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Clandonald, a manuscript and typescript history by MacDonell reflecting on colonization schemes
Manuscript history of Clandonald by Rev. MacDonell reflecting on colonization schemes written in the 1930s. A typescript version of the same document is also included.
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Typescript history of Clandonald by MacDonell addressed to "Father Ninian", which was later edited and published in 1968 in the Alberta Historical Review entitled "British Immigration Schemes in Alberta". Copy included in the file is signed by MacDonell's sister, Annie Lawrence.
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"History of Clandonald" by Mr. John McMorrow
Typescript "History of Clandonald" written in the 1950s by Mr. John McMorrow, postmaster at Clandonald, and includes the views of various community members.
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Clippings book of newspaper articles relating to the Clandonald settlement
Clippings book consists of newspaper articles predominantly from the Edmonton Bulletin and the Edmonton Journal during the period leading up to the settlement of Clandonald and during its settlement--between 1923 and 1925. Also includes one issue of The Western Scot, the newspaper of the 67th Battalion "The Western Scots", based in Willows Camp, Victoria.
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"Kintail" history pamphlet by Rev. MacDonell
"Kintail" history pamplet by MacDonell, originally published between 1906 and 1908 as a newspaper article under the name "Creaghan-An-Fhithich". Republished at a later date as a history pamphlet.
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Scottish Immigrant Aid Society planning notebook
Notebook used for Scottish Immigrant Aid Society planning purposes by MacDonell includes lists of possible emigrants, their accounts, and expected travel figures.
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MacDonell's "Letts's Quikref" 1919 diary is sparsely used. MacDonell set sail for Canada on the RMS Ordima on July 31, 1919 and arrived on August 8 in Halifax. Interleaved is a letter about stolen goods.
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MacDonell's "Daily Journal for 1923" was infrequently used. MacDonell spent the beginning of the year in Ontario; he arrived in Winnipeg on April 8 and in Red Deer on May 11. Includes cash accounts at back of book.
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"The Estate Book and Diary 1933"
The majority of MacDonell's "Estate Book and Diary for 1933" is taken up by advertisements and reference material relevant to the country gentleman. The diary portion of the book is sparsely used. MacDonell was in Edmonton until February 6, when he left for Montreal and arrived February 15.
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MacDonell's 1938 diary is sparsely written in and recounts his travels, correspondence, and daily activities. He sailed from Honolulu to Victoria on February 4 and arrived February 10. Returned to Edmonton and visited Clandonald. Includes cash accounts in back of book.
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[Telegram to Rev. Andrew MacDonnell regarding settling Irish on farms at Clandonald colony, Alberta]
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[Draft report of the Hebridean delegation concerning settlement in Canada]
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Plan of township 38 range 3 west of the 5th meridian
Large-scale sectional map of township in the Clandonald Colony include handwritten annotations indicating settlers' names, land purchase price, advance payments and mortgages, land value, area cultivated and area wasted, and the number of miles to the nearest railway siding.
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Plan of township 38 range 3 west of the 5th meridian
Large-scale sectional map of township in the Clandonald Colony include handwritten annotations indicating settlers' names, land purchase price, advance payments and mortgages, land value, area cultivated and area wasted, and the number of miles to the nearest railway siding.
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Cty. 24 Vermilion River west of fourth meridian
Map shows Clandonald, Dewberry, Hazeldine, Streamstown, Islay, Lea Park, Makaoo Indian Reserve No. 120, North Saskatchewan River and Vermilion River.
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"The town of Clandonald was founded in 1927 and has 2 churches, 1 convent, 2 schools, 4 grain elevators, 1 creamery, 4 general stores, 1 bank, 3 lumber yards, 1 hotel, 1 restaurant, 120 Clandonald farms (37 C.P. farms and balance H.B. farms). Farms are quarter sections (160 acres) 1/2 mile square. Some are half sections (320 acres) one mile by half mile. The section (640 acres) is one mile square. The colony extends 24 miles by 20 miles. There are 45 families whose names begin with Mac. Scots, Irish, English and Welsh are represented in the colony."
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Blueprint map of Canadian Pacific Railway Alberta District for Clandonald, Alberta. Created in Clandonald on Oct. 15, 1927 and revised in Winnipeg in Nov. 1927, Calgary in 1934, Edmonton in 1936 and Calgary in 1959. Shows Cutknife to Whitford lake line extension, Clandonald Main Street, and grain elevators along the line at S.W. 1/4. Section 17. Township 53. Range 5. West of the 4th Meridian.
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Red Deer west of the fourth meridian
Sectional map no. 215 of area around Red Deer, Alberta shows surveyed area. Legend provides details about facilities available in each town (post office, school, church, gas station, etc.).
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Children's mock boxing match on passenger ship deck
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Children's mock boxing match on passenger ship deck
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Children's mock boxing match on passenger ship deck
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[Spectators and Rev. MacDonell at children's mock boxing match on passenger ship deck]
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[Group portrait of Scottish children in field]
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[Hebrideans at arrival meeting in Canada]
Ripped attachment on back of photograph states: "At the meeting when the party from the [Hebrideans]addressed by T.B. Macaulay, president of theCo. and the Hon. Manning Doherty, minister [of agriculture]Ontario.
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[Hebrideans at arrival meeting in Canada]
Ripped attachment on back of photograph states: "After the meeting the Hebridians pose for [a photograph].
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[Donald Macpherson and daughter plowing in Canada]
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[Priest, possibly Reverend MacDonell, in front of house]
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[Children on walkway in front of brick building, probably a school in Red Deer]
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[Friends and family giving a send off as Hebrideans depart from British port harbour]
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Group portrait of McMullan family taken in Belfast.
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[Two Hebridean women and boy in front of stone cottage with thatched roof]
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Group portrait of Carr family taken in Belfast on board ocean liner.
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A family of 12 (the McDonalds of Lochaber) on board the Marloch bound for Canada
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"Left to right: Lachlan MacLeod, Lachlan Nicholson, Rev. Father R. A. MacDonell, promoter of Hebridean migration, Rev. Canon Alexander MacDougall (Dean of the Isles), Neil MacMillan, Angus MacDonald."
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[Friends and family giving a send off as Hebrideans depart from British port harbour]
Writing on lifeboats may read "Glasgow".
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Hebrideans in Canada--Westlock, Alberta, Mr. Gilbert MacLennan's home and family
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Hebrideans in Canada--Two frame cottages that are meant to house farm help at Ard-Moire, Red Deer
Family pictured in front of nearest cottage. Closest cottage is 30x24 and has 5 rooms; farther cottage is 18x24 and has 4 rooms.
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View shows corner of 2nd Street SE and Gaetz Ave. Banners are displayed celebrating the 230th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne on July 12, 1920. Commercial storefronts and license plates on cars visible.
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[Group portrait of military chaplains from various countries]
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[Harvested wheat field with horse-drawn harvester in distance]
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[Hebridean men in wagon travelling on beach]
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Men driving two horse-drawn wagons; street view in background.
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