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Violet Rebena Shillito 1886

Violet Rebena Shillito was born on January 6, 1886 to Thomas Shilitoe and Mary Smith Shilitoe, and has siblings Thomas Shilitoe, Christina Ann Shillito, Richard John Shillito, Isabella Sarah Shillito, Mary Hanna Shillito, Edith Ruby, and Donald Robert Shillito.

Violet Rebena Shillito

January 6, 1886

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In 1886, in the year that Violet Rebena Shillito was born, on June 13th, the "Great Vancouver Fire" destroyed most of Vancouver, British Columbia. A small brush fire got out of control and spread to the rest of the city. Dozens of people died and it was only after the fire that money was raised for a fire hall. The local Squamish tribe rescued people who had jumped into bodies of water to escape the conflagration.

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In 1897, on July 17th, the Klondike Gold Rush began when the first successful prospectors returned to Seattle after mining in the Yukon. They arrived on the ships Excelsior and Portland, bringing vast quantities of gold - over $32,000,000 in today's money - and everyone rushed to become rich in the Yukon.

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