Sechelt Community Archives -- Series 6.13, Whitaker family -- 1912-25, Page 7

Helen Dawe Collection

Series 6.13
   Whitaker Family, 1880s-1911
    Whitaker Family, 1912-25
    Whitaker Family, 1940s-1966
    Documents, 1875-1915

Series 6.13 -- Whitaker Family and Documents -- 1912-1925, Page 7

A pictorial record of Alfred and Henrietta Whitaker and their nine children, Edith, Herbert, Ernest, Evelyn, Reginald, Cecil, Muriel and Ronald (Alfred junior died in infancy). A portrait taken in England in the mid 1880s and photos in Vancouver and Sechelt of family, friends and employees up to 1971 record this remarkable Sechelt family's life. Original Whitaker business documents have also been photographed, also original survey information by John Scales; all are oversize photographs.

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6.13.71

1940s -- The Forestry boat "Douglas Fir" tied up to the float at the end of the government dock in Porpoise Bay with John (or Dick) Clayton seated on the left and hist sister Phyllis on the right.

Photograph by Edric Clayton

6.13.72

Date unknown -- Could be Peggy (nee Clayton) Hemstreet.

Photograph by Edric Clayton

6.13.73

Date unknown -- Most easterly of the three totem poles erected between the Union Estates Dance Pavilion and general store.

Photograph by Edric Clayton.

6.13.74

1940s -- Phyllis Clayton sits under the most easterly of the three totems which stood bewteen the Union Estates Dance Pavilion and general store.

Photograph by Edric Clayton.

6.13.75

Date unknown -- A group of Sechelt residents stand outside the first St. Hilda's Anglican Church.

Photograph by Edric Clayton.

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