b. @ Royal Victorian Hospital, Barrie, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada
Frederick C. Hunter was Parliamentarian for the Students' Legislative Council at the University of Calgary during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He was thought to have been active in encouraging th8e maintenance of an archival record.
His grandmother was a
Barraclough. Through this branch alot of research was garnered that has connected alot of distant cousins, including my 'lost' branch in 2008
Fonds archive now states 14 Jun 2021:
Frederick Hunter, 1953-2021, was educated at the University of Calgary in Alberta, and at one time sat on the University's Senate. He was an historical researcher and writer, peace activist, monarchist, and as a volunteer promotes public interest in history. In 2004 he organized an event to commemorate 'The Yorkshire Giant', who died in Calgary.
Parkinson's disease (2016?)
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Some of his Research on Calgary James 'Jimmy' Smith who Donated The First Funds for Calgary General Hospital 6 Feb 2003 got a new headstone as he was recorded in the earliest Union Cemetery Register simply as 'James Smith, Chinaman', lay, at the time of this original research, in an obscure gravesite, unmarked as well as necessarily unwalled, now in death truly alone and forgotten at last, as never in life. Nursed by Eliza Hoad
Jimmy's first boss Joseph Salterio photographer Alexander Ross of first spike fame, took a picture of Joseph Lincoln Salterio, b. 14 Feb 1890, infant son to Joseph Salterio sitting on Jimmy's lap.
Earl Joseph Salterio attended 6 Sep 2003 ceremony with said picture. Jimmy's solicitor Sir James Alexander Lougheed
Alexander Mackinnon Burgess 1850-1898 thrown off his horse 18 Jun 1884 his physician Dr John Sweetland 1835-1907. Col James Walker 1846-1936 allowed his property as a place for recooperation as local Fort Calgary's infirmary Hospital was deemed too primitive. 'Walker Estate' on the future site of the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, for nearly three further weeks. Talk of an exhibition needed lead to Agricultural Society, (the direct forerunner of today's Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Board), was formed 22 August 1884. Led by Augustus Carney, whose property is now Union Cemetery.
Forgotten in the shuffle, despite all the equine emphasis ever since, has been the nondescript old pony who, through an unanticipated act of indignation, spontaneously started it all back in 1884!
Henry Alexander Cooper 'The Yorkshire Giant'
Research on article above Fred Copas in Calgary, in France 56473759
Sarah, and the work on family
*7c3xremoved
Frederick C. Hunter was Parliamentarian for the Students' Legislative Council at the University of Calgary during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He was thought to have been active in encouraging th8e maintenance of an archival record.
His grandmother was a
Barraclough. Through this branch alot of research was garnered that has connected alot of distant cousins, including my 'lost' branch in 2008
Fonds archive now states 14 Jun 2021:
Frederick Hunter, 1953-2021, was educated at the University of Calgary in Alberta, and at one time sat on the University's Senate. He was an historical researcher and writer, peace activist, monarchist, and as a volunteer promotes public interest in history. In 2004 he organized an event to commemorate 'The Yorkshire Giant', who died in Calgary.
Parkinson's disease (2016?)
----------------------------
Some of his Research on Calgary James 'Jimmy' Smith who Donated The First Funds for Calgary General Hospital 6 Feb 2003 got a new headstone as he was recorded in the earliest Union Cemetery Register simply as 'James Smith, Chinaman', lay, at the time of this original research, in an obscure gravesite, unmarked as well as necessarily unwalled, now in death truly alone and forgotten at last, as never in life. Nursed by Eliza Hoad
Jimmy's first boss Joseph Salterio photographer Alexander Ross of first spike fame, took a picture of Joseph Lincoln Salterio, b. 14 Feb 1890, infant son to Joseph Salterio sitting on Jimmy's lap.
Earl Joseph Salterio attended 6 Sep 2003 ceremony with said picture. Jimmy's solicitor Sir James Alexander Lougheed
Alexander Mackinnon Burgess 1850-1898 thrown off his horse 18 Jun 1884 his physician Dr John Sweetland 1835-1907. Col James Walker 1846-1936 allowed his property as a place for recooperation as local Fort Calgary's infirmary Hospital was deemed too primitive. 'Walker Estate' on the future site of the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, for nearly three further weeks. Talk of an exhibition needed lead to Agricultural Society, (the direct forerunner of today's Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Board), was formed 22 August 1884. Led by Augustus Carney, whose property is now Union Cemetery.
Forgotten in the shuffle, despite all the equine emphasis ever since, has been the nondescript old pony who, through an unanticipated act of indignation, spontaneously started it all back in 1884!
Henry Alexander Cooper 'The Yorkshire Giant'
Research on article above Fred Copas in Calgary, in France 56473759
Sarah, and the work on family
*7c3xremoved
b. @ Royal Victorian Hospital, Barrie, Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada
Frederick C. Hunter was Parliamentarian for the Students' Legislative Council at the University of Calgary during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He was thought to have been active in encouraging th8e maintenance of an archival record.
