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		J. D. WellsJames Darius "Jimmy" Wells
 b- Oct 1872,  Hatzic BC
 d- Dec 24,1926, drowned in the Skeena River, age 55
 
		Arrived in Skeena 
		River area 25-30 years before his deathWorked in Omineca area with the "Black Outfit"
 Deputy Mining Recorder at Tom Creek in the Ingenika area.
 Located at Kitselas after coming from the Omineca area.
 Original locator of the Kitselas Mountain Copper Co's Property
 He was Secretary of the Company for years.
 Secretary Skeena Prospectors Assoc.
 Member of Executive, Usk Liberal Assoc.
 1911 he was at the Kitselas Hotel, age 38, b- Oct 1872
 
		father- Joshua 
		Willard Wellsb- Mar 10, 1827 in Genesee co. NY, USA
 d- Nov 23, 1898 in Hatzic BC, age 71
 buried in Hatzic Cemetery, Mission BC
 farmer in 1881 in New Westminster BC area.
 Moved to Harrison Lake from Leoni, Jackson 
		Co.,MI
 during the gold rush in BC (1858), probably via California
 He ran a ranch, boarding house, and bar at Port Douglas BC.
 Moved in 1870 to Wells Landing,
 which later became Hatzic BC.
 
		First wife Elizabeth Weeks, children? 
		2nd wife- mother- 
		Julia Wells, nee Douglasb- age 28 in 1881, in BC (doubt if age is right here?)
 d- Sept 27, 1905 at Hatzic, age 65, b- ca 1840 (is this her?)
 
		Joshua had 5 
		children:I know Amos shows Julia as his mother.
 
		sister- Sarah Wellsb- ca 1865 (age 16 in 1881) in BC
 
		brother- John Joshua 
		Wellsb- Apr 23, 1867 in Port Douglas, BC
 d-  Mar 1, 1947, MSA Hospital, Abbotsford BC, age 79
 buried in Hatzic Cemetery
 Lived in Sumas, Welsh, single, Dairy Farmer
 
		brother- Chester 
		Phillip Wellsb- 1870, in BC
 d- Feb 3, 1904 in New Westminster, age 29
 buried in Hatzic Cemetery
 1901 in Victoria BC, age 30
 
		brother- Amos Wellsb- Sept 9, 1874 at Hatzic, (Mission City) BC
 d- May 26, 1943 at Smithers BC
 In Hazelton area in 1901, Methodist, Gold Miner
 age 46 he married, living in Round Lake, Telkwa, rancher
 married Sarah Elizabeth Emptage, June 27, 1917, at LaCroix's Ranch, 
		Hubert BC
 b- Langley BC (age 19 when she married)
 daughter of Stephen Emptage and Christina Elkins
 
		sister- Matilda? 
		Wellsb- ca 1876 (age 4 in 1881) in BC
 
		Jimmy arrived on the Skeena Riverfrom the West Coast of Vancouver Island
 between 1901 and 1905
 Known as a Prospector, Explorer, Land stacker, and Miner.
 He located many claims in the district.
 He was known to be exceptionally well read.
 His brother Amos lived with him, when he died.
 
				
				 
			
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