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Original Anderson's store which burned down in 1909
Ottawa Journal Dec 6 1924 article on death of Charles Moulding
Phyllis Ames & Helen Richardson
Picnic - one of the Savanac boys, Ross Anderson, Wes Short, Mrs Magee, Mrs. Saul, Mary Dack,, Florence Short, Gena Blakely, Gerald Finlay and unidentified gentleman
Ralph E Somerville & Annis J Hughey headstone
Reg Schofield
Richard Cephas Dunford
Richard Succee and Jane (McGregor) Succee
Riley's boarding house, store and post office, Wilberforce
Robert Huff
Robert Stewart Hadley
Robert Watson, son of Joseph Watson and Elizabeth Bowen
Roy and Edith Storey
Royce Godfrey and Gertrude Young wedding photo
Sarginson family
Sarginson Grave
Shanty that was the first home of the Maguires c1877
Stanley Grant Watson
Stanley McCrea and Muriel Stephenson
Stella Ritchie headstone
Sucee and Lewis Families
Sucee Women
Sunday School picnic at Grace Lake Beach about 1919
Susan Margaret Ingram
Susie Dunford
Teresa Peacock, Theo Peacock and Annie Carmichael c1946
The Ackleys arrived in Monmouth in the early 1900s. Howard Ackley is the baby in the picture. He married Hattie Liscombe and they lived on Fleming Rd.
The Barnes family - L to R back - Eric, Fred, George, Leslie, Ellen Edward Front - Joseph, Hazel, Henrietta, Laura
The children of William Barker LeRoy & Emily Jane Oliver
The Croft Family - Back Row - Herbert Barker, David Croft, Wilfred Croft. Front Row - Doreen Croft, May Croft, Mel Croft
The Day family - Albert, Elizabeth, Edith. Muriel and Joe at their farmhouse at Day's Lake, Tory Hill
The Finlay family - Edmund, Gerald, Hilliard, Maud, baby Ria & Donald
The Godfrey Family
The Marshalls - R to L - Lorne, Neoma, Ethel, Bob, Orma, Helen & Tommy
The Webber Family - back row L to R - Bert. John, Flora Marshall, Mary, Isobel Fleming & George. Front row - Willie, Jane, George & Ethel
This is Annie who served as postmistress at Tory Hill. She was the wife of John Anderson.
This is the home of George Barnes. He is seen here with his team of horses. The lady is Laura (Barnes) Baker. The man with the bowl is Fred Hamblin, at far right is Bill Maughan.
This photo shows the sawmill in the village around 1910
Thomas Cunningham / Mary E Lee headstone
Thomas Foster, his wife Della Drury and their son Thomas Foster Jr. Foster
Thomas J Watson Jr and children
Thomas Watson and his wife Susan Robinson
Tom McInroy
Tressa Dillman and Howard Croft
Vaneita Edna Pickens headstone
Velma Edith (Ward) Porter 1995 obituary
Victoria Rains who later married Ross Agnew.
Walter Clark memorial
Walter McConnell and Isabelle McCrea
Wellington Bowen and his wife Annie Watson
Wilberforce General Store owned and operated by Fred and Mary Ellen Agnew. The store was originally built for Alec Riley.
Wilberforce Public School Senior Class
Wilberforce Union School - Monmouth S.S. No. 6 & Cardiff S.S. No. 8
Wilberforce village sawmill c1910
Wilfred Croft and family
Wilfred Croft veteran headstone
William (Bill) Ayotte 1949
William (Bill) Ayotte 1951
William (Bill) Baumhour
William and Ellen Hadley settled in Monmouth Twp. before 1881.
William Christopher Somerville headstone
William Chrysler
William Ferguson test
William Fleming & Isobel Webber tombstone
William George Lee and his six children
William George Lee and his wife Lucy Lee
William graham received a land grant in Monmouth in 1881. This is a portrait of his daughter Alice who was the first wife of Ezra Ames
William Halek and Madeline Lee
William Henry Ragan
William Henry Ragan and Susan Mariah Tallman
William Howard Ackley & Hattie May Liscombe family
William Hughey family
William James Boyce and his wife Matilda (Parker) Boyce homesteaded on lots 18 & 19, concession 10
William John Dunford & Margaret Maguire
William John Earle and his first wife Ida Mae Somerville
William John Earle and his second wife Louisa Beatrice Sanders
William Lee and his wife Mary Jane Pollard
William R Curry, Jessie Ellen (Barr), Ethel and Ronald.
William Riley and his wife Harriet Mansley with children Ruth, Julia and Alexander.
Willie and Wilfred Parker, sons of John & Ruth Parker
Wilson Earle and wife Emma Newbatt

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