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Dunlap, Elizabeth
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Anna Elizabeth Dunlap came to Grande Prairie in 1912 with her father, James Carrel Dunlap, over the Edson Trail. The party of five included Mr. & Mrs. Dunlap, their daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. John Mashburn, and Elizabeth. They had traveled all the way from New Mexico. When they reached Grande Prairie, Mr. Dunlap started the "The People's O.K. Store" on Third Avenue South (Richmond Avenue), transporting all the goods for the store over the Edson Trail. Elizabeth Dunlap lived in Grande Prairie as a teenager and young adult, and evidently was a successful tennis player. She married Mr. Kinch and left Grande Prairie c. 1920.
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SPRA-0122
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South Peace Regional Archives