The item is a photograph of a Henrietta Kathleen Warren Milne with daughters, Jean and Catherine, wearing bathing suits standing in the water, probably at Lake Memphremagog, in 1954.
The item is a photograph of Harry Milne with daughters, Catherine and Jean, and with Michael Bégin, picking a Christmas tree in December 1953, probably in/near Magog.
The item is a photograph of Henrietta Kathleen Warren Milne with her daughters, Catherine and Jean, pictured in a canoe with both girls holding dolls in 1951.
The item is a photograph of Harry Milne with daughters, Catherine and Jean, and Denis Bégin with children, Carol and Michael, all dressed in bathsuits, some wearing bathing caps, in Lake Memphremagog in 1950.
Item is a photograph of Harry Milne, Henrietta Kathleen (Kay) Warren Milne, and their infant daughter Catherine Milne, in 1946 or 1947, probably taken in Magog.
The item is a photograph of a group on a sleigh ride in Magog in 1932. On the horses: Eddie Jackson and Harry Milne. In the sleigh: in the middle is Henrietta Kathleen Warren.
The item is a photograph of Donald A. Fisher and his wife Lenah Wood Pearce Field, daughter of Frederick Field and Olive Berdux Wood aroud 1955. They are seated in the main dining room of the Marie Dressler House Restaurant, 212 King Street West in Cobourg, Ontario. Lenah owned and ran the restaurant in the house which was Dressler's birthplace. The house had belonged to Lenah's great grandfather, John Field.
The item is a photograph of Sarah Orchard Edwards, wife of Thomas Edwards in the winter of the year 1875. The portrait was taken by W. Sayer, 193 St. Peter Street, Montreal. Sarah Orchard Edwards was a dressmaker in Montreal. Sister of Philip Orchard and aunt to Agnes and Sarah Caroline.
The item is a photograph of Mabel Billingsley full length portrait. She was Henrietta Kathleen Warren Milne's godmother and friend of the Rattray family. The portrait was taken around 1920.
The item is a photograph of Kitty Warren, Flight Lieutenant John Wilson aka ''Paddy'' of Belfast and Kay Warren Milne. They are working with bees in the summer of 1943.
The item is a photograph of Flight Lieutenant John ''Paddy'' Wilson, Kay Warren Milne, Agnes Robinson and Herbert Lawrence Warren strawberry picking in July of the year 1943 at the Perchard Cottage in Magog.
The item is a photograph of the front porch of the Perchard house in Magog the 13 of July 1941. On the picture is an avocado tree from seeds brought from Florida.
The item is a photograph of Mary Hamilton Warren and Henrietta Kathleen Warren holding four boston terrier puppies at 1943 12th street west in Calgary Alberta in 1923.
The item is a photograph of Alice Frances Rattray Warren with her monkey named ''Vicky'' at the Massara Cottage at the foot of the Hermitage Road in Magog in 1937
The item is a photogaph by C. Lawes in Cobourg, Ontario. It is a photograph of Herbert Lawrence Warren (23 april 1881- 19 june 1952) around 1884. He was the father of Henrietta Kathleen Warren Milne.
The item is a photograph of Henrietta Charlotte Ahern, her son-in-law Herbert Lawrence Warren with is son Herbert Hamilton Warren, standing, and daughter Henrietta Kathleen Warren on his lap and David Rattray, H.C. Ahern's husband, seated on the ground. The photograph was taken in the summer of 1911 at Thomas Bassett Macauley's home in Hudson, Quebec.
The item is a photograph by Huston in Cobourg, Ontario. It was taken inside the Warren's home on Durham street in Cobourg. Left to right: Tom Hamilton Warren ''Ham''. Mary Martha Hamilton Warren and Herbert Lawrence Warren aroud 1904.
The item is a photograph by Huston in Cobourg, Ontario on the 5 of january 1910. Left to right: Mary Martha Hamilton Warren (1853-1936) 56 years and 1 month old, she was Kathleen Milne's grandmother. Herbert Hamilton Warren (1908-1987) 20 months old, he was Kathleen Milne brother. Herbert Lawrence Warren (1881-1952) 28 years and 9 months old, he was Kathleen Milne's father. Mary Ann Field Hamilton (1824-1915) 85 years and 8 months old, she was the mother of Mary Martha Hamilton Warren.
