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Lionel Arthur Austen-Leigh worked as a land surveyor.

Alex Nelson served as the Executive Director of the 1997 North American Indigenous Games. He has also served as President and CEO of the Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Association of BC.

John Valentine Clyne was a Supreme Court Justice in British Columbia.

Gerald Clifford Emerson Worked as a land surveyor.

Francis Brooke Gregory was a Supreme Court Justice in British Columbia.

George John Jackson worked as a land surveyor.

Thomas R. McInnes was a physician who worked at the Royal Columbian Hospital in the 1870’s.

Robert Daniel McCaw worked as a land surveyor.

Hugh Archibald Maclean was a Deputy Attorney-General in the British Columbia government

Ernest Reburn McMinn worked as a land surveyor.

Arthur Herbert Ralfs worked as a land surveyor.

Norman Charles Stewart, BCLS, was the Surveyor General of BC between 1947-1950 and worked on a number of important surveys, among them the photo-topographical survey of the BC-Alberta boundary (Interprovincial Boundary Survey) in 1924, the Pacific Great Eastern Railway natural resources survey in 1929, a joint federal-provincial survey, and mapping of Strathcona Park in the late 1930s. The BC Archives holds some surviving records of the 1929 natural resources survey and many records relating to Strathcona Park, BC's first provincial park.

William Ronald Young worked as a land surveyor.

Kathleen Agnew was a Victoria philanthropist and socialite.

Cecil Norton Akrigg was registrar in the Supreme Court of B.C.

Allen Alexander was a miner in the Cariboo region of B.C.

Richard Henry Alexander was born in Scotland and travelled with the Overlanders to B.C. in 1862. He was the manager of the Hastings Sawmill and became active in civic affairs in Vancouver, B.C.

George Allen was a photographer in Vancouver, B.C.

Charles William Allen was a reporter in Victoria, B.C.

D.C. (David Charles) Maunsell was private secretary to Fredrick Seymour, second Governor of the COlony of British Columbia from 1864-1866 and the first Governor of the union of the two colonies, also names the Colony of British Columbia from 1866-1869. After Seymour's death Maunsell moved to New Zealand.

Alex Anderson, the uncle of R.T. Anderson, was a resident of Lakeland, Florida.

Arthur Anderson was a well-digger based in Victoria, B.C.

George Webster Anderson was a miner and manager of the Rail Road House hotel in Yale, which he co-owned with Arthur Churton, a Victoria soap manufacturer.

Walter Brown Anderson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was trained as a marine engineer and served aboard a number of ships. He later lived in Nanaimo, B.C.

Ernest Stephen Antle (1900?-1987) was the son of the Rev, John Antle of the Columbia Coast Mission.

Phoebe Arbuthnot was a resident of Extension, B.C.

Adelaide Ash travelled from England across the United States to Victoria from 1871-1872.

William James Asselstine was Minister of Mines in B.C.