RBCM Archives

Ah Suey : Gunshot wound

GR-1327.223
File
9 Nov 1885

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Tzov

GR-0431.2.6.14
File
27 Mar 1879

Part of Selected coroner's inquisitions/inquests

Ah Yak : Hung himself

GR-1327.335
File
Apr 19, 1888

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Yan : Suffocated from fire in mine shaft

GR-1327.192
File
30 Apr 1885

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Yen

GR-1638.4
File
1901

Part of Cumberland County Court probate/estate files

Ah Ying : Wheels of a car ran over him

GR-1327.182
File
8 Jan 1885

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Youk : Gunshot wound

GR-1327.222
File
9 Nov 1885

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Yuene : Rock fell on him

GR-1327.150
File
29 Dec 1883

Part of Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners

Ah Yun [Chinese]

GR-0431.2.6.6
File
11 Jul 1879

Part of Selected coroner's inquisitions/inquests

Aikman, H.B.W.

Part of Colonial correspondence : correspondence of the Government of the Colony of Vancouver Island, 1849-1866 and of the Government of the Colony of British Columbia, 1858-1871

Akenhead, Walter

Part of Colonial correspondence : correspondence of the Government of the Colony of Vancouver Island, 1849-1866 and of the Government of the Colony of British Columbia, 1858-1871

Albert J. Ellison: discharge certificate

MS-0249.1.27
File
1918

Part of Ellison family fonds

[Album] : BC Historical Association trip to Nootka Sound

MS-2966.3
File
1920, 1924

Part of Alma Russell fonds

The file consists of a photograph album of the BC Historical Association. The album contains some photographs aboard a ship in 1920, however the majority of photographs in the album document a visit of the BC Historical Association to Nootka Sound in August 1924 on the boat Uchuck. The photographs depict several locations, including San Mateo, Uchucklesit (Kildonan), Bamfield, Tofino, Clayoquot, and Kyukut whaling station, but most photographs are taken at Nootka Sound and Yuquot (Friendly Cove). Many photographs depict Nuu-chah-nulth people, totem poles and totem pole carving, the church at Yuquot, and a meeting between Walter Cameron Nichol, the 12th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, and Chief Napoleon Maquinna. Maquinna is a name that is passed down to the Mowachaht-Muchalaht Chiefs (formerly called the Nootkas).