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			Skeena 
			City 
Skeena City GTPR station 
 Skeena Station ca early 
1930's
 Photo above sent to me Feb 4, 2016
 by Peter Daykin, Norfolk, UK.
 Photos taken by his mother, Norah Daykin, nee Diggles.
 See my 
		
			
			Exstew 
			
			page for more family history
 
 
			Elevation- 19 ft above sea level 
			1713.3 miles from Winnipeg32.8 miles from Prince Rupert
 
			Latitude- 54º 14' N, Longitude- 129º 50' WUnincorporated area.
 
			 Shown as Skeena in this map
 Skeena City was located on the North side of the Skeena 
River,at its junction with the Khyex River.
 Grand Trunk Pacific bought 28 lots for their R/WThere was around 1600 lots subdivided for the Townsite.
 Grand Trunk had 200, and Provincial Government had 400
 Lots were 33 x 125 ft, price $200 per lot in 1908 Became a Short Lived Sawmill Community Seattle and Vancouver Capitalists built a large sawmill 
there,hoping to sell city lots around it.
 It just never happened.
 Port Essington, and Prince Rupert got the business.
 
 1921 Russell Walterb- ca 1886, age 35, in USA
 Father born in Quebec, Mother born in ON, French nationality
 Russell and his wife immigrated in 1910
 CNR Section Foreman
 wife- Lenora Lee Russell, nee ?
 b- ca 1902, age 19, in USA
 Both parents born in USA, Scotch nationality.
 Matt Makib- ca 1880, age 41, in Finland
 d- my guess- died Dec 10, 1944 in Tappen BC, age 64
 He immigrated in 1898, naturalized in 1910
 CNR Section Hand
 Leonard Foster Churchb- Oct 28, 1902, in Port Essington BC, age 19 in 1921
 d- my guess- died Feb 15, 1928 in Vancouver BC
 father- George Foster Church and Kate Douglas Robertson
 both parents born in England
 CNR Section Hand
 George Lindemanb- ca 1848, age 73, in Germany
 d- ?
 George and his wife immigrated in 1919
 Caretaker at the Sawmill located here.
 wife- Daniel Lindeman, nee ?
 b- ca 1849, age 72, in USA
 d- ?
 Frederick Stevensb- ca 1848, age 73, in USA
 d- ?
 He immigrated in 1908
 Retired foreman of the Sawmill located here.
 
 
				
				  
			 
			
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