Her father Richard Deacon operated three boats on the Saskatchewan, one of which he named after his daughter.
From the book, "Fire Canoe"
---
Threading her way through the spring log jams and spitting puffs of woodsmoke into the river air, the tiny sidewheeler Josie guided logs from collector booms at the mouth of the Little Red River to the Cowan Lumber Company saws at Goshen.
---
Johanna would merry James Wilson and they would have 7 children, eventually moving to Vancouver Island.
From the book, "Fire Canoe"
---
Threading her way through the spring log jams and spitting puffs of woodsmoke into the river air, the tiny sidewheeler Josie guided logs from collector booms at the mouth of the Little Red River to the Cowan Lumber Company saws at Goshen.
---
Johanna would merry James Wilson and they would have 7 children, eventually moving to Vancouver Island.
Her father Richard Deacon operated three boats on the Saskatchewan, one of which he named after his daughter.
From the book, "Fire Canoe"
---
Threading her way through the spring log jams and spitting puffs of woodsmoke into the river air, the tiny sidewheeler Josie guided logs from collector booms at the mouth of the Little Red River to the Cowan Lumber Company saws at Goshen.
---
Johanna would merry James Wilson and they would have 7 children, eventually moving to Vancouver Island.
From the book, "Fire Canoe"
---
Threading her way through the spring log jams and spitting puffs of woodsmoke into the river air, the tiny sidewheeler Josie guided logs from collector booms at the mouth of the Little Red River to the Cowan Lumber Company saws at Goshen.
---
Johanna would merry James Wilson and they would have 7 children, eventually moving to Vancouver Island.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
