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RESEARCH
SOURCES
DIRECTORIES
ê1904
Henderson Gazetteer
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Henderson Gazetteer
1904 and 1905
Henderson Gazetteer and Directories for Anderson Creek,
Armstrong, Aspen Grove, Campbell Creek (including Upper
Campbell Creek or Barnhartvale), Cherry Creek, Coutlee,
Douglas Lake, Ducks, Glen Emma, Falkland, Grande Prairie (Westwold),
Granite Creek, Haney, Hedley, Lac La Hache, Lower Nicola,
Monte Creek, Nicola Lake, Princeton, Quilchena, Rockford,
Tranquille, and a partial for Kamloops. Also included
are city description headings for Ashcroft, Voght Valley,
Kamloops, Ladner, Chilliwak, Enderby, Revelstoke, Shortreed,
Phoenix and a verbatim advertising transcript of the Thiel
Detective Service out of Seattle, which plays a role in the
Bill Miner story.
PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS DATABASE
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This database presentation is meant to assist the reader of
“Interred With Their Bones” in making further inquiries into
individual aspects of interest in the book. It might be the
goal of some readers to explore in more detail possible
relatives or ancestors and thereby glean genealogical or
family history facts and stories from the sources I have
used. It may be that others want to know more about the
different towns, places and events mentioned in the book. As
well, this research database may enlighten further the casual
reader about unrelated topics such as details in some of the
newspapers of the day, the Dixie Jubilee Singers or the
Chinese in B.C. All of the information was assembled by the
writer as background for the book, or was actually used in the
book itself. It is hoped that by offering these details and
minutiae of the world of 100 years ago in British Columbia it
will stimulate research into local and family history, as well
as the history of our province as a whole.
Unfortunately, in the interests of brevity and time, I was
unable to trace all the family connections of the many
individuals in my book. Some of the families may be missing
siblings, dates, or other pertinent data.
If any of the readers should have any
questions, suggestions or additional information to share,
they are urged to contact the writer via direct email at
peter_@_billminer_.ca.
(Remove the underscores for the correct email address.)
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