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Helen
Dawe Collection
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Series
6.7 -- Individuals and Groups, Sechelt and District -- Y, Page 4
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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6.7.317
1927-1982
-- A series of photographs depicting William and Jessie Ann Youngson,
and daughter Betty, employees of the Fleck family at Opeongo Lodge
in Sechelt from 1926 to 1935. William built Rockwood Lodge in
1935-1936 which he and Jessie operated as a guest house until
1946. Betty was B.C. Provincial policeman Major Sutherland's secretary
in the late 1930s. She married Harold Ingram and lived in various
logging camps in B.C. After his death she married Gordon Moffat
but retained the Ingram name. Helen Dawe and she were life long
friends; Betty corresponded with Helen for many years giving her
much valuable historical information.
Photographs
courtesy Betty Ingram (nee Youngson)
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6.7.318
1927-1982
-- A series of photographs depicting William and Jessie Ann Youngson,
and daughter Betty, employees of the Fleck family at Opeongo Lodge
in Sechelt from 1926 to 1935. William built Rockwood Lodge in
1935-1936 which he and Jessie operated as a guest house until
1946. Betty was B.C. Provincial policeman Major Sutherland's secretary
in the late 1930s. She married Harold Ingram and lived in various
logging camps in B.C. After his death she married Gordon Moffat
but retained the Ingram name. Helen Dawe and she were life long
friends; Betty corresponded with Helen for many years giving her
much valuable historical information.
Photographs
courtesy Betty Ingram (nee Youngson)
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6.7.319
1927-1982
-- A series of photographs depicting William and Jessie Ann Youngson,
and daughter Betty, employees of the Fleck family at Opeongo Lodge
in Sechelt from 1926 to 1935. William built Rockwood Lodge in
1935-1936 which he and Jessie operated as a guest house until
1946. Betty was B.C. Provincial policeman Major Sutherland's secretary
in the late 1930s. She married Harold Ingram and lived in various
logging camps in B.C. After his death she married Gordon Moffat
but retained the Ingram name. Helen Dawe and she were life long
friends; Betty corresponded with Helen for many years giving her
much valuable historical information.
Photographs
courtesy Betty Ingram (nee Youngson)
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6.7.320
1927-1982
-- A series of photographs depicting William and Jessie Ann Youngson,
and daughter Betty, employees of the Fleck family at Opeongo Lodge
in Sechelt from 1926 to 1935. William built Rockwood Lodge in
1935-1936 which he and Jessie operated as a guest house until
1946. Betty was B.C. Provincial policeman Major Sutherland's secretary
in the late 1930s. She married Harold Ingram and lived in various
logging camps in B.C. After his death she married Gordon Moffat
but retained the Ingram name. Helen Dawe and she were life long
friends; Betty corresponded with Helen for many years giving her
much valuable historical information.
Photographs
courtesy Betty Ingram (nee Youngson)
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6.7.321
1927-1982
-- A series of photographs depicting William and Jessie Ann Youngson,
and daughter Betty, employees of the Fleck family at Opeongo Lodge
in Sechelt from 1926 to 1935. William built Rockwood Lodge in
1935-1936 which he and Jessie operated as a guest house until
1946. Betty was B.C. Provincial policeman Major Sutherland's secretary
in the late 1930s. She married Harold Ingram and lived in various
logging camps in B.C. After his death she married Gordon Moffat
but retained the Ingram name. Helen Dawe and she were life long
friends; Betty corresponded with Helen for many years giving her
much valuable historical information.
Photographs
courtesy Betty Ingram (nee Youngson)
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