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Annie (Pielle) Chapman
Annie Pielle, born in 1885, was the eldest of 6 children born to Martha (Timothy) and Billy Pielle.
Annie married a German man who took the name Thomas Chapman. Annie and Thomas had a home in the Toba Inlet, when they were first married. They had two daughters Mary Ann and Lena....
Mary Madeline (Wilson) Francis
The three baskets pictured below are believed to have been made around 1918.
Elizabeth (McGee) Wilson
Elizabeth (McGee) Wilson was born into an important Klahoose family sometime during the early 1880’s. Elizabeth’s father, George McGee, was said by anthropologist Homer Barnett , to have been among the most knowledgeable of the Klahoose elders living in the 1930’s. Her great –...
Annie (Harry) Wilson
Annie Wilson (nee Harry) 1880 - 1972
Annie Harry was the daughter of Homalco Chief George Harry and Theresa Bob of Sliammon. Born in 1880, before the Homalco had established the community of Church House, Annie may have lived in Muushkin on Sonora Island as a child....
Louise (Francis) Harry
Basket maker Louise Francis was born in the Homalco community of Church House at the entrance to Bute Inlet. In 1911, when Louise was born, Church House was a relatively new community. The Homalco people had moved there only a decade or so earlier after the village of Mushkin,...
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