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      Sabrina (Edmonds) Ferguson & Ira Anson Ferguson Brock & co, Trenton, Brighton, & Colborne

      Etta Wight Married John George Smith. She was daughter of John & Celia Wight. Photograph Houghton – Trenton, Brighton, Colborne

      Will and Harry Wight, sons of John & Celia Wight

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      Back row L – R Isaac Tripp, 1861 – 1928, William Tripp 1883 – 1952, George Tripp. (sons of Daniel Demille Tripp & Bessie Waddington Tripp). Sitting – Robert Ridley Tripp, Israel Tripp, Peter Allan Tripp

      Flossie Luella (Ferguson) Tripp. Photographer - Meyers

      Article from the Cobourg Sentinel-Star titled “Calcutt family history” Source: Cobourg Sentinel-Star, March 2, 1966. Presented by Captain Jack Rogers to the Northumberland Historical Society. Acquired: November 20, 2003

      1990 Annual Report of the Children’s Aid Society of Northumberland Source: Unknown Acquired: December 8, 2003

      December 1990 Newsletter “The Quarterly”. Source: Unknown Acquired: December 8, 2003

      Article from Canadian Genealogist compiled by local author Allan N. Birney entitled “Some abandoned cemeteries in Northumberland County, Ontario”. Source: Canadian Genealogist, December 1983, Vol. 5, No.4 Acquired: October 17, 1988

      Copy of Guest Book for Opening Day of Bethesda North Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. This small church was acquired from the United Church diocese and was once known as Bethesda North United Church. Change of hands occurred June 17, 1990. Source: unknown Acquired: May 3, 2005

      The final Service of Praise and Thanks for June 17, 1990 when Bethesda North United Church became Bethesda North Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. Source: unknown Acquired: May 3, 2005

      Brief history of Bethesda South United Church Source: Unknown Acquired: May 23, 1991

      Manuscript compiled by Marguerite Cluff in 1990 to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the Church. Includes history, photos, financial reports; community names around 1900, correspondence excerpts, church members, church officials, choir, etc. (42 loose pages) Source: Women’s Institute materials Acquired: May 2005

      Newspaper article regarding the Big Sisters of Northumberland beginnings, and their becoming a self-supported group. Title “big sisters of Northumberland on their own now”. Source: Port Hope Evening Guide, March 20, 1979 Acquired: August 29, 1992

      Article entitled “Bethel Grove” regarding the community and the Church. Includes names of church members, choir members, and ministers. Source: Cobourg Sentinel-Star, February 23, 1966. Acquired: May 2005

      Article entitled “Teacher and pupils at Bethel Grove, 1935” includes a few details about the church, the Women’s Organization and Bethel Grove teachers and trustees. Also includes a picture of the 1935 class. Source: Women’s Institute materials Acquired: May 2005

      Copy of Guest Book for Decoration Day, June 17, 1990 Source: unknown Acquired: May 3, 2005

      Biographical excerpt from “Canadian Biography” regarding George Morss Juke Boswell. Source: Canadian Biography Acquired: March 27, 1991 CANADIAN BIOGRAPHY Boswell, George Morss Juke: Q.C., Judge of the County Court of the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham, Cobourg, Ontario, was born at Gosport, England, in June, 1804. His father, John …

      Article regarding the building of Northumberland Hall Source: Unknown Acquired: March 13, 1991 Old Northumberland Hall Built About 1830 by George Boulton Northumberland Hall was built by one of Cobourg’s early distinguished citizens George Strange Boulton, about 1830. The house was standing in 1831 when William Cattermole, a visitor to …