| Call #: | MSS C555/2/14.12 no. 15b |
| Author: |
Morton, Arthur Silver
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| Title: | Yarns of western pioneers, The Saskatchewan Farmer. 1 September 1939. |
| Description: | 1 page. |
| Notes: | This article was part of a series of articles, entitled "Tales of Cannington Manor, N.W.T.," which were published in The Saskatchewan Farmer during the period 1939 to 1940. |
| A biographical article about James Pryce, a carpenter and pioneer, who emigrated from Nairn, Scotland in 1885. Includes a discussion about the impact of the North-West Resistance of 1885 on the communities of Medicine Hat and Lethbridge | |
| Morton Manuscript Collection, Special Collections, University of Saskatchewan Libraries. | |
| History: | In the early 1930s Dr. A. S. Morton gathered information about Cannington Manor, the unique British colony located in south-east Saskatchewan. One of his contacts was Mrs. A. E. Hewlett who had a close relationship with the first settlers of Cannington Manor. |
| Subject: |
Cannington Manor Papers
Hewlett, A. E. Papers Cannington Manor, Saskatchewan - History Northwest Rebellion, 1885 Pryce, James - Biography |
| Other Author: |
Hewlett, A. E. M.
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