“Some Old Glass Negatives Found in the Sommer’s Cabin”-The Story of the Jenkins Family from Medicine Hat and an Interesting Historical Discovery

A rare discovery in an abandoned cabin resulted in the author going down a geneolgoical and historical “rabbit hole” to borrow a phrase from the ‘Adventures of Alice in Wonderland’. It tells the interesting story about the Jenkins family from Medicine Hat

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  1. Hi, Bill! Wow! Great research–this was indeed some rabbit hole! Your comments concerning verifying information reminded me of the time I was asked to appear on a local TV program with a work of art that would be of interest to viewers. Prior to the start of the show I mentioned to the nice young lady who was to interview me that the picture I had chosen was thought to have been painted by a certain artist, it was thought to have been painted in a certain year, and it was thought to have been painted in Canada and not in Europe. I then stated very clearly that, if these conditions were met, this was the earliest known Canadian painting. I was therefore somewhat surprised when the nice young lady began my interview with the statement “And here it is, the very first picture painted in Canada!” Oh well, anything for a good story, I guess!

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