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R.C.M.P Obituary Index 1933-1989 R.C.M.P Obituary Index 1933-1989 ISBN 09693-338-6-2 Copyright © 1990 Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Inc. PO Box 1894 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada S4P 3E1 No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without written permission of the publisher. Printed in Canada INTRODUCTION The Obituary Index is for the RCMP QUARTERLY commencing with Volume 1, No. 1, July 1933 up to and including Volume 54, No. 4, October 1989. The index covers those persons who died and for which obituaries were published in the aforementioned publication. Just because a persons name doesn't appear in the index, doesn't mean that the person did not serve in either the North West Mounted Police, Royal North West Mounted Police or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It may be that no one advised THE QUARTERLY. Persons are then urged to contact: The Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Att: Historical Section, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0R2 The obituaries are on file in the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Library, 110 – 1514 11th Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan. The index is printed in alphabetical order using surnames first, followed by their given names/initials and followed by nicknames in ()'s. The next column is the Regimental Number of the person. There were times when some people had more than one number in their service. I have tried to use the first number given them. Numbers preceded by an "O" indicates an Officer number. An "R" indicates a Reserve Constable. An "S" indicates a Special Constable. An "M" indicates a Marine Member; a "C" a Civilian Member. The next column gives the rank the person held when they took their discharge from the Force or the rank they held when they died while serving in the Force. The next two columns list the Volume and Issue number of the RCMP QUARTERLY where the obituary can be found. A listing of the Volume and Issue numbers corresponding with the month and year in which the quarterly was published appears on pages vi & vii. ABBREVIATIONS: CST = Constable CPL = Corporal SGT = Sergeant S/SGT = Staff Sergeant S/M = Sergeant Major INSP = Inspector C/S/M = Corps Sergeant Major SPL = Special S/S/M = Staff Sergeant Major SUPT = Superintendent VET = Veterinarian ASST = Assistant COMM'R = Commissioner C/M = Civilian Member R/ = Reserve M/ = Marine HON = Honorary RCMP Quarterly Volume & Issue Number List List Surname Name Reg. No. Rank Vol. No. ABBOTT JOHN REGINALD 13080 EX-SGT. 34 4 ABBOTT LEONARD FREDERICK 11453 EX-CST. 45 2 ABBOTT R.M. 12743 CST. 5 4 ABBOTT WILLIAM RICHARD 314 EX-SGT. 2 1 ABBOTT-BROWN JOHN LOFTUS 10342 EX-CST. 20 4 ABEL ALBERT EDWARD S/1091 EX-SPL. CST. 33 1 ABERCROMBIE JACK