Innisfil Historical Society

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: John And Letitia Wallace; John Wallace (Feb.23, 1847-July 26, 1872). Born and lived in Innisfil. Buried at Clement's Cemetery, Con 2, Innisfil. His wife Letitia Wray (1850-Feb-1900) lived in Innisfil and is buried in Clements's Cemetery., IHS1992and3448

: John And Matilda Hunter; Family portrait of John Hunter and his wife Matilda "Tillie" Hunter (née Leonard) with their young son George. The Hunter family lived in Stroud. John is wearing a suit and tie, Tillie is wearing a white dress, and George, is also dressed in a white gown.

: John And Sarah Hoover; Photo of Mr. and Mrs. John and Sarah Hoover with their great-granddaughter, Brenda Carson. Mr. Hoover was a beekeeper, thresher, kept a greenhouse, and sold box plants. He was the first and only person in Innisfil to grow and sell box plants. Mr. Hoover is seated with Brenda on his knee while Mrs. Hoover stands to their left. The photo was taken outdoors, possibly near a beach., IHS2208

: John And Thomas Kell; John and Thomas Kell of Cherry Creek. John: - born 23.10.1857 died 2.10.1917 TOM: - born 12.5. `1851 died 2.6.1929 OHS # 94

: John Bateman And Jennie Neilly; Portrait of John Bateman and Jennie Neilly who farmed on SH Lot 17, Conc. 2 (belonging today to Kenneth Sturgeon). They had two children, Elwood and Ila (m. Jim Rogers, West Gwillimbury)., IHS1072A

: John Beatty Family; Photo of John Beatty and his family. Pictured from left to right are: John Will, Bob Beatty, Frank Beatty, and Fred Beatty. Frank Beatty (grandson of John) was Reeve of Innisfil in 1937-38 (elected to council in 1929), and Fred Beatty (also a grandson) is the father of Don Beatty, the 1976 president of the Innisfil Historical Society., IHS171

: John Beatty, Senior; Portrait of John Beatty Sr., (1800-1870) who moved to Innisfil from County Tyrone in 1832., IHS178

: John Beatty-Residence; Beatty House S 1/2 Lot 18, con. 4 Innisfil - built by John Beatty. Gutted by fire 1980 Further information is available at the Knock Heritage Site, IHS3356

: John Boyes Ii; Portrait of John Boyes II, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyes, Sr. of Churchill. He later married Maud Corbett and together they had two children, John III and Margaret., IHS2667

: John Cowan; Mr. John Cowan, Road Supervisor Roads - maintenance Stroud Curling Club - President, IHS3019

: John Cowan; Came with a picture of Maidie Barclay (ID #14) in envelope with the following message: "To my Cousins John and Maidie. Wishing you the Compliments of the Season, 1899. From your Cousin Jessie. Down by the Sea."

: John Cowan; Portrait of John Cowan, the son of William Cowan and husband of Maidie Jane Barclay. He was also father to Donald, Bruce, Frank, and John., IHS719

: John Cowan and Maidie Barclay Wedding Anniversary; Front row: Jean Cowan, Janet MacKinnon, Jean Hickling, Helen Nelson, Lois Todd (Mrs. Edgar Sturgeon), Margaret Allan, Eva Allan (Mrs. William Reid), William Robertson, Helen McBride, Howard Allan, Grace Allan (Mrs. William Constable). 2nd row: Alexander Cowan, Mrs. William Duncan, Mrs. John Allan, Mary Cowan, William Cowan (Grandfather of John), Mrs. John Cowan (mother), Donald Cowan, Merle Prentice, John Cowan (father), Bruce Cowan, Frank Cowan, John Cowan Jr., Ross Cowan, John Cowan (son of George),Ralph Constable, Beattie Constable, Walter Allan. 3rd row: David W. Lennox, E.T. (Ned) McConkey, Rev. Wallace Johnston, Mrs. E. T. McConkey (Mary), Isaac Allen, Rod McConkey, Beattie McConkey, Maggie McConkey, Professor Frank Allan, Mrs. G. C. Allan, G. C. Allan, Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Hickling, Mrs. John Barclay, Mrs. Gunn, Mrs. Isaac Allen, Mrs. Bob Carr, Maggie Johnston, Mrs. John Cowan, Mrs. Walter Allan, John Reynolds, Mrs. W. C. Andrew. 4th row: Sam Todd, Mrs. William Robertson, Mrs. lrving Nelson, Miss Mae Winter, (2 unknown), Dwight Nelson, Mrs. Alec Cowan, Mrs. Tom Bowman, lrving Nelson, R.A. Sutherland, Mrs. Tim O'Connell, Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. Thomas Ross, Mrs. Joseph Bowman, Tom Ross (M.P., 1921, Liberal), Zeta Barclay (Mrs. Parker), Mrs. R.A. Sutherland, Mrs. Howard Allan, William Martin (ex-reeve), Alma Leonard, Jean Nelson, Mrs. Frank Robertson, Mrs. D.W. Lennox, Thomas Bowman. Back Row: Chas. M. Hickling, Harry Reynolds, Frank Robertson, Joseph Bowman, David Cochrane, Mrs. David Cochrane, Kit Barclay (Mrs. Clarkson Spring), Bob Carr, Dee Barclay, Tim O'Connell, Robert Graham.

