Manitoba Municipalities: Albert

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Named for Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, Albert was incorporated as a Rural Municipality on 1 December 1905.

Reeves:

Term	Reeve
1906-1911	James F. McLaren
1912-1913	J. W. Hopkins
1914-1915	James F. McLaren
1916-1917	Samuel T. Huston
1918-1920	J. H. Elliott
1921	James F. McLaren
1922	Duncan Lloyd McLeod (1874-1935)
1923-1927	Aaron Lapointe
1928-1932	Robert Dodds
1933-1947	J. R. Armstrong
1947	Nelson Kendrick
1948-1950	Thomas A. Gould
1951	H. E. Milner
1952-1967	William G. Sutcliffe
1968-1980	John M. Williamson
1981-2001	Manson Moir
2002-2009?	Tom Campbell

Historic Sites:

Bede Cemetery

Bede School No. 1683 (1913-1967)

Belses School No. 501 (1887-1967)

Bernice School No. 547 (1888-1965)

Broomhill Cemetery

Broomhill Mercantile Building (Broomhill)

Broomhill School No. 985 (1899-1958)

Crescent School No. 792 (1896-1957)

Dublin School No. 1095 (1901-1964)

Gould Homestead

Hathaway School No. 717 (1892-1958)

Huston School No. 770 (1893-1961)

Kinloss School No. 934 (1899-1962)

Patmore Family Monument

St. John Ukrainian Orthodox Cemetery

Stonehill School No. 1148 (1902-1959)

Tilston Cemetery

Tilston St. Anthony Roman Catholic Cemetery

Tilston School No. 1437 (1908-1987)

Sources:

Reflections of Time: A History of the R.M. of Albert, R. M. of Albert History Book Committee, 1984, Manitoba Legislative Library F5648.A43.

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 22 April 2013