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      Richard Mahoney with fish

      Simmon's boat house c.1935

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      Alfred Kitz, born 1903, married Helen Margaret Davis in 1935 in Elgin

      Marcel Vézina et Isidore “Pit” Léger, policier dans le magasin de la compagnie Mageau Lumber. / Police officer Isidore "Pit" Léger and Marcel Vézina inside the Mageau Lumber Company store.

      Village of Morton (founded in 1853)looking north towards Elgin, c.1935

      Photograph of Main Street and Kingston Street Elgin, Ontario showing the general store and hotel c.1935. The hotel was torn down c.2001.

      Village of Morton looking north c.1935. Note the second red brick school in the background.

      Edward Curry (1853-1945) fishing guide at Newboro and Chaffey's Locks. He used to row from Newboro every day to guide in Chaffey's and then row back. He stopped guiding about 1940 .

      Edward Curry 1853-1945 was a fishing guide at Chaffey's Lock who resided in Newboro. This picture of him used to hang at the Opinicon Hotel.

      Fishing boats at Chaffey's Locks being towed behind a launch c.1935

      Class at Delta school c.1935 At far right is Etta Jones and Arnold Kell

      Otis Jones (1871-1940) at his farm near Daytown

      Harriet Singleton Pierce 1864-1940 lived in Delta most of her life. She was the mother of well-known Canadian publisher Lorne Pierce.

      Rideau Ferry Bridge from the southeast side, c.1935. Note Duncan Campbell's house and Wills boathouse.

      Fishing party with guide at Deadlock to Hart Lake c.1935

      Fred Randolph 1882-1964 was the son of Jarvis Randolph the blacksmith in Elgin. He guided at Chaffey's Lock although had also spent a number of years in the United States. Here he is cooking a shore dinner.