This album includes information on and photos of people who did not sign the Bell Farm Visitors Register.

Visited the Bell Farm in 1882 - Sir John Aird (1855-1938) was born in Longueil, Quebec.

Visited the Bell Farm on July 21-22, 1883 - Henry Barneby was an independently wealthy member of the British aristocracy.

Visited the Bell Farm on Oct. 13-14, 1895 - Dr. Robert Johnston Blanchard (1853-1928) was a Scottish medical doctor (graduated 1878) who moved to Winnipeg in 1879.

Visited the Bell Farm on September 7, 1893. Thomas Bready (1854-1903) was a grain merchant and, as such, became a prominent capitalist and President of the Winnipeg Elevator Company. While at the Bell Farm, he "pronounced the wheat the best he had seen during his travels this season".

Visited the Bell Farm in June or July, 1884.

Visited the Bell Farm with the Tenant-Farmer Delegates on Oct 3, 1890 - Arthur Daniel came from 172 Dereham Road, Norwich, England.

William Henry Dempster (North Wales) and John Roberts (South Wales) were two of the Welsh tenant-farmer delegates that visited the Bell Farm on Sept. 19, 1893; but they didn't sign the Register.

Visited the Bell Farm in March-April 1897 - Charles Ramsay Devlin (1858-1914) was a Quebec politician, and later served as an Immigration Agent in Ireland.

Visited the Bell Farm in 1883 in company with Dr. Max Sering, both from Germany.

Dr. Oliver Cromwell Edwards (1859-1915) lived at Indian Head in 1882-83 and visited the Bell Farm regularly.

Visited the Bell Farm with the Tenant-Farmer Delegates on Oct 3, 1890.

Crossed the Bell Farm on July 1, 1892.

Probably visited the Bell Farm on Oct 3 or 4. 1890.

George Flett (1817-1897) was 70 when he visited the Bell Farm on June 24, 1887 with the contingent of Presbyterian ministers who had recently met at Winnipeg for their annual General Assembly.

Fred Francis was a newspaper correspondent for the "Hampshire Telegraph and Sussex Chronicles". He travelled to Canada in 1883 and reported on his Bell Farm visit in an article that was published on Nov. 3, 1883.

Photographed the Bell Farm during harvest time, 1883.

Visited the Bell Farm on 24 June 1887 as part of a Presbyterian delegation tour of Western Missions.

Captain Howard (1846-1901) operated the Gatling Gun in the North-West Rebellion of 1885, and visited the Bell Farm en route East after the conflict ended.

Visited the Bell Farm with the Tenant-Farmer Delegates on Oct 3, 1890.