Item is a wedding portrait of Mr. & Mrs. A.W. McDonald, the bride is seated with her husband seated on the edge of the chair; full pose. Alexander William "Sandy" McDonald (1861-1916) married Kate Willima Ross (1881-1938). Kate was from Blue Mountain. The couple never had children.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. A.W. McDonald, full pose. Alexander William "Sandy" McDonald (1861-1916) married Kate Willima Ross (1881-1938). Kate was from Blue Mountain. The couple never had children.
Item contains one portrait photograph of Mrs. Ross sitting in a chair with Mr. Ross seated on the arm of the chair with one hand on the back of a nearby chair.
Item is one portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. D.H. Ross, Mrs. Ross is seated in a chair with her hands in her lap, Mr. Ross perches on the arm of the chair and has one arm around Mrs. Ross and the other in his lap.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Daniel Holmes, looking to the side, seated, 3/4 pose. Duncan Daniel Holmes married Mary Sophia McPherson (1890-1940), and the couple had four children.
Item is a photograph of Mr. & Mrs. Evan McPherson. One man wearing a bow tie, seated on a wicker chair, and one woman standing with one hand on the chair and the other behind her back, full pose.
Item is a portrait photograph of Mr. & Mrs. G.R. Waldren in two poses, each a copy of an original dated 1894. The original negatives are available: PC-2-104-87, PC-2-104-88 and: PC-2-302-93.
Item is one portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. James T. McDonald, Mrs. James T. McDonald is seated on a chair with Mr. James T. McDonald seated on the arm of the chair.
Item is a photograph of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Fraser. One woman wearing glasses in her wedding dress, headdress and veil, seated on a wicker chair with one man seated on its arm,3/4 pose.
File contains one portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson standing next to each other. John Robertson stands with his arm resting on a chair and Mrs. Robertson stands near a stool.
Item is one portrait photograph of Mrs. John Robertson seated on a chair with John Robertson seated on the arm of the chair and resting his hand on a nearby stool.
