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The Shepherd family portrait
1890
Greenwood, Hudson, Quebec

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Some of the Shepherd Clan inherited Greenwood and others built in close proximity. They inhabited houses all around in the immediate vicinity. So this area of Como became popularly known as Shepherd Village.

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Shepherd Village Map, Greenwood Archives
22 August 2003
Shepherd Village, Como

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Greenwood, August 2003
22 August 2003
Greenwood, Hudson, Quebec

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Now the Greenwood Centre for Living History, the property was acquired by P.F.C Delesderniers in 1820 as a residence and store. In 1824 his wife Amelia Rice named it Greenwood. In 1841 it became Como's first post office.

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The Inhabitants of Greenwood, Greenwood Archives
22 August 2003
Greenwood, Hudson, Quebec

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Kanesatake, August 2003
22 August 2003
Hudson, Quebec

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Kanesatake, the original Oak Cottage, was built by R.W. Shepherd in 1850. Later in the 19th century it became the home of Dr. Francis J. Shepherd.

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Rose Cottage, August 2003
22 August 2003
Hudson, Quebec

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Rose Cottage was built by R.W. Shepherd in 1860.

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Woodside, Greenwood Archives
1940
Hudson, Quebec

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Woodside was built by R.W. Shepherd in 1875. Woodside became the home to Mrs. G.R. Robertson, G. Ross Robertson and Barbara Gelinas.

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Mausoleum, Main Road in Hudson, Greenwood Archives
1970
Greenwood, Hudson, Quebec

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The Mausoleum facing Woodside was built in 1898 by R.W. Shepherd II to preserve the graves of P.F.C and Amelia Delesderniers. The original stones are embedded on the side walls.