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Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon Fonds, 94/78 Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds acc# 94/78 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Some caption information taken from photographs. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca PHO 391 YA# Description: 94/78 #2377 [Bishop Marsh, playing a stringed instrument, with group of boys outdoors at Chooutla School. They are standing next to a flag pole.] - ca. 196-. 94/78 #2378 [Native clergyman in front of log building with a man and two women] - 19--. 94/78 #2379 [Portrait of clergy(?), done as an etching(?)] - n.d.. 94/78 #2380 [Copy photo of the inside of a rustic church] Christ Church, Whitehorse - ca. 189-. 94/78 #2381 [Group of students in front of the old Chooutla School] - 19--. 94/78 #2382 [Bishop, clergy and mourners at graveside funeral service] - n.d.. 94/78 #2383 [Bishop and Mrs. Stringer - Mrs. Stringer in sealskin parka] - n.d.. 94/78 #2384 [Copy photo of Bishop, clergy and lay persons] - n.d.. 94/78 #2385 [Copy photo of portrait of Bishop Bompas] - ca. early 1900s. 94/78 #2386 [Bishop Bompas and group of children] - n.d.. 94/78 #2387 [Two women in front of St. Agnes Sunday School van] - n.d.. 94/78 #2388 The rectory at Telegraph Creek. - 1985. 94/78 #2389 Yukon Episcopal Kutchun Coalition Meeting in Old Crow-Percy Henry, Dawson; Chief John Charlie, MacPherson; Joanne Snowshoe, MacPherson; The Bruce's and Roger Kay, Old Crow. - n.d.. 94/78 #2390 Commissioner Doug Bell, Dean Carroll, Mayor Branigan, Bishop Ferris at the visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury. - Sep 1985. 94/78 #2391 Parish readers, Christ Church Cathedral, (rear) Norm. Denmark, Denis Wheeler, Mal Malloch (centre) Francis Pilman, Joy Lewis, Arlene Kubica, (front) Wilf Fournier, Joan Craig, Barb Denmark and Doug Craig. - 1984. 94/78 #2392 The women at Dawson present Mrs. Marilyn Fletcher with a blanket on the arrival of their new son, Christopher. - 1984. 94/78 #2393 St. Simon's youth group rehearse drama. - Dec 1985. 94/78 #2394 A stewardship meeting in Watson Lake. - 1986. 94/78 #2395 Archdeacon Buckle, Dean Carroll and Bishop Ferris meet in Watson Lake for a consultation. - Jan 1986. 94/78 #2396 The Rev. Dorothy Thorpe and her Sunday School in Ross River. - 1985. last modified on: 2020-03-03 status: approved 1 Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds acc# 94/78 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Some caption information taken from photographs. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca PHO 391 YA# Description: 94/78 #2397 The Cassiar choir. - 1986. 94/78 #2398 St. Simon's Youth Group practising a drama. - 1985. 94/78 #2399 Project Yukon in Carmacks. - 1985. 94/78 #2400 Mayo Altar frontal given from Old Crow via Persis Kendi. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2401 St. Simon's Children. - 1986. 94/78 #2402 The Rev. David Pritchard and his wife, Bea. - 1986. 94/78 #2403 The Rev. Ellen Bruce, the Rev. Don Sax, the Rev. Lee Sax, Old Crow Deacons at their ordination. - 1985. 94/78 #2404 The Rev. David Pritchard, Tungsten Baptism. - 1986. 94/78 #2405 The Rev. Joan Pamsay and two parishioners, Elsa. - 1984. 94/78 #2406 The Rev. Joan Ramsay and the parish picnic at Mayo. - 1985. 94/78 #2407 The Rev. Joan Ramsay and the parish picnic at Mayo. - 1985. 94/78 #2408 The Rev. Roger Holmes and a parishioner in Telegraph Creek. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2409 Children at a Mayo function. - 1984. 94/78 #2410 The ordination of the Rev. Kate Merriman and the Rev. Dorothy Thorpe. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2411 The Bompass Communion set returned to the Diocese. - 1984. 94/78 #2412 The Stringer Cross returned to the Diocese with the Greenwood ring. - 1984. 94/78 #2413 The Stringer Cross returned to the Diocese with the Greenwood ring. - 1984. 94/78 #2414 The Rev. David Norton with the Diocesan aircraft. [additional info from Bob Cameron 2003: Cessna 172RG C-GBEJ] - 1984. 94/78 #2415 The Rev. David Norton, Indian Ministry Coordinator. - 1983. 94/78 #2416 The Rev. David Norton, Indian Ministry Coordinator. - 1983. 94/78 #2417 Tungsten confirmation. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2418 Fort Selkirk graveyard. - 1985. 94/78 #2419 The Rev. Roger Holmes visiting in Glenora. - ca. 198-. last modified on: 2020-03-03 status: approved 2 Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds acc# 94/78 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Some caption information taken from photographs. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca PHO 391 YA# Description: 94/78 #2420 The Rev. Roger Holmes visiting in Glenora. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2421 Pelly confirmees. - Easter Day, 1986. 