Claybelt Chronicles Vol. 7

In 2006, we started interviewing our Temiskaming seniors to capture their stories and help keep the history of the area alive with as many first-hand accounts as possible. We've worked hard to help our area's history come alive through the voices of those who were there. These books contain interviews with our seniors who have connections with the pioneer families who first came to the area between 1880s and 1940s. Each volume contains interviews and a photo taken at the time of the interview or from some other source. These books are very popular and widely-sought after.

If you would like to order one, download this PDF form and mail it in with payment, or call the Museum to get your copy. They are available at the Museum's Gift Shop, open in the summer while the Museum is open, other times by appointment. They are also available year round at the book store in Cobalt and online at White Mountain Publications.

Go here for the INDEX to this volume.

ISBN-978-0-986478-56-7 | 8½" x 11" | 194 pages; trade paperback | $30.00

Volume Seven includes the interviews from the following seniors:

Anyan, Lionel

Armstrong, Elinor (née Richardson)

Brownlee, Judith Rubena (née Kiehna)

Burk, Carl Tholby

David, Olive (née Moore)

Elliott, Mordy Ross

Fauvelle, Ernest René

Field, Elmer James

Fortier, Noella (née Desjardins)

Guppy, Joy Bernce (née Saunders)

Hall, Kenneth Harman

Huff, Marjorie Hannah (née Foley)

Jibb, Isobel Barbara (née Bowen)

Jibb, Robert Melville

Jones, Rodney Clair

Kilgour, Anne Rose (née Watters)

Leveille, Ernest

Little, Marilyn Anne (née Christianson)

Loranger, Louis Phillipe

Mackewn, Edward Charles

Maille, Nova Joseph

McLaren, Dorothy (née Simmill)

McLean, Davis Alexander "Alex"

McQuaid, Gerald Francis Charles

Mitchell, Linda Jean (née Lilley)

Pearson, Mary Elizabeth Francis "Betty" (née Johnston)

Pollock, Richard "Dick"

Proctor, Hazel (née Smith)

Ramsay, Peter Robert

Rhodes, Harold Edward

Schubert, Mary Patricia (née Wilkinson)

Shepherdson, Frances Elizabeth (née Edwards)

Sutton, Marjorie Mae (née Wright)

Touzin, Jean Guy

Tucker, Leonard Herbert

Walker, Walter Kenneth