Ancestral Trails Genealogy ~ Life in the Past Lane
An ongoing family history research project by David A. Walker
Anna Isabella Rogers (1860-1940). Photo courtesy of Kathryn Bablitz.
David Rogers Fowler (1891- ). Photo courtesy of Kathryn Bablitz.
William Ewart/Everet Fowler (1886- ). Photo courtesy of Kathryn Bablitz.
Louis Urquhart Fowler (1858-1936). Photo courtesy of Kathryn Bablitz.
John Robins Wright (1813-1890).
Sophia Ann Craig (1819-1898).
Robert Alder Clark (1819-1897). Photo courtesy of "The Wrights of Bedeque" by Doris Haslam.
Elizabeth Morley Muttart. (1830-1879). Photo courtesy of "The Wrights of Bedeque" by Doris Haslam.
Susan Etta (Sweet) Cannon (1884-1977). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Harry Cannon (1862-1950), daughter Carrie (1913-1986). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Harry Cannon (1862-1950), daughter Carrie (1913-1986). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
John Cannon (1821-1889). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Annie Bertha Walker (1868-1956) & David Johnstone McMurdo (1858-1943). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
George Henry 'Harry' Walker (1840-1929). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Annie Bertha Walker (1868-1956) & David Johnstone McMurdo (1858-1943). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Charlotte Walker (1838-1907). Bowness Studio, Summerside. Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Margaret Hetherington Walker (1832-1894). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Janet Glover (1812-1888). Studio of Clark & Bowness, Photographers, Summerside. Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Catherine J. Walker (1833-1907). Photo courtesy of David Oulton.
Margaret Jean Ferguson (1881-1924).
Ethel Jean Todd (1911-1987). Photo courtesy of Jean Cochrane.
William Clifton Matheson (1910-1987). Photo courtesy of Jean Cochrane.
Allan Leslie MacLean (1906-1984). Photo courtesy of Jean Cochrane.
John 'Jack' Read. Photo courtesy of Moira McCarthy.
Roberta "Jean" (MacKay) MacAusland (1940-2016).
Madison Taylor Lewis Jr. (1925-1996).
Charles Martel of Anjou. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Charles, Duke of Calabria. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Clemence of Austria
Elmer Milo Cannon (1925- ).
Richilde de Hainaut. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Baldwin VI. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
George Embree Read (1935-2023). Harvesting potatoes in his garden, 2015.
Frances Wallace (1831-1923). Photo courtesy of Diane Williams.
Geoffrey Alan MacAusland (1965-2015).
Lady Diana Beauclerk, by Joshua Reynolds, 1763-1765. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Marjorie Ethel (Walker) Lamb (1883-1970). Photograph courtesy of Tom Blacklock.
Christine of France, Duchess of Savoy. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Sir Robert Cavendish Spencer (1791-1830). Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Catherine of Castile. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Henry III King of Castile. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Effigy of Queen Berengaria at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Henry Charles Howard, 13th Duke of Norfolk (1791-1856). Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Max Leroy Hurlbut (1915-2002), 1932. Photo courtesy of his son Max Hurlbut.
Lady Helena Gibbs (1899-1969). Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Robert Tinson Holman (1833-1906). The Agriculturist newspaper, 22 December, 1906.
Andrew Swartz (1921-1981). Photo courtesy of Lola (Swartz) Colombe.
Pvt. Frank Hooper (1879-1916). Image courtesy of the Canadian Virtual War Memorial.
Cemetery marker, Adelbert Slocum (1879-1949) and Cordelia Barber (1879-1960).
Charles Compton Cavendish, 1st Baron Chesham (1793-1863). Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Hon. Robert Clayton Schurman (1925-1973). Photo courtesy of PEI Public Archives and Records Office, Reference Number Acc3177/215.
Elizabeth Waldegrave (1760-1816), Countess Waldegrave. Portrait by Joshua Reynolds in 1780. Courtesy of Wikipedia.
Howard Drake (1865-1945).
Neenah Muncey (1885-1908), shortly before her death. Cropped from the original painting.
Frances Augusta Roscoe (1867-1921). Photo courtesy of Margaret Riley.
Loui Collingwood Biggs (1897-1983). Photo courtesy of Margaret Riley.
Frances Dillon (ca. 1925- ). Photo courtesy of Margaret Riley.
Virginia G. Dillon (1926-2013). Photo courtesy of Margaret Riley.
Grace Lydia Reid (1861-1953) and Alexander Anderson Clay (1858-1925). Photo courtesy of Marilyn (Clay) Adair.
Malcolm II, King of Scotland (c. 954-1034). Oil on canvas, 79 x 81 cm. by Jacob Jacobsz de Wet II. Great Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh.