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Up the Gatineau! Index for Volumes 1-47 1975-2021 Gatineau Valley Historical Society Up the Gatineau! Index for Volumes 1-47 1975-2021 Copyright 2021 Published by the Gatineau Valley Historical Society Box 1803 Chelsea, Quebec J9B 1A1 Cover image: Mary Ann “Minnie” (née Egan) O’Sullivan (1887–1957) in her late 50s, with her team. A Canadian hero: Minnie, along with her family, worked the hilly, thin-soiled fields unsung. Circa 1945. Collection of Barry O’Connor. GVHS 02971.046/57. Table of Contents Subject index.................................................................................................................................................3 Author index.............................................................................................................................................143 ∞∞∞∞ Users’ note: This index is a reworked cumulation of the indexes of Up the Gatineau! Volumes 1 – 46. The following conventions have been used: • Volume numbers are in bold type • Images are denoted by ‘fig’ • Footnotes are denoted by ‘n’ • Page ranges (e.g. 39:7-9) do not necessarily denote continuous discussion; they may simply show a series of pages on which the subject is mentioned. • Wherever possible, married women’s names are grouped with their husbands and children with a cross reference from their family of birth. For example, Mary Brooks married John Kirk. She appears under her birth family as follows: Brooks, Mary. see Kirk, Mary (Brooks) and under her family of marriage as follows: Kirk, Mary (Brooks) Subject Index hemp (crop), 9:7 Hincks Township, 9:8–9 2nd Canadian Division, 12:13–14 lessons learned, 41:83–84 2nd Special Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment, 16:17 livestock farming, 41:80 fig – 85 fig, 41:82–85 28th Saskatchewan Rifles,21 :2 and lumbering, 3:4–5, 9:7, 40:24 43rd Ottawa and Carleton Rifles,6 :13, 7:23, 8:3, 16:17, in the Martin letters, 20:30–40, 45:19–20 19:18 O’Sullivan farm, 47:54–61 100th Regiment of Foot, 11:16–18 seasons of, 41:80–94 260 Fingers (exhibition), 11:16–18, 42:99 Tiberius Wright farm, 5:12 1914-1915 Star, 42:83 fig training, 4:19 zoning, 27:27 A Agriculture and Arts Association of Ontario, 10:18 Ahearn, Mrs., 21:20 Abbott, O. J., 45:11 Air Board (Canada), 27:34–35, 27:37 Abell, Walter, 39:15 Air Cascades, 27:3 Abram, Louis (Rev.), 33:41 airplanes acetylene, 31:22–25 Austria sailplane, 34:13 fig generator, 31:23 fig, 31:24, 31:24 fig Fleet Finch biplane, 36:23 fig lamps, 31:25, 31:25 fig, 36:13 Grunau glider, 34:10, 34:10 fig, 34:Back cover fig plant, 21:19 Halifax aircraft, 22:17 fig Acetylene Construction Company, 2:18 Lancaster bombers, 36:28, 36:28n2 Act of Union, 42:13 Olympia glider, :11 Adams 34 Pratt Reid glider, 34:11 fig, 34:11–12 Bonnie, 45:70 fig Spitfires, :21–25, :24 fig Eleanor. see Mullen, Eleanor (Adams) 36 36 Tiger Moth airplane, 34:11 fig Frank Dawson, 25:33, 25:34, 25:36–37 Vickers Vedette flying boat,27 :39 Adamson, Inigo, 43:96 Vickers Viking flying boat,27 :34 fig, 27:37, Adderley, William & Mrs., 6:11 27:Cover fig Adrian, Richard, 25:34 Akey, Louis, 19:16 Adrianna’s (boutique), 23:5 Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, visit to Canada, Advisory Committee on Gatineau Park. see Gatineau :13–14 Park Advisory Committee 42 Albright and Wilson, 24:25, 24:28 aerial photography, 25:36–37, 27:34 fig Alcan plant, 18:28, 28:3 equipment used in, 27:37–38 Alcock, Frederick J., 30:45–46 Aetna apatite mine, 24:20 alcohol laws, 18:27–28, 26:15, 26:17, 27:21–22, 43:30 l’Agaric Restaurant, 14:4, 42:18 fig . see also prohibition; temperance Agatinung, 40:35n4 alcohol rationing, 22:3 Àgatinung, 46:1 Alcove agriculture butter factory, 20:12 common chores, 44:88 fig, 44:88–90 Club House, 11:20 company farms, 15:11 Dolan family at, 32:20 and depots, 3:2–3 ferry, 6:21, 6:24 fig farmers’ income in 1880s, 18:12 Fitzpatrick family at, 11:18–21 farming in winter, 41:80 fig, 41:80–82, 41:81 fig landslide, 29:42 field work,41 :86 fig – 87 fig, 41:86–88 mystery cabin at, 44:79 fig Gatineau Falls Farm, 4:10, 6:11–12 Pritchard family at, 8:25, 11:20, 26:26 Gatineau Valley, 2:13–15, 5:5, 9:6–9, 16:7–8, Pritchard house at, 43:54 fig 31:30–32 railway station, 6:22, 12:17, 22:9, 30:42, 42:7, 43:69, harvest, 41:91–94 43:70 fig haying season, 44:89 fig 3 railways, 10:2 Rodolphe, 5:24, 8:16, 16:2, 21:19, 30:36, 30:38 roads in winter, 17:11 Roméo, 30:38 school, 22:5, 43:50, 43:57 fig Alie sawmill, 30:36–40, 30:37 fig, 31:24 stores, 26:26, 30:42 Alie store, 30:36–38 telephones, 3:22 Allan trains, 17:3, 17:7 family, 41:56 . see also North Wakefield J., 25:32 Aldfield, Township of,34 :30 John, 10:23 Alexander Sheila, 45:69 fig–70 fig, 45:77–78, 45:80 fig, 45:82 family, 25:6, 28:13 fig Alfred, 10:6 William Anderson, 24:18, 24:22, 25:32, 25:40, 25:41 Andrew Allen, 10:4–6 Willie, 45:69 fig–70 fig, 45:75 fig, 45:77–78, 45:80 Bertha. see Thompson, Bertha (Alexander) fig, 45:82 fig Emma (Findlay), 10:4–6 Allan property, 39:26 fig Erma, 28:15 Allen Ethel, 28:15–16 family, 43:31 Freeman, 10:6 A. A. (Rev.), 25:21 Hazel. see Craig, Hazel (Alexander) Christopher, 10:22 Hugh, 28:16 Edith. see Austin, Edith (Allen) James, 10:4, 28:13–16, 28:18 Fred (Rev.), 12:10 Laura, 28:15 Isabella Colvin, 36:6, 36:8, 36:8n2 Margaret (Davidson), 28:14 John, 7:11 Mary (Graham), 10:4, 28:13–16, 28:18 Karen, 46:64 fig May, 28:13, 28:15 Lavina (Wyman), 7:11 Melbourne, 10:6, 37:23, 37:29, 38:37 Louisa. see Moore, Louisa (Allen) William, 28:13–14 Mildred. see Earle, Mildred (Allen) Mrs., 25:6–7 Paul, 34:16 Alexander burial plot, 28:14 fig, 28:15, 28:18 Mrs. (Carruthers), 12:10 Alexander’s sawmill, 8:19, 10:4, 28:14–15 Allen house, 43:31 Alexander Cup, 34:15 Aller, Bryan, 44:11 fig Alexander Hill, 34:16 alleys (game), 17:13 Alexander of Tunis, Viscount, 14:28, 34:15 Allsop, Ed, 23:45 Alexandre, Michel, 10:14 Alonzo Wright Bridge Alexis, Father T.R.P., 8:17–19 early photo of, 5:15 fig Algonquin First Nation glass slide image of, 45:68 fig adoption of Iroquois customs by, 16:25–26 history of, 5:12–17, 6:19 and fur trade, 24:6, 24:10 Alonzo Wright Bridge Company, 5:14–16 Gatineau