Talk:J. H. Sullivan
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Added photo and info box with little info. Note on name: could be J. Howe Sullivan according to BC Archives document here.[1]
[edit] Role in Barkerville
I don't have copies of the books I was reading while up there this last month, Mark S. Wade's The Cariboo Road and others, but IIRC and can't verify or would add, it was Sullivan (his full name is given in the book, plus a bio) who arrested James (?) Barry in the killing of Charles Blessing, which is one of the many notable crime stories in the Cariboo goldfields; See notes on Talk:Barkerville, British Columbia for other sources, some of which have more information about Sullivan's life in the Cariboo, plus a few details of his role in the Cassiar.Skookum1 03:46, 18 July 2007 (UTC)
