For the data miners among you. This is very roughly organized. I’m putting it together on the fly as I build this website.

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Birth Dates

Customs and practices evolved as the years passed. We didn’t have time to do a detailed comparison when we were busy gathering the material. This is where that work will start now. The names will be linked when their stories are posted.

1900

Mrs N. S

1905

Mrs I. H

1907

Mrs B. H

Mrs T. M

Anna Zuzak

1912

Mrs L.G

Mrs I. N

1913

Mrs N. B

Mrs B. B

Mrs G. S

1915

Mrs L. B

Mrs M. B

Mrs E. D

Mrs E. H

Mrs M. M

Mrs O. T

Mrs K. E.

Mrs M. F

Mrs E. O

1918

Mrs J. D

1921

Mrs M. W

1922

Mrs R. D.

1931

Mrs A. T.

1932

Miss Muriel Jarvis

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Baby Data

To come later: how many babies born in total in these stories? How many at home? How many in hospital? How many lived? How many died? How many women were attended by a community midwife? How many by a doctor? How many sets of twins? And so on, and so forth…

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Other Names Mentioned

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Towns Mentioned

Many of these towns were where our interview subjects lived at one time or another. Others are simply places they mentioned in passing without much context or detail. I’ll add links to the stories when I get a minute.

• Abernethy
• Allan
• Bradley
• Carrot River
• Chitek Lake
• Choiceland
• Dundurn
• Elstow
• Fort Qu’Appelle
• Gravelbourg
• Grenfell
• Hague
• Hanley
• Harris
• Hawarden
• Hepburn
• Hudson Bay
• Kenaston
• Lemburg
• Meadow Lake
• Melville
• Moosomin
• Pelican Lake Reserve
• Perdue
• Prince Albert
• Qu’Appelle Valley
• Rosthern
• Saskatoon
• Strongfield
• Waldheim