Betsy Adams (née Duchamp) and George P. Adams, c.1910

C.D. Hoy, Betsy Adams (née Duchamp) and George P. Adams, c.1910, P2032 Barkerville Historic Town Archives.
This portrait depicts a couple in the early years of their life together: George P. Adams, a settler in the Cariboo region who is believed to have been of African descent, and Betsy Duchamp, a local Indigenous woman, were married in Quesnel on January 27, 1912. In his years as a photographer, Hoy took numerous family pictures, as many in the town did not own their own cameras.
Gallery

Hoy Self-Portrait, c.1910

Mathilda Joe, c.1910

Group of men in front of C.D. Hoy’s store in Quesnel, c.1910

Laura (Yee) Sing / Mrs. Won Gar Wong, c.1915 / 1912

Lim Poi (likely), c.1910

Chinese man in business suit and traditional Chinese shoes, c.1910

Chinese man in Revolutionary background, 1912

Caucasian man with pamphlet / Long Jim, 1912 / c.1912

Cecilia, Marvin, and August (Sr.) Baker, 1910–20

Betsy Adams (née Duchamp) and George P. Adams, c.1910

C.D. Hoy and Josephine Alexander, c.1915

Kong Shing Sing on a horse on Barlow Avenue in Quesnel, c.1910