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John Hettle (1842-1897)

Click to enlargeMLA (1888-1892), MLA (1892-1895).

Born in Norham, Northumberland County, England, in 1842, his family settled in the township of Hullett County, Ontario in 1857. Hettle came to Boissevain, Manitoba where he was an implement agent. He was a municipal councillor and secretary-treasurer for the Turtle Mountain school district. He became Liberal MLA for Turtle Mountain in 1888 and was re-elected in 1892 and 1896.

In 1869, he married Ellen Walker of Rice Lake Plains, Ontario. Their daughter Margaret married Frederick W. Young.

He died on 20 September 1897.

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Pioneers and Early Citizens of Manitoba

This collection of biographies of early Manitobans was compiled by the Manitoba Library Association, and published in 1971. Those included in the collection lived prior to 1920, and came from all walks of life: politics, professions, business and finance, armed services, arts, pioneers, and others.

© 1971, Manitoba Library Association,
ISBN 0-919566-01-4
Online version 2007, Manitoba Historical Society.


Death registration, Manitoba Vital Statistics.

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