Name of Office: Parkfield
Federal Electoral District: Assiniboia (SK)
Office Opened Apr 1, 1910
Sec.31, Twp.1, R.3, W2
Office Closed Aug 31, 1913
Postmaster Information:
Name of Postmaster | Date of Appointment | Date of Vacancy | Cause of Vacancy |
---|---|---|---|
Luke David Thompson |
1910-04-01 |
1913-08-31 |
Closed |
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Luke David Thompson
b- Oct 14, 1868 in Black Hawk, Sauk Co., Wisconsin, USA
d- Nov 13, 1957, Melrose Park Hospital, New Westminster, BC, age 89,
widowed
buried in Fraser Cemetery, New Westminster BC
He homesteaded
the south part of Section 31, Tsp 1, Rge 8, W2
Out Of Sight School # 1345,
SE 1/4 Sec 5, Township 2, Range 3, W2
Luke David Thompson,
was instrumental in naming this school
Shown as a farmer in 1911 census
father- Abel
"Lorenzo" Thompson, b- Michigan
mother- Helen Callista Cornell, b- New York
married Dora Ann
Thompson, nee Morris, Dec 2, 1893 in Clear Lake SD
b- Dec 30, 1873 in Winona, Rushlord Co. Minnesota
d- Apr 19, 1955 in Havre, Montana, USA
her father and mother both born in Norway
10 children as
of 1911:
Ruby Almina Thompson,
b- Nov 3, 1894 in Deuel Co., SD
d- Dec 20, 1969 in Estevan SK
Edith M.
Thompson,
b- June 1896 in SD
Alvina "Vina"
Celista "Tiney?"Thompson,
b- Feb 4, 1898 in in Deuel Co., SD
Frank L.
Thompson, b- Jan 1899 in SD
lived in Stanwood WA, USA when his dad died
Henry David
Thompson,
b- Apr 2, 1901 in in Deuel Co., SD
Hellen (Nellie?)
Thompson,
b- Apr 1903 in SK
Robert Thompson,
b- Oct 1905 in SK
Abel Thompson,
b- Feb 1907 in SK
Myrtle Thompson,
b- Nov 1910 in SK
Mary Thompson,
b- Aug 1911, in SK, 6 months old at 1911 census
family
immigrated in 1900,
shown in US 1900 census in
Clear Lake Township, Deuel Co., South
Dakota,