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- Year: 1875
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- Mrs. Jackson Holliday (Mary Jane Hall), c. 1875.
Mrs. Jackson Holliday was born in 1831. She was married in Whitby Township on March 10, 1849 to Jackson Holliday, who died on May 12, 1874. She died at Lot 12, 1st Concession of Reach Township, on February 21, 1876, and is buried in the Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery at … Mrs. Jackson Holliday was born in 1831. She was married in Whitby Township on March 10, 1849 to Jackson Holliday, who died on May 12, 1874. She died at Lot …Whitby Public Library - Accident at the wharf at Martin's Pleasure Gardens Hotel, Hamilton, Dominion Day 1875
A copy of a print published in the Canadian Illustrated News, August 1875, now in the Hamilton Public Library Local History and Archive. A copy of a print published in the Canadian Illustrated News, August 1875, now in the Hamilton Public Library Local History and Archive.Burlington Historical Society - Map of Orillia
Map of Orillia Map of OrilliaOrillia Public Library - Canal steamer Montauk
The old Illinois and Mississippi river canal steamer. Montauk was used as a grain and towing steamer; 100 X 19 X 5. Widely known around the Chicago area in the 1880s. Ship Masters' Assoc. Directory, 1903, lists the barge as having been built in 1875. The old Illinois and Mississippi river canal steamer. Montauk was used as a grain and towing steamer; 100 X 19 X 5. Widely known around the Chicago area in the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner Our Son
Old schooner -widely known. The Our Son was the last schooner to sail the Great Lakes. Built in 1875 at Black River (Lorain) Ohio, and of 720 gross tons; 182 feet long and 35 feet wide. The Our Son was lost off Frankfort, Mich. during a gale on Sept. 26, … Old schooner -widely known. The Our Son was the last schooner to sail the Great Lakes. Built in 1875 at Black River (Lorain) Ohio, and of 720 gross tons; 182 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Yawlboat of the THREE FRIENDS
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Canada Lime Works at Dolly Varden
A line drawing of Canada Lime Works, showing two set kilns and two draw kilns with a GTR locomotive. The company was purchased by C.S. Smith and Dr. McGarvin in 1874. A line drawing of Canada Lime Works, showing two set kilns and two draw kilns with a GTR locomotive. The company was purchased by C.S. Smith and Dr. McGarvin in …Esquesing Historical Society - Owen Sound (Ontario)
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