Item is a photograph of John and Mabel Alward standing together outside their house in Wood Point, approximately a year after their marriage.

Item is a photograph of Mabel and John Alward’s farm, formerly the Baird property, in approximately 1908. This photograph shows the house, barn, outhouses, and granary (wider white doors) where oats were stored in fall for personal use and sale.

Item is a photograph of Willard and Jennie Wry with their family of eight children photographed by R. S. Pridham of Sackville, NB.

From left to right:
First row: Jennie Pearl Caulkin Wry, Aubrey Willard Wry.
Second row: John Willard Wry, Kenneth Oscar Wry, Jennie Grace (Snowdon) Wry, Mabel Lena Wry.
Third row: Bessie Jean Wry, Minnie Jean Wry, Alice Pauline Wry, Clarence Hassel Wry.

Item is a photograph of Mabel Lena Wry as a young woman photographed by R.S. Pridham of Sackville, NB.

Item is a photograph of the female employees of George E. Ford’s All Purpose Store which was located on Main Street, Sackville, NB.

From left to right:
First Row: Alice Wry (Cashier) who later became Mrs. T. A. Siddal, Lizzie Siddal (T. A.’s sister)
Second Row: Miss McLean of St. John (Head Milliner), Lizzie Gillis, Mabel Lena Wry who was the Head Milliner before marrying John B. Alward
Third Row: Jennie Amos, Casey Chase who became Mrs. Willard Bowser, and Nita Atkinson.

Item is a reproduction of a portrait photograph of Isaac Wry and his second wife Mary Fields Wry. The original photo is a tintype likely dating back to sometime in the 1850s or 1860s,

Item is a photograph of Mabel Lena Wry as a young woman photographed by R. S. Pridham of Sackville, NB.

Subfonds contains personal papers of Pauline (Alward) Spatz, including records pertaining to her schooling, her career as a registered nurse, and other personal papers, as well as a group of family photographs dating back to her great grandfather, Isaac Wry, and succeeding generations. Content is divided into four series: Photographs, School Records, Nursing Records, and Other Personal Papers.

Item is a book documenting the funeral of John B. Alward. Item contains information regarding the service, floral tributes, and signatures from guests of the funeral.

Items are two newspaper clippings pertaining to the death and funeral of John B. Alward.