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      Names printed under the individual portraits.

      Dr. Robinson began practicing medicine in St. Jacob's in 1886. North American Hotel in Kitchener in 1901 Vernon Directory, not in 1907 Directory. North American Hotel in Waterloo in 1877 Directory. N. W. Gingrich, woollen mills, in St. Jacob's in 1887 Directory. Dominion Hotel in 1887 Directory.

      Possibly a train wreck on the Grand Trunk branch line between Waterloo and Elmira that occured in early September 1902 a mile south of the Heidelberg station. The engine and tender overturned and were wrecked, the passenger car was overturned and badly damaged. There was one death, the train's fireman.

      John Lehman Wideman was born in Markham, Ontario, on December 27, 1833. He began work as a clerk in the John W. Eby Dry Goods store, Kitchener in 1852. In November of that same year he went to St. Jacob's as clerk of the general store of George W. Eby. …

 Vrbanac, Bob, Waterloo Chronicle, 1 Mar 2018, p. 14     Photo of Arvato building

      Photograph located in the Merriman Family Scrapbook.

      See two similar examples in the collections of the McCord Museum - ACC2844 and ACC2845 http://www.mccord-museum.qc.ca/scripts/explore.php?Lang=1&tableid=4&tablename=department&elementid=00015__true

      Bridge by Mill in Lakeport

      Caleb Southon and his son, Charles were owners of this general store.

      Final Date: 24 Nov 1879; Dimensions (LBD): 97.6' x 22.6' x 9.1' ; 1878 Same owner, registered Cramahe, Ontario 1879 Owned Thomas Beggs, Mile Point; Belleville District 1879, November 24 Wrecked, Lake Ontario; Original Owner: Joseph Keeler; Final Location: Fredericksburg Shoal, Lake Ontario

      Dimensions (LBD): 84.6' x 20.9' x 6.7' ; 1879 Owned E. George, Colborne, ONT. 1881 Owned D. Rodney & Brother. 1881, Mar 25 Owned Thomas Blanchard, Tornoto.; Original Owner: J. Keeler

      Official No.: 61144; Dimensions (LBD): 65.9' x 19.7' x 5.7' ; 1873 Port of hail Montreal, Quebec; listed as lumber scow 1874 Owned John O'Toole, Kempville, Ontario, farmer 1878 Owned John McHugh, Merritton, Ontario

      1866 Owned D. McLaughlin, Toronto, ONT.

      Dimensions (LBD): 88' x 20.3' x 7.6' ; Date unknown Wrecked Cape Versey.

      Final Date: 17 Jun 1866; 1856 Owned Moodie, Toronto, ONT. 1860 Owned McLaughlin & Company, Toronto. 1860 May 1 Aground near Fighting Island, Detroit River, laden with staves & bound for the canal. 1861, Nov Sunk Toronto, Lake Ontario with coal. 1862 Repaired. 1863 212 tons. 1866, Jun Wrecked Lake …

      Dimensions (LBD): 111.3' x 22' x 7' ; 1860 Owned Hays & Co., Toronto, ONT. 1861 New Outfit 1863 Owned William Ross & Co., Toronto. 1866 Owned John Murray, Oakville, ONT. 1871 Owned McKay & Pelton, Oakville, ONT; rebuilt 180 gross tons. 1871, Jul Ashore Gallop Rapids, St. Lawrence River. …

      Other Names: MARYSBURG; Final Date: 31 Oct 1881; Build place also Cat Hollow. 1860 Owned John Burke & Co. Bowmanville, ONT. 1861 Large repairs. 1866 Owned W.B. Ferguson, Bowmanville. 1870, May 23 Rebuilt South Bay by Tate; renamed MARYSBURG; 99 x 22 x 9; 150 tons. 1871, Jul 12 Owned …

      Dimensions (LBD): 81.8' x 17.1' x 7.1' ; 1862 Possibly built on bottom of schooner MARGARET; registered, Cramache, ONT. 1884, Same owner until last listing.; Original Owner: Donald Connagher

      Final Date: 1878; 1872, Fall Collision with HIBERNIA at Kingston, ONT. 1874 Registered Chamhe, ONT, same owner; 92.7 x 22.7 x 9.1', 147 net tons. 1876 Ran Toronto, ONT to Montreal, QUE. 1878 Wrecked Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: Joseph Keeler; Final Location: Upper Gap. Lake Ontario., Wrecked.

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 30 May 1936     Cat Hollow Craft II Schooner Days CCXLII (242) _______ SIXTEEN vessels belonged in Cat Hollow in the old days, and Cat Hollow sailors were to be found all over the lakes--and they are yet-- from Soup Harbor in Prince Edward County ...