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Wilson Creek (now ts'uḵw'um), on the Sunshine Coast, was pre-empted by non-Indigenous settlers in the 1880s. The Burns & Jackson Logging Company (Jackson) formed in 1923 and logged in the area, with a camp at Wilson Creek in the 1930s and 1940s. Wilson was the surname of the company’s blacksmith. Burns & Jackson logged at several other locations, some as far away as Salmon Bay and Toba Inlet.
- Hayakawa, Kimiyo
- Hayakawa, Kinji
- Hirokado, Shigeo
- Hirokado, Tsuneichi
- Kubo, Hidetaro
- Kubo, Toru
- Kubo, Yoshi
- Kubo, Yoshiko
- Nakawatase, Fujiye
- Nakawatase, Yokichi
- Natawatase, Hajime
- Natawatase, Zensuke
- Ogata, Bunji
- Ozaki, Toshio
- Shibata, Fumiko
- Shibata, Hideko
- Shibata, Hisako
- Shibata, Kenji
- Shibata, Maki
- Shibata, Shozo
- Shibata, Tameshichi
- Shimada, Kozo
- Ujihara, Mikio
- Yano, Kazuko
- Yano, Mitsuko
- Yano, Ryozo
- Yano, Tome
- Yano, Yoneko