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Angus, Les and Jim McKirdy sitting with some very large turnips grown at the McKirdy's farm1928
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Sons of Fulton and Margaret McKirdy.5
Bill McAndrew & Angus McKirdy (son of Fulton)1949
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Jim and Angus McKirdy with their Uncle Peter Thorne in Vancouver1940s
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Pte. William Lester McKirdy1943-1946
Credits:Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 266 (Valemount)
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McKirdy Family War Heroes
Pte. William Lester McKirdy
1st Canadian Paratroopers
6th Airborne
Service: 1943 - 1946
Medals: War Medal
Canadian Volunteer Service Medal
Cpl. James (Jim) McKirdy
(Brothers Les & Angus McKirdy)
Royal Canadian Air Force
Engine Mechanic - Canadian Service
LAC Angus McKirdy
(Brothers Jim & Les McKirdy)
Royal Canadian Air Force
Rigger Man - Canadian Service
Sgt Stewart McKirdy
(Cousin to Jim, Angus and Les McKirdy)
Royal Canadian Electrical Engineer
Was wounded badly at the taking of Vimy Ridge
Tom Shatton Wate
(Uncle to Jim McKirdy)
Canadian Army Engineers
Pinkney John Wate
(Uncle to Jim McKirdy)
Tom Shatton Wate
(Uncle to Jim McKirdy)
Canadian Army Engineers
Pinkney John Wate
(Uncle to Jim McKirdy)
Credits:Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 266 (Valemount)
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Margaret McKirdy married Angus, son of Fulton McKirdyValemount, British Columbia, Canada
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Margaret McKirdy was an artist who sculpted 'Little People' (local characters) using local clay. She researched and wrote a local history book 'The Colour of Gold.' Margaret also contributed to local newspapers.11
Facial features of a Shushwap native woman
Credits:Sculpture by Margaret McKirdy
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Scultptures by Margaret McKirdy.13
Sculpture: The tie maker
Credits:Margaret McKirdy
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Catherine, Tan, and Florence McKirdy in their horse drawn buggy1920s
Valemount, British Columbia, Canada
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Catherine, Nathaniel and Florence were grandchildren of Fulton McKirdy. Their parents are Jim and Doris McKirdy. Jim was Fulton's oldest son.16
Lookout Tower drawing by Ann McKirdyValemount, British Columbia, Canada
Credits:Sketch by Ann McKirdy
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