Authour Index for Up the Gatineau!

Complete index for volumes 1 - 36.

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Aronn, Sogarth

"The Gatineau Rivermen", 2:11

Ballantyne, Bruce

"Station Agent in the Gatineau", 10:2-3

"Stations of the Gatineau Valley Railway", 24:41-44

"To The Cottage - 1896", 3:8-9

"Up the Line - The Railway from Hull to Maniwaki", 17:1-4

Barrow, Joan Brownrigg, ed.

"As Long as Love and Music Last", 18:7-10

"Notes on the Early Days of the Parish of Martindale", 21:30-34

Bearman, Gladys M.

"The Alexander Story", 10:4-7

Benedict, Janet

"Town Site Farm", 19:12-16

Benedict, Nancy

"The Leppard Blacksmith Shop at Old Chelsea", 17:15-18

Benedict, Nancy and Janet

"Simmons General Store--1884-1926", 18:11-20

"Simmons Post Office 1896-1916", 17:22-24 Benoit, Barbara. "Record of a Summer", 5:2-6

Benoit, Paul

"The Gatineau Falls Form", 4:8-14

Berry, Paul S.

"Trade and Other Tokens of the Gatineau Region", 28:31-42

Bourinot, Arthur

"Nicholas Gatineau", 9:2

Boyle, J.E.

"My Life and Times in the Bush", XV

Brown, Jim

"A Man who Inspired Local Teens: An Amazing Sailor and Wartime Hero", 30:6-10

"Memories of Work Bees Up the Gatineau", 21:8-12

Burant, Jim

"'The picturesque hills and dales': The Gatineau Through Artists' Eyes", 26:32-40

Byng, Lady

"Up the Stream of Time" quoted, 4:11

Carr, Christopher

"Pink House", 19:16-23

Connolly, Hon. John J.

"Chelsea-Quebec", 2:2-9

Cowden, Douglas

"Memories of my School Days in Cascades", 33:11

Cross, Stan

"The Raising", 21:6-8

"The Trapper", 18:31-34

Dale, Ida W.

"Summers on Chelsea Island", 14:20-24

Davies, Andy.

"My Gatineau Connection", 8:20-25

Davis, Val

"Emigrating to Canada in the 1950s", 33:5

"Memorable Classroom Moments", 33:9-10

"My First Year Teaching School in Chelsea", 33:6-8

Decker, Klaus G.

"Remembrances 1945-1995", 22:13-15

Dolgin, Josh

"About This Year's Editor: P.M.O. Evans, A Biography", 14:31

Douglas, Dr. H.T.

"An Irishman in Canada: John Egan: John Egon", 10:14,15

"Philemon Wright's Gun Shed", 9:16,17

Elliott, Bruce

"Philemon Wright (1760-1839)", 26:1-3

"The Pink and Moffat Families of Hull, 1822-1838", 1:7-9

Evans, Patrick M.O.

"A Rose by Any Other Name", 2:9

"Building the Town Hall at Chelsea - minute by minute", 3:1

"Early Kirks Ferry, Quebec", 1:11-15

"Firearms Restrictions - 1875", 2:12

"Footnote to History", 8:25

"Footnote to History", 9:9

"Meet You at * Bar at 4 o'clock Mon. Morning", 2:24

"Philemon Wright Memorial", 7:9-14

"Through the Hoopskirt Door", 13:5-7

"Toponomy", 14:1-4

Evans, Patrick M.O. and Carol Martin

"A Tale About a Name, Two Persons and the Fur Trade", 24:1-4

Fairbairn, Gordon Roy

"A Tale of Two Sisters", 28:19-23

Farmer, Brig. G.R.D.

"Farmers Rapids on the Gatineau River", 6:8-11

Faulkner, Neil

"A Bridge For Our Times--Rebuilding the Wakefield Covered Bridge", 23:36-51

Fleming, Anne

"The Fleming Family Enterprises of Chelsea", 24:35-40

Fletcher, Katharine

"At Home Up the Mountain: Miles Barnes, The Hermit", 14:11-14

Forbes, Harry A.

