Name |
WILLIAM RUSSELL BROWN |
Residence |
1881 |
Bygone Days Farm, Collingwood, ON, CAN |
Birth |
26 Jul 1881 |
Collingwood, ON, CAN |
Gender |
Male |
MISC |
Named 'Chief Clear Sky' by Fort William Indian Band |
MISC |
Named first Honourary Citizen of Thunder Bay. |
MISC |
Named Honourary Citizen of Port Arthur |
MISC |
Thunder Bay's oldest citizen (104 years). |
Residence |
1883 |
Prince Arthur's Landing (Lakehead), ON, CAN |
Occupation |
Abt 1904 |
Manager - Gordon, Ironside and Fares wholesale meats, Port Arthur |
Occupation |
1908 |
Started own retail meat business, which grew to 6 shops by 1914 |
Occupation |
Between 1914 and 1923 |
Indian Agent for Federal Govt. |
Occupation |
1923 |
Started an aoto dealership (Durant cars) |
Occupation |
Between 1938 and 1952 |
Member of Port Arthur City Council |
Occupation |
1944 |
Special Officer aboard S.S. Noronic which was destroyed by fire in 1949 in Toronto (120 lives lost). |
Religion |
Life member of St. Paul's United Church, Lakehead |
Residence |
1985 |
St. Joseph's Heritage Nursing Home |
Death |
5 Oct 1985 |
Lakehead, ON, CAN |
Person ID |
I0759 |
Brown - Armstrong |
Last Modified |
11 Dec 2014 |