GUIDE TO CATHOLIC RECORDS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS IN THE U.S.
Volume 4: Outside United States
British Columbia: BC-4

St. Andrew Cathedral
740 View Street
Victoria, BC V8W-1J8 Canada

Phone: 250-388-5571

 

History: St. Andrew Cathedral, Victoria, British Columbia, has been a predominantly non-Native American parish in the Archdiocese of Vancouver (Archives: Vancouver, British Columbia). Vancouver archdiocesan priests at St. Andrew's attended to the following Native American mission stations in Alaska:

1865-1888 (closed) Nulato station (Koyukon), Yukon/ Youcon River, Alaska
1881-1888 (closed) Kodiak station (Eskimo), South of Cook Inlet, Kodiak Island, Alaska
1881-1888 (closed) Illewlewk station (Native?), Unalaska River, Alaska
1881-1888 (closed) St. Michael station (Eskimo), Behring Strait, Alaska 
1881-1888 (closed) Anvik station (Eskimo, Ingalik), Yukon/ Youcon River, Alaska
1881-1888 (closed) Nuklukayat station (Native?), Yukon/ Youcon River, Alaska
1882-1886 (became a parish) St. Rose of Lima Church (Tlingit) Fort Wrangell, Alaska
1883-1886 (transferred to St. Rose of Lima, Fort Wrangell) Sitka station (Tlingit), Alaska
1883-1886 (transferred to St. Rose of Lima, Fort Wrangell) Takou station (Tlingit), Alaska
1883-1886 (transferred to St. Rose of Lima, Fort Wrangell) Hootsnoo station (Tlingit), Alaska
1883-1886 (transferred to St. Rose of Lima, Fort Wrangell) Chilcat station (Tlingit), Alaska    

 

Holding of Catholic records about Native Americans in the United States:

Inclusive dates: 1865-1889

Volume: Several records within 1 or more volumes

Description: Believed to hold sacramental records for mission stations attended in Alaska.

 

Unless otherwise noted, the repository on this page holds (or held) the records described here and they are not held at the Marquette University Archives.

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