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| John and Marit (Mary) Kviten from Norway married on January 13, 1912 and they had a daughter, Solway Mary (Dines) Fyke (d. 2009), and a son, John Dawson Dines II (d. 1973). John Dines II was the mining recorder in Dawson City and Yellowknife, NWT. He later moved up to Land Administrator in Ottawa with the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs. Mount Dines in the Yukon is named after him. John Dines Sr. died in Dawson City in 1958.((Yukon Archives, archival description for the John Dines fonds, 2018 website: http://yukon.minisisinc.com/scripts/mwimain.dll/1539331462/1/0?SEARCH.)) | John and Marit (Mary) Kviten from Norway married on January 13, 1912 and they had a daughter, Solway Mary (Dines) Fyke (d. 2009), and a son, John Dawson Dines II (d. 1973). John Dines II was the mining recorder in Dawson City and Yellowknife, NWT. He later moved up to Land Administrator in Ottawa with the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs. Mount Dines in the Yukon is named after him. John Dines Sr. died in Dawson City in 1958.((Yukon Archives, archival description for the John Dines fonds, 2018 website: http://yukon.minisisinc.com/scripts/mwimain.dll/1539331462/1/0?SEARCH.)) |
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| | One of Dine's compositions, //The Ecstacizer March,// was published in 1909 and was played at that time in leading theatres in Portland, Oregon. The piece was last performed in the Yukon in October 2025 by Rachel Grantham and members of the Whitehorse Chamber Orchestra in the Whitehorse Trinity Church.((Micahel Gates, "They were the musical maestros of Dawson City." //Yukon News// (Whitehorse), 14 November 2025.)) |
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