"An Airman's Story", 22:16-21

Geggie, H.J.C.

"The Instant Commando, or Hot Sweet Tea", 22:33-37

Geggie, Judith

"Maclaren's General Store Circa 00: A Sketch", 14:15-19

"The Development of a Community in Lower da: Wakefield", 2:13-15

Geggie, Norma

"David Rouleau's Flight Jacket", 36:26-31

"Hamilton Motors, 1923-1926", 32:24-28

"I.B. York - A Man of Many Parts", 8:2-4

"Joseph Irwin and His Farm", 26:24-27

"New Beginnings in Wakefield", 33:1-4

"Reminiscences of Nursing at Gatineau Memorial Hospital: 1952 and 1953", 18:35-38

"Spinning and Weaving in Days Gone By", 20:5-11

"The Wakefield Women's Institute, 1919-1961", 21:24-29

"Whither This Point of Land?" 16:19-21

Geggie, Norma and Stuart

"A Century of the Gatineau Fish and Game Club", 21:16-24

"Regional Doctors", 12:3,4

Geggie, Stuart, ed.

"Three Excerpts - Early Medicine", 12:4-9

Geggie, Stuart

"A Canadian Bride's Dowry", 16:22

"Memories of Life in Wakefield 60-70 Years Ago", 17:10-14

"The Farrelton Butter Factory", 20:12-14

German, Tony

"One Family's War", 22:22-26

Gobeil, Fr. Maurice

"The 'King of the Gatineau' & St. Alexander College 1964-65", 1:17-21

Graham, John

"By Canoe and By Gosh: Memories of a Gatineau Canoe Trip", 23:13-18

Hale, Grete and Reg

"Brooks Hill - Low, Québec, Canada - Built 1859", 16:1-4

Hale, Reginald B.

"Brooks Hill", 5:23-25

"Caleb Brooks, Pioneer of Low", 8:12-17

"Flashed All Their Sabres Bare", 5:7-10

"Footnote to History", 6:18

Hanson, Nora M.

"The Fitzpatrick Family of North Wakefield", 11:16-21

Henderson, George F.

"Mackenzie King's First Visit to Kingsmere", 19:8-11

"Mackenzie King the Farmer", 20:15-21

"Mackenzie King and the Stone Angels of Moorside", 18:1-4

Hendrick, Rita Hogan

"My Family in the Early Days of Kirk's Ferry", 23:24-26

Hogarth, Donald D.

"Ancient Explosions and More Recent, Quieter Events in the Gatineau-Lièvre District", 30:44-50

"Footnote to History", 10:19-20

"Stanislas Franchot and his Buckingham Mines", 24:16-23

"West Hull's Phosphate Pits: Mines, Miners, and Motives", 25:31-43

"The Haycock Iron Mine", 10:16-18

Holt, Mrs. C.R. (Bertha)

"Great, Great Grandmother's Day", 3:6-7; 2:11

"Ski-ing in Earlier Years", 13:7-9

"To Cure a Sore Throat: First kill a deer", 2:23-24

"Up the Gatineau", 1:4-5

Holmes-Burke, Mary

"Wilson's Corners Storekeepers and Some of their Neighbours", 24:29-34

Honneger, Hans, and Warren Major

"The Gilmour House", 19:24-30

Hope, Ethel Penman

"Early Settlement of Meech Lake", 10:20-26

Hughes, RJ.

"Half a Century of Chelsea School", 33:12-15

"The Great Fire of 1870", 32:9-15

Johnston, Gordon

"The Windago", 3:9

Laberge, Édouard P.

