Adam Grant Horne.
Adam Grant Horne of Nanaimo.
Adam Grant Horne of Nanaimo.
Adam Grant Horne, of Nanaimo; the second in command at the fort.
Agnes Dunsmuir; later Mrs. James Harvey.
Alexander Mayer, pioneer merchant in Nanaimo.
Angus Rutherford Johnston of Nanaimo.
Angus Rutherford Johnston of Nanaimo.
Captain Brownlee of BC Coast Services.
Captain Brownlee of BC Coast Services.
C.H. Dickie, Nanaimo M.P.
Coal Tyee.
Colin McKenzie.
Colin McKenzie Jr.
Colin McKenzie Jr.
David Stephenson of Departure Bay.
D.W. Gordon of Nanaimo, M.P.
Edwin Gough of Nanaimo; a constable there during the 1860's, after arriving in 1854.
Edwin Gough of Nanaimo; a constable there during the 1860's, after arriving in 1854.
George Robinson, manager at the Hudson's Bay Company at the Nanaimo mines from 1854 to 1859; also was a photographer.
Grand Lodge of B.C. I.O.G.T., Nanaimo, 1906
Grand Lodge of B.C. I.O.G.T., Nanaimo, 1906
Henry Croft, known as Harry; married Mary Dunsmuir; the town of Crofton named after him.
J. K. Hickman of Nanaimo.
J. K. Hickman of Nanaimo.
James Harvey.
James Harvey.
James McGregor, M.P.P., born in Nanaimo.
James McGregor, M.P.P., born in Nanaimo.
Joan Olive Bryden, daughter of John Bryden; later became Mrs. A. Douglas MacDonald.
Joan Olive Bryden, daughter of John Bryden; later became Mrs. A. Douglas MacDonald.
John Bryden; later married Elizabeth Dunsmuir.
John Bryden; later married Elizabeth Dunsmuir.
John Bryden of Nanaimo.
John Bryden of Nanaimo.
John Bryden of North Nanaimo.
John Hilbert, mayor of Nanaimo, 1900 to 1901; Nanaimo alderman for many years; arrived in 1873.
John Hilbert, mayor of Nanaimo, 1900 to 1901; Nanaimo alderman for many years; arrived in 1873.
John Pawson, Mayor of Nanaimo.
John Renwick of Nanaimo.
John Renwick of Nanaimo.
John Shaw, the mayor of Nanaimo.
John Shaw, the mayor of Nanaimo.
John Wilson, pioneer dairyman of Nanaimo.
