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40232 A1346 David Watson     Amputation Baseball Team In Winnipeg (L- R): (Back Row) W. Wood (P); J.B. Peppin (C); Roy Sanderson (Cf); Frank Nelson (Lf). (Front Row) W.R. Wheeler (1st B And Manager); P. Shipman (2nd B); R.W. Farrell (Ss); J.R. Mcdougall (Rf); N.C. Davis (Ss). Foreground: James Warrington (3rd B And Mascot); William R. Wheeler. William R. Wheeler, Born May15, 1899 In Easbourne Sussex, England, Was One Of Eleven Children Born To Arthur And Elizabeth (Nee Tecehurst) Wheeler. The Family Emigrated To Winnipeg, Mb, In 1908. William Wheeler Lost His Arm While Serving As A Canadian Soldier In World War I. The Amputation Association Of The Great War Changed Its Name To War Amps Of Canada In 1942. This Baseball Team Often Played Exhibition Games Against Women. This Photo May Have Been Taken At St. John College Field (Now U Of Winnipeg) Or At Corner Of Sherbrook And Ellice  Associations ▪ Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1923
26766 A0899 David Watson     Arthur Wheeler And His Son Jack, In A Garden At 873 William Avenue In Winnipeg, Mb  Agriculture ▪ Children ▪ Gardening ▪ Personalities 1920
26761 A0899 David Watson     Barry Smith Age 2 Years And 9 Months Riding A Tricycle In St. James Area Of Winnipeg, Mb  Bicycles ▪ Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities 1933, September
40245 A1346 David Watson     British Columbia Electric Railway Obsersation Car With Teddy Lions, As Conductor In Vancouver, Bc.Photo By Harry Bullen, Vancouver, Bc. Photo Courtesy Of David Watson  Personalities ▪ Streetcars ▪ Women 1930c
40237 A1346 David Watson     Child Seen On A Rio Truck Hood Is Bill Watson (1916 - 1957). His Father’S Truck Belonged To A Packing House, A Carruthers Co Ltd. His Mother Was Elsie Wheeler. His Father Was Tom Watson. Photo Probably Taken In Birds’ Hill Area  Automobiles ▪ Children ▪ Trucks 1918c
26760 A0899 David Watson     Child Wearing A Sailor Suit. Photo By Forde Studio  Children ▪ Costumes 1914c
40234 A1346 David Watson     Ernest Wheeler And His First Wife, Thelma Wheeler. Wedding Photo Is By La Fayette Studio, Winnipeg  Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1935c
40238 A1346 David Watson     Float In A Parade Advertising Sale Of War Bonds. Manitoba Bridge And Ironworks  Advertising ▪ Parades ▪ World War II 1941c
40242 A1346 David Watson     Men Seated In Front Of Carruthers Hide And Fur Company  Businesses ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1926
40239 A1346 David Watson     Patricia May Little, Born In 1943, Holds A Doll While Seated On The Steps Of Her Home At 553 Langside Street In Winnipeg, Mb  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Toys 1945c
40244 A1346 David Watson     Sarah Watson (Nee Cartwright) Died Of Spanish Flu Epidemic At 746 Elgin Avenue On January 7, 1919. She Emigrated From Ireland Or England And She Was The Mother Of The Watson Brothers  Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1918c
26764 A0899 David Watson     Sheep On A Farm In Interland District Of Manitoba  Agriculture ▪ Barns ▪ Buildings ▪ Sheep 1920
40243 A1346 David Watson     Thomas Watson Stands Beside A Carruthers Hide And Fur Company Truck In Front Of Their Building. The Company Dealt In Hides, Wool And Raw Furs  Businesses ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Trucks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1920c
26763 A0899 David Watson     Three Boys, Ernest, George And Alfred Wheeler,Wearing Sailor Suits. Photo By Steele And Company Ltd  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities 1914c
26762 A0899 David Watson     Three Women Wearing Hats And Dresses Of The Day In England  Costumes ▪ Women 1914c
26767 A0899 David Watson     Wedding Of James Orr Baxter And Margaret C.S. Kidd Of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Officiating Minister James M. Wilson Of Goodlands, Mb. James And Margaret Were Scottish Immigrants. He Worked As A Driver / Salesman For Orange Crush And She Was A Waitress  Costumes ▪ Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1929, April 9
40233 A1346 David Watson L.B. Foote and James   Wedding photo of William R. Wheeler and Joy Wheeler.  Attendents were Fred Saltel and Edith Saltel nee Wheeler. Girl on front left is Lillian Wheeler, age 6 years.  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1928c
40235 A1346 David Watson     Wheeler Family In Winnipeg. Top Row (L- R): Elsie, 18 Years; William 16 Years. 2nd Row (L- R): Charles, 14 Years; Arthur, 42 Years; Amy, 19 Years. 3rd Row (L- R): Elizabeth, 41 Years; Ernie, 4 Years; Frank, 7 Months; Lettie, 8 Years. Front Row (L- R): David Watson, 11 Years Old; George, 21/2 Years Old. Arthur Frank Wheeler And His Family Emigrated From Sussex, England In 1908. He Lived At 930 Logan Avenue And Was Employed At Manitoba Bridge At 901 Logan Avenue In Winnipeg, Mb  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1915, October 16
40236 A1346 David Watson     Wheeler Sons. The Wheeler Brothers Were Teamsters And Butchers In Slaughterhouses Adjacent To Cpr Line. They Worked And Lived On Logan Avenue, Winnipeg, Mb  Costumes ▪ Immigration ▪ Personalities  
40241 A1346 David Watson     William R. Wheeler Served With Canadian Army  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1919c
40240 A1346 David Watson     William R. Wheeler Served With Canadian Army In World War I  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1915c
26765 A0899 David Watson     Woman, Elizabeth Wheeler, At Work In A Garden At 873 William Avenue In Winnipeg, Mb  Agriculture ▪ Gardening ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1920
40231 A1346 David Watson     Worker On Horse-Drawn Sleigh (Sled) Of Gordon Ironside And Fares Company Limited Of 945 Logan Avenue (Corner Of Logan And Trinity). The Company Were Transporters For Packers And Cattle Exporters, Abattoir. Thomas Watson Was Employed As A Teamster By The Company. The Sleigh Contains Carcasses Of Cattle. The School In Background Is 2nd Argyle School (At Argyle Street And Henry Avenue) Built In 1895. Note The Harness On The Horses, And The Sled Runners  Abattoirs ▪ Cattle ▪ Costumes ▪ Harness ▪ Horses ▪ Personalities ▪ Schools ▪ Sleds ▪ Transportation 1910c