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Type of entity
Person
Authorized form of name
Douglass, James Ley
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Description area
Dates of existence
1865-1937
History
James Ley Douglass, 1865-1937, of England took a trip to western Canada from August to November 1886. He travelled from England to Montreal, then to Calgary and Okotoks, Alberta before returning via rail to New York. While in Alberta he stayed at the Quorn Ranch and visited the Cochrane Ranche. A relative, possibly his nephew, Leslie V. Douglass, emigrated to Alberta from England in 1904 and settled at Finnegan.