18 photographs · most unlabelled — if you know who's who, tell the family
These photographs were embedded in Carl's Family Tree Maker backup file. Only two carry names in the family's handwriting; the rest are open questions. Recent photographs of living family were left out on purpose.
John Mason (c. 1828–1875) and Susan Tribble (c. 1841–1880) — identified in handwriting on the mount. The founding couple of the Mason line in Canada. → John MasonVictorian mourning card "To the Memory of John Mason," kept after his death in 1875. → John MasonStudio portrait of a young man, c. 1890s–1900s. Unidentified.Four young men, studio portrait, c. 1880s–90s. Unidentified — possibly brothers.A couple, studio portrait, c. 1870s–80s. Unidentified.A couple, studio portrait, c. 1890s. Unidentified.Two men in an oval mount, c. 1900s. Unidentified — the Lowry record mentions identical twins Hamilton and David.Three children, studio portrait, c. 1900s–10s. Unidentified.Family group in an orchard, c. 1920s. Unidentified.A woman and boy among the evergreens, c. 1920s–30s. Unidentified.First World War soldier, studio portrait, c. 1914–18. Unidentified — William Wilfred Mason and Samuel John Lowry both served.A soldier and an older man at a rail siding, c. 1914–18. Unidentified.Two men at a tennis net, c. 1930s–40s. Unidentified.At the piano, c. 1940s. Unidentified.Second World War airman, c. 1939–45. Unidentified.Wash-up at a tent camp, Second World War era. Unidentified.Three men, dated 1947 in the family’s hand. Unidentified.Graduation portrait, c. 1930s–40s. Unidentified.
