Manitoba Business: Bank of Toronto / Toronto-Dominion Bank

This bank, founded in 1855, merged with the Dominion Bank in 1955 to form the Toronto-Dominion (TD) Bank.

Some employees of the bank who were killed during service in the First World War were commemorated at a 61st Battalion concert held at the Walker Theatre on 13-14 December 1915, in a 101st Battalion souvenir program dedicated to Colonel Henry Norlande Ruttan on 24 April 1916, or in a 144th Battalion military vaudeville held at the Winnipeg Theatre on 9-11 March 1916.

Manitoba Branches

Branch	Address	Period	Status
Benito	103 Main Street	?-?
Cartwright	North Railway Street	1912-2000
Holmfield	Railway Avenue	1919-1922
Winnipeg	420 Academy Road	1929-?
	98 Sherbrook Street	1929-1965

First World War Casualties

Name	Occupation	Service	Rank	Birth Date	Death Date
John Percy Bradley [Maryland Methodist, Next of Kin, Vimy Ridge]	Bank Clerk	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	31 August 1893	26 June 1917
Robert Stanley Bramwell [Cartwright]	Bank Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	28 October 1890	3 May 1917
William Wallace Bryant [Russell, Shellmouth]	Bank Clerk	107th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 September 1896	4 February 1916
Harold James Dent MM [Wawanesa, Wawanesa Hospital]	Bank Clerk	The Fort Garry Horse	Private	27 June 1891	18 April 1918
Arthur Roy Mutton	Bank Clerk	Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry	Sergeant	6 August 1894	30 October 1917
Harold James Simpson	Bank Clerk	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 December 1892	15 May 1916
George Henri St. Marie	Bank Clerk	Canadian Field Artillery	Gunner	22 November 1892	16 June 1917

See also:

Manitoba Business: Dominion Bank

Sources:

We thank Darryl Toews and Jordan Makichuk for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 4 May 2024