The Early Years of Ashcroft Manor
By Edward Philip Johnson
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 43182
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970
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The Early Years of Ashcroft Manor
By Edward Philip Johnson
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 43182
Captain John T. Walbran, 1848-1913
By Thomas E. Appleton
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 24-35
The Diary of Simon Fraser Tolmie
By Sydney W. Jackman
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 36-44
William Fraser Tolmie: Natural Scientist and Patriot: A Review Article
By Victor Hopwood
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 45-51
The Journals of William Fraser Tolmie, Physician and Fur Trader
By Victor Hopwood
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 45-51
The Journals of William Fraser Tolmie, Physician and Fur Trader
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 45-51
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 52-5
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 55-7
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 59-61
BC Studies no. 5 Summer 1970 | p. 61-2
Thomas E. Appleton is the historian for the Marine Services branch of the Department of Transport in Ottawa, and is the author of Usque ad Mare.
Victor Hopwood is with the Department of English at the University of British Columbia and is a contributor to the Literary History of Canada and the editor of a new edition of David Thompson’s Travels.
Sydney Jackman is with the Department of History at the University of Victoria and is the author of Galloping Head and Portraits of the Premiers.
“The Early Years at Ashcroft Manor” is a revised version of the research paper for which Mr. Johnson won the Native Daughters of British Columbia Scholarship, awarded at the University of British Columbia. Mr. Johnson, born in Kamloops, was a graduate of the Vancouver Normal School and received his Bachelor of Education from U.B.C. in 1969. At the time of his tragic and premature death in December last, he was principal of Collettville Elementary School at Merritt.
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