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Memorable Manitobans: James Henry Kiteley (1871-1955)

Educator.

Born at Mount Albert, Ontario on 20 January 1871, he came to Manitoba where he took a postgraduate course at the University of Manitoba in 1920. He was Principal of Oak River School (1907-1909), Gladstone School (1909-1910), and St. Vital School (c1922). He died at his home in Kenora, Ontario on 2 April 1955 and was buried in Lake of the Woods Cemetery.

Sources:

1901 Canada census, Automated Genealogy.

“Fort Garry’s school system shows great development,” Winnipeg Tribune, 9 September 1922, page 5.

“Former Manitoba educationist dies,” Winnipeg Free Press, 2 April 1955, page 24.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 18 December 2013

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