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     • Catherine Schubert was the only female member of the 1862 Overlanders, a group of some 150 settlers who travelled from Fort Garry (now Winnipeg, Manitoba) to the interior of British Columbia, following the Cariboo Gold Rush.
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   Who was Catherine Schubert?

   • Catherine Schubert was the only female member of the 1862 Overlanders, a group of some 150 settlers who travelled from Fort Garry (now Winnipeg, Manitoba) to the interior of British Columbia, following the Cariboo Gold Rush.

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   Is Catherine Schubert dead or still alive?

   • Catherine Schubert (born 23 April 1835 in Rathfriland, County Down, Ireland; died 18 July 1918 in Armstrong, British Columbia ).

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   Who is Dr. Schubert?

   • Dr. Schubert is a doctor with extensive experience in Peripheral Vascular Disease. He graduated from UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO / COLLEGE OF MEDICINE in 1991. He is affiliated with medical facilities such as Rush Oak Park Hospital and AMITA Health Saint Joseph Hospital Chicago. His office accepts new patients.

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   How did Catherine Schubert and Augustus travel?

   • Catherine Schubert travelled west on horseback with Gus and Mary Jane in saddle baskets on either side while Augustus carried Jimmy. The Overlanders experienced poor weather, mosquitos and a flooded Saskatchewan River.

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   Where did the Schuberts settle?

   • They settled in rt Garry (now known as Winnipeg, Manitoba). The Schuberts had three children. In 1858, miners disc ered gold n the Cariboo, British Columbia. A pack of gold seeking men were bent on fo owin the “overland” route to the West.

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   Who was Catherine O'Hare?

   • Catherine O'Hare was the first European woman to enter British Columbia overland from eastern Canada. She was the youngest of nine children born in Ireland in 1835. At the age of sixteen, she sailed to the United States and worked as a maid for a wealthy family in Springfield, Massachusetts. She used her spare time teaching herself to read.

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   Sep 3, 2020 · Catherine Schubert was the only female member of the 1862 Overlanders, a group of some 150 settlers who travelled from Fort Garry (now Winnipeg, Manitoba) to the interior of British Columbia, following the Cariboo Gold Rush.

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   Catherine Shcubert. 1835-1918. Catherine O'Hare was the first European woman to enter British Columbia overland from eastern Canada. She was the youngest of nine children born in Ireland in 1835.

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6. heroines.ca › graphics › catherineschubertLady Overlander: Catherine Schubert (1835 –1918) - heroines.ca

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   Lady Overlander: Catherine Schubert (1835 –1918) by Emily Zheng She walked across Canada, becoming the first European woman to enter majestic B.C. over land. When the group of Overlanders first realized that a woman was coming on their journey, they were outraged.

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   Born in 1835 in Ballybrick near Rathfriland, County Down, Catherine Schubert was the youngest of Mr and Mrs James O’Hare’s nine children. A linen weaver, James went to live in Castle Street, the site now occupied by the Veterinary clinic where he owned his own loom and rented a patch of ground on the extensive Meade estate.

8. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › en › articleOverlanders of 1862 - The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   Catherine O’Hare Schubert was the only woman Overlander. By the time the group left Fort Garry in June 1862, she had already travelled a great distance. Born in Ireland in 1835, she immigrated to North America as a teenager.

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   One of the Overlanders of 1862, Catherine Schubert was the first European woman to travel overland from Fort Garry (now Winnipeg, Manitoba) to Kamloops, British Columbia.

10. www.makingthefuture.eu › resources › short-filmFrom the Mournes to the Rockies: A short film about Catherine ...

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    From the Mournes to the Rockies: A Fantastic Journey (26 mins) provides an insight into the life of Catherine O'Hare Schubert and her incredible overland journey to the goldfields of British Columbia whilst pregnant, with three children by her side.