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Date: 1910
Co-Lab contributions: No
Available online: Yes
Source: Private
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    George and Helen Sali, Russian-German immigrants to Saskatchewan 1901-1920s
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    George and Helen Sali, Russian-German immigrants to Saskatchewan

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3367992
    Date:
    1901-1920s
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 3604
    George and Helen Sali, Russian-German immigrants to Saskatchewan. Immigration & Colonization - Russian-German Sali, George, family
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    [Haida (?) Indian village, British Columbia.] Cumshewa, B.C [ca. 1910]
    1 digital object(s)

    [Haida (?) Indian village, British Columbia.] Cumshewa, B.C

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3368517
    Date:
    [ca. 1910]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1971-197 NPC, Box number: 2M DAP-19A-12
    [Haida (?) Indian village, British Columbia.] Cumshewa, BC. Haida Indians. Described by the RECON project. Credit: Library and Archives Canada 
  3. 3
    Ukrainian pioneer settlers, Oakburn, Manitoba vers 1895.
    1 digital object(s)

    Pionniers ukrainiens

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    4377413
    Date:
    vers 1895
    Source:
    Private
    Pionniers ukrainiens
  4. 4
    Ukrainian pioneer settlers, Oakburn, Manitoba ca. 1895.
    1 digital object(s)

    Ukrainian pioneer settlers, Oakburn, Manitoba

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3368047
    Date:
    ca. 1895
    Source:
    Private
    Ukrainian pioneer settlers, Oakburn, Manitoba. Immigration & Colonization - Ukrainian Yanick, Semen MB - Oakburn. Semen Yanick (Yanyk) b. 1860, d
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