- CA GPR 0572-2014.041.005
- Item
- [ca. 1895]
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
Emilie Dannhauer, later the wife of William Alexander. Photograph taken by Mathers, Edmonton, NWT.
Mathers, Edmonton, NWT
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Part of William Alexander Family fonds
Emilie Dannhauer, later the wife of William Alexander. Photograph taken by Mathers, Edmonton, NWT.
Mathers, Edmonton, NWT
[Indigenous Woman and Child Outside Teepee] Original Title: Awaiting Her Lord’s Return
Part of Bezanson Family fonds
Image shows an Indigenous woman holding a child and standing at the entrance of a teepee on the prairie near Slave Lake. The original title is taken from the caption written on the back of the photograph.
Alexander Boys and their Father
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
Left to right: Ed, Art, William (father), and Bill Alexander.
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
Sisters Maggie and Jean Alexander. This photograph was taken before the family moved to Spirit River and taken by M. Burgess, Strathcona, Alberta.
M. Burgess, Strathcona, Alberta
Settlers from the Bull Outfit stopped on the trail to Grande Prairie. Those shown include Mrs. Lossing, Mrs. Drake, Mr. McNaught, Garnet Truax, Clarence Lossing, Mrs. Smith, E. A. Smith, Mr. Gaudin, and R. C. Lossing.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail", p. 22.
Honeymoon Couple on Edson Trail
A couple on their honeymoon as they travel the Edson-Grande Prairie Trail to their homestead.
Used in "Edson to Grande Prairie Trail," p. 161.
McDermid Studio, Edmonton, AB
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
The Alexander children, left to right: William, Maggie, Edward, Jean, and Arthur. Photograph taken by M. Burgess, Strathcona, Alberta.
M. Burgess, Strathcona, Alberta
The fonds consists of two pages of biography written by the Loggie sisters when they interviewed Dr. Lucy Bagnall in 1955; and a copy of the diary kept by Lucy on a daily basis from May 19 to December 15, 1912. It gives an account of their journey north from Calgary to Grande Prairie, and the first months of their life in the Grande Prairie district. Much of the diary is about building the house; everyday activities such as cooking, washing, and getting food; breaking land, threshing, and haying; church services, with topics and attendees; books that Lucy is reading; and visiting with the neighbours. Dr. Bagnall mentions names such as Appleton, Cranston, Braybrook, Lister, Roberts, Canon Smith, Sharpe, Anderson, McLevin, Trimming, Campbell, Lyster, Parker, Higbee, Meade and Grant, Van Schaick, Moxhay, Forbes, Bredin, Powell, Bousfield, South, Perraton, Matheson, Carter, Ray, Patterson, McAusland, Johnson, Blake, Norley, Hunskor, Hendry, Ryley, Ferguson, and Kennedy.
Bagnall family
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
"This is a photo of our little Spirit River girls taken on the first of July." Left to right: Oma Tomson, Mag. Tomson, Peace Brooks, Jean Alexander, Florence Brooks, and Maggie Alexander.
Alexanders at their Rycroft Farm
Part of William Alexander Family fonds
The Alexander family on their farm near Rycroft with a slaughtered pig. Left to right: Art, Emilie, Maggie?, Jean?, Bill or Ed?, William Alexander, and Mr. Leslie.