This is the house my Dad grew up in! His name is David MacFarlane and he and my mom sold the house about ten years ago. They live further down the road in Fernwood, but couldn't take on renting out the house any longer.
Yes. This is the house I grew up in and Charles was my father. The house was built in 1873 by Nathan MacFarlane, my great great uncle. This was the first house he built, but he is noted as a master carpenter who built, among other structures, St. Mary's church in Indian River.
I'm looking for the house my grandmother grew up in, to see if it exists and thought this might be it, but maybe not. Her name is Kathleen MacFarlane Bowler. All I remember when I last saw it 20 years ago, was the it vaguely looking like this style, but I thought it had two sides to it.
The farmhouse in Fernwood is right story. Why Video Bigger Its quaint design and rural setting evoke a sense of nostalgia, reflecting the simplicity and authenticity of country living.
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ReplyDeleteThis is the house my Dad grew up in! His name is David MacFarlane and he and my mom sold the house about ten years ago. They live further down the road in Fernwood, but couldn't take on renting out the house any longer.
ReplyDeleteWas this the home of Charles MacFarlane?I am looking for the MacFarlane homestead.
ReplyDeleteYes. This is the house I grew up in and Charles was my father. The house was built in 1873 by Nathan MacFarlane, my great great uncle. This was the first house he built, but he is noted as a master carpenter who built, among other structures, St. Mary's church in Indian River.
DeleteI'm looking for the house my grandmother grew up in, to see if it exists and thought this might be it, but maybe not. Her name is Kathleen MacFarlane Bowler. All I remember when I last saw it 20 years ago, was the it vaguely looking like this style, but I thought it had two sides to it.
ReplyDeleteCarmen Bowler...may I ask who your parent was??? Patricia ??? Beverely? Paula? Robert?
ReplyDeleteRob, is my dad!
DeleteThe farmhouse in Fernwood is right story. Why Video Bigger Its quaint design and rural setting evoke a sense of nostalgia, reflecting the simplicity and authenticity of country living.
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