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Photo of Alice Boright Curtis (of Warden), sister of Percy, Emma, and Eunice Boright.

Photo of three Boright sisters at Mrs. Eunice Bridge, Waterloo. From left to right: Emma, Eunice and Alice.

Photo of Bernice Boright, daughter of John Boright and Rachel Gillen, cousin of the Waterloo Borights, with a cat.

Phot of Mrs. Eunice Boright Bridge's home in Waterloo, Quebec, with lots of snow around the house.

Portrait of a house, that could be a Boright home.

Photo of Mrs. Alice Boright Curtis, Curtis Boright, and Mrs. Eunice Boright Bridge, Waterloo.

Photograph of possibly Bernice Boright of Mansonville, one of the Boright sisters, with a dog.

Photograph of Mrs. Rachel Gillen Boright, standing on the grass, holding a cat.

Photo of two sisters at the beach. Left is Mrs. Charles Curtis (nee Alice Boright) and Miss Emma Boright.

Portrait of Alice Boright, cousin of Bernice Boright, married to Charles Curtis, of Warden, Quebec.

Photograph of Mrs. Rachel Gillen Boright, widow of John Orlando Boright, of Mansonville.

Photograph of three women at the beach. From left to right: Emma Boright, Waterloo, unidentified lady, Alice Boright Curtis, Warden.

Photo of Boright family members, taken in front of Percy Boright's home in Waterloo. Left is Mr. and Mrs. Percy Boright; their sons Ralph and Robert are behind them. Miss Emma Boright and Mrs. Eunice Boright Bridge are beside them.

Photo of Bernice Boright's house in Mansonville.

Photo of Eunice Boright in Lennoxville, in front of George Moynan's house.

Photo of three women and a boy at a lake. Left is Miss Emma Boright, Mrs. Percy Boright and her son Robert, and Mrs. Eunice Boright Bridge.

Portrait of young men with Percy Boright (second from right, back row).

Portrait of Alice Boright Curtis, one of the Boright sisters.

Photo of Bernice Boright, holding a cat, in Mansonville.

Portrait of Mrs. Percy Boright and her children: Irene, Charles, Ralph and Alice.

Portrait of an unknown woman, probably a Boright.

Portrait of Alice Boright, on the left, and an unidentified girl, taken by J.E. Ethier, Waterloo.