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Tradition and Innovation: The Importance of Agriculture to Markham 1820-1920

 
Diary of Benjamin B. Reesor discussing seasonal tasks like chopping wood and making syrup
55 of 100 		Maude Gee and Miss Lister making apple sauce
56 of 100 		George and Maude Gee were involved in a range of agricultural activities to support their family
57 of 100 		Sadie Gee in front of her family's home, notice the wooden step at left for loading eggs for market
58 of 100 		Sadie Gee with two lambs on her parents' farm
59 of 100 		Fred and Albert Reesor standing in their walnut grove
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Freeman Ramer (1872-1950) with his tractor at his home on Main Street in Mount Joy
61 of 100 		Samuel Hoover Byer Ramer and his son Ora delivering milk in Markham Village
62 of 100 		Soapmaking at the Johnson residence
63 of 100 		Record of butter and egg income on the Robinson farm, two of their many income earning activities
64 of 100 		Income from barley production on the Robinson farm for 1882
65 of 100 		Income from potatoes on the Robinson farm for 1882
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Wheat production on the Robinson farm for 1882
67 of 100 		Nehemiah Ogden's barn raising in Unionville, Markham Township
68 of 100 		Pages from the diary of Gertrude Brown listing the preparations involved in holding a barn raising
69 of 100 		The 'Winning Side' taking supper first at Thomas Thomson's barn raising
70 of 100 		Ladies enjoying the meal they organized at Thomas Thomson's barn raising
71 of 100 		Women serving the mid-day meal at Nehemiah Ogden's barn raising in Unionville, Markham Township
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