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      The I.E. Bowman Tannery was founded in 1855. By 1861 it employed five people; two employees were engaged in tanning, while the other three made shoes. Photograph is mounted on matte board. This photograph appears on page 51 of "The Early History of Jakobstettel" by Virgil Martin. The I.E. Bowman …

      This map shows the division of land in Oakville surrounding the Sixteen Mile Creek. It was verified by the Department of Crown Lands the same year it was created.

      Hiram George Andrew Norton 1876-1947 the second son of Hiram Clark & Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Norton was born 9 September 1876 in Forest, Lambton Co., Ontario. C 1876

      The is a black and white photo of a survey of the Thessalon Township - Dyment Mill site dated 1876. Lake Huron, The Thessalon River along with survey measurements, post locations and local landmarks are noted. The wharf, light house, boarding house and Dyment saw mill locations are all shown …

      Notes accompanying this photo indicate that Francis Ann Little (Fannie) is the woman on the far left in this photo and that she was the scrapbook author's Great Grandmother. The woman in the centre of the photo is said to be the author's Great Great Grandmother. "S.C. Gardiner, Fannie's husband, …

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      Nelson Gilbert Reynolds, son of Methodist Episcopal Bishop John Reynolds, was born at Kingston, Upper Canada on January 23, 1814. He was educated at Upper Canada College, Toronto and at the age of fifteen he went to England for four years as a soldier. He served in the Canadian west …

      Taken by W.H. Kahrs, photographic artist, Georgetown Ontario.

      James G. MacKay or Mackay , a wood engraver and illustrator, was born in Hamilton in 1845 and died there in 1885. His views of the city as sell as political caricatrures were published in the Canadian Illustrated News from 1873 to 1885.

      The copy of the photograph digitized was extremely blurred. The copy presented here has been enhanced for additional sharpness and detail.

      Reverend Wilks was Minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Myrtle from 1878 to 1880.

      The Talcott was a steam canal boat, 113 x 16, built 1876; 96 gross tons. Drawn by Charles S. Neff from his memories of old steamboating days on the Chicago river, and the Chicago area. The Talcott was a stone carrier and could tow four canal boats between the Lamont …

      Lyman E. Stowe was listed at 121 Gratiot in Detroit in the directories from 1880-1883

      A stereoview from the "International Exhibition of Arts, Manufactures and Products of the Soil and Mine", better known as the Centennial Exhibition, in Philadelphia in 1876. This features a walking beam engine, a type common on the Great Lakes in the generation prior to the exhibition.

      Based on a portrait drawn by Capt. Nicholas Henderson of Kingston

      Chancery sale of farmlands: part of Lot 22, 5th concession, Town of Whitby; Lot 11 in the Village of Port Perry, part of lot No 17, 6th Concession, Township of Reach.

      One page of sketches illustrating the battle fields of Ontario from the War of 1812. The page has been removed from the July 15, 1876 issue of the Canadian Illustrated News and mounted on a cardboard mat. Included are sketches of the Battle Field of Lundy's Lane and Drummondville, the …

      Now the site of Muskoka Woods (2013)

      A portrait photograph of Mrs. Storey.

      A. L. Middlemiss and Thomas Hunter are listed as operating photography business in Toronto in 1876 on 39 King St. West.