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Dick Roddis interview : [Roberts, 1967]
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1967 [date recorded] (Creation)
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RECORDED: [location unknown], 1967 SUMMARY: First of two oral history interviews with John James ("Dick") Roddis. He immigrated to from England to Canada in 1912 (aged 22). On 14-Feb-1914, he left Vancouver with two horse-drawn sleighs en route to the Cariboo, travelling through 141 Mile House, Soda Creek and Quesnel. He talks about his travels, local ranches and prospectors, ferries and boats on the Fraser River, and the BX stage.
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Dr. John Roberts, 1975-06
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Accession number(s): T1459
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speaker: John James Roddis, interviewer: John Allan Roberts, broadcaster: CKCQ (Radio station : Quesnel, B.C.)