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Oral History Interview - Mrs. George McKillop (nee Devina Sang)

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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1978
Accession No.
19921008018
Physical Description
1 cassette tape; digital copy
Scope and Content
Side A - Moved to Lethbridge from Manitoba circa 1 909. Father was a blacksmith. George Watson relates a story about Devina's brother, Bert. Following graduation she attended Normal School, then taught at Spring Coulee for one year. - Lethbridge schools: tearing down of Fleetwood, the closing of Ce…
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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1978
Fonds
Pioneer Researchers Association Oral History Project
Creator
Pioneer Researchers Association
Physical Description
1 cassette tape; digital copy
Physical Condition
Excellent
Acquisition Source
Pioneer Researchers
Scope and Content
Side A - Moved to Lethbridge from Manitoba circa 1 909. Father was a blacksmith. George Watson relates a story about Devina's brother, Bert. Following graduation she attended Normal School, then taught at Spring Coulee for one year. - Lethbridge schools: tearing down of Fleetwood, the closing of Central. The student registers for both schools in the Lethbridge School District #51 Archives. - Biographical information about George McKillop: he was from a family of 8 children. He was the last to pass away. Mentions some of the honors and medals he received. - George and Devina had one child, Dorothy Jean McKillop. She married Robert Boulton. - General information about blacksmiths. - last half of Side A is blank SideB - Blank.
Access Restrictions
Public Access
Accession No.
19921008018
Collection
Archive
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