A photograph of a parade at Durham, Ontario, c.1890, with the Knapp House hotel building in the background. This image was published in "A History of the Town of Durham" and captioned as, "One of Durham's first bands in a parade at Garafraxa and Lambton." This gives a snapshot of what life looked like when the Burts were living there from 1890-93.

Closeup of the listing of the Burt household in Shediac Cape from Canada’s 1901 census. Also lists their 28 y.o. female domestic Ella May Elliott.
(Shediac NB, subdistrict g-1, Schedule 1, page 1, line 41)

A.F.B., Francie with her cat, Matilda and what looks like an award winning cartfull of home-grown produce in Shediac Cape, New Brunswick.

The Rectory in Shediac Cape which was home to the Burts from 1893 until 1916.
(Photo from Frances Burt Givan’s album)

At Trinity Church in Wethersfield, Connecticut (date of old photo unknown).
The inscription on the cross in the original photo reads: “They that turn most to righteousness shall shine as the stars for ever and ever. Dan 12”. Apparently this is no longer legible on the stone today. On the other side of the stone is Matilda’s name.