I have a copy of the "Old Antrim" photo. My Mother was Ada McPherson of Antrim County. She wrote on the back of the photo the names of those people she knew. They were from left to right;The child is George McPherson (her brother) The lady with the hat is Mrs Cook, behind her and to the right is Addie Harvey McEwan, The lady with the scarf around her head is my great grandmother Angeline McPherson. She had the tall man behind her as Oscar Whitney. Next she wrote Hattie Arnold and Maria Chamberlain {not sure which two ladies they are]. The three men From the far right are John McEwan, Dan Blakely and Dock Chamberlain. Hope this is some help. I have a few more old Photos you might like to see." school, family etc" . Sincerely Angie Toothman

An email from Joshua A Dawson (email address is romperstomperrr@hotmail.com) says this about the photo: "Well I believe that the fourth man in from the left is my great, great grand father. The tall man in the middle of the crowd with the mustach and hair combed to the left. If it is him his name was George G. Dawson (19 SEP 1843 -19 MAY 1927) If that picture was taken in 1900 he would have been 57. He was married to Jane Petrie.......Well, Upon seeing the picture I got that funny feeling that it just may be him...I may be wrong but am pretty certain."

And he continues in another letter: "My great grandmother has pointed out to me in some photos i have, her father....... the man on the far laft is the same man as in the pictures. Again If it is him..His name was Thomas Edgar Willson and he was married to Mary Stoker...". Later, Joshua wrote back to say he'd made an error - here are his latest comments: "The man on the far right is none other than John Petrie!! but the tall man in the middle with the mustach IS my great, great grandfather George Dawson"

And another viewer, Debbie Kimball (email address debjsm@aol.com) write the following: "Believe it or not I have the same picture! It was in with my great-grandmothers picture albums. Bless her heart she went through her pictures and labeled who they were as best she could. The gentleman third from the far right with the long white beard is my ggg-grandfather Henry Chamberlin. The man in the back holding the little boy is his brother Cyrene Chamberlin. The child I only know as Vern. The lady in the middle of the front row where the three women are real close together is Maria Chamberlin wife of Cyrene."

Jeanne Whitney (email address whitnej@hotmail.com) writes: "I cannot tell you how I felt when I saw this picture! I found it on a random Whitney search on the Internet. I knew instantly that I was looking at Oscar and Amy Whitney. Amy is to Oscar's left with her head tilted. The rest of our family looks so much like these two, it's hard to miss them.

I think that's their buggy on the side of the building. Do you know who owns that building now? We talk all of the time about rebuilding community traditions that were a part of that time. I think these will help me get moving. I immediately forwarded the photo and the story to family members. They will be checking their email any time now. Believe me, my family will know all of these people."

And another note: My name is Georgia Perkins. My mother was Ruby Blakely, born in Eastport. In the picture the 2nd man on the right, between the two men with whiskers, is DAN Blakely, not Don as you have noted. He was my Grandfather. My email address is gperkins@suddenlink.net