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First Wave of Ukrainian Immigration to Canada, 1891-1914
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A photo of the Shmon family
1 of 18 		The first task of pioneers was clearing the land for a house, and then a farm
2 of 18 		Ukrainian immigrant woman and children
3 of 18 		A homestead of a Ukrainian immigrant family
4 of 18 		A pioneer couple breaking newly cleared land
5 of 18 		The first shelter of a Ukrainian pioneer family was called a boorday or kurnik
6 of 18
A Ukrainian pioneer and his wife plastering their Khata (house)
7 of 18 		Galician Immigrants
8 of 18 		Ukrainian woman raking hay
9 of 18 		Ukrainian immigrant family in front of their log house
10 of 18 		Ukrainian immigrant family in front of their house
11 of 18 		Ukrainian pioneer family in front of their house
12 of 18
Bazyle Pysmenny with family
13 of 18 		Anna and Ivan Vyshynsky on their farm
14 of 18 		Mary Skrypnyk with her father, brother and uncle
15 of 18 		William and Joanna Huska with one of their daughters
16 of 18 		Alexander Gregorovich and Mary Pawluk Gregorovich
17 of 18 		Ukrainian pioneer couple at their homestead.
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