 |
List
of Postmasters:
Logoch and Pope
Source: National
Archives of Canada, Archivia Net - Post
Office DataBase, 2002 |
Logoch Post Office:
Mail was delivered to Logoch from 1884-1932.
In the 1885 Henderson Directory Logoch post office is listed as being
on 2-13-24, W1, no county listed. ( 345). The mail came from Bradwardine and deposited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Stevens from 1884-1890 and then Mr. and Mrs. William Angus from
1890-1932. Logoch was named after Mr. Stevens home in Scotland. The community then received their mail
either from Pope or Oakner. Prior to this families from the area were
either getting their mail at Hamiota or Carlingville (1 mile south of
present day Crandall).[Source 1886-87 Henderson Directory]
In the 1891 Henderson Directory: 'Logoche
- a country post office on Sec.2, Tp. 13, Rg. 24, west of 1st Meridian, mail
weekly. Nearest railway station Griswold, dis. 35 miles.
Stevens, Jas., postmaster" [page
715]
| Name
of office: |
Logoch |
Federal Electoral District: |
Marquette (Manitoba ) |
| Dates: |
Establishment
re-openings |
Closings |
| 1884-11-01 |
1932-08-31 |
|
Postmaster
Information:
Name of
postmaster |
Military
status |
Date of
birth |
Date of
appointment |
Date of
vacancy |
Cause of
vacancy |
| James Stevens |
|
|
1884-11-01 |
1890 |
Resignation |
| William Anguss |
|
1854-03-17 |
1892-02-01 |
1932-08-31 |
Closed (limited
usefulness) |
| Additional
Information: |
Sec. 2, Twp. 13, R. 24, W1 - 1884-11-01 |
Pope
| Name
of office: |
Pope
( 5605 ) |
Federal Electoral District: |
Marquette (Manitoba ) |
| Dates: |
Establishment
re-openings |
Closings |
| 1909-04-01 |
1975-11-03 |
|
Postmaster
Information:
Name of
postmaster |
Military
status |
Date of
birth |
Date of
appointment |
Date of
vacancy |
Cause of
vacancy |
| Robertson
Ross |
|
|
1909-04-01 |
1911-06-05 |
Resignation |
| H. R. Marvin |
|
|
1912-01-01 |
1919-03-06 |
Resignation |
| E. E. Hardy |
|
|
1919-04-08 |
1920-09-14 |
Resignation |
| John Allen |
OAS |
1891-11 |
1920-11-01 |
1942-01-26 |
Resignation |
| Alfred Donald
Robertson |
|
1900-07-09 |
1942-03-16 |
Acting |
|
| Alfred Donald
Robertson |
|
1900-07-09 |
1942-05-14 |
1954-01-03 |
Deceased |
| Robert Gordon
White |
|
* |
1954-02-08 |
Acting |
|
| Robert Gordon
White |
|
* |
1954-04-23 |
1975-11-03 |
Closed |
* In compliance with
the Privacy Act (1983), certain personal information has been deleted from
this file.
| Additional
Information: |
Store
Sec. 20, Twp. 13, R. 24, WPM - 1909-04-01
Crandall - 5 miles
Oakner - 7 miles
Hamiota - 11 miles |
Community Histories:
MacKay, Mary, History of Scotia, 1882-1937. Hamiota, Manitoba: Echo Print, 1937.
(out of print)
Sources for this
page:
Hamiota Centennial History Committee. Hamiota, Grains of the Century, 1884-1984.
Altona, Manitoba: Friesen Printers, 1984. 741 pages (available from R.M. of
Hamiota, Hamiota, Manitoba, ROM OTO - $35 +postage), pages 108-111.
Hamiota Women's Institute. A History of Hamiota
Village and Municipality. Hamiota, Manitoba: Hamiota Echo, 1956. (out of print)
"Our
Municipality [Oak River]", [Hamiota: Hamiota Hustler], June 29, 1894, page
1 – (
Reel 1 (NH2), June 23, 1893 – August 8, 1899, Manitoba Legislative Library)
Reports on the Scotia School, [Hamiota: Hamiota Hustler],
Feb. 23, 1894 and March 16, 1894 – (
Reel 1 (NH2), June 23, 1893 – August 8, 1899, Manitoba Legislative Library)
Henderson’s Directory of the City of Winnipeg and
Town of St. Boniface, Winnipeg: Winnipeg Directory Publishing Co. 1884. (Manitoba
Legislative Library – (dH) Reel #4)
Henderson’s Directory of the City of Winnipeg and
Town of St. Boniface, Winnipeg: Winnipeg Directory Publishing Co. 1885. (Manitoba
Legislative Library – (dH) Reel #4)
Henderson’s Manitoba and North-Western Ontario
and Northwest Towns and City of Winnipeg Directory, Winnipeg: Winnipeg Directory
Publishing Co. 1886-1887. (Manitoba Legislative Library – (dH) Reel #4) It is billed
as "The Only Directory of the NorthWest published".
Henderson’s Manitoba and Northwest Territories
and British Columbia Gazetteer and Directory, Winnipeg: The Henderson Directory. 1891.
(Manitoba Legislative Library – (dH) Reel #9) McMannis, A.P., L.V. Westwood,. 1980.
Scotia
Cemetery, SW 10-13-24,
Rural Municpality Hamiota, Hamiota, Manitoba. (updated James W. Routledge. 1998),
The cemetery index was
published in 1980 by Manitoba
Genealogical Society National
Archives of Canada, Archivia Net - Post
Office DataBase, 2001 James
Anderson Jr. Photograph - Elaine Taylor, Olympia, WA collection. Robertson,
Gerald. Pioneer Experience [self-published] ca 1951 - school
paper with input from Georgina (Anderson) Robertson, James Anderson Jr.
daughter. |
