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| 301 |  | Louisa Gooderham Walker Score's obituary Louisa Gooderham was William Gooderham's eldest daughter by his second wife, Harriet Tovell Herring. Louisa was 10 when she accompanied her parents to Canada with two older half sisters and 5 younger siblings. Louisa outlived both her husbands and died in 1908 at the age of 86. |
Owner of original: GG Date: 10 Jan 2019 |
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| 302 |  | Louisa Gooderham Walker Scores house on Carleton | ||
| 303 |  | Louisa Walker (nee Gooderham) bible inscription bible Inscription of Louisa Walker's (nee Gooderham)children's birth dates |
Owner of original: Hugh Brian Snider Date: Dec 2015 |
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| 304 |  | Louisa Walker (nee Gooderham) bible record of her children's deaths Louisa Walker (nee Gooderham) bible record of her children's deaths |
Owner of original: Hugh Brian Snider Date: Dec 2015 |
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| 305 |  | Louisa Walker (nee Gooderham) family bible Bible possibly given to Louisa Gooderham by her father William Gooderham |
Owner of original: Hugh Brian Snider Date: Dec 2015 |
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| 306 |  | Louisa Watson (nee Walker) 1874 wedding dress Purple silk dress: bodice (a), skirt (b) and bustle or overskirt (c). Bodice has twelve covered buttons, peplum, bell sleeves and applied leaf shaped trim. Bustle has ruched trim at bottom and three points at the front. Skirt has drawstring, train and pink ribbon trim at hem. "Wedding dress of Louise Walker (Mrs Archer G. Watson) granddaughter of… |
Owner of original: City of Toronto's Artifacts Collection |
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| 307 |  | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
Owner of original: PGG |
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| 308 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 309 |  | M. Masuret & Co post card to J. Burns 1898 | ||
| 310 |  | M. Masuret & Co post card to J. Burns 1898 reverse | ||
| 311 |  | Map - Lofty Windmill, York, U.C, 1832 Map of York, Upper Canada, 1832, showing location of mill belonging to Worts and Gooderham, Millers. Also, approximate site of the Worts and Gooderham residence during their early years in York. This image was adapted by Douglas Worts from an early map of York. |
Place: Toronto, ON, Canada 43.650059984336345, -79.35972511768341 |
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| 312 |  | Map showing the area of George Hamilton Gooderham’s travels as a youngster Born on the Poorman Reserve, George was taken to the Piapot reserve as a three year old. | ||
| 313 |  | Map showing tunnel route from under the King Edward hotel | ||
| 314 |  | Maps showing Scole, Bungay and Yarmouth in Britain Gooderhams came from Scole Suffolk and Worts from nearby Bungay in Norfolk. They left Britain from the Port of Yarmouth |
Owner of original: DW |
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| 315 |  | Margaret McKinnon, wife of John Hamilton Gooderham |
Owner of original: George C. K. Gooderham |
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| 316 |  | Margery Greey (nee Campbell) Nov 23 1923 |
Owner of original: PGG |
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| 317 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 318 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
Date: 26 Jun 1957 |
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| 319 |  | Mary Anna Kentner (Wife of George Hamilton Gooderham) as a University of Toronto Graduate from the school of Architecture. First class to permit women in the course. Formal Graduation Photograph of Mary Anna Kentner (Wife of George Hamilton Gooderham) taken on her graduation year in 1911. |
Owner of original: George C. K. Gooderham |
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| 320 |  | Mary Anna Kentner as a young girl |
Owner of original: George C. K. Gooderham Date: abt 1900 |
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| 321 |  | Mary Eleanor Gooderham re: Presenting the Colours at UCC (2) |
Owner of original: Lisa White |
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| 322 |  | Mary Jane Watt Unknown date. Portrait could have been taken for her 21st birthday 1894 |
Owner of original: Helen Gooderham-Sutton (Younder) Date: 16 02 2025 |
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| 323 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
Owner of original: PGG |
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| 324 |  | Mary Louise Gooderham | ||
| 325 |  | Mary Louise Gooderham marries Samuel Southern | ||
| 326 |  | Mary Reford Duncanson wife of Colonel Albert E. Gooderham | ||
| 327 |  | Meadowvale Mills to Millennium by Kathleen A. Hicks. An illustrated history of Meadowvale outside Toronto with particular emphasis on Mills. Gooderhams were operating farms and mills and even bought the wood to build their windmill in Meadowvale. |
Owner of original: The Friends of the Mississauga Library System, 2004, 1st Edition |
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| 328 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 329 |  | Melville Ross Gooderham obit | ||
| 330 |  | Members Only - a private club Photo and article about the York Club, once the home of George Gooderham, now a private member's club. | ||
| 331 |  | Mineral Springs Bottling Plant 1911 Built by William George Gooderham in Hoggs Hollow |
Owner of original: NYHS00976, 1911 |
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| 332 |  | Mineral Springs Bottling Plant 1931 Built by William George Gooderham in Hoggs Hollow |
Owner of original: City of Toronto Archives f16, s71, it8279 |
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| 333 |  | Moses Masuret glass paperweight Written inside “Xmas 1910 Moses Masuret” . I believe Moses may have been Louis Masuret's nickname. |
Owner of original: PGG |
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| 334 |  | Moses Masuret homes from various online sources |
Owner of original: PGG |
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| 335 |  | Mr. and Mrs G.H. Gooderham, London 1954 George Hamilton Gooderhmam and his wife Mary Anna Kentner, London England 1954, the year in which GHG retired from Indian Affairs. |
Owner of original: George C. K. Gooderham Date: 1954 |
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| 336 |  | Murder in the Family by Jeff Blackstock
How the Search for My Mother's Killer Led to My Father Jeff Blackstock unravels the story of his mother’s death in the 1950s and lays it in the hands of his father, who at the time was a Canadian diplomat. | ||
| 337 |  | Norman Gooderham's schooner, Yolanda The late Norman Gooderham's schooner Yolanda, a most beautiful craft, carrying fore and main topsails and a big 'fisherman' besides her lowers. see also article: Great Gardenia Is No More" |
Owner of original: Len Wilkins |
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| 338 |  | Norman Ross Gooderham | ||
| 339 |  | Note Focuses on Toronto's History by John G. Humphris Article discussing the bank notes of the Bank of Toronto. |
Owner of original: GG |
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| 340 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 341 | | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. | ||
| 342 |  | Obituary for Clifford Allan Skelton | ||
| 343 |  | Obituary Henry Stephen Gooderham I 1874 - 1976 |
Owner of original: Gay Gooderham |
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| 344 |  | Obituary of Ezekiel Gooderham | ||
| 345 |  | On the Steps of the RCYC 1912 | ||
| 346 |  | Ontario death certificate for Ann Mordant | ||
| 347 |  | Oriole I The first of a long and illustrious line, Oriole was built for a syndicate that included William (later Sir William) Mulock and was acquired in 1880 by Mr. George Gooderham. Four generations of Gooderhams sailed Oriole's I through IV. Oriole IV (now HMCS Oriole)is still actively adding to her laurels with Canada’s Navy. |
Owner of original: Photo from Ontario Archives |
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| 348 |  | Oriole table Victoria Gooderham Wilkes table made from the mast of Oriole after it was a flagpole at Deancroft. |
Owner of original: Susan Saunders |
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| 349 |  | Oriole table (plaque) Victoria Gooderham Wilkes table made from the mast of Oriole after it was a flagpole at Deancroft |
Owner of original: Susan Saunders |
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| 350 |  | Osgoode Hall Fence Osgoode Hall Fence |
Owner of original: Courtesy of Toronto Public Library |
