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Elton was incorporated as a Rural Municipality on 22 December 1883, named after a post office in the area which, in turn, was named by J. C. Berry after his son Rowland Elton Berry.
Reeves:
Term |
Reeve |
1884-1887 |
? |
1888-1901 |
T. J. Pentland |
1902-1908 |
Henry William Johnston (1857-1943) |
1909 |
W. Black |
1910-1914 |
W. J. Cundy |
1915-1916 |
? |
1917 |
John Crawford |
1918-1920 |
W. Davidson |
1921-1922 |
R. J. Black |
1923-1925 |
A. M. Robertson |
1926-1930 |
James Boles |
1931-1937 |
R. J. Black |
1938-1975 |
T. W. Pentland |
1976-1977 |
William L. Marriott |
1978-2001 |
Dennis H. Heeney |
2002-2009? |
Jon B. Burton |
Historic Sites:
Aikenside Cairn
Anderson Barn
Bloomsbury School No. 467
Campbell School No. 186
Carnegie Cairn
Cutting Barn
Derry School No. 1052
Douglas War Memorial
Elton Heritage House
Forrest War Memorial
Glanton School No. 481
Gourlay School No. 695
Humesville Cemetery
Justice Consolidated School No. 696
Justice United Church
Knox Presbyterian Church (Creeford)
Madford Cemetery
Matheson School No. 1062
Mount Vernon School No. 697
Norman School No. 484
Powerville Union School No. 824
Rugby School No. 272
St. George’s Cemetery
Sandison House
Sparling Cemetery
Zion Cemetery
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This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 May 2013
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