British School Book: Real Geography; 1939 and 1959 Editions; with a Chapter by Blanche Rogers

REAL GEOGRAPHY BOOK II by J. Fairgrieve, M.A. and Ernest Young B.Sc., FIRST EDITION, 1939. George Philip & Son, Limited, London

To see Chapter IV "The Wheat Farmer", pages 30-38, about on the Rogers farm at Edgeley in 1939 edition, and a Leader Post article about the work. CLICK HERE

REAL GEOGRAPHY BOOK II by J. Fairgrieve, M.A. and Ernest Young B.Sc., SEVENTH EDITION, 1959. George Philip & Son, Limited, London, E.C.4. Philip, Son & Nephew, Ltd.,, Liverpool, 1

To see Chapter IV "The Wheat Farmer", about the Rogers farm at Edgeley in 1959 edition and correspond between Blanche Rogers and the publisher CLICK HERE

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INTERVIEW WITH BOB DAVIES, FORMERLY FROM THE EDGELEY AREA, 29 pages

INTERVIEW WITH BOB DAVIES, FORMERLY FROM THE EDGELEY AREA, 29 pages Bob Davies, May 12, 2023 at the home of Jim and Judy Rogers in Regina, Saskatchewan INTERVIEW WITH BOB DAVIES. By Tom Rogers. December 13, 2022, at the home of Jim and Judy Rogers in Regina, Saskatchewan, with Tom Rogers and Jim Rogers. Bob was born in Ryerson, Saskatchewan, November 30, 1930. He tells about growing up in the Edgeley area, his marriage to June Silzer of Avonhurst, their career in the Canadian air force, retirement in Edmonton, and moving back to Edgeley to care the parents of both he and his wife and their farms. Then they moved to a condo in Fort Qu’Appelle, and now at age 93 he lives in Regina. CLICK HERE to read Bob's interview of 29 pages

Edgeley Estate by R. Sykes. November, 1883

Edgeley Estate by R. Sykes. November, 1883 [including the arrival of the first agricultural steam engine in Canada] CLICK HERE to read the 14 page document

Edgeley Townsite Plan 1912.

2023-20-20 Edgeley Townsite Plan 1912. Tom Rogers received from Jim Rogers. He did not know where it came from, possibly from Ray Rogers. TRANSCRIBED TEXT FROM THE PHOTO: [[The number 1818 written in each corner of the sheet] [writing] Edgeley 1912 EDGELEY Townsite on The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Being a subdivision of Part of N.E. 1/4 Sec. 27. Tp.19. Rge 15 W2 Mer. PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN Scale 1": 200 [1 inch = 200 feet] May 1st 2 [May 1st, 1912] [signature unclear] [West border] W. by NE 1/4 Sec 27 [North Border] N. ny NE 1/4 Sec 27 [East Border] Assumed North # by NE 1/4 Sec 27 Gov't Road Allowance [South Border] Melville Regina Branch GTPRy 27 S by NE 1/4 Sec 27 NOTE AREA 26-23 ACRES AREA BE REGISTERED OUTLINED IN RED BLOCK 6 RESERVED FOR School Site According to Sec 7 of the Regulations of the Dept. of Public Works. 1, Edgar C. Brown of the City of Regina in the Province of Saskatchewan do solemnly declare that this plan accurately shews the manner in wh

Edgeley Saskatchewan History

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