"The Story of a Bridge", 5:12-17

Lafleur, Laurent

"125th Anniversary of Ste. Cécile de Masham Parish", 4:15

Lambton, Gunda

"Discovering the Gatineau", 19:1-7

"Edward McSheffrey - Major of Low Township", 11:21-23

"Folklore in the Gatineau Valley", 10:7-14

"Harry Carruthers, Kazabazua Blacksmith", 12:10-12

"Irish Surnames in the Gatineau", 13:13-20

"Origins of the German Settlers in Schwartz and Ladysmith", 14:5-10

"Teresa Meness of the Maniwaki Algonquins", 16:23-26

"The Barry Farm - A Pioneer Homestead", 9:18-22

"The Battle of Brennan's Hill", 7:20-25

"The Paugan Dam", 17:36-39

"Working for the CPR", 17:5-9

Lecours, Jacques

"The Great Hydro-Electric Works on the Gatineau River..", 21:35-44

Lee, Horace R.

"From Chelsea to Edmonton and Back in 'Lizzie,' a 1915 Model T Ford", 29:1-5

Levy, Gary.

"The Ottawa and Gatineau Valley Railway 1871-1901", 6:2-7

Lister, Bruce

"Landslides in the Lower Gatineau", 29:34-44

MacDonald, Joanne

"Gatineau Labyrinth: The Laflêche Cave", 14:25-30

"Summer Bridges: Early Ferries on the Gatineau", 6:19-24

MacLeod, Elizabeth Susan

"For the Flag" quoted, 6:14

MacTaggart, John

"Vale of the Gatineau: A Proper Place for the Transportation of Convicts", 3:7-8

Mahoney, Eric

"Footnote to History", 12:12

Mahoney, Ernie

"A Bridge A-Building", 23:1-7

"Colonel D.E. Macintyre (1885-1974)", 21:1-5

"Operation Clean Bottom: Muscle & $40,000 Clean the Gatineau River in 1977", 25:27-30

"Pat Evans: A Tribute", 27:5-7

"Remembering R.A.J. (Bob) Phillips", 30:1-5

"Sully's Mill, the Backbone of Wakefield Village", 24:13-15

"Summer Hotels in the Gatineau", 25:5-8

"The Changing Face of the Wakefield Inn, 1860s to 1984", 18:27-30

"The Heaneys of Harrington Lake: Stan Healey's Recollections", 30:26-30

"There's a Tavern in the Town", 27:17-19

"You Never Told Who Your Bootleger Was", 27:21-23

"Wartime in the Gatineau", 22:1-5

Major, Warren, and Hans Honneger

"The Gilmour House", 19:24-30

Marshall, Duncan

"A Gem in the Gatineau Valley", 30:17-23

"Early Aerial Photography of the Gatineau River Valley", 27:33-40

"King Mountain: The Geographical Centre of Canada", 36:9-15

Martin, Carol, ed.

"James Martin's Letters--His Work in Low and Maniwaki", 20:30-30

Martin, Carol

"A Few 'Minutes' in Celebration of Chelsea's 125th Anniversary: Municipal Government in Chelsea's Early Years", 26:10-16

"A Student a Century Ago .. Ada Brown's 1888 Notebook", 16:5-10

"Aunt Maud's Postcard Album", 31:1-7

"Avion Fur Farm", 29:17-21

"Brown's Farm", 20:22-29

"Chelsea's Wartime Wireless Transmission Station", 28:9-12

"Development of Postal Service Up the Gatineau, Early Days to 1900", 17:25-35

"Dreams of Land (and Nightmares for Some) in Hull Township", 36:1-8

"Fifty Years of Firefighting in Chelsea", 32:4-8

"John Rudolphus: A Man for His Time", 23:27-35

"Messages from Two Autograph Books", 16:11-14

"Three Centuries of the Fur Trade, Passing by the Gatineau Region", 24:4-10

"Kirk's Ferry Union Mission Church and Other Shared Protestant Churches in Chelsea", 25:21-26

"Private Richard Rowland Thompson's 'Chelsea Connection': Bertha Alexander and the Alexanders of Chelsea", 28:13-18

