BUSSE, HENRY

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Dene Woman

1629

Dene woman and child near fire

1637

Dene children with toboggan

1641

Dene woman with child shopping for clothing, Hudson’s Bay, Yellowknife,

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Portrait of Dene woman

1647

Portrait of Dene woman, Snowdrift

1655

Dene tea dancers

1661

Teepee at Burwash Point, Yellowknife, 1954

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Dene tents at Fort Rae, 1949

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Dene girl in snow

1722

Man with dog team, YK, 1949

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Dene at river’s edge, Fort Rae

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Dene Family Group, Fort Rae

1750

Drummer at Hand Games, Fort Rae

1753

Hand Games, Fort Rae, Treaty Day

1764

Dene Children on rock

1817

Dene family paddling canoe

1818

Elderly Dene woman

1838

Edward Blondin (left) holding horns of large moose at Port Radium

1844

Tipi at lakeshore, Rainbow Valley, YK

MATHERS, CHARLES

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Skin Lodges of the Dog Rib Indians in front of HBC, Fort Great Slave Lake

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The HBC steamer WRIGLEY on the Mackenzie , taking a moose aboard which was shot from the deck.

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Indians packing goods up from shore of Great Slave Lake, Ft Resolution

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Indians portaging a 50-foot scow on the Montoise portage, goods and boats are portaged four times in 25 miles on account of the rapids on the Slave River.

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Indian packer with an average pack of 200 lbs.

0023

A moose and teepee. The moose is not much used as it is difficult to train. Dogs are used now almost exclusively.

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Dogrib child sleeping in hammock.

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Old style Dogrib Indian grave, Fort Rae

0048

Treaty time, Fort Rae,

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Drummers and hand game players, Fort Rae

0057

Skilled Dogrib canoemen transport tent flooring, Fort Rae

006

Dr. L.D. Livingston’s cow, Clementine, nibbles at a wagonload of newly cut hay. Aklavik

0081

Stacks of pitchblende concentrate awaiting shipment at Port Radium, Echo Bay, Great Bear Lake

0084

Joe Saul, Indian Guide, Fort Norman

0090

Johnny Hotty, Indian Guide, Fort Norman

0041

These are nearly all Eskimo. I saw a number of them last summer. They come from farther north for the herring run at Arctic Red River. Summer of 1915, Arctic Red River.

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Man gutting fish. Eskimo prisoner, Fort Resolution, June 1919

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Mackenzie Delta Dene. This tribe of Indian known as Loucheux is the finest in the north. They are much like the Aleutians of Alaska and not unlike the Huskies (Eskimo) though of larger build. I developed quite a respect for the Loucheux.

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Metis from Fort Chipweyan. Two older Metis ladies wrapped in shawls in the cold snowy weather.

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A larger group of skin tents, Fort Providence, July 1920

0063

Indian Way" – Winter fishing

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Indian woman carrying heavy load and snowshoes.

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Indian woman finishing deer skin.

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Man taking out a huge catch of fish from boat.

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Indian boys examining a huge load of fish, Fish Point near Hay River.

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Indian men cleaning a large catch of fish at Fish Point.

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Man with large fish at Fish Point.

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Fish just before hanging, near Fish Point

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Fish hung to dry a an Indian camp during fall fishery.

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Inuit Whaling Camp, Aklavik

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Sled Dogs, Aklavik?

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Kenneth Peclooluk, Aklavik

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Rat Sunday – Muskrat skins were put on the collection plate, Aklavik

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Loucheux Girl Guides

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Patsy with her snowman, All Saints School, Aklavik

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Group of Inuit, Aklavik

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Indian woman with child in rabbit skin jacket

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Man with reindeer

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Reindeer hitched to sled

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Reindeer herd, Reindeer Station

0551

Dried Muskrats, Mackenzie Delta

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Eskimo Dogs

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Mother and child in skin clothing

1069

Young child in a parka

1148

Coppermine – ice fishing with a net.

PUBLIC ARCHIVES

PA 42115

Indian women dressing moose skin, Fort Resolution, NWT

PA 48097

Jim Lafferty, Catherine Lafferty (wife of Napoleon) and Victor Lafferty, baby.

