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1929 Big Bend Highway Telegram In 1928, the federal and provincial governments had come to an agreement to build the Big Bend highway north of … Read More
1929 Big Bend Highway Telegram In 1928, the federal and provincial governments had come to an agreement to build the Big Bend highway north of … Read More
Around the 17th century, a stout stick took over from the sword, as an essential part of the European gentleman’s wardrobe. It was used primarily … Read More
Thomas Haney was born on July 22nd, 1841 on Cape Breton Island, and was the oldest of four sons and three daughters. His parents, Bridget and … Read More
In his 1913 volume of BC biographies, Judge William Howay described Nelson Seymour Lougheed as “one of the most progressive, able and discriminating young business … Read More
Nelson Carter landed in Victoria, B.C. in March 1885. He moved to Vancouver and started a brick yard at Rouse’s Point which he carried on … Read More
In 1897, Solomon Mussallem left his native Lebanon and travelled to Canada. In 1905 he married Annie Besytt, also Lebanese, and they had seven children. … Read More
The Callaghans were one of Maple Ridge’s first families of settlers. Daniel Callaghan Sr., his son Dan, and son-in-law Thomas Haney – arrived in 1876 … Read More
The Beckett family arrived in Port Haney from Sherbrook, Quebec in 1885. Henry Robert Beckett and his wife Mary brought with them their daughter and … Read More
The first member of the Abernethy family to venture on to Port Haney soil was George Gordon Abernethy. George was born in Embro, Ontario on … Read More