"School Days in Chelsea in the Olden Days", 33:16-21

"The Cascades Club", 27:1-6

"The Store at Kirk's Ferry", 18:21-26

"Wine and Women in Chelsea", 32:29-32

"Words by Walter Cross, Music by Leo Freeman", 31:41-44

Martin, Carol, and Patrick M.O. Evans

"A Tale About a Name, Two Persons and the Fur Trade", 24:1-4

Maxwell, Grant

"Tax Showdown Up the Gatineau", 23:8-12

McConnell, William Felton

"Snowbound on the Maniwaki Subdivision", 32:16-18

McDiarmid, Janet

"Poltimore: A View from the Outside", 27:27-32

Moore, Donald Charles

"My Knowledge of Fires in West Hull", 32:1-3

Meech, Marion

"Asa Meech", 7:14-19

Morisset, Dave

"Footnote to History", 12:10

Mount, Graeme S.

"Richard Rowland Thompson, 1877-1908", 16:15-18

Mulvihill, Richard

"Footnote to History", 7:7

"Stone for St. Stephen's", 2:15

Murray, Jean-Paul

"Roderick Percy Sparks: Gatineau Park's Forgotten Founder", 30:11-16

O'Hanlon, Alfred

"An Irish Wake", 8:5-7

"Dr. Geggie's Wild Winter Ride", 7:7-9

"Reflections - The Two Dieppes", 12:13-14

Palmer, Liz

"Gatineau Gourmets (Gatineau Valley Gourmet Club)", 31:15-21

Panet, A. de L.

"Early Transportation in the Gatineau Valley and Connecting Factors", 13:9-13

"Kingsmere", 11:10-16

"Larrimac Golf Club - A Gatineau Gem", 9:22-26

Parson, Helen E.

"Footnote to History", 9:10

"Land Use History of the Gatineau Valley 1800-1850", 9:5-9

"Pine to lp: The Timber Trade on the Gatineau River", 3:2-5

Pawley, Bill

"Pat Evans, Neighbour and Friend", 26:4-5

Pennie, Archie M.

"Acetylene Comes to the Upper Gatineau" 31:22-25

"Derailment of the 'Gatineau Limited'", 29:30-33

Hollywood: The Gatineau Connection", 23:22-23

"Kazabazua and the Atom Bomb", 30:31-34

"Movers and Shakers Visit Thirty-One Mile Lake", 31:26-29

"Northfield United Church and its Cemetery", 26:28-31

"Old Mills at Aumond and Point Comfort", 30:35-40

"Outaouais Phosphorous Production: From Matches to Fireworks and Detergents", 24:24-28

"Some Sketches of Kazabazua", 28:24-27

"Some Thoughts on VE Day Plus Fifty", 22:10-12

"Squaring the Log", 20:41-43

"The Gatineau Highway", 25:1-4

"The Gatineau Lakes Water Supply Project", 19:43-48

"The Gatineau Tank Mystery", 23:19-21

"The Kazabazua Bridge and Bender's Grist Mill", 27:24-27

"The Paugan Falls Canoe Works", 29:27-29

"When the Axe was King", 24:11-13

"Why Cover the Bridge", 20:1-4

"Wild West Days at the 'Kaz'", 28:28-30

Pennie, Archie and Dufour, Larry

"The Collins Sawmill at Kirk's Ferry, Chelsea, Kingsmere and Gatineau", 36:16-20

Phillips, R.A.J.

"King of the Gatineau", 11:2-9

"My Little War", 22:38-44

"Remembering the Life of Patrick M.O. Evans", 26:7-9

Potter, Barbara

"Footnote to History", 7:25

Quince, Wendy Ellen

"The Telephone Industry in Wakefield and Surrounding Areas", 3:19-22

Quince, Cliff

"Life Below Decks", 22:27-32

Quipp, Heather

"Brigham-Chamberlin House - Old Chelsea Quebec", 4:23

"The Old Mountain Lodge at Kingsmere", 29:22-26

Ravenscroft, Helen Ditchfield

"Two Bees in Meech Creek Valley", 21:13-15

Reford, Michael

"The Hetherington Farm", 19:31-35

Reid, Norma Hall

"Footnote to History", 8:5

Richens, Allan

"Remembering Wartime: Alice Lee Hudson and Bertha Herd Larcher", 29:6-10

"Some Memories of Skiing Up the Gatineau", 26:20-23

"The Chelsea Cenotaph Story", 28:1-8

"The Early Years of the Gatineau River Yacht Club", 27:14-18

"The Healeys of Harrington ke: Peggy Healey Remembers Life on the Homestead", 30:24-25