ALFRED CHARLES S/2051 S/CST. 54 2 ABRAHAM GLYNDWR 10640 EX-S/SGT. 48 2 ABRASSART EDWIN JULES 17277 EX-S/SGT. 47 1 ACLAND ARTHUR EDWARD 3234 EX-ASST. COMM'R. 18 2 ACRES GEORGE HENRY 3943 EX-VET/S/SGT. 8 4 ADAM JOSEPH JEAN-GUY 22580 CST. 30 1 ADAMES HENRY JAMES 2076 EX-CST. 21 3 ADAMS BARRIE ALEXANDER 19075 EX-SGT. 43 2 ADAMS GEORGE ALEXANDER 621 EX-CST. 11 4 ADAMS GEORGE CHARLES 9488 EX-CPL. 36 6 ADAMS GEORGE FREDERICK 1197 EX-SGT. 9 3 ADAMS NORMAN 9097 EX-SGT. 42 1 ADAMS PERCY MAURICE 10193 EX-S/SGT. 53 4 ADAMS WILLIAM GEORGE 12122 EX-CPL. 54 3 ADYE ROBERT WESLEY 8647 EX-SGT. 39 3 AITKEN GEORGE 4410 EX-CST. 48 2 AITKEN ROBERT JAMES 4613 EX-S/SGT. 8 2 AKAVAK JAMES S/142 EX-SPL. CST. 51 2 ALCOCK REGINALD WALTER (SLIM) 10458 EX-S/SGT. 39 4 ALDRICH WILLIAM CLIFFORD 9420 EX-CST. 49 1 ALDRIDGE GEORGE CAITHNESS 4758 EX-SGT. 18 3 ALEX PETER JOSEPH S/2522 SPL. CST. 49 4 ALEXANDER ALEXANDER 1361 EX-S/SGT. 7 4 ALEXANDER CHARLES BERNARD 5148 EX-CST. 4 2 ALEXANDER ERNEST 6404 EX-S/SGT. 22 2 ALEXANDER KEITH OSBORNE JOHN 16554 EX-CPL. 48 3 ALEXANDER OSCAR MAITLAND 11318 EX-CPL. 13 2 ALEXANDER SCOTT ERIC 11870 EX-CST. 42 2 ALLAIN EMILE 11527 EX-CST. 22 4 ALLAN FREDERICK WILLIAM 5593 SUPT. 32 3 ALLAN JOHN 3198 EX-S/SGT. 10 4 ALLARD ALPHONSE BEDDY SUPT. 33 3 ALLARD JOSEPH LIONEL MICHEL 23271 CST. 38 2 ALLARD JOSEPH TELESPHORE ERNEST RENE 11688 INSP. 28 3 ALLEN ALBERT ROY (JEEKIE) 11811 EX-CST. 37 4 ALLEN ALFRED 10750 EX-S/SGT. 28 1 ALLEN GEORGE OSCAR 3538 EX-CST. 17 4 ALLEN HAROLD SPENCE S/931 EX-SPL. CST. 53 1 ALLEN HARRY 10950 EX-SGT. 23 2 ALLEN HARRY 6027 EX-SGT. 39 4 ALLEN MARION LEROY 12497 EX-S/SGT. 27 1 ALLEN ROBERT GORDON 17136 EX-S/SGT. 54 3 ALSVOLD ARTHUR 11272 EX-CPL. 35 3 AMBROSE GEORGE OLIVER 2262 EX-CST. 11 4 AMEY ROBERT WESTON 22240 CST. 30 4 AMY FRANK ALVIN 11223 EX-SGT. 48 3 ANDERSON ALFRED WOLFFGANG 11389 EX-S/SGT. 19 3 ANDERSON CHARLES ANDREW FJELDSTED 12045 EX-S/SGT. 32 3 ANDERSON CLARENCE WILLIAM 10501 EX-SGT. 52 2 ANDERSON E.M.R. 1454 EX-CST. 5 4 ANDERSON EDWIN DOUGLAS 16367 EX-S/SGT. 42 3 ANDERSON FREDERICK NORMAN FJELSTED 12655 EX-SGT. 50 2 ANDERSON GEORGE WASHINGTON 16498 EX-SGT. 54 4 ANDERSON JOHN GEORGE 10691 EX-SGT. 39 3 ANDERSON JOHN HERBERT THEODORE 12086 EX-SGT. 51 3 ANDERSON MORRIS 6838 EX-CST. 42 4 ANDERSON NORMAN JAMES 6495 SUPT. 50 3 ANDERSON ROBERT BRUCE 14518 EX-CST. 48 2 ANDERSON RONALD DAVID 17961 EX-CPL. 53 2 ANDERSON WILLIAM 1698 EX-CST. 13 3 ANDERTON FREDERICK 5694 EX-SGT. MAJOR 40 1 ANDREASEN AAGE ERHARD 4003 EX-CPL. 33 1 ANDREW CLIFTON LLEWELLYN 11847 EX-CST. 11 1 ANDREW RAYMOND MILNER 10774 EX-CST. 35 2 ANDREWS RONALD GEORGE CAMPBELL 3470 EX-SGT. 17 4 ANDROS RALPH CRAVEN 2355 EX-CST. 10 4 ANGERS JEAN EUGENE 3074 EX-CST. 27 3 ANNAND WILLIAM JOHN DAVID 19206 CST. 29 2 ANSON DOUGLAS BERNARD 21129 CST. 36 3 ANSTEAD EDWARD 9663 EX-S/M 54 4 ANSTEY ALLAN GARFIELD 16185 EX-S/SGT. 50 4 ANTHONY MELVILLE FRANKLIN EDWIN 