PA 48099

Indian woman fishing under ice in Great Slave Lake.

PA 42104

Bella Beaulieu, skinning a caribou, Fort Resolution

PA 42110

Mrs. Charlotte Jones (married to Harry Jones), collecting birch tree sap, Fort Resolution

PA 48201

Indian Residential school in Fort Resolution, NWT

PA 45092

Fish stage at Fort Resolution, NWT.

PA 45020

Bishop Breynat giving evidence before Government agents at Ft. Providence, NWT, 1927. First Dominion of Canada court enquiry in the far north (Treaty Party).

PA 18643

Indians gambling at Fort Providence during treaty time.

Albert LeBeau hung for murder of his wife and child, with Constable Corbin at Fort Providence, NWT, 1921

PA42084

An Indian Child at Aklavik

PA 18859

Fort Norman looking west from hill at Hudson’s Bay Post, Great Bear Rock in distance (NWT) 1921

PA 18578

Canoe about 30’ long made by Indians of untanned moose skins sewn together with hair on the outside and stretched over roughly made frame of large willow ribs. Fort Norman.

PA 61606

Ballanca "Pacemaker" aircraft of Commercial Airwa;ys Ltd. Making first airmail flight to Aklavik and Fort Resolution

SARAH ANNE GARLUND

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J. Kenai

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Maggie Wiedamen and Sarah Anne Garlund’s dog team. The lived between Aklavik and the mountains.

FRED GREENLAND

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Joe Greenland (1890-1950) and Bella (Stewart) Greenland

PHILIP X. MANDEVILLE

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Philip X. Mandeville, taken in 1915 in Arctic Red River

J.W. BALSILLIE

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J.W. Balsillie, Wynn Sawmill, Fort Resolution

CHRISTINE FREY

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Charles Philip Gaudet

JANE GAUDET

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Fred Gaudet, taken in Fort Good Hope. He worked as a special constable for the RCMP for 17 years.

SARAH SIMON

594

Alex Stewart

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Annie Stewart, Sarah Stewart Simon, Kenneth Stewart, George Greenland, Joe Greenland, Catherine Stewart Sittichinli

WILLIAM FIRTH

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Mable Sibbeston, Rosalie Sibbeston, (wife of James), James Sibbeston, Henry Sibbeston (far right)

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Indian burial on the Mackenzie River. Taken about 1919

CHRISTINE KING

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Ray Overvold at his cabin. Ray stayed in his cabin with his family until his children were of school age. He trapped and hunted for a living. His cabin was on the North shore of Great Bear Lake, Good Hope Bay, and as far as we know it still stands there today. He was killed in an accident about 1952. He left behind five children, two of whom worked for the Metis Association of the NWT and a wife who is now remarried.

VICTOR LAFFERTY

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Louisa Menicho from Fort Norman. (Menicho means "eyebrow".)

ANGUS MCLEOD

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Mail run at Fort Norman, NWT

ELIZABETH YAKELEYA

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Gordie Yakeleya. Taken in about 1953 in Fort Norman. He is working for Eddie McPherson, hauling water, etc. He trapped. When he was about 12 years old his dad went to Camsell hospital and Elizabeth took him into the bush with her to show him how to trap and live in the bush. It was his first time.

CELINE LAFFERTY

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Boniface Lafferty

015

Leon Norwegian, Albertine Lafferty, Germaine Lafferty, Gabe Lafferty

036

Baptiste Sabourin, Francis Lepine, Joe Lafferty, Jim Cayen

NAPOLEON LAFFERTY

358

Dora Jones

CFATHER POSSET

638

Children and Nun at Fort Providence (?)

J. POCHAT COTILLOUX

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Father Napoleon Lafferty, OMI was priest at Fort Chipweyan and Fort Fitzgerald. Here at Fort Rae.

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BEATRICE DANIELS

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Ellen lives in Fort Rae. Henry (deceased) worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company at Fort Rae for approximately 40 years. His father was Henri Lafferty, born 1853. Henry was born in 1879.

PROVINCIAL ARCHIVES, ALBERTA

B 2940

Teepees at Fort Resolution, NWT