"The Kennedy Road in the 1930s and 1940s", 31:8-14

Richens, Allan and Martin, Carol

"We Remember: From Lignières-de-Touraine in France to Chelsea, Quebec, Canada", 36:21-25

Roberts, Marion

"Carbide Willson 1860-1915", 2:16-22

Roy, Anastase

"Maniwaki et la Vallée de la Gatineau" quoted, 4:21

Rutledge, Anita

"A Lake and a Road, and Names to Remember", 32:19-23

"Les Suisses" of Duclos - In Memoriam, 33:32-38

Rutledge, Anita, traduit par Germain Bertrand

"Les Suisses" de Duclos - In Memoriam", 33:25-31

Rutledge, Elizabeth Stevenson

"The Old Homestead", 19:36-42

Ryan, E.J. (Ed)

"Chelsea Reflections", 27:18-20

Ryan, Mrs. E.J. (Isobel)

"Did You Know That A Man of Virtue and Talent", 6:8

"Dunn's Hotel", 1:10

Schwartz, Ann

"Seventy-five Years Young: the Larrimac Golf Club Ages Gracefully", 25:13-18

Schwartz, Louise

"Beekeeping in the Gatineau Hills", 36:32-36

Scott, Mary McKay

"Going Home", 4:6

Selwyn, Shirley

"Summering Up the Gatineau", 25:9-12

Shorter, Shirley

"Les Pères Capucins Du Lac Meech", 8:17-20

Steers, Barbara

"Fish in the Basement", 9:10-15

Stephens, Helen

"The Railway Up the Gatineau", 4:6-8

Stevens, Dr. Anne, & Halliday, Robert

"Footnote to History", 8:8

Strang, Sheila, comp.

"The Alexander Story", 10:4-7

Sudbury, John

"The Wakefield Rifle Club", 29:11-16

Taggart, William Robert

"In Memory of Rev. Robert Taggart, 1863-1926", 13:20-24

Tevlin, Barbara

"Chelsea Cottage Memories of the Thirties and Forties", 25:19-20

Theberge, Elaine Bedford

"The Gatineau Mountain of Iron", 3:10-14

Turnbull, Mrs. Walter (Helen Graham)

"Early Gatineau Sports", 3:5

Uren Janet

"The Oblates of Mary-Immaculate and the Founding of Maniwaki", 4:15

Vivian, Jean

"Did You Know That", 6:25

Walmsley, Norma E

"The Gatineau Hills: Love at First Sight", 22:6-9

Walton, Lillian (Wilson)

"A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words", 12:14

"Barbed Wire", 7:19-20

"Hero Buried at Chelsea, Quebec", 6:12-18

"Highlife in the Gatineau", 6:25

"Isaac Cross and his family", 4:2

"Roots in the Gatineau", 5:10,11

"The Cars of Yesteryear", 12:19-23

"The Handy Drawer", 2:12

"The Little White Church at Cascades", 3:23

"The Tip Top and the Gatineau Echo", 9:3-5

Waterston, Jessie

"Brookdale Farm", 8:8-11

Watson, Karen J.

"The Stone Church of St. Stephen", 7:2-7

Wattsford, George

"Memories of Kingsmere Lodge and Kingsmere in the 1920s", 27:6-13

Westwood, David

"These Gatineau Hills",; 9:back cover

Wilson, Preston

"Meech Creek Valley Girl", 31:30-40

"Public School Pastimes: Toys and Games", 32:33-3

Woods, Karen B.

"Did You Know That?" 9:15-16

Wright, Moiya

"Letter to the Editor", 13:4-5

Wright, Sarah Rosina

"The Great Fire in Hull", 5:18-22