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Repository
University of Saskatchewan Special Collections
Repository Link
http://scaa.sk.ca/ourlegacy/permalink/24277
Fonds/collection
Morton
Manuscripts
Collection
Series/title reference
MSS C555
File/item reference
C555_2_10.5_P-p01
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Title
Grave
of
Francois-Xavier
"
Batoche
"
Letendre
Description (Scope and content)
The
grave
of
Francois-Xavier
"
Batoche
"
Letendre
who
died
in
1901
of
consumption
. He was a
successful
businessman
and the
founder
of
Batoche
,
Saskatchewan
.
Date(s) of creation / publication
[after
1901]
Date range
1900-1909
War
Northwest Resistance
Names
Batoche
,
Francois-Xavier
Letendre
,
1841-1901
Theme
Memorials & Cemeteries
Geographic Coverage
Batoche
,
Saskatchewan
,
Canada
Primary media
Graphic material
Specific medium
Photographs
Dimensions
10 cm x 12 cm
Language of material
English
Historical Note
Letendre
was
deeply
involved
in the
political
and
social
debates
that
rocked
the
Métis
community
in
1884–85
.
However
,
when
the
resistance
became
militant
in
teh
spring
of
1885
,
Letendre
dissociated
himself
from the "
revolutionaries.
"
Several
members
of his
family
took
up
arms
. His
elderly
mother
and his
daughters
nursed
the
battle
casualties
in his
house
,
which
had been
requisitioned
by the
insurgents
.
While
he
did
not
let
the
insurgents
have
access
to his
large
supply
of
provisions
, he
did
give
them
rifles
and
ammunition
. In his
claim
to the
Rebellion
Losses
Commission
established
in
1886
,
Letendre
reported
that his
house
had been
looted
by the
Canadian
militia
, his
stores
emptied
, his
livestock
wiped
out
, and his
family
forced
to
eat
dog
meat
in
order
to
stay
alive
. He
received
$19,000
in
compensation
for
losses
estimated
at
nearly
$40,000
.
Date created
2010-12-14
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