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- . 1891 Census St. James Ward, Harry T Whittemore, insurance agent.
. 1895 Aug 31 - A Tolley Car Fatality - Mrs Mary Williams of 33 Bismarck Ave run down by a Belt Line Car on Bloor St E.
Apparently not noticing the close proximity of Belt Line Care 511 ... just as she reached the north track, the car struck her, falling forward, her head struck the bumper. The blow was rec. just behind the right ear & ruptured a blood vessel on the brain, caused paralysis & death with the brief period of 10 minutes. Mr F B Whittemore who was passing when the accident occurred, hurried to the unfortunate girl's assistance & carried her to the boulevard. It first it was thought that she & simply fainted from shock.
Eye-witnesses beside the motorman were Miss My Hudson, nurse in Western Hospital & Mr. H T Whittemore, both of who were passing at the time & lawyer Canniff who saw the occurrence from the verandah of Mrs Wilks house, 118 Bloor St. East.
. 1899 Nov 4 - H. T. Whittemore in the YWC Guild Hall, on Tuesday evening, Nov 7th. The views to be shown by Mr. Whittemore will note be thrown on any other canvas before Tuesday night.
Ref: Toronto Globe Newspaper.
. 1899 Nov 6 - Superb Views of the Transvaal, L Hunter & H T Whittemore will give illustrated lecture Nov 7 in YAWC guild Hall, McGill St. Mr. Whittemore has in his possession a collection of views of South Africa such as never been thrown on canvas in Canada, Many of them are rare & costly & are only secured after months of waiting. 48th Highlanders bank will give several patriotic selections. Tickets for sale at Bain's Bookstore, 96 Yonge St. Ref: Toronto Evening Star.
. T Alexander Hornibrook, of Calgary Albert, who in 1905, went into general insurance with Harry Whittemore.
. 1900 resided 133 Bloor St. East, Toronto.
. 1904 Mar 31, Thos. McQueston from his mother. Harry Whittemore & Florrie gave up their idea of coming to-morrow, it is as well, for the weather is not promising.
. 1906 Jul 10 Rev. Calvin McQuesten at MacLeod, from his mother. Frank Whittemore & Snively rowed with Tom, but they made a bad start & for some reason had to row in the morning & were tired. Harry W. [Whittemore] is going into the Real Estate business in MacLeod.
. 1907 Sept 6, To C. McQuesten from his mother & Harry Whittemore also the 19th. Harry's is an evening house wedding & it is a great nuisance, the girls do not like it at all. H. & E. had thought of going.
. 1908 Jul 16, Thursday. To Mary Baker McQueten, from her daughter Ruby McQuesten at Whitehern, Hamilton, 15010 4th St. Calgary, Alberta.
on Sunday morning Mrs. Whittemore & I went to the First Baptist Church & heard a big darky sing. The minister Mr. Patterson is said to be very good but I never seemed to find the point. Then Florrie asked me to tea & asked a gentleman, I forget his name, & in the evening as Mrs. Whittemore & Harry weren't well & the man was too lazy. ... Then Tuesday night I went for a walk with Mrs. Whittemore & Florrie & last night again I was at the Mewburns. ... Our meals at the Y.W. C.A. are as good as before. Always something hot for tea as well as fruit & to-day jelly & custard for desert & yesterday a nice steamed pudding with fruit & the meat so good & nice gravy & vegetables. Harry Whittemore had tried every boarding place in Calgary & was nearly starved so I'm sure I couldn't do any better. - Ruby.
Notes: Ruby had traveled to Calgary with Mrs. Whittemore whose daughter Florrie (& possibly Harry) are also there for a rest cure. It is likely that the Mewburns & Miss Grantham are there for the same reason.
. 1919 Toronto Directory: Whittemore, Harry T, Occ: elk (?), 67 Henry.
. 1914 Sep 5 - Group photo, including Mrs. Whittemore, at Calgary St. Andrew's Golf Club, Calgary, Alberta; &
. ca. 1929-1930 Cameo photo of H T Whittemore & Members of the Rotary Club, Calgary, Alberta.-
Members of the Rotary Club, Calgary, Alberta.
Ref: Glenbow Archives, Alberta. - - -
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1877 - 1960 (83 years)