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[Grace Woodsworth] (mostly from France)

[Letters from Grace 1928-1929: (to Mother) [undated][mentions Angus]; Sept. 17, 1928; Oct. 14, 1928; Nov. 4, 1928; Nov. 25, 1928; Dec. 28, 1928; Jan. 20, 1929; Feb. 10, 1929; Jun. 16, 1929. (to "Mother and the rest") Jun. 27, 1929. (to Mother and Father) Jul. 26, 1929. (to Father) Nov. 11, 1928. Newspaper clippings (French): Apr. 27, 1931. Letters from Grace to family and friends: (to Belva) May 14, 1926; (to "ma chere soeur") Oct. 9, 1928; (to "people" or "friends") Jan. 7, 1929; Feb. 16, 1929; Jun. 21, 1929; (to Aunt Belva and Elizabeth) Dec. 23, 1915. Letters to Grace from family: (from Charles) [1920]; (from Aunt Belva) Jul. 9, 1920; (from [Ethel Staples? mentions Osborne] Feb. 12, 1923; (from Elizabeth) Feb. 21, 1923.]

Grace and Angus MacInnis correspondence

[Grace and Angus MacInnis correspondence, July-Sept., 1931. [Note: assume all letters to Angus unless otherwise indicated]. [1931] [appears to be Grace's first letter to Angus]; Jul. 29; [Jul.?]; [Aug.?]; Aug. 12 [Grace]; Aug. 13 [Grace]; Aug. 14; Aug. 19; Aug. 20 [Grace]; [Aug.?]; [Aug.?]; Aug. 23; Aug. 24 [Grace]; Aug. 26 [Grace]; Aug. 26; Aug. 28 [Grace]; Aug. 30; Sept. 1 [Grace]; Sept. 1; Sept. 2; Sept. 3 [Grace]; Sept. 5 [Grace]; Sept. 8]

[Correspondence]

This file consists of the correspondence of Sons of Freedom and the CCUB, either written as organization to the community and government officials, as well as to and by the individual members of the Sons of Freedom. This file consists of letters, open letters, telegrams, appeals and messages. Some of the individual addresses and senders include: W. Winiel, A. Dutoff, A. Fomin, P. Winiel, P. Maloff, M. Pratop, I. Popoff, and Union of Youth.

Piers Island Drawings 1932

This file consists of photocopy of drawings depicting Piers Island penal institution where the Sons of Freedom were detained between the years 1932-1934. Drawings depict prison building complex inside and outside, as well as scene with the police taking away the children. Most drawing are dated in 1934. Drawing are signed by Joe Chernoff, Nicolai W. Grimiakin (Hrimakin?), A.W. Efanoff, This file also contains a report by Grace Berisoff titled “Abduction of the Sons of Freedom children by the Canadian Government in 1932” and a copy of letter from the BC Police Commissioner to Warden of the BC Penitentiary in New Westminster, BC.

Grace and Angus MacInnis correspondence

[Grace and Angus MacInnis correspondence, 1932. [Note: assume all letters to Angus unless otherwise indicated] Jan. 1; Jan. 1 [Grace]; Jan. 2 [note: year mistakenly typed as 1931]; Jan. 3 [Grace]; Jan. 4 [Grace]; Jan. 5 [note: year mistakenly typed as 1931]; Jan. 6 [Grace]; Jan. 8 [Grace]; Jan. 11; [undated] [newspaper clipping of wedding announcement]; Jan. 12 [Grace]; Jan. 12 [Grace]; Jan. 14; Jan. 14 [Grace]; Jan. 16 [Grace]; Jul. 29 [Grace]; Jul. 30 [Grace]; Aug. 1 [Grace]; Aug. 2 [Grace]; Aug. 4 [Grace]; Nov. 21 [Grace]; [undated] [Grace]; Nov. 22 [Grace]; Nov. 23; Nov. 23 [Grace]; Nov. 25; Nov. 25 [Grace]; Nov. 26; Nov. 28 [Grace]; Nov. 29; Nov. 29 [Grace]; Nov. 30; Nov. 30 [Grace]; Dec. 1; Dec. 1 [Grace]; Dec. 1 [Grace]; Dec. 2; Dec. 3 [Grace]; Dec. 3 [Grace]; Dec. 5 [Grace]; Dec. 6 [Grace].]

[Correspondence]

This file consists of correspondence of a few major Doukhobor executives including P. V. Verigin, P. P. Verigin, P. Birukov, V. Bulgakov, I. Shukin, I. Urin, and V. Ilin. Most of the letters are written by /or addressed to P. P. Verigin.

[1932]

File consists of correspondence to and from H. W. Cooper pertaining to the construction of the penitentiary and matters regarding the personnel and prisoners; a warrant prepared by J. Cartmel pertaining to Mike Woiken, one of the prisoners; a chronology written in shorthand by H. W. Cooper regarding a search for an island to set up the penitentiary; the translation of a letter from Russian to English from an inmate to his wife; a report on the refusal of some prisoners to work; telegrams regarding the construction of the penitentiary; and an empty manila envelope belonging to B.C. Penitentiary.

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