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Angus MacKay's first family in large flat boat at shore of Green Lake

R-A6938
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ca. 1915

His first family of Angus McKay, in large flat boat at shore of Green Lake, ready to leave for Ile à la Crosse Hudson Bay Company post, group of men in background on shore.

Baptisms and Marriages of St. Jude's Roman Catholic Parish, 1876-1911, Green Lake, Saskatchewan

(S)Q 290
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2003

"Baptisms and Marriages of St. Jude's Roman Catholic Parish, 1876-1911, Green Lake, Saskatchewan," compiled by Tammy Vallee. An index of baptisms and marriages at Green Lake, SK, transcribed from Saskatchewan Archives microfilm, Call number Micro. S-1.150.

Biographical information on Jules Emile Teston

R-E2131
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1955, 1985

Part of Textual Records (Private) Collection

Copy of article in French dated July 27, 1955 regarding the death of Reverend Father Jules Teston and English translation of article by Sister Marie-Claire Baillargeon of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan in 1985.

Information on Roman Catholic pastors in Green Lake, Saskatchewan from 1854 to 1984 likely compiled by Saskatchewan Archives Board staff in 1985.

Campbell Innes and Mr. Mitchell at Former Site of Hudson's Bay Company Post on Shore of Green Lake

R-A22132 (1)-(2)
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1939-08-26

Campbell Innes and Mr. Mitchell, Hudson's Bay Company factor standing in brush which once was the site of the Hudson's Bay Post on the west shore of Green Lake, before 1820.

Campbell Innes sitting in what was once the cellar of the North West Fur Trading Post of 1795