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      See the Pages box at top of this record and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the reverse side of the photograph.

      George Little appears in the centre of the photograph. He was the team's goalie.

      As catalogued on http://sites.rootsweb.com/~onlanark/Pictures/covington2.htm This picture is taken on the Rideau Canal probably between 1910 and 1915. John Cartland born 1859 in Montague. He was the son of the late John Cartland and Johannah Cooper from Ireland. His wife Electa Ann Conlin is next to him in the picture. John …

      As catalogued on https://www.ontariohistory.org/smiths-falls-school-1917-18.htm Back row, left to right: Grace Fields, Winona Scott, Aurelia Lane, Marguerite Dewey, Ivy Cooke, Winnifred Chalmers, Bessie Mason, Florence De Val. Third row, left to right: Grace Young, Margaret Elliott, unknown, Grace Allan, Lillian Dorman, Jessie Loucks, Willis McIntosh, Inez Wynne, Dorothy McGillvary, Mary Young. …

      See the external link for the original source and the following information: Ruth Esther (August 28, 1899 - 1987) Picture 17 This is Ruth Esther and Sarah Ann Corbett. Ruth married WJ Ford Pratt on September 3 1918 and lived in Ottawa where Ford (1896 - 1982) was with the …

      See the external link for the original source and the following information: Picture # 18 James Francis Corbett This is James Francis Corbett the son of George Corbett and sarah Rachel Shaw. He was born May 26 1863 and worked for Frost and Woods in Smiths Falls He lived at …

      Includes list of children and their spouses as well as several family photos.

      Published in Our Town by Valerie Hudson, Smiths Falls: Glad Frog Productions, 2008 on p.213. The caption reads: "This photo was taken around 1947 of the Whiten Store located on Fourth Street in Atironto. It was owned by William Joseph Whiten who sold hot dogs, hamburgers and penny candies. The …

      On their 25th wedding anniversary. Additional anniversary information and photos are located here as well - see the Pages box at top of this page and click the downward pointing select arrow to access the additional pages.

      Comment submitted by B. Whiten (October 2023): "Wade Whiten my brother b.Nov 19,1954-d.Feb 23 2013. Art Donovan a co-worker of Wade's deceased in 2022." Comment submitted by B. Whiten (October 2023): "My brother started out in the roundhouse before he became a conductor."

      From the collection of B. Whiten. His family all worked for the railroad.

      From the collection of B. Whiten. His family all worked for the railroad. Comment submitted (October 2023): "This was my Great Grandfather George Alfred Whiten born December 7, 1856 and died Sept 22, 1919. He was the first railroader in the Whiten family."

      From the collection of L. Ringer.

      CPR railroad.

      This photo appeared on page 67 from the Smiths Falls Old Home Week: August 2nd - 8th 1925: souvenir programme. Caption: Who Remembers? Frank Hewitt with the First "Safety" Bicycle in Smiths Falls.

      The people in this photo are unidentified, but George Little might be the man on the left and to his right, May (Lee) Little.

      The people in this photo are unidentified. Despite the features of the low stone wall and the building in the background, the exact location of this scene is not known.

      Little likely took this image from a boat or canoe, possibly documenting a regatta or boating event.

      94, [2] pages : illustrations, portraits Cover title: Who's who in Smith Fall

      94, [2] pages : illustrations, portraits Cover title: Who's who in Smith Fall