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Cameron Family

Original and photocopied records of the Cameron Family including: educational certificates of Charles Neil Cameron, 1907-1921; "The Sheaf," October 1915 and April 19, 1928; information regarding participation of Charles Neil Cameron in World War I including list of members of 1st University Company, Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1915, summary of war activities, 2 notebook diaries, 3 notebooks of medical notes, mementos, postcards, unidentified photographs, etc., family history, "Early times in the Gainsborough area," by Mrs. Margaret Cameron.

La famille Gerard-Guillon

  • R-500.66; Micro. R-9.15 to Micro. R-9.20
  • Documento
  • copied 1980 (originally created 1868?-1976)

Papers of Berthe Gérard, 1917-1970; of Louise Gérard, 1915-1973; of Marie Gérard Guillon, 1924-1976; of Pierre Gérard, 1894-1971; of Pierre Gustav Gérard, 1916-1974; of Emil Guillon, 1914-1961; of Louis Boiron, 1911-1951; newspaper clippings of the First World War, 1914-1917; photographs.

Various records

  • Micro. R-2.171
  • Documento
  • copied 1952? (originally created 1882-1952)

Diary kept by John Allen during his journey from Toronto, Ontario to the Primitive Methodist Colony of Pheasant Forks, North-West Territories, April 19 to June 12, 1882; homestead records of Henry Joshua Kenyon relating to his land at SW 30-20-9-W2, 1891-1899; report on Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association in Regina, Saskatchewan, 1915?; and obituary notice for Samuel Kenyon, a pioneer of the Primitive Methodist Colony. The records were loaned for microfilming by Mrs. F.A. Kenyon of Lemberg, Saskatchewan in April 1952.

Document entitled Beyond My Grasp, being the reminiscences of Jacob Miller as told to Mr. Litzenberger of Neudorf, Saskatchewan. Miller was a German who served in the Canadian Army during World War I.

List of emigrants from Benbecula, South Uist, Invernessshire, 1883, and story of trip from Scotland to Pipestone district, near Wapella, with a group sponsored by Lady Cathcart, 1883. Records were loaned for copying by Norman MacDonald of Wapella in April 1952.

Records of J. Fortescue McKay including reminiscences, articles and poems. Includes essay on Peter Pond's post and the Green Lake trail; article entitled The Steamboat Age on the Prairies; and reminiscences entitled By Steamboat to the Arctic.

Document entitled A Canadian Northwest Farmer's Life, written by William Gibson, a pioneer of Wolseley, Saskatchewan who farmed in the Wolseley district from 1883 to 1905 and was employed with the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture before moving to Victoria, British Columbia in 1911. Published in The Ayrshire Post, April 4, 1884 to December 30, 1892.

Local Improvement District (LID) No. 52 assessment notice issued to J.L. Darwent, 1906. Record was loaned for copying by Mrs. Darwent in May 1952.

Document entitled True Story of Prairie Life, being the reminiscences of Mrs. Margaret Smith, a pioneer of the Battleford, Saskatchewan district. Loaned for copying by Mrs. Smith of North Battleford, Saskatchewan in April 1952.

Homestead records of Henry Joshua Kenton and a report of the Grain Growers' Association convention in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1915. Records were loaned for copying by Mrs. F.A. Kenyon of Lemberg, Saskatchewan in April 1952.

Various records

  • Micro. R-2.77
  • Documento
  • copied 1957 (originally created 1882-1956)

Papers, notices and discussions relating to the Palliser Expedition taken from the Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of London, Volumes 1 to 5, 1855-1861. Records were copied in April 1957.

Document entitled Early Explorations and Colonisation of Western Canada, by Sir James Hector, taken from Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, 1900. Volume 33, 1901, pgs. 552-554.

Issue of The Evening Citizen, Ottawa, Ontario dated February 28, 1900.

November 15, 1907 issue of Wheat Belt Review, Edmonton, Alberta, featuring Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Partial scrapbook of clippings from French and English newspapers compiled by Henriette Forget and her husband between 1895 and 1923. The scrapbook includes several articles written by Henriette Forget, including "Navigation of the Saskatchewan in Early Days". The scrapbook pages from September 12, 1895 to July 21, 1905 have been microfilmed.

Document entitled Crop Insurance in Manitoba: A Report on the Feasibility and Practicability of Crop Insurance in Manitoba, submitted by the Manitoba Crop Insurance Committee and issued by the Economic Survey Board, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1940.

Records created, accumulated and used by members of the Brooks family of Indian Head, Saskatchewan including newspaper clippings regarding the North-West Rebellion in 1885; a plan of Indian Head dated November 16, 1882; two volumes of a family history document compiled by Murray G. Brooks entitled A Saskatchewan Family, 1882-1902, being the personal reminiscences of life on the homestead and in the town; and letters from Edwin Jackson Brooks to his wife regarding his trip west from Lennoxville, Quebec and his settlement in Indian Head, 1882-1884.