7351 ASST. COMM'R. 32 1 APPLEBY ALFRED WILLIAM 9188 EX-SGT. 35 4 APPLETON ALFRED MONK 12576 EX-S/SGT. 46 3 APPLETON HENRY JOSEPH 7919 EX-CST. 35 2 ARCHAMBAULT GEORGES ALFRED ISADORE 10735 EX-CST. 46 3 ARCHER GEORGE JAMES 11390 SUPT. 47 2 ARCHER JAMES ROSS 11762 EX-CPL. 52 2 ARMER WILLIAM 1974 EX-SGT. MAJOR 7 4 ARMITAGE ROBSON ASST. COMM'R. 21 4 ARMOUR WELDON RAY 19663 EX-CST. 54 2 ARMSTRONG ARTHUR WEBSTER 12828 EX-PO TELEGRAF 8 3 ARMSTRONG FRANCIS LAING 9444 EX-CST. 54 4 ARNASON ARNI SVEINSON 11393 CST. 5 2 ARNDT GERALD BRUCE 21951 SGT. 51 4 ARNOLD GEORGE PEARCE 1065 CST. 49 4 ARSENAULT JOSEPH ALBERT LEONARD 11548 EX-S/SGT. 30 2 ARSENAULT MARTIN THEODORE 15943 EX-SGT. 46 3 ARSENAULT ROGER PHILIPPE 13030 EX-SGT. 48 1 ARTHUR ALFRED GUY 9141 EX-CPL. 35 1 ASBIL ROBERT WILLIAM 19626 CPL. 29 2 ASCAH ALBERT RUDOLPH 12134 INSP. 53 4 ASCAH JAMES FELIX 12410 EX-S/SGT. 42 1 ASHBY DENZIL GREENSTED 10224 EX-S/SGT. 49 2 ASHBY GEORGE 9224 EX-CST. 39 2 ASHE FREDERICK WM. ST.GEORGE D. 10096 EX-CPL. 18 2 ASHE SANDES 4407 EX-SGT. 24 1 ASHER RALPH EDMUND 11253 EX-CST. 34 4 ASHLEY GEORGE HERBERT 12364 CHIEF SUPT. 39 1 ASHTON HUGH CECIL 9094 EX-SGT.MAJOR 24 2 ASPINALL ALFRED 3150 EX-CST. 12 1 AST EARL CALVIN C/921 C/M 46 4 ATCHISON CHARLES WARREN 16531 EX-CST. 46 4 ATHERTON JOSEPH JOHN 11871 SUPT. 54 2 ATKINS DANIEL FRANKLIN 6681 EX-CST. 53 3 ATKINS LESLIE REGINALD 6338 EX-SGT. 28 1 AUBE JOSEPH EDGAR 11434 EX-SGT. 21 4 AUBERT JOSEPH JEAN-GUY OMER 21965 EX-SGT. 53 1 AUBRY ALPHONSE EUGENE TELESPHORE 10807 EX-CST. 43 4 AUGER JOSEPH ARTHUR FRANCOIS-XAVIER 13384 EX-CST. 39 4 AUGER JOSEPH GERARD PIERRE FERNAND 13561 EX-CST. 50 1 AUGER JOSEPH MARIUS LAURIER 15193 EX-SGT. 39 3 AUSTIN ALFRED LEWIS 10619 EX-CST. 54 1 AUSTIN JACK FREDERICK 15661 EX-S/SGT. 50 1 AUSTIN JAMES KENNETH GORDON 12377 EX-SGT. 34 1 AUSTIN JOHN LESLIE 9156 EX-SGT. 29 3 AVERY JOHN MALCOLM 16192 EX-S/SGT. 50 3 AYLESWORTH JOHN EMERSON 1513 EX-CST. 10 1 AYLWARD WILLIAM PERCY 10015 EX-CST. 49 4 BABIN JOSEPH LEONARD 13496 EX-CPL. 37 3 BABSON HARRY RUDOLF (RUDY) 14380 EX-SGT. 40 2 BADCOCK GEORGE HENRY 10986 EX-CPL. 26 1 BADLEY ROY EDWARD 11910 EX-S/SGT. 41 1 BAGGS WALTER GEORGE 16177 EX-CPL. 51 3 BAGLEY FREDERICK AUGUSTUS 247 EX-SGT. MAJOR 11 2 BAILEY FREDERICK HAROLD BROOKES 11497 EX-SGT. 45 1 BAILEY GEORGE HENRY 2454 EX-CPL. 11 1 BAILEY JACK 9442 EX-CST. 25 3 BAILEY MAXWELL GEORGE 4968 CPL. 49 4 BAILEY RICHARD 4823 EX-CPL. 5 4 BAILLIE WILLIAM YOUNG 16645 EX-CPL. 49 4 BAIN DAVID 11218 EX-CST. 44 3 BAIN ROBERT MATHEW (MATT) 29410 CST. 40 2 BAKER CHARLES HERBERT 1188 EX-CST. 16 2 BAKER CLARENCE OWEN 9161 EX-CST. 36 6 BAKER ERNEST GEORGE 5233 EX-SGT. 10 4 BAKER GEOFFREY MIDDLETON 10984 EX-CPL. 53 2 BAKER GRANTHAM HENRY 9395 EX-CST. 54 2 BAKER NELSON RICHARD WILLIAM 9407 EX-CPL. 20 4 BAKER PARRY RAYMOND 11661 CST. 11 1 BAKER PATRICK DOUGLAS 24070 CPL.
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