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This municipality was named for the parish church at Middlechurch.
Present Status
Dissolved (3 November 1915)
Incorporation History
Rural Municipality of St. Paul (?)
Subdivided into East St. Paul and West St. Paul (3 November 1915)
Year
Total
1871
100
1881
360
1891
510
1901
519
1911
806
Term
Reeve
1880-1886
Joseph Thompson (c1851-1935)
1887-1890
Hugh Pritchard (1830-1912)
1891
Richard Ratcliffe Taylor (1851-1912)
1892
Hugh Pritchard (1830-1912)
1893-1895
Richard Ratcliffe Taylor (1851-1912)
1896
Hugh Pritchard (1830-1912)
1897
William Simpson Lister (1866-1917)
1898
Richard Ratcliffe Taylor (1851-1912)
1899
William Simpson Lister (1866-1917)
1900-1902
Neil John McGillvray McGregor (1864-1938)
1903-1905
James M. McNaughton (1866-?)
1906
Alexander Beattie Black Garvin [Garven] (1839-1907)
1907-1908
James M. McNaughton (1866-?)
1909-1910
John McKenzie Smith (1839-1917)
1911-1912
Thomas Henry Emes (1852-1941)
1913-1914
Austin Edward Sperring (1868-1958)
1914-1915
Thomas Henry Emes (1852-1941)
Term
Secretary-Treasurer
1911-1915
Walter Gorham (1868-1952)
“Suburban points [East and West St. Paul],” Winnipeg Free Press, 8 December 1915, page 4.
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: 11 February 2023
