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Media Types: Images- Geographic Location: Ashgrove
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- Mrs. Davis with dogs in her lap outside
Mrs. Davis with a dog in her lap outside of William Drake’s wood shop. Mrs. Davis with a dog in her lap outside of William Drake’s wood shop.Esquesing Historical Society - Tedd Kirby on a blanket
ASHGROVE: Tedd Kirby sits on a blanket in front of William Drake’s wood shop. DATE: 1941 ASHGROVE: Tedd Kirby sits on a blanket in front of William Drake’s wood shop. DATE: 1941Esquesing Historical Society - Margaret Hume
Margaret Hume (1860-1946). She married George Currie (1857- 1918) in 1883 and they farmed Lot 6, Con. 7, Esquesing. Margaret Hume (1860-1946). She married George Currie (1857- 1918) in 1883 and they farmed Lot 6, Con. 7, Esquesing.Esquesing Historical Society - Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake
Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake sitting outside her home at Ashgrove. Her husband William(1869-1946) built the cabinet making shop on the right. Elizabeth (Mortimer) Drake sitting outside her home at Ashgrove. Her husband William(1869-1946) built the cabinet making shop on the right.Esquesing Historical Society - Joseph and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake and family
ASHGROVE: Joseph and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake with son Ronald and daughter Joan. ASHGROVE: Joseph and Kathleen (Kirby) Drake with son Ronald and daughter Joan.Esquesing Historical Society - Charles Kirby and his son Tedd,
Charles Kirby and his son Tedd, aged 4 years outside of William Drake’s wood shop. Charles Kirby and his son Tedd, aged 4 years outside of William Drake’s wood shop.Esquesing Historical Society - Ashgrove School SS#3
A view of Ashgrove School, SS#3 Esquesing from the north-west corner. The red brick school was built in 1870 and served until 1959, when students moved to Stewarttown. The building is privately owned today. A view of Ashgrove School, SS#3 Esquesing from the north-west corner. The red brick school was built in 1870 and served until 1959, when students moved to Stewarttown. The building …Esquesing Historical Society
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