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      This is a clipping from the April 1968 edition of “The Sentinel”. It describes the doctor's heritage, visit to the Prince of Wales who later became King Edward VII, and his studies at Oxford University in England.

      This is an obituary for George O. Maracle, who died on Decemeber 12. He was born on March 21, 1883, and married Emma Pearl Green on September 30, 1908. He had two sons Donald, and David.

      This is a newspaper clipping from July 5, 1985 which tells us that Mary Two-Axe Earley regained her status as a Mohawk after nearly 50 years of having lost it by marrying a “non-Indian”. This is a result of an amendment to the Indian Rights Act which “eliminated discrimination against …

      This is an obituary for Peter Clinton Culbertson who died on July 23rd 1982.

      This is an obituary for Andrew Scero who died on March 9, 1975 in his 95th year.

      This is an obituary for Stafford Claus who died December 2nd 1971. He was married to Ada Maracle and was father to Marion, Shirley, Grace, Vernon, Leroy, Ivan, Donald and Mitchel.

      This is an obituary for J.M. Maracle who died on May 3rd, 1981.

      This is an obituary for Mrs. Arthur Hill who died on April 10th at the age of 56.

      This is a black and white photograph of Carol Anne, the daughter of Millie Maracle. The photograph was taken around the year 1998.

      This is a black and white photograph of Alex Maracle and his niece Millie Maracle

      Those in the picture include: Harold Maracle, Gloria Brant, Susanna Maracle, Millie Brant (Mum), Bernice Brant, Myrtle and Wallace.

      C.N.O.R. was the actual name of the railway.

      This is a photograph of A. Dilworth and R. Lyman in Toronto, ON.

      This is a photograph of the Cowan family.

      This is a photograph of the steamship Brockville at Twelve O'Clock Point in July of 1922.

      This is a photograph of a young Alvin Brant taken at James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

      This is a photograph of Mary Corby and her husband, taken in James Fairbairn's Studio in Deseronto, Ont.

      This is a photograph of Oliver Hill and an unidentified man.

      This is a photograph of Ed. Brant, who is the grandfather of Verna. This photograph was taken by H.A. Osborne in Deseronto, Ont.

      This is a photograph of the sender and their son Alfred taken in September of 1910.