River and, 40:35 Alpengruss Motel and Restaurant (Wakefield),42 :60, habits and customs of, 10:21–22 46:57 fig hunting territories of, 16:23 Aluminum Company of Canada, 10:2, 12:17, 13:9 at Maniwaki, 4:16–21, 16:23–26, 40:2–4 Amateur Orchestral Society, 39:3 school, 16:23 American Barbed Wire Journal, 7:19 territory of, 11:3 American Civil War, 1:9, 20:39 Alie American Revolutionary War, 3:2, 7:10 family, 31:24 Amie, Marc (Rev.), 33:29 Adelmar, 21:18, 30:36, 30:38 Amikonini, Mrs., 16:24 Aimé, 30:36, 30:38 amusement tokens, 28:34 Ernest, 30:38 Amyot Oscar, 30:35 family, 8:19 4 Francis, 39:36 Ardies, Bill, 15:32 Ancaster (tugboat), 41:16 Ardis, Sarah. see Brown, Sarah (Ardis) Anchor Inn, 22:3, 27:22, 31:33 l’Armoire des Artisans, 35:20, 42:90, 42:92, 42:93 fig, Anchor Road, 41:7 42:95, 46:97, 46:102 fig Anderson Armstrong Allan, 9:14 Debbie. see Fleming, Debbie (Armstrong) C., 11:14 E., 33:24 Mae, 18:38 Gerald, 24:40 Montague A., 25:21 James, 13:17 Sam, 29:13–14, 29:16 Margery, 24:40 Andrieux, Father, 4:18–19 Mary, 13:17 Anglican Church. see churches Mr., 12:10 Anglo-Continental Guano Works, 24:19–20 arm-wrestling, 4:19 Anishinabeg, 40:14 Arnold, Ruth, 5:25 fig Anishinàbeg people Arsenault, Claude, 25:16 language of, 46:9–10 Art Association of Ottawa, 26:35 name for Gatineau River, 46:1 art exhibitions, 26:34–35, 35:19–25 Anishinàbemowin, 46:1, 46:4, 46:9–10 Artist Unbound – Works on Paper by Kenneth Another Run (painting), 46:83 fig Lochhead, 1955-1993 (exhibition), 46:82 Ansley, Amos (Rev.), 1:7 Artistes dans leur milieu. see Artists in their “On Antiques” (poem), 13: Back cover Environment apatite, 25:31–43, 25:41 fig, 41:72, 41:76n5 artists apatite mines Atkinson, Denise, 35:20–21, 42:92 Chelsea, 25:40 Austin, William Augustus, 47:46 Hetherington property, 19:33 Austin, William S., 26:34 Lièvre River, 24:16–19, 24:24–25 Bartlett, William Henry, 26:33 list pf mines, 25:32–33 Bell-Smith, Frederic Marlett, 26:33, 42:66 map of workings at The Fort, 24:20 fig Bieler, André, 26:38 West Hull (municipality), 25:31 Bobak, Molly (Lamb), 39:13, 39:15 Wilson’s Corners, 25:40 Bouchette, Robert, 9:17, 26:33 apiculture, 36:32–42 Braithwaite, Stephen, 26:40 . see also beekeeping Brownell, Franklin, 26:35–39, 26:39 fig apples Burton, Ralph, 26:39 Barnes special, 39:28–29 Creskey, Anne, 42:101 Miles Barnes’ orchard, 43:77 fig, 43:77–83, 43:81 Creskey, Lisa, 42:101 fig, 43:82 fig, 43:83 fig Davies, Thomas, 26:32 Wolf River, 27:12 Dixon, Francis Fitz Roy, 43:1–23 aqueduct, plans for, 19:46 Drysdale, Kathryn, 42:94, 42:96 Arcand Duncan, James, 26:33–34 family, 42:6 fig duVernet, Henry, 26:32 Adrien, 42:3–6 Eaton, John, 26:40 arches, ceremonial, 42:13–14 Edmonds, Alfred E., 26:34, 41:51–58 Ardell Ewen, Ruby, 42:94, 42:96 Gerald, 32:4 fig Féraud-Lewis, Nicole, 35:20, 42:92, 46:97, 46:99 Ross, 9:25 Flood, Wilfrid, 26:38, 40:48 fig Ardell’s store, 9:25, 36:40, 45:92 Forbes, Colin, 26:35 Arden Ford, Charles Erskine, 26:33 Blondy, 9:3 Ford, Stephanie, 26:40 Reg, 9:3 Fraser, John A., 26:33 5 French-St.
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