Photos: Gooderham-Worts Genealogy

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101	George Kent Gooderham Family during Gooderham Reunion at G&W Distillery Tour. Front row: Sara, Noah, Graham, Rachel, Amelie (Crossen), Elizabeth, George C. K. Back row: Helen-Rae (Crawford), Rory, Bill Duick, G. Kent, Adam, Nicholas.	Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (G.K.G.)
102	George Kentner Gooderham	Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (G.K.G.)
103	Goad's map showing location of his own Toronto island property Floreat near George Gooderham's cottage Charles E. Goad, father of the historically vital Canadian fire atlases, also established himself on Toronto Island. His lovely stick-style cottage – Floreat – was located on the edge of Ward’s Pond, between the Gooderhams on Lakeshore Avenue, and the RCYC overlooking the Bay (see green circle on 1890 plan).	Royal Canadian Yacht Club (RCYC) George Gooderham
104	Gooderham & Worts cattle sheds Detail from “City of Toronto, 1893.” The Gooderham & Worts cattle sheds are immediately east of the bend in the river, north of the marsh. Toronto Public Library, TRL, Historical Picture Collection, 916-2-1.	The Distillery
105	Gooderham and Worts cattle sheds map Gooderham & Worts Distillery at Front and Trinity Streets, 1858. Note the five cattle sheds on the east side of Trinity Street, opposite the mill buildings. Source: W.S. Boulton and H.C. Boulton, Atlas of the City of Toronto and vicinity, Toronto: J.Ellis, 1858, Special Collections, TRL, Toronto Public Library.	The Distillery
106	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living: (P.G..G. b~1956)
107	Gooderham fountain at the CNE The Gooderham Fountain designed by Gouinlock, graced the CNE Princess Gates from 1910 or 11, and was a well-known landmark and meeting place on the grounds. It was named for George Horace Gooderham, President of the CNE Association from 1909 to 1911. It was replaced in 1958 with a modernist design and renamed Princess Margaret Fountain	Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) George Horace Gooderham
108	Gooderham Fountain, ca. 1911 This fountain was designed by Gouinlock and presented to the Canadian National Exhibition by George Horace Gooderham in his final year as President of the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. The fountain was replaced by the Princess Margaret fountain in 1958.	George Horace Gooderham
109	Gooderham plots in Scole England Someone in the family copied some old maps showing various lots in the area. Using google and the hand marked maps we can see there were many Gooderham plots in the area of Scole.	England
110	Graveyard and church in Scole. Graveyard and church in Scole. Inscribed... Scole Church showing relatives graves. Possibly Ezekiel made this notation?	Scole, Norfolk, England St. Andrew's Parish, Scole, Norfolk, England
111	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Private: (H.S..G.)
112	Harriet and her daughters	Harriet Tovell Herring
113	Harriet Blackstock Harriet Blackstock, daughter of Thomas Gibbs Blackstock and Harriet Victoria Gooderham, granddaughter of George Gooderham (William's son)	Private: (H.B.)
114	Harriet Juby	Family: Ezekiel Gooderham / Harriet Juby Harriet Juby
115	Harriet Tovell Herring Gooderham This is an unsigned oil portrait which appears to be of Harriet Tovell Herring Gooderham. Possibly by the same artist, JWL Forster who did portraits for William and several of his children.	Harriet Tovell Herring
116	Helen Rae Gooderham (Crawford)	Family: Private: (G.K.G.) / Private: (H.R.C.) Private: (H.R.C.)
117	Henry Gooderham with wife, daughter and coachman in Toronto	Henry Gooderham
118	At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.	Living: (H.S.G. b~1954)
119	Henry Stephen Gooderham I	Henry Stephen Gooderham, I
120	Heritage Listing photograph This photo is shown on the heritage listing described here: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1050246 which appears to be the home where William, Ezekiel and Elizabeth grew up and where their parents and grandparents also lived.	England
121	Historic Little Trinity Church William Gooderham and James G. Worts were Rector's Wardens and huge supporters of this church.	Little Trinity Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
122	HMCS Oriole IV part of Royal Canadian Navy fleet Photo provided by Royal Canadian Navy	George Horace Gooderham
123	Homestead near Scole England View of homestead in Scole England. Inscribed: Side ___ of the homestead. Author indicates on one of the four images " where father was born ". Possibly written by Ezekiel or son George?	England Scole, Norfolk, England
124	Horace (Holly) Armstrong, Son of Adam and Elizabeth Gooderham	Family: Adam Armstrong / Elizabeth Gooderham Holly T Armstrong
125	House of Wm Gooderham, Mill St., Toronto This house was on the south side of Mill St, just west of the main distillery complex.	William Gooderham
126	image used for Family Story only
127	In Memorium invitation Margaret McKinnon wife of John Hamilton Gooderham.	Family: John Hamilton Gooderham / Margret Jessie MacKinnon John Hamilton Gooderham Margret Jessie MacKinnon
128	Ira Gray-Mabel Ann Gooderham marriage certificate	Family: Private: (I.B.G.) / Private: (M.A.G.) Private: (M.A.G.) Private: (I.B.G.)
129	Ira Gray-Mabel Ann Gooderham marriage certificate reverse side A photocopy/scan	Family: Private: (I.B.G.) / Private: (M.A.G.) Private: (M.A.G.) Private: (I.B.G.)
