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Mother of Charles, Gerald, Harold, Hubert and Katie Payne. Note on back reads, "One for you, one for Harold," followed by an illegible note in the same hand.

Mother of Charles, Gerald, Harold, Hubert and Katie Payne. Note on back reads, "Lady Payne 1886."

Possibly Cyrene Maude and George Maude

L-R: Eustace Maude with baby Cyrene Maude, Ruth Maude, Mrs. Grace Maude and George Maude.

Note on front reads, "1891 - Maude family." Note on back reads, "R. [illegible name] Maude."

Mrs. Maude (1861-1946) was the wife of Eustace Maude and mother of Ruth Payne (nee Maude), Harold Payne's first wife.

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Unknown girl related to the Payne Family. Possibly Elizabeth "Bess" Finnerty Payne. Gerald Payne's wife.

The Maude Family at Point Comfort Hotel, Mayne Island. L-R Back: George Maude, Mrs. Maude, Ruth Payne (nee Maude), Cyrene Maude. Front: Eustace Maude and Valerie Maude.

Note on back reads, "Mayne Is. Commander Eustace B. Maude, R.N. Point Comfort Hotel. George Maude (Capt. "Cy Peck" - Gulf Is. Run). Ruth (died 1914) married to Harold Payne)."

L-R: Gerald Payne, Harold Payne, Hubert Payne, Katie Bradley-Dyne (nee Payne), Bess Payne (Gerald's wife) at one of their homes on Vancouver Island. The Paynes had all moved off of Saturna by 1938.

Twins, Hubert and Harold Payne. Note on back reads, "Hubert (Parson of St. Christopher's)."

Audrey Payne (left), Reginald Payne, Dora Payne, Margaret Payne, Jessie Payne (right). Note on back reads, "Jessie - Harold's second wife."

Ruth (nee Maude) and Margaret Payne. Note on back reads, "Margaret (15 months)."

Harold Payne holding Margaret

Harold Payne's home in Winter Cove. Ruth Payne (nee Maude) is one of the women in the photo.

record : 1pg. Signed affidavit regarding the gift of the Community Hall's land.

record : 1pg. Certificate of honour from the Saturna Island School congratulating Margaret Ralph on her conduct. Signed by Audrey Morris, an early schoolteacher.

newspaper : 1pg. Obituary for Mr. Peter Georgeson, lightkeeper at East Point.

newspaper : 1pg. Obituary for Mr. Peter Georgeson, lightkeeper at East Point.

newspaper : 1pg. Story about the first pioneers on Cabbage Island.

newspaper : 1pg. Story about the removal of the old East Point Lighthouse