About The Project - In Memory : Mary Harvey (Maeli)

About The Project | IN MEMORY

 

Doig River First Nation's Dedication:
This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of important Doig River elders and community members no longer living. We honour their lives by remembering and practicing what they taught us.


  • Ray Aku
  • Akully Davis Acko
  • Jack Acko
  • Albina (Abu) Acko
  • Saviour Stoney
  • Molly (Mary Acko) Apsassin
  • Charlotte Acko
  • Eskama (Mrs. Jack Acko)
  • Mary Pouce Coupe (Naachin)
  • Lena Pouce Coupe
  • Murray Attachie
  • Alice Ben Attachie
  • Dick Attachie
  • Ronald Attachie
  • Mackenzie Ben
  • Anno Davis (Daedama)
  • Francis Leg (Aki)
  • John Davis
  • Pat Davis
  • David Davis
  • Tommy Davis Sr.
  • Tar Davis (a.k.a. Tommy Davis Jr.)
  • Mary Davis Dominic (Daeda)
  • Charlie Dominic
  • Tommy Dominic
  • Darren Dominic (Chucky)
  • Chief Succona
  • George Succona
  • Sally Makadahay
  • Billy Makadahay
  • Oker
  • Alice Moccasin-Askoty
  • Albert Askoty (Mague)
  • Charlie Yahey
  • Anachuan (Bella Yahey)
  • Mary Harvey (Maeli)

Mary Harvey (Maeli)  (Jan 6, 1921 - 1999)

Tea Dance fire, 2005
Tea Dance Fire. Doig River, 2005. Catalog # DZVMCKH-ARDP-7-23-04-E060.

Mary was the daughter of Khatakose Harvey. She married Charles (Atsukwa) Bigsack and they had one daughter, Margie Miller, before Charles died in 1944. Mary later re-married Dan Wolf. Mary's daughter, Margie Miller, is an important elder of our Doig River First Nation. Margie continues to pass on the traditional skills she learned from her mother, Mary Harvey, and her step-father, Dan Wolf.