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Hazel Edna, William Henry and David McDonald Campbell's headstone in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
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Hazel Edna, William Henry and David McDonald Campbell's headstone in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
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Church social at the home of John Faris, on the south half of Lot 6, Concession 5, later the Jessop home. This photograph was taken from an upstairs bedroom window. It is believed that several churches gathered together for this event.
Una Fraser(left) and her daughter Isabel Short Taylor visit the graves of Una's parents William Sutherland Fraser and Rachel McGEARY at the Scotch Settlement's New Kirk (Second Presbyterian) in late 1977.
The Scotch Settlement Church first Anniversary. Back row (left to right): Mers Howard Robson, Laure Lloyd, Alvin Smith, Edna smith, Gordon McCutcheon, Mac McEwen, Edith Carscadden, Ivadell McDevitt, Myrtle Ritchie, Percy Carscadden, Howard Robson. Centre: Gail McEwen, Velma Smith Front: Edgar Lloyd, Budd Robson, Walter Lloyd, Helen Robson, Alice Smith, Milton Ritchie.
Gordon MacDonald shot his first fox at age 10. The Scotch Settlement Church shed is in the background.
Grave of Christina Bannerman in the Auld Kirk Cemetery. Christina, wife of George Bannerman Died December 17, 1875 Aged 86 years native of Sutherlandshire, Scotland
Mrs. David MacDonald (known as Dolly) sitting in picture, the maternal grandmother of John MacDonald Campbell born Nov. 4, 1898. Annie Campbell Saint (standing), the aunt of John MacDonald Campbell. Picture was taken at the home of Frank Saint (husband of Annie Campbell Saint) at the Scotch Settlement, now the home of Sinclair MacDonald. Mrs. David MacDonald (known as Dolly) was Dolina Sinclair, daughter of George Sincalir and Margaret McKay (Dolina died Dec. 1917). Annie Campbell Saint married Frank Saint, she was the daughter of James Campbell and Isabella Sinclair. Dolina and Isabella were sisters.
Lloyd Mark, Mrs. Dan Mark and Vera MacDonald, residents of the Scotch Settlement.
New Canadians point to their European homes. From left: Galdino Zucchette, Danny de Poali, both from Italy; Helen Speke, Hungary, Dino de Poali, Danny's brother.