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Hayburn 1911 By Ruth Dickson, Jean and Donald Hough
Ruth
Dickson, a long time resident of the area, has recorded her memories of the
Hayburn Community as a child and into her young adult years. The publication
also contains property owners listed for the years 1911 and 1991.
The
21 pages include a district map and some 35 pictures of homes, school and
church buildings and resident activities. The district map shows where each
of some 33 families lived. Also included in the book are children's names and
marriage information where it was available.
Diary of a One Room School (Hayburn) By Jane
Hough
Prepared as part
of a university correspondence course on Canadian Studies. The book describes
the events that occurred in the 1915-16 school year as viewed by the school
building. The book comprises 18 pages with text on one side and 7 pictures of
buildings and students.
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Names
include:
Benn, Brooks, Carroll, Dafoe, Diamond, Dickson, Embury, Furse
Graham, Hines, Howitson, Loyst, Magee, Peters, Rikely, Sharpe, Sills, Sole,
Spencer, Thompson, Wagar, White, Whitmarsh, Wickett
The Hayburn Community extended along the South Shore of Hay Bay
in the Township of South Fredericksburgh.
The two former books have been reproduced together. 8 ½ x 11 softcover
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