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Object ID
3470
Title
Boats on the Fraser River belonging to memebers of the Brown family of Fort Langley.
Date
[194-?].
Description
Boats on the Fraser River belonging to memebers of the Brown family of Fort Langley.
People/Subject
Boats
See also: paddle steamer, ships, steamboats, steamships, sternwheelers, canoes, models
Brown, Russell George Earl (Russ)
Russ Brown was born September 20, 1913, to parents William Harvey and Ann Elizabeth Brown (nee Medd). He worked as a logger on Vancouver Island for Lambs Lumber Co. He married Dorothy Denstone in the 1930s when he was employed by Lambs, as the couple received silverware in a large chest with the company name on it. The couple worked on the island as there was no work on the mainland at the time; Dorothy worked in the camp kitchen. When the couple came back to Fort Langley, Russell worked at Reid's Garage with Charlie's son, Don Reid, and also as a commercial fisherman. Russ and Dorothy lived at 9123 Church Street (house is still standing-2005). The couple adopted two girls in 1958, Linda (b.1956) and Denise (b.1958). Russ died August 21, 1994.
Term Source: HPC Record (HPC-414/1170)
Fraser River, stɑl̓əw̓, stó:lō
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