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BIGELOW: The Honourable Henry Veeder Puisne Judge of the King's Bench, Saskatchewan. Born at Lynn, Mass, U.S.A., November 6th, 1874, a son of James E. Bigelow and Henrietta Agnes Bigelow. Married Mary Typper, daughter of the late John Tupper. Esq., and Mrs. Tupper, of Halifax Nova Scotia and has seven children-five boys add two girls. Mr. Justice Bigelow's parents moved from the United States to Truro, Nova Scotia, where he received his elementary education in the public and high schools later attended Dalhousie University on graduating with the degrees of M.A. and LL.B. Was called to the bar of Nova Scotia In 1900 and practised at Truro for seven years. Came West in 1907 and settled in Regina, being admitted to the bar of the North-west Territories. Was subsequently made a K.C. and appointed Justice of the Court of King's Bench, Saskatchewan in 1918. Member of the Assiniboia Club, Wascana Country Club. His recreations are curling, tennis, motoring. fishing and golf. He was the first president of the Saskatchewan Tennis Association and was formerly president of the Regina Curling Club, and secretary of the Saskatchewan Motor League; a member of the Masonic Fraternity and Past Provincial Grand Prior of the Knights Templar for Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Has been identified with community service in many ways. Was president of the S.P.C;A. for many years, and also the first president of the Regina Branch of the Navy League. Religion, Anglican. Was Warden of St. Paul's Church, Regina, for several years and member of the Executive of the Synod of the Diocese of Qu' Appelle. Address, 2363 Smith Street, Regina.

 

 

 

 

TAYLOR: The Honourable George Edward Puisne Judge of the King's Bench, Saskatchewan. Born at Winnipeg, Manitoba, 27th December, 1878, son of George Taylor, of London, Ont. (Mayor), and Mary

 

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Pioneers and Prominent People of Saskatchewan