Fifty Dollar Bride : Marie Rose Smith - A Chronicle Of Metis Life In The 19th Century

Fifty Dollar Bride : Marie Rose Smith - A Chronicle Of Metis Life In The 19th CenturyFifty Dollar Bride : Marie Rose Smith A Chronicle Of Metis Life In The 19th Century, Jock Carpenter Carpenter recounts the remarkable life of her grandmother, Marie Rose Smith (18611960), born at Fort Garry into a Mtis family steeped in the traditional prairie way of lifebuffalo hunts, pemmican making, trading journeys, and the creaking lines of Red River carts. At sixteen she married Charley Smith, a Scandinavian newcomer, and the young couple

For thirty some years

Rare Books Saskatoon

including the "Pioneers of AA" section

a resort community on the shores of Last Mountain Lake within the Rural Municipality of Lumsden No

but contributors refer to events occurring as late as Dec

and copies of historical documents appear throughout

Ruth Schellenberg

and service

The work provides information on a wide array of plate types

local business

Henry Rose

Includes index [index pagination does not match entries’ appearance in the text “due to changes made by the author” (p