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[1885-1886] (Creation)
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1 photograph: b&w ; 12 x 17 cm
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Samuel Benfield Steele was born at Purbrook, Medonte, County Simcoe, Ontario on 5 January 1848 to Captain Elmes Steele and Anne MacIan Macdonald. His father served under Nelson and other Admirals in the Napoleonic Wars, moving to Canada in 1832, with his first wife and family. After the death of his first wife, Captain Steele married Sam's mother, and they had six children, Sam being the eldest.
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This photograph may have been acquired by Harwood Steele for use in his publications. The fact that the picture is identified as being taken in Saskatchewan suggests the photo was acquired post 1905.
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- английский
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A view of the C.P.R. line at Amulet, (Saskatchewan), south of Moose Jaw. Teams of horse-drawn wagons are visible, along with tents pitched in the background. On the top of the photograph is printed: "South of Moose Jaw. Amulet Sask. New Line of C.P.R. into Grain Dis."
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