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1 | Daniel Hovey Sr. Home |
Owner of original: Unknown Date: 1900 |
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2 | Dorothy "Dolly" Price Frequently posted as image of Dolly Price on numerous sites. Photography being a new technology in the 1840s, further investigation is necessary. | |||
3 | Francis Colwell and son James Colwell abt. 1830 Photograph reads Francis Colwell and son, James Colwell. Taken from original tintype, about 1830. |
Owner of original: K. Brewer Date: Unknown |
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4 | Herbert Driver - Family Photo - 1915 Photograph estimated to have been taken in the late summer of 1915. William, the youngest, was born in January 1915 and Herbert relocated to Camp Sewell in Manitoba on July 1, 2015 before travelling to England during the war in November. |
Place: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 52.157902, -106.6701577 |
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5 | Home of Daniel Hovey Sr. Ipswich, Mass., USA - located at 52 Turkey Shore Road |
Owner of original: Unknown Date: Unknown |
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6 | Hovey's Wharf |
Owner of original: Unknown Date: Late 1900's |
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7 | Hovey's Wharf |
Owner of original: George Dexter Date: 1900's |
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8 | Lenore Driver and George Robbins - October 30, 1942 George Robbins was Lenore's second husband. Her first died following a car accident in 1939. |
Owner of original: Ancestry Date: Unknown |
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9 | Photograph - Alva Walker |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Personal File Date: 2006 |
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10 | Photograph - Benjamin Laybourne | |||
11 | Photograph - Ethel and Benjamin Laybourne |
Owner of original: Unknown Date: Unknown |
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12 | Photograph - Ethel McMartin | |||
13 | Photograph - Freda Laybourne |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Personal File |
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14 | Photograph - Harry Lillian and Harold Merritt |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Date: Unknown |
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15 | Photograph - Harry Merritt |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Personal File |
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16 | Photograph - Lillian Palmer |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Personal File |
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17 | Photograph - Robert Laybourne - Back of Photo Reads: Uncle Robert Laybourne. Aunt Nellie Alice McNeely |
Owner of original: Alice McNeely Date: Unknown |
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18 | Photograph - Robert Laybourne Sr. |
Owner of original: Alice McNeely Date: Unknown |
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19 | Photograph - Robert Laybourne Sr. - Thumb |
Owner of original: Alice McNeely Date: Unknown |
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20 | Photograph - Victor Merritt |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Personal File Date: 2006 |
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21 | Plaque Dedication to Daniel Hovey Sr. |
Owner of original: Unknown Date: Unknown |
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22 | Sketch of Daniel Hovey Sr. Home Artist: Everett S. Hubbard, 1882 |
Owner of original: Everett S. Hubbard Date: 1882 |
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23 | Victor and Alva Merrit Photograph taken and attached to letter thanking Wild Goose Recreation Association for his efforts as President of the Harris Museum. |
Owner of original: Shaun Driver Date: Oct 2006 51.734560251822124, -107.57927505683477 |
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24 | Voters List - 1840 - William Killner Recorded October 1840 |
Owner of original: UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893 Place: Southwater Street, Horsham, Sussex, England 51.0352808, -0.3438828 |
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25 | Winslow Papers - Original of Rev. Walter Price's Report on the Parish of St. Mary's, York Co. Dated August 8, 1803, the original has been transcribed by Rev. W.O. Raymond in 1901 on behalf of New Brunswick Historical Society. The report references 903 residents in the parish (mostly children) and two lakes, now known as Lake Killarney and Lake Carelton, the latter being "... of no consequence owing to its inland situation." The remainder of the report references resources and potential farmland although "[n]o experiments however in this article have been made owing perhaps to the necessity the settlers are under of first attending to the provisions of Life and the want of surplus labor beyond the object, or the ignorance of the settlers in the culture & manufacture of it." Rev. Walter Price also notes that "[i]ntroducing Africans to this climate will I doubt be found ineffectual." |
Owner of original: Winslow Papers Date: 1803 Place: Nashwaak, New Brunswick, Canada 46.095672, -66.611553 |