Stanley Jonathan (b. 1920)

Stanley Jonathan was born at Fort Selkirk. When he was a young, unmarried, man he trapped in the area up Wolverine, Dark, and Big creeks. He stayed in a tent while he was on the line and returned to his base camp at Fort Selkirk after each run. When he and his wife were a young married couple, around 1950, they moved to Minto and Stanley worked on the highway.1)

1)
Sheila Greer, “Minto Area Archaeology and History: Final Report of the Minto Archaeological Impact Assessment Report.” Prepared for YTG Heritage Branch, Selkirk FN, and Minto Explorations Ltd. 1994: 14, 16.