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This municipality was named for the parish church at Middlechurch.
Present Status
Rural Municipality of East St. Paul (3 November 1915)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of St. Paul (?)
Subdivided into East St. Paul and West St. Paul (3 November 1915)Adjoining Municipalities
Constituent Communities
Land Area (square km)
42.10
Year
Total
1921
667
1931
815
1941
1055
1951
1321
1956
1504
1961
1982
1966
2299
1971
2616
1976
3369
1981
3596
1986
4385
1991
5820
1996
6437
2001
7677
2006
8733
2011
9046
2016
9372
2021
9725
Term
Reeve
1915-1917
Austin Edward Sperring (1868-1958)
1917-1925
William J. Dawson
1925-1926
H. J. Pritchard
1926-1929
John Arthur Henderson
1929-1930
Sven Ivar Julias Klintberg (1889-1944)
1930
Ferdinand Frank Kroegel (1871-1947) - Acting
1930-1953
Austin Edward Sperring (1868-1958)
1953-1957
John A. Ormiston
1957-1961
S. Kaminski
1961-1963
W. Swistun
1963-1967
N. C. Jackson
1967-1975
Gordon Scott
1975-1986
Philip Rebeck (1929-2014)
1986-1992
Donald J. Melnyk
1992-2005
Philip Rebeck
2005-2014
Lawrence Morris
2015-2022
Shelley Hart
2022-?
Carla Devlin
Term
Secretary-Treasurer
1916-1943
Walter Gorham (1868-1952)
1943-1946
?
1946-1973
Amy Augusta Gorham (1909-2002)
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Go here for a list of historic sites in East St. Paul.
Go here for a list of history books for East St. Paul.
“Austin Sperring elected Reeve of East St. Paul,” Winnipeg Free Press, 1 March 1930, page 8.
“Austin Sperring elected Reeve of East St. Paul,” Winnipeg Tribune, 1 March 1930, page 16.
Geographic Names of Manitoba, Manitoba Conservation, 2000.
We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 October 2022
