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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Salt fish transferred to world-wide transportation vessels
1 of 104 		Farming on the Islands
2 of 104 		Small Family Farm
3 of 104 		William Pugh, in front of his fish shop, with one of his herd of sheep
4 of 104 		Preparing to use her 'Scotch' spinning wheel
5 of 104 		Josie (Josephine) Delaney Small at her spinning wheel, spinning wool
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Melzena (Small) Barteaux and mother Josie are shown hooking a rug, through the use of wool scraps.
7 of 104 		Daniel Kenney Sr. shown with a calf from his farm.
8 of 104 		Judson Morehouse with his grandson, Sidney Jr. with a pet calf owned by Judson.
9 of 104 		Lester Pugh
10 of 104 		A hennery owned by Roy Small
11 of 104 		Ernest Outhouse , shown at the VanTassell farm with a small pig
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Daniel Kenney Sr. with his team of oxen preparing to harvest rockweed.
13 of 104 		Marie Outhouse helps Clair Whitenect sharpen his scythe before haying.
14 of 104 		William Howard raking hay.
15 of 104 		Will Howard and Hampton Outhouse
16 of 104 		George Morrell's hay cart
17 of 104 		Sometimes an empty hay cart can be a luxury method of transportation.
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