe and Mary Rowe.
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Marion Evans and Marion Watson
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Marion Evans, and Marion Watson (with her coat open). Marion Watson was daughter of John and Ida Watson, and she died in 1929.
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