In 1958, the Social Register of Canada Association published the first edition[1] of The Social Register of Canada. This volume lists “Canadians who, either as individuals or as members of worthy families, have contributed markedly to the social development of their nation” [Preface]. The nominees for inclusion were all invited to provide biographical information, though not all of them chose to do so.
Notes:
In this excerpt, I have not listed the individual’s awards and honours, academic degrees, clubs, or professional affiliations. Children listed include only those (both minor and adult) currently living at home.
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Surname |
Given Names |
Spouse |
Children |
Address |
Town |
Allbon |
Charles
John |
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McFarlane |
Springhill |
Avard |
Norman
Thompson |
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Black |
Percy
Chapman |
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Burnham |
Philip
Nobles |
Jean
Elizabeth Sophia Anderson |
Jean
Elizabeth |
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Christie |
Hugh
Ells |
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Coates |
Robert
Carman |
Mary
Blance Wade |
David
Wade, Amy Marijo |
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Curry |
Mrs.
G. Victor |
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John
William |
Edith
Anne Jardine |
John
William, Helen Charlotte, Carrie Anne |
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Mrs.
T.C. |
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Freeman |
J.
Donald |
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Hewson |
Edgar
Ellis |
Helen
Clarissa Etter Bell |
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Hicks |
Edward
Clair |
Margaret
Maitland Montgomerie |
Alexander
Edward, Bettie
Davies |
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Langille |
J.A. |
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Lusby |
Azel Randolph |
Jeanne
Wainwright Simmons |
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Mason |
Archibald
Joseph |
Ethel
Morris |
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Upper
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Springhill |
Smith |
Allison |
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Parrsborro |
Smith |
Douglas
U. |
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Smith |
Mrs.
A.D. |
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[1] Subsequent editions were published in 1959 and 1961.
Last Modified: November 12, 2005