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Series
6.7 -- Individuals and Groups, Sechelt and District -- Mc-M, 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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6.7.173
Date
unknown -- Edna Martin and Gladys Cox on the Sechelt wharf.
Photographer unknown
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6.7.174
1926
-- Abe Mason clears Lot 1, Block 2, D. L. 1331 for the summer
home of Steve Wallbridge who had bought the lot from Thomas Cook.
It later belonged to Kenneth Whitaker and then to Phillip Gross.
Jean Cook (later Mrs. Whittaker) stands on the left. Mason Road
in West Sechelt is named after Abe who took up Lot 4313 and farmed
there.
Photographer
unknown
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6.7.175
1920s -- Mason home beside Cook Creek on the west side of Porpoise
Bay. Mrs. Charles Jordan is seated with Mrs. Abe Wilson standing
to her right, Abe Mason, in front of her, came from Seattle to
log in the Sechelt area. Beside him is Stan De Long, another early
settler and logger in the area.
Photographer
unknown
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6.7.176
1960s-1970s
-- Mr. Jack Mayne, a prominent early resident of Sechelt, had
emigrated from England to Vancouver, served in the Canadian forces
in WW1 and moved to Sechelt around 1927 where he worked in the
post office under Mr. Robert Hackett. From his house on Cowrie
Street where he worked as a Notary Public he and his wife Carrie
ran a boarding house and rented out summer cabins. He was very
active in various organizations on the coast being a founding
member of the Sechelt Royal Canadian Legion, involved in the Catholic
Church in Sechelt and an elected Trustee on the Board of the Victorian
Order of Nurses.
Photograph
courtesy the Sechelt Peninsula Times and the Alsgard family.
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6.7.177
1912
-- Edith Morgan, daughter of Mrs. James Morgan. The Morgan family
came to Sechelt in 1910 where, for a short time, Mr. James Morgan
was manager of Bert Whitaker's hotel. He left to become chief
steward on C.P.R.'s Princess Victoria and the Morgan family moved
to San Diego in 1920. Edith had married Gus Hanson in 1917 and
while her husband was overseas had worked in Bert Whitaker's store
prior to moving to the USA. She later returned to Sechelt and
married Sam De Long while her sister Winnie married his brother
Bob De Long.
Photographer
unknown
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