94/78 #2422 Isaac O. Stringer-'The Bishop Who Ate His Boots" [sign at Stringer Park, near Old Log Church in Whitehorse] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2423 Mr. Jim White, National staff visits Mayo. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2424 [Mr. Jim White and Jan Ferris at Mayo Landing] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2425 [Mr. Jim White, Joan Ramsay and Jan Ferris at St. Mary's, Mayo] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2426 Christ Church Cathedral" [sign near Cathedral in Whitehorse] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2427 Bishop Ferris and the Diocesan aircraft. [additional info from Bob Cameron 2003: Cessna 172RG C-GBEJ] - 1985. 94/78 #2428 The Rev. David Norton and the Rev. Dorothy Thorpe. - Spring, 1985. 94/78 #2429 Farewell BBQ for John Watts at the Dulac residence. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2430 [Farewell BBQ for John Watts at the Dulac residence, Haines Junction] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2431 The church (library) at Keno. - 1985. 94/78 #2432 The bishop en route to Old Crow. - 1985. 94/78 #2433 The Rev. Steve Denitroff at Beaver Creek. - 1985. 94/78 #2434 Jenny Ferris and Persis Kendi in Mayo. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2435 Christ Church Cathedral parish readers. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2436 The Rev. Don Sax with the foundation of the new rectory in Old Crow. - 1985. 94/78 #2437 St. Simon's youth group rehearses a drama. - 1985. 94/78 #2438 Clean up of the Old Crow Cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2439 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2440 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2441 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2442 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2443 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. last modified on: 2020-03-03 status: approved 3 Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds acc# 94/78 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Some caption information taken from photographs. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca PHO 391 YA# Description: 94/78 #2444 Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2445 [Youngster during the] Clean up of the Old Crow cemetery. - 1985. 94/78 #2446 [Young boy at the clean up of the Old Crow cemetery] - 1985. 94/78 #2447 Charlie Peter Charlie plays for Alice Abel's wedding in Old Crow. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2448 Ken Mulloy plays the pipes for the Fletcher, Ramsay farewell. - 1985. 94/78 #2449 St. Martin's Church, Atlin. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2450 Ruth Ann Demitroff at her husbands ordination. - Spring, 1985. 94/78 #2451 [Altar at St. Saviour's Church, Carcross] - ca. 1984. 94/78 #2452 Nita Tolway of Carcross plays the violin for the service at St. Saviour's Church. - 1984. 94/78 #2453 Daphne Mennell plays the organ for the service at St. Saviour's Church, Carcross. - 1984. 94/78 #2454 Bishop Ferris, the Rev. Kate Merriman and the Rev. Dorothy Thorpe after their ordination to the priesthood. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2455 Cafe in Telegraph Creek--Riversong Cafe. - 1983. 94/78 #2456 Grandma Persis Kendi, Mayo. - 1984. 94/78 #2457 The interior of St. Saviour's Church, Carcross. - ca. 1984. 94/78 #2458 The Rev. Roger Holmes, Telegraph Creek. - 1984. 94/78 #2459 Dean Carroll. - 1986. 94/78 #2460 Dean Carroll. - ca. 1986. 94/78 #2461 Bishop Ferris in Tungsten. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2462 Bishop Ferris. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2463 The Rev. Dorothy Thorpe. - 1986. 94/78 #2464 The Rev. Dorothy Thorpe in Mayo. - 1986. 94/78 #2465 Edith Josie is licensed as lay reader. - 1985. 94/78 #2466 The Rev. Sean Murphy, Dawson. - 1986. 94/78 #2467 The Rev. Sean Murphy, Dawson. - 1986. last modified on: 2020-03-03 status: approved 4 Anglican Church, Diocese of Yukon fonds acc# 94/78 YUKON ARCHIVES PHOTO CAPTION LIST Some caption information taken from photographs. Information in square brackets [ ] provided by Archivist. Further details about these photographs are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca PHO 391 YA# Description: 94/78 #2468 Mable Henry of Dawson at the ordination of the Sax's and Ellen Bruce in Old Crow. - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2469 Tungsten Church. - 1985. 94/78 #2470 Ruth Privett (Mark) and Richard Hoath staff the Old Log Church Museum. - 1985. 94/78 #2471 [The Rev. David Pritchard] - ca. 198-. 94/78 #2472 The Rev. Ellen Bruce and her first baptism. - 1985. 94/78 #2473 Mr. Charles Maier, Stewardship Chairman, Yukon Parish Stewardship Plan. - 1985-86. 94/78 #2474 Mrs. Marion Craft, Cassiar lay reader. - 1985. 94/78 #2475 Robert Kay at graveyard cleanup, Old Crow. - 1985. 94/78 #2476 A farewell at the Bishop's residence for the Fletcher's and Joan Ramsay.
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