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Dawe Collection
Series
6.7
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Series
6.7 -- Individuals and Groups, Sechelt and District -- K-L, Page 3
Photographs
consist of pioneer families, individuals, groups, Mayors and Councillors,
members of town service industries of Sechelt listed in alphabetical
order. Photographers include Edric Clayton, Charles Bradbury, Helen
McCall.
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6.7.157
Date
unknown -- Marie Montgomery, second from right, was a founding
member of the Sechelt Library and its volunteer librarian from
the mid 1970s until the mid 1980s. She was active in several organizations,
particularly the St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary.
Photographer
unknown
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6.7.158
pre
1922 -- Clara and John Lyell and their home in Halfmoon Bay. Clara
had emigrated from England to Vancouver where she met and married
Charles Priestland. They pre-empted 160 acres, including waterfront,
at the head of Halfmoon Bay. There she built a house and became
postmistress at the Welcome Pass Post Office, later renamed, in
1910, Halfmoon Bay P.O. After her husband, who had remained in
Vancouver, died, she married John Lyell, a local fisherman. Years
later he was accused of murdering Bob Rainey after an argument
but whether he was guilty or not, he disappeared and it remains
one of Halfmoon Bay's mysteries. Clara died in 1933 at St. Mary's
Hospital in Pender Harbour.
Photographer
unknown
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6.7.159
date
unknown -- Clara Lyell's home in Halfmoon Bay. Clara had emigrated
from England to Vancouver where she met and married Charles Priestland.
They pre-empted 160 acres, including waterfront, at the head of
Halfmoon Bay. There she built a house and became postmistress
at the Welcome Pass Post Office, later renamed, in 1910, Halfmoon
Bay P.O. After her husband, who had remained in Vancouver, died,
she married John Lyell, a local fisherman. Years later he was
accused of murdering Bob Rainey after an argument but whether
he was guilty or not, he disappeared and it remains one of Halfmoon
Bay's mysteries. Clara died in 1933 at St. Mary's Hospital in
Pender Harbour.
Photographer
unknown
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6.7.160
date
unknown -- Clara Lyell's home in Halfmoon Bay. Clara had emigrated
from England to Vancouver where she met and married Charles Priestland.
They pre-empted 160 acres, including waterfront, at the head of
Halfmoon Bay. There she built a house and became postmistress
at the Welcome Pass Post Office, later renamed, in 1910, Halfmoon
Bay P.O. After her husband, who had remained in Vancouver, died,
she married John Lyell, a local fisherman. Years later he was
accused of murdering Bob Rainey after an argument but whether
he was guilty or not, he disappeared and it remains one of Halfmoon
Bay's mysteries. Clara died in 1933 at St. Mary's Hospital in
Pender Harbour.
Photographer
unknown
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