File consists of: -- large faded photo on card of a house with 5 people standing outside, titled “Trickey farm, Quabbin” – smaller photo on card of the same house with 2 women outside titled “Trickey farm Quabbin” – studio photo of young couple titled “Blanche & Charles C Trickey” – long horizontal format photo of house and barns titled “Trickey Farm in Quabbin” – large CDV of 7 people titled “Trickey Family, Quabbin Road”, also a photocopy of the same photo with names inserted as follows: Permelia Hogaboom Trickey, Malcolm Cameron Trickey, Norris Mallory Trickey, Philander Smith Trickey, Sophia Mallory Trickey, Julia Ann Shipman Trickey, Chales B Trickey. – CDV of young man inscribed on back “Mae”, from Trickey photo studio, Winchester, ON. – CDV of a couple from Trickey photo studio, Winchester, ON, also a photocopy of the same titled “Sophia Mallory Trickey” – CDV of bearded man titled “Malcolm Trickey” – CDV from Taylor’s studio, Menominie, WIS. of a couple with infant, titled in ink “Malcolm Trickey” with pencil note “Joseph Miller Trickey lived Hammond Wisconsin, 20 mi. WNW from Menominie WIS. (see E Worley letter)”. Also a photocopy of the same with names “Agnes Rebecca Fern Trickey, Charles B Trickey, son Malcolm Charles” – small CDV of an old lady, possibly Permelia Hogaboom Trickey from large family photo, with pencil note “Mrs M C Trickey CB298 Grade C stretcher” – small CDV of 7 men and women from G B Murray gallery, Brockville. – small CDV of 5 people, probably a family – tintype of a man & woman and 2 daughters, scratched on the back “Lizzie Trickey, Picton Box 209” – 9 pages of photocopied photos and Trickey family lists, stapled – photocopy of transcript of the will of Peter Trickey, 1854 – photocopies from a bible recording the marriage of Joseph Warren and Julia Ann Trickey, 1857, listing of their birth and death dates, and list of moves from Escott to Quabbin to Mallorytown – photocopy of 17 pages of computer printout listing the Descendants of Christopher Trickey b. 1750 – 3 pages handwritten research notes about the people in the photos – photocopy of a letter and family notes by Cecil Avery to a Mr. Mazurk, 1997. -- Accrual June 2018: Pamphlet "History of the Comstock Patent Medicine Business" (Morristown NY.) Smithsonian Institution Press 1972.