: John Cowan and Maidie Barclay Wedding Anniversary; Twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of John and Maidie Cowan. Back-row standing (L-R): Mary Alice Cowan, Frank (Frances) Beattie Barclay Cowan, W.R. Bruce Cowan, Donald Roderick Grant Cowan, John Irving Nelson Cowan. Front-row seated (L-R): William Cowan, John Cowan, Maidie (Barclay) Cowan., IHS3013

: John Cowan'S Sons; Donald, Frank and Bruce Cowan, sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan. Donald 8 yrs., Bruce 6 years, Frank 3 years. Costumes and clothing Furniture. Donald Cowan Bruce Cowan Frank Cowan, IHS3004

: John Eldridge And Family; Portrait of the Eldridge Family. Pictured from left to right are John Eldridge, Robert (rear), Lloyd (front), Caroline, and Isabella (née Marling)., IHS2765

: John Gibbins And Elizabeth Herrell Family; Family portrait of the John and Elizabeth Gibbins (née Herrell) family, taken on the day that Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbins died. Pictured from left to right - Front Row: Edward (1880-1953), John Gibbins (?-1927), Pearl (1891-1975), and Herbert (1897-1972). Back Row: Jasper (1887-1961), Robert (1878-1932), William J. (1889-1962), Allan (1894-1941), and Charles (1884-1957)., IHS2550

: John Gibbins Farm; Gibbins Farm. John Gibbins, was married in 1878, and his daughter, Pearl. Page 96 of the Stroud Tweedsmuir History. Volume 11., IHS3382-101

: John Goodfellow; Portrait of John Goodfellow (1825-1900), father of Robert Goodfellow, who immigrated to Innisfil in 1843 from Roxburghshire, Scotland when he was 18 years old., IHS238

: John Guest And Family; John Guest with his wife Libbie Jobbitt and their sons Ralph (rear) and Howard (front). They were originally from Innisfil but lived in Barrie at the time this picture was taken., IHS1902

: John Hoover And His Wife Sarah; Photo of John Hoover and his wife Sarah (née Lane) of Craigvale on their 40th wedding anniversary., IHS2488

: John Hubbert; The face of John Hubbert wearing a hat with a caricature body, riding in a cartoon wagon drawn by a donkey, taken from a tin photograph. The copyright on the tin photo dates to 1875. John was the grandfather of Ross Hubbert., IHS1555

: John Hubbert Family House; Photo of the house belonging to John Hubbert and his family, which had been located in the centre of what is now the 400 Highway. It was located on a 50 acre lot, and all of John's children were born there including Gertie, Bertha, and Will., IHS1551

: John Hughes; Portrait of John Hughes, brother to Elijah Hughes and great uncle of Mr. Douglas Hughes., IHS1440

: John Jack; John Jack was born on the NH Lot 21, Concession 5. He later farmed on SH Lot 23, Concession 9. He married Edith Dalby., IHS841

: John Kidd; John Kidd.

: John King; John King and his wife the former Arley King(no relation). Children _________ and Monroe Arley King was the daughter of Willie King who lived on the firth line near Lefroy after marriage lived in Sutton OHS # 914

: John Lucas; Studio photograph of John Lucas (1801- ) born in Tyrone, Ireland. Mr. Lucas sailed from Belfast on June 9, 1845 with his wife Rose Anne Sloan and six children, three sons and three daughters, the youngest John S., was only six months old. The next spring they settled on the south half of Lot 18, Concession 5. Their family was: Nancy (Mrs. M. McKinney of Flos); William James who married Mary Ann Page; Thomas who married Anne Sharp and went to Sunnidale Township; Eliza Jane (Mrs. Samuel Miller); Isabella (Mrs. J. Beatty Long); John S. who married Elizabeth Allan., IHS1674

: John Main; John Main, Cherry Creek, son of Wm. Main, early post master and store keeper at Cherry Creek. # 70 Costumes

: John Martin; John Martin, brother of Leonard, son of William and Margaret Jane Martin, died during a flu epidemic in 1918. [neighbour of Miss Betty O'Connell.], IHS1058

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