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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Team of oxen owned by Douglas Cann, Tiverton.
19 of 39 		Daniel Kenney Sr. with his team of oxen preparing to harvest rockweed.
20 of 39 		Daniel Kenney Sr. harvesting rockweed at Pea Jack , Brier Island
21 of 39 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
22 of 39 		George Morrell's hay cart
23 of 39 		Haying at Small's farm
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Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
25 of 39 		Gus Morehouse with his oxen.
26 of 39 		A gentleman with his oxen
27 of 39 		Oxen in Central Grove during the 1920s. These are a 'brindled' pair.
28 of 39 		These oxen are hauling a load of fertilizer that is to be spread on a farmer's field.
29 of 39 		A double yoke
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Another oxen type
31 of 39 		Melzena Small with a lamb from their farm. Their chicken coop is seen in the background.
32 of 39 		Samples of taxidermy done by Clair Whitenect from species captured on Long Island.
33 of 39 		Gorham Elliott Sr. with a fox from Elliott's Fox Ranch, the first ranch established on Long Island.
34 of 39 		Daniel Kenney Sr. with his pet fox Mushy.
35 of 39 		Clarence Outhouse, one of the managers at Elliott's fox farm in Tiverton.
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