130	Ira Worts Gooderham - Lillian W Gray marriage certificate	Family: Ira Worts Gooderham / Lillian Winifred Gray
131	Island home ownership report Compiled from records at Toronto Archives Lists addresses and owners (and tenants) of homes on Toronto Islands owned by Gooderham and Worts family members
132	James G Worts 3rd A photo of James Gooderham Worts 3rd, about 1905, when he was 22 years of age.	James Gooderham Worts, 3rd
133	James Gooderham Tin Type	James Gooderham
134	James Gooderham Worts, 1864 Photo taken at the Notman Studio, Montreal, 1864	James Gooderham Worts, 1st
135	Jane Elizabeth Gooderham (Antliffe)	Jane Elizabeth Gooderham
136	Jessie Helen Gooderham	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald Jessie Helen Gooderham
137	John Dean Gooderham's clock
138	John Dean Gooderham's Clock back
139	John Dean Gooderham's Clock back closeup
140	John Dean Gooderham's Clock face closeup
141	John Dean Gooderham's Clock full face
142	John Dean Gooderham's Clock inner works
143	John Dean Gooderham's Clock inscription
144	John G. Fitzgerald A Canadian physician and public health specialist who was instrumental in the creation of Connaught Labs and in control of diphtheria, first by producing and freely distributing antitoxin, and then in 1924 by using mass production to enable widespread use of the vaccine...	Connaught Laboratories (now Sanofi Pasteur)
145	John Hamilton Gooderham	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald John Hamilton Gooderham
146	John Hamilton Gooderham	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald John Hamilton Gooderham
147	John Hamilton Gooderham Prepared for his trip west in 1879. Image annotated by GHG on back.	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald John Hamilton Gooderham
148	John Hamilton Gooderham instructing modern farming techniques. DOMINION OF CANADA ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE 1893. The agent speaks most highly of the herder's diligence and untiring energy in the performance of his duties under very unfavourable and trying conditions. I inspected all the cattle: with a few exceptions they all looked well, the two thorough-bred Galloway bulls, just purchased, have arrived; they are very fine animals, and they will,'no doubt, prove a good addition to the herd. I inspected the large now stables and corrals built last summer for the accommodation of this herd. They are well constructed and should afford every necessary protection against an inclement winter. These stables are adjacent to and near the river, and are very conveniently situated for watering the stock. Piapot Band No. 75 - J.H. Gooderham, Farmer, Farm 9. Mr. Gooderham, was sent to take charge of this band from Touchwood Agency. He is experienced in dealing with Indians, having been in the service of this department, in the same capacity, since 1879; he speaks the Cree language fluently. He took charge here in October, 1892. At the time of my inspection, the Indians had already left their houses, in which they reside during the winter, and were all living in tents. There was but one case of sickness in the whole camp, a returned Industrial School child, sick with consumption. These people were well clothed and appeared cheerful. They had their cattle with them at the camp, and I was able to make an enumeration of them without any difficulty, and also to observe their condition. While some of them looked as if they had passed through a hard winter, they were improving in condition, and some were looking very well indeed. I audited the books of this farm, balancing the same. They were kept with regularity, and they checked with those of the agency. I inspected the goods in use, and made a list of those worn out. I made an inventory of the tools and implements in the hands of the Indians. The list of goods "under Government controls" represents but a small portion of those they possess: since my last inspection, they have bought eleven bob-sleighs at twenty-six dollars to thirty dollars each, seventeen wagons, seven mowers and six horse-rakes; these they have paid for by selling hay and grain, they sell their hay in Regina, a distance of thirty-five miles. Last year the price there was five dollars and fifty cents a ton. They also sold over one hundred tons to the Indian Department at two dollars a ton; this was for the agency herd. At the time of my inspection, seeding was finished and they had renewed and re-established their fences in a substantial manner, using new rails when required; wheat was showing above the ground. About twenty-seven Indians are interested in the crops, and these farm in sixteen communities. The crops consist of ninety-three acres wheat, six acres turnips, two acres carrots, five acres potatoes, total one hundred and six acres; it is nearly all on land the second crop from breaking. Four houses and as many stables have been built within the past year, and the Indians work steadily during the winter hauling hay to Regina, and to the herd stables; although only twenty-seven Indians are interested as owners of crops, fifty-three are classed as working Indians of the two hundred and five in the band. Crop, 1892. In 1892 this band had in crop two hundred acres wheat, thirteen acres oats, eight acres potatoes, five acres turnips. It was a most disastrous year for them, as nearly the whole of the crop was destroyed by a hail storm: all that was harvested from this large area of crops, was fifty-six bushels wheat, thirty-four bushels oats, six hundred bushels turnips. Sixteen bushels of the wheat were used for seed, and the remainder put to stock; the oats were put to stock, and the Indians used the turnips. The same year, the farmer had in crop half an acre potatoes. It was a wonder that in the face of such ill-luck the Indians were induced to farm this year as largely as they have done. http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/indianaffairs/001074-119.01-e.php?page_id_nbr=8979&PHPSESSID=p27c1bmpa77sg18s1cpse6b0p0	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald John Hamilton Gooderham
149	Katharine Gooderham nee MacDonald Wife of George Gooderham	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald Catherine Macdonald
150	Katherine MacDonald Croped from an image with her sister(?) Elizabeth and marked as Grandma Gooderham	Family: George Gooderham / Catherine Macdonald Catherine Macdonald

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