Records of the Balfour Family

  • Micro. R-2.903
  • Documento
  • 1887-1943

Diary of James Balfour, homesteader in the Lumsden district, 1887-1892; letters and photographs from James Stevenson Balfour, 38th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force and Royal Air Force in training and at the front, 1915-1918; clippings of the War and miscellaneous family letters.

Memoirs of George S. Tuxford

  • Micro. R-2.247
  • Documento
  • copied 1963 (originally created 1890-1936)

Typewritten memoirs of George Stuart Tuxford based on his personal diaries and letters written to his parents. Tuxford was born in Wales in 1870 and later emigrated to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, where he farmed and was active in the community. He died in Victoria, British Columbia in 1943.

Volume 1: The Diary of a Western Pioneer (Introduction, 1870-1888; diary, 1888-1914)
Volume 2: The Trail of the Midnight Sun, 1897-1899
Volume 3: The Great War as I Saw It, 1914-1919
Volume 4: Diary, 1919-1936

Johnson, Gilbert

  • (S)A 219
  • Documento
  • 1891-1938

Records created, accumulated and used by Gilbert Johnson of Marchwell, Saskatchewan including assessment roll and miscellaneous bills of Langenburg School District No. 105, 1891-1900. Letters from friends serving with the Canadian Expeditionary Force in England and France, 1916-1918. Letters and printed items relating to his interest in Theosophy, the organization of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, trade unionism and socialism, 1918-1938.

Records of Richard Loney

  • Micro. R-2.463
  • Documento
  • copied 1971 (originally created 1899-19--)

Records created, accumulated and used by Richard Loney (1877-1965) of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan relating to his professional career as a businessman in Moose Jaw in real estate and automobiles; his service in the Boer War; and his work as a recruiting officer during World War I. Includes stock certificates for shares in various businesses in Moose Jaw; newspaper clippings; advertisements of Manley, Loney and Co. and Richard Loney and Co., and biographical information.

Richard Loney was born in Ontario in 1877 and settled in Moose Jaw in 1906. He was active in the Moose Jaw community and served as president of the Moose Jaw Board of Trade.

Portnall, Francis (Frank) Henry

  • R-371
  • Documento
  • 1900-1973

Architectural plans, drawings and plates; photographs; minutes of the Regina Sketch Club, 1926-1966; pamphlets; scrapbooks, etc. (See also R-OS 17). Includes City of Regina Bylaw No. 1485: Regulating the erection and to provide for the safety of buildings in the City of Regina, Saskatchewan.

File 10 includes a publication relating to the unveiling of the Saskatoon War Memorial commemorating the Great War (1914-1918) in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on November 11, 1929. Includes information on the Saskatoon Branch of the Canadian Legion, British Empire Service League.

File 11 includes various publications icluding the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History Popular Series No. 2 entitled Saskatchewan As Seen Through Museum Habitat Displays which contains information on the creators of the displays (Fred G. Bard; Fred W. Lahrman; and Robert D. Symons), March 1962; The Saskatchewanians, published by the Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee and Canada Centennial Corporation, 1967; a booklet on Arthur Silver Morton, Professor of History and Librarian in the University of Saskatchewan, 1914-1940, issued by the University of Saskatchewan in 1943; a volume of poetry by Ralf L.F. Sheldon-Williams, Canadian Expeditionary Force [1918 or after]; a 1941 article by Walter C. Murray entitled The University of Saskatchewan; an untitled history of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan including narratives by prominent citizens compiled to commemorate the city's 21st anniversary, 1927 [the title page has been torn out]; and booklet pertaining to the Soldier's Cemetery in Regina.

McKay, Joseph Fortescue

  • R-379
  • Documento
  • ca. 1900 to 1977

Files relating chiefly to economic, political and cultural affairs in Regina and Saskatchewan and to the McKay and Fortescue families. File I.2 relates to Armisticians. File I.37 relates to the Law Society of Saskatchewan. Includes various maps, including the following: map of Lac La Ronge Depth Sounding in Feet, prepared by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, Surveys Branch and published by the Travel Bureau in May 1957 with information on Lac La Ronge showing mine shafts, early trading post sites, outfitter camps and portages, etc. (NT-3); Saskatchewan Official Highway Map, 1964 (NT-6); Saskatchewan Municipal Road Assistance Authority Grid Road Map, 1974 (NT-7); 1967 street index and map of Beautiful Saskatoon presented by the Saskatoon Real Estate Board showing parks, open spaces, transit system, and schools, etc. (NT-9); and Regina Complimentary City map and guide produced by the City of Regina Development and Public Relations Department, 1968 (NT-12).

McKay was a lawyer and civil servant who was born in 1890 and died in 1977.

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