MURRAY, GEORGE HENRY

 April 1864 in Lerwick, Scotland, son of John Tait and Elizabeth Murray; m

1908 he was appointed by the provincial Liberal government of George Henry Murray as chairman of the

. 23 Aug. 1866, at Fort Simpson (N.W.T.), Helen Hunter Murray, daughter of

.” William Waldie Murray, the 2nd Battalion’s official historian, records that the

premier, Conservative James Alexander Murray. An enthusiastic supporter of the formation of an Acadian battalion in World War

example, he negotiated the merger of two dry-goods retailers to form Murray-Kay Limited in 1910. As well, he used his political connections to secure investments, licences, and incorporations for the newly

direct postgraduate research. They included Harold Hibbert*, Frederick Murray

defeat to ensure that his own preferred heir, George Henry Murray

. Archibald Centre. David R. Murray Walter

, ed. Irena Murray (Montreal, 1986). Throughout their lives, both Maxwells were avid book collectors, especially of works on art and architecture, including rare or limited editions. William’s collection

Shearer as key speaker. Its minister, Samuel Crothers Murray, shared Urry’s views, and together they organized a lay “Brotherhood” to promote and debate the Social Gospel and the cause of

Murray, as well as the promise of federal bounties, smoothed the way in June

Murray]. Apart from public advocacy, Sexton excelled at coordination, bringing structure to various initiatives and liaising effectively with other women leaders such as Edith Jessie

 years ahead (Toronto, 1979). Peter Murray, The devil and Mr

Murray, who represented the industrial heartland of Cape Breton, as his successor in

[No collection of Agnes Maule Machar’s papers has been located. Some of her correspondence is available in the Louisa Murray fonds in York Univ. Libraries, Arch. and Special Coll. (Toronto); the Helena

Murray*, Alfred Gandier, Clarence Mackinnon, Arthur Silver

 Herbert Harley Murray* and this move split the government party. Four leaders