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Agnes, Kenneth's daughters drawing of a house
19th Century, 1856
Craigflower, View Royal, Victoria, Canada

Credits:
PDP-09665

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Picture of a boat drawn by Agnes McKenzie, Kenneth's oldest daughter
19th Century, 1856
Craigflower, View Royal, Victoria, Canada

Credits:
PDP-09666

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Picture of boats drawn by Agnes McKenzie, daughter of Agnes and Kenneth McKenzie
19th Century, 1856
Craigflower, View Royal, Victoria, Canada

Credits:
PDP-09667

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Docked boat on the beach drawn by Agnes McKenzie
19th Century, 1856
Craigflower, View Royal, Victoria, Canada

Credits:
PDP-09668

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Agnes McKenzie
19th Century, circa 1855
British Columbia Archives

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Lucy, one of the native servants took Goodie with her to one of the last potlatches in the Inner Harbour in Victoria prior to the practice of potlatches being banned. As the daughter of the chief, Lucy's main responsibility was to distribute the goods, and make sure everyone recieved something. Goodie found that the actual distribution was a memorable and serious affair where no one talked to the person distributing.

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Wilhelmina McKenzie
19th Century, circa 1880
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
A-01641

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Whilemina McKenzie's Formal Dress
19th Century, Circa 1880
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Credits:
A-01642

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Jessie McKenzie got married at Craigflower in 1863. She married Andrew Watson, and they later moved to California. The other children got married after they moved to Lakehill Farm. Agnes, Kenneth Jr. and Goodie never did get married.