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1910-1916 -- Horace J. (Jack) Haslett married Herbert Whitaker's sister Evelyn in 1907. They had five children, four boys and one girl. Jack worked first for Herbert as a bookkeeper and later as manager for the Union Estates Limited Bowen Island, Sechelt and Selma Park operations. The photographs are of Jack, Evelyn and their children, their home on Cowrie Street, known first as Red Cottage then as Whitaker House and his sail boat.

Photographer unknown

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1941 -- Joseph Patrick (Paddy) Hatt photographed with a loaf of his famous whole wheat bread. He was a trapper, fisherman and guide in the Egmont area early in the twentieth century

Photograph by Bill Howard

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Date unknown -- John Hayes pictured in the former Union Steamship dance pavilion on the Boulevard where he operated a salaal packing plant, a theatre and a rental apartment. His company was named "Reid Fern and Moss Supple Company Evergreens from British Columbia." The building was destroyed by fire in 1971

Photograph courtesy the Peninsula Times newspaper and the Alsgard family

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1912-1913 -- A studio photograph of Bessie Hermanson (nee Swanson) and husband Ellis with three of their four children. Ellis, the eldest son of Herman Carlson of Carlson Point, Sechelt Inlet, moved to Sechelt in 1902 or 1903, became a Canadian citizen and moved with his family to Colorado in 1915.

Photographer Neville, Colorado Springs (6.7.130) Photographer unknown (6.7.131)

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1912-1913 -- A photograph of three of four Hermanson children. Their father, Ellis Hermanson , the eldest son of Herman Carlson of Carlson Point, Sechelt Inlet, moved to Sechelt in 1902 or 1903, became a Canadian citizen and moved with his family to Colorado in 1915.

Photographer unknown