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

 
Brothers Thomas and James McQuay jointly worked the farm inherited from their father
91 of 100 		Two teams of horses breaking up land for cultivation on the farm of Fred Reesor, Locust Hill
92 of 100 		Richard Frisby's threshing crew was comprised of close neighbours who he would also thresh for
93 of 100 		Threshing day at Wilmot Warriner's farm
94 of 100 		George Clendenning harvesting on his farm with the help of neighbours and hired hands
95 of 100 		The treshing crew at the Francis L. Stiver farm washing up
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Page from diary of Benjamin B. Reesor including several mentions of wood sawing bees
97 of 100 		The 'Beef Ring' building at Markham Museum
98 of 100 		'Beef Ring' record for 1913 from the diary of Gertrude Brown
99 of 100 		'Beef Ring' record for 1914 from the diary of Gertrude Brown
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