Potentially Significant People
/ POST WW 1
Bjornson, Arni Biography: Born 1897 Claims: Vet WW1 – 27th Battalion and 4th Machine Gun Corps – France and Belgium. Wounded at Cambrai Worked as a harness maker, shoe repairer for Fowlers for 50 years. Probable Significance: High Source: Come Into Our Heritage / 309 Images: As Above Content: Some additional information Hanks, Dr. Ted Biography: Born 1925, Wales Claims: 1942 Royal Navy.1949 Medical Diploma. Worked in Western Nigeria. Met Ann Karry who was teaching. Municipal Doctor for Argyle in 1961 Probable Significance: Medium Source: Come Into Our Heritage / 459 ; For Those we Serve / 120 Images: As Above Content: Good additional information Lockhart, William Biography: Born 1896 ON. Died 1978 Claims: Aug. 15, 1938 appointed Inspector of School” Tiger Hills School District – a position that, over 25 years, brought him into contact with virtually ever teacher and student in a large region. Lived 32 Years in Baldur Probable Significance: High Source: Come Into Our Heritage / 533 Images: As Above Content: Good additional information Sigvaldason, John Biography: Born 1904, Baldur Claims: Teacher - Pilot Mount, Mather and Cartwright. School inspector at Shoal Lake. Chief Administrative Officer for the Department of Education. 1942, - R.C.A.F. In 1946. Dept. of External Affairs as an assistant secretary in the office of the High Commissioner in London, England. 1960 - Ambassador to Indonesia Ambassador to Norway in 1964. Taught Political Science for two years at the Brandon University following his retirement. Probable Significance: High Source: Come Into Our Heritage / 638 Images: As Above Content: Some additional information Vickers, Chris Biography: Born 1901, Scotland Claims: Came to Greenway with his parents in 1910 Chris conducted 20 major excavations in Manitoba between 1920-1951 Instrumental in developing the department of anthropology at U of M in 1960 Probable Significance: High Source: Come Into Our Heritage / 691 Images: As Above Content: Good additional information |