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First Wave of Ukrainian Immigration to Canada, 1891-1914
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A Ukrainian immigrant woman
1 of 19 		Winnowing wheat with a domestic sieve
2 of 19 		Ukrainian settlers from Calicia, Ukraine, work in St. Julien
3 of 19 		A pioneer couple breaking newly cleared land
4 of 19 		Homesteaders used teams of oxen
5 of 19 		Track farming
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Ukrainian settlers threshing
7 of 19 		Ukrainian woman raking hay
8 of 19 		Ukrainian immigrant family in front of their log house
9 of 19 		Ukrainians harvesting
10 of 19 		Cutting grain on Antoniuk's farm
11 of 19 		Ukrainian harvesting
12 of 19
Anna and Ivan Vyshynsky on their farm
13 of 19 		"Galician Sleigh" with horses at "Galician Hay Market" in Edmonton.
14 of 19 		A sicle (serp) of the kind used by many Ukrainian settlers in western Canada.
15 of 19 		Clearing lands with a mattock at Winnipeg Beach.
16 of 19 		Harvesting with sickles on a homestead.
17 of 19 		Cutting wheat with a cradle-scythe at Stuartburn, Manitoba.
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