Manitoba Municipalities: St. Andrews

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St. Andrews was incorporated as a Rural Municipality on 14 February 1880.

Reeves:

Term	Reeve
1880-1887	?
1888-1889	Thomas Norquay (1843-1892)
1890	E. B. Kett
1891	?
1892	John James Bird (1844-1933)
1893-1894	Charles Johnston
1895	E. B. Kett
1896-1898	Charles Johnston
1899-1901	E. B. Kett
1902-1903	Charles Johnston
1904	?
1905-1906	G. T. Sutherland
1907-1908	Charles Johnston
1909-1914	Richard Sanders
1915	Isaac Cook
1916	F. J. Chapple
1917-1936	Free Larter
1937-1945	C. E. Fillmore
1946-1947	Thomas Praznik
1948-1951	Ernest Setter
1952-1957	John Donohoe
1958-1975	John Zelych
1976-1989	Peter Duchek
1990-1992	Albert Ostermann
1993-1998	Martin Zelych
1999-2009?	Don Forfar

Historic Sites:

Anderson Church and Cemetery

Clandeboye United Church

Indian Treaty No. 1 Plaque

Captain William Kennedy House

Clandeboye School No. 47

Cloverdale School No. 577

Dunara United Cemetery

Earl Grey School No. 1527

Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Cemetery

Little Britain United Church

Lockport School No. 6

Lower Fort Garry

Mapleton St. Clement’s Anglican Cemetery

Norwood School No. 642

Overwater Barn

Parkdale School No. 1927

Petersfield School No. 533

Prout School No. 1821

St. Andrew’s Anglican Church

St. Andrews Camere Curtain Dam

St. Andrew’s Rectory

St. Clement’s Anglican Church

St. George’s Wakefield Anglican Church and Cemetery

St. Louis Cabin

St. Matthew’s Anglican Church and Cemetery

St. Peter’s Dynevor Anglican Church Rectory

St. William’s Cemetery

Selkirk War Memorial

Twin Oaks (Miss Davis’ School Residence)

Wildlife Biologists Commemorative Cairn

Sources:

This gallery was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 9 June 2013