St. Vincent Memories

 John Boucher - Back row, on left (1855)  Provision was made in the ninth article of the treaty of October 2, 1863 (aka Old Crossing ...

John Thomas Mortimer – Portrait of a Radical by Isabel Watson When we were children, my Mother often talked about her childhood: her parents...

At the St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church cemetery, May 4, 2016 While out in the field taking photographs with Troy Larso n on...

O n September 19th of this year, Kim McAllister Anderson and I took a trip up north, into Manitoba, Canada. Emerson , to be exact. To...

S heriff Charley Brown 's grave site is in the north section of the Pembina Cemetery;  his stone reads: Charles J. Brown Oct 4, 1...

S ome of the graves that were originally in the Fort Pembina Cemetery. In anticipation of Fort Pembina (1870-1895) closing, the graves we...

A recent newspaper article reminded me of how quickly we can be forgotten. I have often imagined the St. Vincent of the future as bei...

I was sad to hear recently that the last link to an old St. Vincent family had passed away.  I'm very thankful that I was able to ge...

Anthony "Tony" Merck Humboldt Depot agent T his reminicense by Margaret Matthew Panzer is full of memories and names of old ...

Gravestone for John Bruce, St. Vincent resident - buried in old Emerson, Manitoba cemetery (reason unknown) [Photo Courtesy:  Wayne Arse...