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1878-1967 (Creation)
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- Honeyman, John Dixon
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10 cm of textual records
149 photographs
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John Dixon Honeyman (1915-1992) and Ruth (Fisher) Honeyman (1916- ) were residents of Delta, B.C. John Dixon (J.D. or Jack) was the son of Gordon Honeyman (1884-1950) and the grandson of John Honeyman (1845-1926). Ruth was the daughter of Alex Fisher and Fannie Fleck. John and Ruth had two children, Donna and Douglas. John's career was varied --he was a miner at the Britannia Mines in the 1940s, a farmer in East Delta, and was also involved in construction work in Delta. He was a member of the B.C. Milk Board from 1957 to 1980, a life member of the Delta Agricultural Society, Director and Chairman of the Board of the McKee Athletic Association of East Delta, and a member of the Delta Farmer's Institute and the Masonic Order. Ruth Honeyman was a school teacher in Delta until her marriage. She was an active member in the P.T.A. during her children's school years, and a member of the Eastern Star, of McKee House Senior's Centre, and of the United Church.
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The fonds consists of single photographs and photograph albums, and letters, legal documents and ephemera created or collected by the Honeyman and Fisher families.
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BCAUL control number: DMA-97
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- Honeyman (family) (Subject)
- Fisher (family) (Subject)