Miller, Ontario
| Miller | |
|---|---|
| Rural Finnish settlement |
Miller is a rural community near Thunder Bay, Ontario, one of the mainly Finnish settlements founded outside the city by immigrants who arrived in the late 1800s and early 1900s.[1]
In the Chronicle of Finnish Settlements
A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay (1976), edited by Gordon Burkowski for the Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society, covers Miller in its own chapter, pages 82–84.[2]
Families named in the Chronicle
People and families named in the Miller chapter, from Bill Martin's index to the book:[2]
| Surname | People and families (page) |
|---|---|
| Ahonen | Mrs. Ahonen (p. 84) |
| Forsell | Mrs. Forsell (p. 84) |
| Forsgren | Forsgren family (p. 82) |
| Hahn | Mrs. Hahn (p. 84) |
| Hietanen | Antti Hietanen (p. 82) |
| Hyvarinen | David Hyvarinen (p. 82) |
| Johnson | Johnson family (p. 82); Fanny Johnson (p. 84); Heikki Johnson (p. 82) |
| Jokinen | Jokinen family (p. 82) |
| Kangas | Mrs. Kangas (p. 84) |
| Lahti | Carl Lahti (p. 82) |
| Lampi | Alex Lampi (p. 82); Nick Lampi (p. 82) |
| Lindholm | John Lindholm (p. 82) |
| Maki | Emil Maki (p. 82); Ellen Maki (p. 84); Elsie Maki (p. 84); Eric Maki (p. 84); Eric Maki (p. 82); Herman Maki (p. 82); John Maki (p. 82) |
| Mutkala | Mutkala family (p. 83) |
| Rahkola | Matti Rahkola (p. 82) |
| Raivio | M. Raivio (p. 84) |
| Rajala | Mrs. Rajala (p. 84) |
| Rintala | Rintala family (p. 82) |
| Rossi | William Rossi (p. 82) |
| Saari | Lydia Saari (p. 83); N. Saari (p. 83); Nester Saari (p. 82) |
| Seppala | Mrs. Seppala (p. 84) |
References
- ↑ Bill Martin, index to A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay, introduction. Archived.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay (Bay Street Project No. 2), ed. Gordon Burkowski (Thunder Bay: Thunder Bay Finnish Canadian Historical Society, 1976), pp. 82–84; indexed in Bill Martin, index to A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay. Archived.