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Bruce, Joseph Albert Ephiem

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Title: Bruce, Joseph Albert Ephiem
Creator: Dufault, Gabriel
Subject: Bruce, Joseph Albert Ephiem
Description: Born in Saint Boniface, Manitoba, to Eugene Bruce and Clarina Hogue, the third of eighteen children, Joseph (1917-1997) was the great-grandson of John Bruce who was the first president of the Métis provisional government prior to Manitoba entering confederation in 1870. In 1934, at age 17, Joseph officially became a member of l’Union nationale métisse Saint-Joseph du Manitoba. In his early 40s, he began his life-long service in l’Union nationale. He served in many capacities and was proud to be its president for over 25 years.
Publisher: Louis Riel Institute
Type: Text Document
Language: English
Date of Copyright: March 10, 2009
Coverage: Saint Boniface, Manitoba
GDI Media Filename: Joseph Albert Ephiem Bruce.pdf

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