Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest × Shames Station Shames Station, British Columbia, Canada Shames BC Part of whole map on Kitsumkalum Lake site Unincorporated Area, Railway Point Shames Station 78 mi from Rupert, Elevation- 103 ft above sea level 1669.2 miles from Winnipeg Latitude- 54º 25' N, Longitude- 128º 56' W Flag Station Jack Sparkes was operating the pumping station here ca Jan 1927 1921 Residents John Oscar Peterson b- ca 1902, age 19, in Sweden CNR Section Foreman Immigrated in 1919 Chancy Latta Sanderson b- July 21, 1872, age 49, in Oxford, ON d- Dec 25, 1940 in Vancouver BC, age 68 buried in Mountainview Cemetery, Vancouver BC CNR Section Hand Enlisted in WWI, June 8, 1917, living in Port Arthur ON next of kin- sister- Mrs. Ida O'Neill, Fordville, ND, USA, age 14 in 1880 Reg # 1013689, shown as a labourer. mother- Sarah J. Sanderson, b- June 1841 in ON brother- Charles Sanderson, b- Oct 1876 in ON Mother, Chancy and Charles farming in Pierce Co, ND in 1900 father- Stants Saunderson, age 47 in 1880 in Canada, Carpenter brother- Edward Sanderson, age 12, in 1880 in Canada whole family in Fisher, Polk Co, MN in 1880 Chancy married to Elizabeth Sanderson b- ca 1882, age 39, in Australia Immigrated in 1919 You? Lee b- ca 1889, age 32, in China Immigrated in 1911 CNR Section Hand Foun Sah? b- ca 1904, age 17, in China Immigrated in 1918 CNR Section Hand William Daniel Parle b- Oct 16, 1875, age 46 in England d- Apr 10, 1953 in Shaughnessy Hospital, Vancouver BC, age 77 Immigrated in 1885 became Plumber and Steamfitter, lived in Slocan Valley father- John Parle mother- Mary Taylor David “Dave” Wilson b- July 6, 1881, age 39 in Esthonia, Russia d- Sept 5, 1949, at Shames BC, age 69 buried in Kitsumgallum Cemetery Immigrated in 1901 clearing his Pre-emption land He also did mining in Kitsumkalum Lake area. Shows up there married with 2 children In 1921 he shows up single. He was a widower when he died, shown as a trapper Murdock Sutherland b- ca 1851, age 70 in NS clearing his Pre-emption land CNR Watchman Richard Adolphus Gooding b- July 6, 1883, Barbados, British West Indies Dominion Telegraph Operator Immigrated in 1902 July 16, 1946 he travelled from Canada thru Port of Buffalo New York heading home to Barbados, via Miami FL He was retired living in a hotel in Toronto © Last modified: 2017/11/06 16:38by dlgent Log In