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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & In the late 1920s, Mr. Armishaw sought to establish a trail southwest to Manson Creek.Prince George Citizen, 13 Oct 1927 A rail line from the Forks to the Ferguson mine in the Ingenika was proposed. Charter flights from Prince George to this mine were taking less than two hours to what had previously been a week by water and land.Prince George Citizen, 13 Jun 1929 & & & & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & The 1930s survey for Route B of the proposed Alaska Highway, which was promoted as the Canadian preference, was via this locality.Prince George Citizen: 4 Sep 1930, 17 Feb 1938, 5 May 1938, 17 Nov 1938, 29 Dec 1938, 9 Feb 1939, 18 May 1939,& & & & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & 17 & & & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & 24 Jul 1941 By 1935, the leaning was for a Prince George-Finlay Forks road via Summit Lake rather than Manson Creek,Prince George Citizen: 27 Jun 1935& & & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & 15 Jun 1939 however this choice was not universal,Prince George Citizen: 4 Jun 1936, 2 Apr 1942, 23 Jul 1942, & & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & 1& & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & 22 Jul 1943 and further surveys ensued.Prince George Citizen, 6 May 1943 The latter, known as the Turgeon Highway, did not reach Manson Creek until 1939. The project required a further 40 miles of heavy construction if extended to Finlay Forks,Prince George Citizen: 18 Mar 1937, 27 May 1937, 29 Jul 1937, 26 Aug 1937 & Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & 26 Oct 1939 and progress was long delayed.Prince George Citizen: 8 Jun 1944, 7 Jun 1945, 21 Mar 1946, 26 Sep 1946, 3 Feb 1949, 24 Mar 1949, 16& Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & & 23 Jun 1949, 24 Aug 1950, Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & & 23 Dec 1957 Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & & A PGE link to a possible Alaskan rail route continued to include Finlay Forks.Prince George Citizen: 25 Nov 1948, 3 Mar 1949, 1 Sep 1949 Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & & 31 Aug 1953 In 1965, an access road north from Highway 97 reached the settlement and construction commenced on the Manson Creek link.Prince George Citizen, 30 Mar 1965 A three-times-weekly road freight service with Prince George was soon implemented.Prince George Citizen, 13 Sep 1965 The 1966 PGE spur covered only the 23 miles to Mackenzie. Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original: Finlay Forks was an important     &   Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . ,  &    &    &  &  &  &      Raymond M. Patterson.
Revised: Finlay Forks was an important & Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement in northern British Columbia, located at the confluence of the Finlay River and Parsnip River . , & & & & & & Community Established in URL the location was an important Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post and settlement. Raymond M. Patterson.
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Original:  Chapter 6. 55° 59' 0" North, 123° 50' 0" West.
Revised:  Chapter 6. Two general stores opened in 1913.Fort George Tribune, 20 Jun 1914 That year, the residents formed a community association and petitioned the postal authorities to rename the location as ‘Finparpea’, compiled from the first three letters of the three rivers. World War I superseded any action, and few returned to their holdings after the conflict.Prince George Citizen, 17 May 1928
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers , Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 and the following year, the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani established a reserve nearby. William Fox, the Hudson’s Bay factor (mercantile agent),Prince George Citizen, 14 May 1925 was the inaugural postmaster (1916-18), with mail deliveries eight times each year.Prince George Citizen, 31 May URL & & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby During the 1920s, the nucleus of a potential town comprised a few scattered cabins,Prince George Citizen, 7 Jul 1922 with Ole Johnson offering visitor accommodation.Prince George Citizen, 19 Jul 1928 In 1912, Louis Peterson took up the first pre-emption at the Forks,Prince George Citizen, 17 May 1928 was postmaster URL and ran a trading store until his death at about 81.Prince George Citizen, 1 Jun 1933 The remaining storekeeper,Prince George Citizen, 19 Apr 1934 Alan (alternatively Alex) McKinnon, was also a fur trader,Prince George Citizen, 28 Jul 1938 postmaster (1920-25; URL and a mine owner.Prince George Citizen, 5 Sep 1940 Replenishing his supplies in the summer of 1940, he trucked the 50-ton load from Prince George to Summit Lake, from where it was boated to the Forks.Prince George Citizen, 13 Jun 1940 The annual fur auction held at Finlay Forks, comprised many trappers and drew in commercial buyers.Prince George Citizen: 22 May 1941, 19 Mar 1942, 18 May 1944& & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & 16 May 1946 & & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & By the 1950s, the Caucasian population numbered four, two of whom were Roy& & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & Marge MacDougall, who ran the trading post and provided visitor accommodation. Marge was also the volunteer first aid attendant for the Sekani and passing itinerants.Prince George Citizen, 27 Oct 1952 Arriving in the 1920s, the couple farmed,Prince George Citizen, 21 Jun 1928 to 9 Aug 1928 and Marge served as postmaster (1943-46, URL They sold up in 1957,Prince George Citizen, 28 Feb 1957 and Roy lived to 97.Prince George Citizen, 23 Nov 1984 The post-office closed in URL & & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & In 1967, a one-roomed school opened.Prince George Citizen, 29 Dec 1967 During the following summer, Bud Stuart operated a coffee shop and general store from a tentPrince George Citizen, 14 Jun 1968 that evolved into permanent premises.Prince George Citizen: 13 Jun 1969& & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & 13 Aug 1969 The school was a challenge for maintenance crews, being at the northern tip of School District 57.Prince George Citizen, 7 Jan 1969 Closing in 1971, the three portable buildings were removed.Prince George Citizen, 3 Dec 1971 By 1973, Bill Bloor ran the general store.Prince George Citizen, 17 Jan 1973 & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & The Finlay Bay Cabins,Prince George Citizen, 15 Sep 1994 operated by Kelly Brothers, no longer exist. & & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & Communications& & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & Air Services Communications with Prince George were slow, because mail travelled a circuitous route east via Hudson’s Hope, Edmonton, and west toward Prince George. The residents appealed for a direct route through Summit Lake, at least during the summer months.Prince George Citizen, 14 Jun 1928 & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & The rivers covered with floating ice, the ballot box for an election was parachuted from a plane. The mere 13 names on the electoral roll signified an expensive exercise in democracy.Prince George Citizen, 2 Nov 1933 The locked ballot box took 15 days to reach Hudson’s Hope, from where the mail would take a further 10 days to reach Prince George.Prince George Citizen, 23 Nov 1933 By the 1950s, the arrival of the ballot box, containing two votes, delayed the final count.Prince George Citizen, 31 Dec 1953 & & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & In 1936, a shortwave radiotelephone station opened, which operated in conjunction with a series of similar stations in northern BC and the Yukon.Prince George Citizen: 30 Apr 1936, 27 Aug 1936& & & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & 24 Sep 1936 The following year, United Air Transport (UAT) inaugurated a scheduled monthly passenger/freight/mail service for nine months of the year.Prince George Citizen: 10& & & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & & 24 Jun 1937; 12, 19& & & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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Original:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby &  &  &   &   & & & & &  &  &    . Since the construction of the& &  & &  & & & &  &  & & &  W. A. C. Bennett Dam in &    1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
Revised:  In 1915, there were about 35 settlers . ( Fort George Herald, 9 Oct 1915 ) In 1916, a reserve of the Fort Grahame band of Sekani was established nearby & & & & & & & 26 May 1938;& & & & . Since the construction of the& & & & & & & & & & & & W. A. C. Bennett Dam in & 1968 it has lain under the waters of Williston Lake.
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