At:
http://www.yukongenealogy.com/cgi_bin/databases/quick.asp?query=pinney When pinney is searched we get results for Spinney. Using the Joint Database Search, we get additional hits.
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Benjamin F. Craig
Name Description
No records in this dataset
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Clary Craig, post office worker list of people dying or leaving Klondike
Name Date Address
SPINNEY, DA MAY, 1904 Fairbanks, AK
(Benjamin F. Craig
(13,852 records)
Benjamin F. Craig was a post office worker in Dawson City. He maintained a list of people leaving the Klondike by death or departure. Many of the almost 14,000 entries list forwarding addresses or destinations for those leaving the Klondike. The predominance of Nome, Alaska as one listed destination is consistent with other historical records documenting a mass exodus from Dawson to Nome in 1899. Like a giant nomadic tribe, thousands streamed toward Nome when rumours hit Dawson that there were flakes of gold in the sands of Nome's beaches.)
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Placermining Applications Vol 2
Name Claim no Microfilm Year Recorded
SPINNEY, D. 23544 08 1899-1900
(Placermining Applications Volume 2 of 2 (16,256 entries)
After gold was discovered in 1896 on Bonanza Creek, thousands of claims were staked along tributaries of the Yukon and Klondike Rivers. The Yukon Gold Commissioner's Office issued Placermining Grants, enabling prospectors to become miners and work their claims for placer findings (mineral deposits containing gold, left by glaciers or rivers ). This, the first of three Placermining Grants volumes, lists almost 20,000 numbered grants and the names of their owners.)
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NWMP records at Lake Bennett: people who entered the Yukon via boats
Name Date Boat
SPINNEY, D.A. MAY 25,26 1898 SEATTLE - BOAT & SKIFF 1225
(NWMP at Lake Bennett Volume 2: listing people who entered the Yukon (6,133 records)
The second of three volumes of Lake Bennett records maintained by the North West Mounted Police.
These records list the names and boat numbers of stampeders embarking on the Yukon River trip from Lake Bennett to Dawson City. Led by legendary Mountie Sam Steele, the North West Mounted Police contingent at Lake Bennett worked painstakingly to keep track of the flotilla of 7,000 boats, skows, barges and rafts.)
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