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Key witness at Kettlewell inquest in Bracebridge is Ronald Barrie, seen with his sister, Mrs
Key witness at Kettlewell inquest in Bracebridge is Ronald Barrie, seen with his sister, Mrs

Key witness at Kettlewell inquest in Bracebridge is Ronald Barrie, seen with his sister, Mrs

Date6/25/1947
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Original Toronto Star caption: Key witness at Kettlewell inquest in Bracebridge is Ronald Barrie; seen with his sister; Mrs. James Petrillo
GeographyCity, town, townshipGeorgian Bay (Ont. : Township)
GeographyHistorical locationSevern Falls (Ont.)
GeographyRegion or DistrictMuskoka (Ont. : District municipality)
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0121070F
First witness at the inquest into the death of Christina Kettlewell at Bracebridge Thursday is expected to be Ronald Barrie, of Mimico, ex-ballroom dancer, seen here
First witness at the inquest into the death of Christina Kettlewell at Bracebridge Thursday is expected to be Ronald Barrie, of Mimico, ex-ballroom dancer, seen here
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/18/1947
Barrie's friend and husband of the dead bride, Jack Kettlewell, is seen with his father at Bracebridge
Barrie's friend and husband of the dead bride, Jack Kettlewell, is seen with his father at Bracebridge
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/21/1947
Inspecting ruins of honeymoon cottage from which he pulled his friend, Jack Kettlewell, before it burned, Ronald Barrie, right is seen with Insp. Thomas Wright
Inspecting ruins of honeymoon cottage from which he pulled his friend, Jack Kettlewell, before it burned, Ronald Barrie, right is seen with Insp. Thomas Wright
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/23/1947
Ronald Barrie, Mimico, who went on the honeymoon with his chum and the bride, said he found Kettlewell dazed in cottage before fire
Ronald Barrie, Mimico, who went on the honeymoon with his chum and the bride, said he found Kettlewell dazed in cottage before fire
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/22/1947
Eager spectators, mostly bobby-soxers, are seen getting autographs from Kettlewell and Barrie
Eager spectators, mostly bobby-soxers, are seen getting autographs from Kettlewell and Barrie
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/21/1947
Companions for years, Barrie and Kettlewell are seen together before the Severn river tragedy
Companions for years, Barrie and Kettlewell are seen together before the Severn river tragedy
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/25/1947
Outside courthouse are Kettlewell, left, Richard Thomas, who said Barrie was in bad financial condition in recent months, Kettlewells' father, and Bar(...)
Outside courthouse are Kettlewell, left, Richard Thomas, who said Barrie was in bad financial condition in recent months, Kettlewells' father, and Bar(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/21/1947
Second barrage of questions faces Ronald Barrie as inquest into the death of Mimico bride Christine resumes
Second barrage of questions faces Ronald Barrie as inquest into the death of Mimico bride Christine resumes
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/25/1947
Appearance of Mrs. Evelyn Dick seen arriving in court with sheriff's officer, was somewhat of a surprise. She is subpoenaed as a witness
Appearance of Mrs. Evelyn Dick seen arriving in court with sheriff's officer, was somewhat of a surprise. She is subpoenaed as a witness
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/27/1947
Back from war, Jack Kettlewell, seen in army kit, married Christine early in May
Back from war, Jack Kettlewell, seen in army kit, married Christine early in May
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/25/1947
Witness, Lauralee Lorenz, key witness in a love-triangle murder trial, outside court yesterday
Witness, Lauralee Lorenz, key witness in a love-triangle murder trial, outside court yesterday
Ross, Fred
2/22/1979
Mrs. Donald MacLean who appeared as a crown witness at the Hamilton trial of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dick, charged with the murder of her husband, J(...)
Mrs. Donald MacLean who appeared as a crown witness at the Hamilton trial of her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dick, charged with the murder of her husband, J(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/11/1946