His grandmother was a
Barraclough. Through this branch alot of research was garnered that has connected alot of distant cousins, including my 'lost' branch in 2008
Fonds archive now states 14 Jun 2021:
Frederick Hunter, 1953-2021, was educated at the University of Calgary in Alberta, and at one time sat on the University's Senate. He was an historical researcher and writer, peace activist, monarchist, and as a volunteer promotes public interest in history. In 2004 he organized an event to commemorate 'The Yorkshire Giant', who died in Calgary.
Parkinson's disease (2016?)
----------------------------
Some of his Research on Calgary James 'Jimmy' Smith who Donated The First Funds for Calgary General Hospital 6 Feb 2003 got a new headstone as he was recorded in the earliest Union Cemetery Register simply as 'James Smith, Chinaman', lay, at the time of this original research, in an obscure gravesite, unmarked as well as necessarily unwalled, now in death truly alone and forgotten at last, as never in life. Nursed by Eliza Hoad
Jimmy's first boss Joseph Salterio photographer Alexander Ross of first spike fame, took a picture of Joseph Lincoln Salterio, b. 14 Feb 1890, infant son to Joseph Salterio sitting on Jimmy's lap.
Earl Joseph Salterio attended 6 Sep 2003 ceremony with said picture. Jimmy's solicitor Sir James Alexander Lougheed
Alexander Mackinnon Burgess 1850-1898 thrown off his horse 18 Jun 1884 his physician Dr John Sweetland 1835-1907. Col James Walker 1846-1936 allowed his property as a place for recooperation as local Fort Calgary's infirmary Hospital was deemed too primitive. 'Walker Estate' on the future site of the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, for nearly three further weeks. Talk of an exhibition needed lead to Agricultural Society, (the direct forerunner of today's Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Board), was formed 22 August 1884. Led by Augustus Carney, whose property is now Union Cemetery.
Forgotten in the shuffle, despite all the equine emphasis ever since, has been the nondescript old pony who, through an unanticipated act of indignation, spontaneously started it all back in 1884!
Henry Alexander Cooper 'The Yorkshire Giant'
Research on article above Fred Copas in Calgary, in France 56473759
Sarah, and the work on family
*7c3xremoved
Frederick C. Hunter was Parliamentarian for the Students' Legislative Council at the University of Calgary during the late 1960s and early 1970s. He was thought to have been active in encouraging th8e maintenance of an archival record.
His grandmother was a
Barraclough. Through this branch alot of research was garnered that has connected alot of distant cousins, including my 'lost' branch in 2008
Fonds archive now states 14 Jun 2021:
Frederick Hunter, 1953-2021, was educated at the University of Calgary in Alberta, and at one time sat on the University's Senate. He was an historical researcher and writer, peace activist, monarchist, and as a volunteer promotes public interest in history. In 2004 he organized an event to commemorate 'The Yorkshire Giant', who died in Calgary.
Parkinson's disease (2016?)
----------------------------
Some of his Research on Calgary James 'Jimmy' Smith who Donated The First Funds for Calgary General Hospital 6 Feb 2003 got a new headstone as he was recorded in the earliest Union Cemetery Register simply as 'James Smith, Chinaman', lay, at the time of this original research, in an obscure gravesite, unmarked as well as necessarily unwalled, now in death truly alone and forgotten at last, as never in life. Nursed by Eliza Hoad
Jimmy's first boss Joseph Salterio photographer Alexander Ross of first spike fame, took a picture of Joseph Lincoln Salterio, b. 14 Feb 1890, infant son to Joseph Salterio sitting on Jimmy's lap.
Earl Joseph Salterio attended 6 Sep 2003 ceremony with said picture. Jimmy's solicitor Sir James Alexander Lougheed
Alexander Mackinnon Burgess 1850-1898 thrown off his horse 18 Jun 1884 his physician Dr John Sweetland 1835-1907. Col James Walker 1846-1936 allowed his property as a place for recooperation as local Fort Calgary's infirmary Hospital was deemed too primitive. 'Walker Estate' on the future site of the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, for nearly three further weeks. Talk of an exhibition needed lead to Agricultural Society, (the direct forerunner of today's Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Board), was formed 22 August 1884. Led by Augustus Carney, whose property is now Union Cemetery.
Forgotten in the shuffle, despite all the equine emphasis ever since, has been the nondescript old pony who, through an unanticipated act of indignation, spontaneously started it all back in 1884!
Henry Alexander Cooper 'The Yorkshire Giant'
Research on article above Fred Copas in Calgary, in France 56473759
Sarah, and the work on family
*7c3xremoved
Gravesite Details
Choice Memorial Cremation & Funeral Services @105-4715 13th St NE Calgary, in hands of Public Trustee, coffin placed in Queens Park Cemetery 24 Jun 2021 @9:30am vs. Union with his mom, which was his request. (not honoured)
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