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1. www.manitobalivinghistory.com › about-usAbout US - MANITOBA LIVING HISTORY SOCIETY

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   Manitoba Living History Society is a group of men, women and children who share an enthusiasm for our rich heritage. Our members approach historiography with great enthusiasm. We have involved ourselves in the Selkirk Settlement period, mid-19th century, and a study of Scottish, Irish, First Nations, Métis, and Swiss soldier-settlers.

2. www.manitobalivinghistory.comMANITOBA LIVING HISTORY SOCIETY - Home

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   Please join us in another time and place... Experience the life and times of past events! Acquiring an insight into pioneer life? Learning how to research some of the activities common to the Red River Settlement? Learning more about spinning, weaving, carpentry, leather work and blacksmithing? Taking part in historic demonstrations? Handling a ...

3. www.facebook.com › MBLivingHistoryManitoba Living History Society - MLHS - Facebook

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   Manitoba Living History Society - MLHS. 387 likes. A community enthusiastically recreating our heritage through costumes, skills, hobbies, research,...

4. www.manitobalivinghistory.com › uploads › 3/8/2Manitoba Living History Society

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   Manitoba Living History Society December 2017/January 2018 page 4 Your Première Living History Group for more than 35 Years in Manitoba Baggage January 14 Marie Well I did not think I was going anywhere so soon after my hand surgery…but I was getting

5. www.winnipegfreepress.com › our-communities › timesA day of living history – Our Communities - Winnipeg Free Press

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   May 26, 2017 · Manitoba Living History Society historians were at the Seven Oaks House Museum on May 19 and 20 showcasing the life and times of early Manitoba settlement and offering a journey through time with ...

6. digitalcollections.lib.umanitoba.ca › islandoraManitoba Local Histories | digitalcollections.lib.umanitoba.ca

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   The collection aims to make Manitoba's history discoverable and searchable online through the digitization of over 800 local history books that document the history of hundreds of communities across Manitoba. The books document the histories of families, farms, communities, schools, churches, businesses, and other institutions across Manitoba.

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   What is the Manitoba local history collection?

   • The Manitoba Local Histories collection was launched in partnership with the Manitoba Library Consortium. The collection aims to make Manitoba's history discoverable and searchable online through the digitization of over 800 local history books that document the history of hundreds of communities across Manitoba.

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   What is the Manitoba Land Question?

   • A recent study of the Manitoba Land Question, like Kemp’s, takes as its focus the federal administration of Métis land under the Manitoba Act, but it comes to radically different conclusions.

   Manitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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   Why did Manitoba become a confederation state?

   • history alive! The Manitoba Act of 1870, which brought Manitoba into Confederation, recognized Métis aboriginal rights by way of their Indian ancestry and granted 1.4 million acres of land “for the benefit of families of half-breed residents.”

   Manitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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   How much land did Manitoba give to the Métis?

   • By passing the Act, in particular Sections 31 and 32, the Parliament of Canada committed itself to distributing approximately two and a half million acres of land among the inhabitants of Manitoba of 1870. One estimate of the amount of this land actually allotted to the Métis by 1882 is calculated to be less than 600,000 acres.

   Manitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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   What was the first law relating to infants in Manitoba?

   • The first act that dealt with this question was section 1 of the ‘Court of Queen’s Bench Act’ of 1874 which put into effect in Manitoba the law of England concerning practice and procedure as to the dealings of the courts with the lands and estates of infants. Infants in this case were anyone under the age of twenty-one.

   Manitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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   Did Manitoba alienate Métis land?

   • However, the alienation of Métis land in Manitoba outlined above possesses a distinctly provincial chronology. Until 1879, provincial legislation in most respects tried to protect the land rights of the Métis. The ‘Half-breed Land Protection Act,’ although radically modified in 1877, was retained in the face of opposition of Ontario settlers.

   Manitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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8. www.mhs.mb.ca › docs › mb_historyManitoba History: Metis Lands in Manitoba

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   The Manitoba Act of 1870, which brought Manitoba into Confederation, recognized Métis [1] aboriginal rights by way of their Indian ancestry and granted 1.4 million acres of land “for the benefit of families of half-breed residents.”. It also assured all the native inhabitants of Manitoba that the land they already occupied would not be ...