A photo of the Canadice Literary Society taken at the farm of Elwood Barringer in 1896. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

On the porch, left to right: Will White, Lola Eastabrook, Lou Affolter, Edna Snyder, Eugene Henry, Nell Buckner, Fred Henry, Daisy Henry, Harry Coykendall, Ruth Wickes, Roy Coydendall, Merle Wright, Jennie Ross, Fay Huff, Scott __, Nora Peabody.

Below porch: Elmore Phelps, Dana Jackman, Charlie Henry, Murray Henry (baby), Eva Salter, Bertha Salter, Jermiah Doolittle, Will Van Duyn, Minnie Norget, Vern Crane.

In front of post: Mary Kuhn, May Becker, Fred Kingsley, Clarence Branch, Sadie Crane, Ida Mills, Elwood Barringer, Carrie Barringer.

Children in front: Maud Henry, Leola Salter, Lena Wright, Peabody Children from Wayland.

A photo of a crew building a road in Canadice circa 1900. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

The location may be the road leading to Harriet Holister Park. None of the people in the photo have been identified.

A photo of Canadice Lake taken in 1910. The view is from the north east looking south and west. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

A photo of a neighborhood group taken in 1910. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

The individuals, from left to right, are: Miss Lawrence, Julia Mabus, Ted Henry, Ruth Lawrence, Paul Lawrence, Hazel Crooks, Mildred Lawrence, Mark Lawrence, Roy Hank, Clarence Preston, Harold Preston, Harriet Henry, Haskel Reynolds, William Fran, Florence Reynolds, Edwin Reynolds and Birdsel Reynolds.

The location of the photo is unknown.

A photo of the Canadice town picnic in 1910, location unknown. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

The individuals in this photo are unidentified.

A photo of a ladies group at Canadice NY circa 1916.

At the far right of the front row is Bertha Ward Darron. No one else in the photo has been identified.

Photo courtesy of William Darron.

A photo of the east hill of Honeoye Lake in 1921 seen from Bartholomew Point on the west shore of Honeoye Lake. The view is looking approximately east. Portions of the west shore were once a part of the Town of Canadice. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

A photo of the R. R. Young cottage at 6053 Bartholomew Dr. on the west shore of Honeoye Lake in 1921. The view is looking to the north and east. Portions of the west shore were once a part of the Town of Canadice. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

A photo of the R. R. Young cottage at 6053 Bartholomew Dr. on the west shore of Honeoye Lake in 1921. The view is looking to the south and east. Portions of the west shore were once a part of the Town of Canadice. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

A photo of what was called the “Lucy Group” taken in circa 1930. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

The names of the individuals is not known.

A photo of the Canadice Corner Ladies taken in 1930. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

The names of the ladies are not known.

Another photo of the Canadice Women taken in 1932. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

Back row: Mrs. Henry, Bertha Allen, Grace Affolter and Bella Purcell.

Third row: Mrs. Deal, Hazel Bush, Maud Van Dyne, Speedie Preston, Ester Becker, Lena Becker, Mrs. Bush Sr., Carrie Seward and Clara Mastin.

Second row: Gertrude Henry (child), Emily Deal, Emma Winch, Elizabeth Wright, Ida Henry, Unknown, Bessie Caskey, Unknown.

Front row, left to right: Mary Tibbals, Cora Caskey, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown.

An aerial view of Canadice Corners taken in 1946 - 47. The church is clearly visible in the middle ground right of the photo. Courtesy of Canadice Historian, Margaret Bott.

A photo of Canadice Lake taken from the north end of the lake looking south. The photo was taken in 1990.

A photo of the Canadice Town picnic taken in 1999. Courtesy of Town of Canadice.

Click the image to enlarge and view individual names.

A photo of the east hill of Honeoye Lake in 2003 seen from Bartholomew Point on the west shore of Honeoye Lake. The view is looking approximately east. Portions of the west shore were once a part of the Town of Canadice. Courtesy of Town of Canadice.

This is a photo of the Canadice Church in Canadice NY. It is located at the intersection of County Road #37 and Canadice Hill Roads. This photo was taken in 2011. Courtesy of Canadice Methodist Church.

Another view of the Canadice Church and its cemetery taken in 2011. Courtesy of Canadice Methodist Church.