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3/22/2461
Photo by Joel Emmons Whitney Saint Paul, Minnesota Before 1867 Joel Emmons Whitney was one of the first photographers to work in the American mid-west.
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3/22/2462
Photo by Ryder Larsen Red River Settlement (Winnipeg) 1866-1870 Larsen immigrated from Norway to work for the HBC, and would become one of the first photographers in Red River. He photographed most of the famous figures in early Manitoba and his works are highly valued. He was also a notorious alcoholic and was accused of using his photo lab to make counterfeit currency.
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Mary H. McDonald3/22/2463
Photo by Steele & Co. Winnipeg 1893 Mary's identity is not known, but she may be related to Ellen Inkster McDonald & Archie McDonald.
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Colin Inkster shaking hands3/22/2464
Winnipeg c.1920s This photo shows Hon. Colin Inkster shaking hands with an unknown older man.
It is from a later date than the majority of the photos in this album, and was likely added by Sibyl Inkster later. |
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daisy hamilton3/22/2465
Photo by James Little Peterborough, Ontario 1874-1886 Daisy's identity isn't known. There is some indication that one of Harriet Inkster McMurray's daughters, Annie, may have married a Hamilton.
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3/22/2466
Photo by Hall & Lowe Winnipeg 1882-1887 |
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3/22/2467
Photo by Simon Duffin (Duffin & Co.) Winnipeg 1874-1875 |
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Annie Sybil mckay inkster3/22/2468
Photo by Steele & Co. Winnipeg 1891-1912 Sybil was the daughter of Hon. Colin Inkster who inherited his home, Bleak House. She lived from 1880-1974 and worked as a teacher.
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