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May Babcock and baby Ida at 594 Pape Ave., Toronto, 1910 A.D.

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Fred and May Babcock on their wedding day.

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Eva May and Charles (Butteris) Woodley

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Ida Mee (née Woodley) and William Butteris (ca. 1889)

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Great Grandpa and Great Grandma Woodley's Golden Wedding Day (1916)
4th Row L to R - Fred Babcock, Eva Laing, Jack Reid, Edith Reid
3rd Row L to r - Mabel Crawford, Lucy Woodley, Eva May Babcock holding baby Jack, Uncle Frank Woodley, Ida Woodley, Charles Woodley, Maud Woodley
2nd Row L to R - Marion Reid, Del Babcock, Great Grandpa William Woodley, Great Grandma Charlotte Woodley, Elmer Reid
Front Row L to R - Ken Babcock, Viola Reid, Grace Laing, Jessie Reid.

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Kimworthy Farm outside Bradworthy, Devon. The Francis Ancestral Farm.

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Back Row L to R - James Woodley, Henry Francis Woodley, Ida May Woodley.
Front Row L to R - Edith May Woodley, William Woodley, Charlotte Regina Francis Woodley, William Woodley, Charlotte Woodley (kneeling). Missing - Eva Gracie.

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St. Swithen's Church at Launcelles, Cornwall, the only church existant from the 1600's. It likely is the church in which James Woodley and Ann Brimacombe were married 30 June, 1832.

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Woodleigh Parish Church, Devon, where the Woodleys may have originated.

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Atop the hill at Aurora Cemetery.

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