Four generations of Juliens

Four generations of Juliens
Four Generations of Mi'kmaq Hockeyists,
the Juliens from Millbrook Reserve, N.S..
In a photo taken during a visit to the
Windsor Hockey Heritage Museum,
Keith Julien holds a 'Starr Micmac Hockey Skate',
his father Sandy Julien holds a hand-carved hockey stick,
Jonathan Julien, a student and hockey player at King's College School, holds a photo of his great grandfather
Chief Joseph Julien who carved hockey sticks

Chief Joseph Julien

For More on King's-Edgehill School today, see "Hockeyists" Links

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Hockeyists Overview Mi'kmaq Hockey History "Old Joe Cope" McClure's Mills 1940s 1950s Ray Cope 1947 1950s In his 60s Joseph Julien Sandy Julien 1946 1950s Julien and Cope Julien Family	Four Generations of Mi'kmaq Hockeyists, the Juliens from Millbrook Reserve, N.S.. In a photo taken during a visit to the Windsor Hockey Heritage Museum, Keith Julien holds a 'Starr Micmac Hockey Skate', his father Sandy Julien holds a hand-carved hockey stick, Jonathan Julien, a student and hockey player at King's College School, holds a photo of his great grandfather Chief Joseph Julien who carved hockey sticks Chief Joseph Julien For More on King's-Edgehill School today, see "Hockeyists" Links
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