Four children on the front steps at 522 Main Road. Uncertain which name matches to which person. They are: Lena Henry, Mildred Rowley, and "Cecil - Harold Gillett.".
Blacksmith shop at 522 Main Road, two cats play in the snow. Property first operated by Alexander McGray (or McCray) in the 1880's. It was operated as a blacksmith shop by Charles A. Barnes. Later owned by Roswell Rowley. The building burned on…
George King House, c. 1860, 522 Main Rd., MACRIS inv. #GRN 66. Owned by George King in 1870 then by Alexander McGray (or McCray), a blacksmith. He sold to Charles Tryon in 1889 then to Edwin Gibbons then to Roswell Rowley (1863-1944), all in 1889.…
Julia and Mildred Rowley in carriage. It is not known wherher "Old Nell" is the horse or the third person in the carriage. Julia had a sister nicknamed Nellie. On the other hand the third person looks too young to be "Old Nell."