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Henry Samuel Crotty
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Real estate agent.
Born at Ingersoll, Ontario on 11 January 1843, son of Richard Crotty (1806-1892) and Rachel Miles (1804-1881), he came to Winnipeg in 1879 where he established the first real estate firm in the city. He was in business partnerships with William Henry Cross (1887-1902) and William Frank. He was a founder of the Winnipeg Real Estate Board, in 1903.
He was married to Clara Johnston (1840-1917) with whom he had daughter Clara Henrietta Mary Crotty (1877-1952, wife of Edward Hammond King) and son Thomas Henry McCaughey Crotty. He served a single term on the Winnipeg City Council (1885). He had moved to British Columbia by 1911 and died at Victoria on 23 September 1923.
1901 Canada census, Automated Genealogy.
Death registration, British Columbia Vital Statistics.
A History of Manitoba: Its Resources and People by Prof. George Bryce, Toronto: The Canadian History Company, 1906.
Henry S. Crotty, FindAGrave.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 14 August 2024
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