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Person
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Willey, Jettie (Day)
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Dates of existence
1887 - 1978
History
Jettie Day (1887 – 1978) was one of four children born to William Ryley Day and his wife Ollie in Wood Lake, Nebraska. The family came to Athabasca in 1907. Jettie became a school teacher and married Scott (Scottie) Willey in 1911. They had three daughters, Mary, Beryl and Anne. She was predeceased by Scott in 1960.
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Athabasca, Alberta
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General context
Jettie Willey was one of the people interviewed by Brian Loxam and Robert Lines as part of an Edwin Parr Composite School project in 1970. Topics discussed were transportation, education, teachers, electric power plants, the fire of 1913, sawmills, farming, fishing, fox farming, beaver trapping, banks, and motion pictures.
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Authority record identifier
ath 85.229
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ATH
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Final
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Dates of creation, revision and deletion
12 Dec, 2019
Language(s)
- English
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Sources
Athabasca Echo