Duke-Ranches-Ltd near Alix AB (2342 Result(s))

Alberta Pioneer CampI just wanted to thank all the great staff at Pioneer!My camper had a fantastic 'first camp' experience and he couldn't stop talking all the fun, caring people he met. See you next year! ~ ParentAlberta Pioneer CampI just wanted to thank all the great staff at Pioneer!My camper had a fantastic 'first camp' experience and he couldn't stop talking all the fun, caring people he met. See you next year! ~ ParentAlberta Pioneer CampMy daughter came home with a great attitude. The positive person that returned from camp is the kid I'd like to keep!!! No doubt it's not easy being a 16 year old these days! I wish APC had a high school! ~ ParentAlberta Pioneer CampThank you very much! We know that our son is in good hands, it's a wonderful experience for all children and we are so happy that we found you two years ago. ~ Parent

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The Henderson family, John, his wife Alice and their young son, Tom, immigrated to North America in about 1872. Tom was only six years old at the time, as he was born in 1866 at Oxnam Roxburgh, Scotland, great sheep country south of Edinburgh. The Hendersons settled in the Bridgewater/Fontenell area of Southwestern Iowa but by the early 1900s, the need to expand and limited possibilities in their area pushed them to make the huge decision to move to Western Canada. In 1903, they brought with them to Lacombe, Northwest Territories, settlers effects, four Angus cows and an Angus bull. John Henderson is recorded as registering Sampson of Lacombe 7295T, born July 23, 1903, in the first Canadian Aberdeen Angus Herd book. B.A. Green, Fontanelle, Iowa bred this bull.Tom Henderson and his son Sam Henderson started their herd in 1909, registering