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	The Canadian Encyclopedia
		George French (born on June 19,1841, at Roscommon, Ireland; died on July 7, 1921, at London, England) was the first commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police, serving from 1873 to 1876.
		Herchmer, Lawrence William, Indian agent, police commissioner (b at Shipton on Cherwell, Eng 25 Apr 1840; d at Vancouver 17 Feb 1915).
		He served briefly in the British army and as supply officer for the British Boundary...
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCECategories&Params=A1SUB7CAT317 (188 words)

	Special Collections (1846) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On the body being taken out of the water, a number of dreadful contusions were found upon different portions of it, showing that the unfortunate woman came to her death by unfair means.
		Lawrence Died in the city of Brooklyn, N.Y., on the 15th August last, Mr.
		Lawrence, at the advanced age of 96 years.
	www.hpl.hamilton.on.ca /LOCAL/SPCOLL/1846.shtml (11811 words)

	RCMP-History-Mod1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1886, the appointment of a new Commissioner, Lawrence William Herchmer, resulted in a major reorganization of the Force.
		Herchmer also established a plainclothes detective section in order to enforce the liquor laws more effectively and established a riding school at Regina.
		Subsequently, Herchmer was criticized for the use of excessive force.
	www.rcmp-learning.org /history/history.htm (5762 words)

	Royal Canadian Mounted Police
		The warnings were ignored and the rebellion took its tragic course.
		Belatedly the government increased the NWMP to 1000 men and appointed a new commissioner, Lawrence W., to modernize the force.
		Herchmer improved training and introduced a more systematic approach to crime prevention, thus preparing the police to cope with the large increase in settlement after 1885.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0006981 (2704 words)

	The Parish Register of Kingston 1785-1811 - PART 2
		Herchmer, George-S. of Laurence Herchmer,* Elizabeth Herchmer; Sp.-Joseph Anderson, John Kirby, Jane Anderson; 31 May. Lawrence Herchmer was a merchant in Kingston, as his brother Jacob, who perished on the Speedy, was in York.
		Herkimer, Ann Mary-D. of Laurence (Lawrence) Herkimer (Herchmer), Eliz Herkimer (Herchmer); Sp.-Jacob Herkimer (Herchmer), Ann Macaulay; 4th Sepr.
		Herchmer, Joseph Kirby-S. of Laurence Herchmer, Elizabeth Herchmer; Sp.-Thomas Markland, Catharine Markland; August 17th.
	my.tbaytel.net /bmartin/kingstn2.htm (18648 words)

	Crowsnest Highway
		Prime Minister Macdonald responded by requiring Commissioner Lawrence William Herchmer of the NWMP to attend to the matter.
		Commissioner Herchmer must have been confident that he could by himself settle matters in the Trench, but he realized that a permanent police presence would be required.
		As he was preparing to depart on his mission, on May 20th Herchmer sent a message to Superintendent Steele at Fort Macleod ordering him to march his 75-man strong “D” Division cross-country to the CPR Mainline and catch a train to Golden.
	www.crowsnest-highway.ca /cgi-bin/citypage.pl?city=FORT_STEELE (9166 words)

	Peaks of the Canadian Rockies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Herchmer was a Fernie lawyer who became President of the local Game Protective Association in 1904.) Official name.
		LAWRENCE HERCHMER was the Chief Commissary for the 1872-74 Commission and went on to head the Mounted Police.
		Although he wasn't personally popular and resigned under a cloud, he seems a more likely candidate for the source of the name than does a Fernie lawyer.
	www.rmbooks.com /Peakfinder/showpeakbyid.asp?MtnId=1346 (108 words)

	Marine Museum of the Great Lakes
		The objective was to improve navigation on the St. Lawrence between Kingston and Lachine.
		In brief, the Committee was composed of John Cumming, Henry Murney, John Kirby, Lawrence Herchmer, and Peter Smith with George H. Markland, secretary and William Mitchell, treasurer.
		Virtually all of them were involved in Kingston's first attempt to form a bank in 1817, and with the exception of Murney all of them withdrew before it set out on its own unincorporated and ill-fated course.
	www.marmus.ca /marmus/frontenac.html (8860 words)

	The Parish Register of Kingston 1785-1811 - PART 1
		Nor can mention be omitted of the Forsyths, Herchmers, Marklands, Macaulays, and Cartwrights, who did a vast deal toward laying the foundations of the little community which was to have so great an influence upon the history of the Province and of the Dominion.
		General Brock, who was often in Kingston in the discharge of his civil and military duties, appears as godfather to Bishop Fuller, son and grandson of military men.
		At the head of these letters of 1789 and of those written in 1788, Kingston appears along with Cataraqui, which for long enough was the name of Lake Ontario, the upper reach of the St. Lawrence, and the tract of land stretching from the head of the Bay of Quinte eastward.
	my.tbaytel.net /bmartin/kingstn1.htm (19262 words)

	Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with H
		Herchmer, Christiana Hannah Ferris (7 JUN 1845-11 NOV 1922)
		Herchmer, Hanyost Capt. of Bateaux (1732-16 AUG 1795)
		Herchmer, William Macaulay (13 DEC 1844-1 JAN 1892)
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~ancestorsofcedric/family/idxh.htm (203 words)

	University Club at Queen's: About the Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The University Club at Queen's members enjoy reciprocal privileges at over 100 AFCI Faculty, Staff and Alumni Clubs in Canada and the United States.
		HISTORY: St. Lawrence Cottage, the original building on the Club's site was constructed in 1845 by Reverend Wm.
		Over the next century, the original "country home" was extensively modified by successive owners.
	www.queensu.ca /uclub/about.shtml (735 words)

	Regina, Saskatchewan - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
		After the rebellion, the government quickly increased the force's strength to 1000.
		A new commissioner, Lawrence W. Herchmer, was appointed with a mandate to improve the force's structure and operations.
		The Mounties had been intended as a temporary force that would disappear when settlement was complete, and by the 1890s Parliament was being urged to save money by terminating the force.
	www.galenfrysinger.com /regina_pigs.htm (1688 words)

	travel wise :: Haunted Kingston Guards St. Lawrence River in Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Dark, disturbing secrets lurk within the shadowy history of Kingston.
		Unsettled spirits, grave robbers and chilling happenings haunt this eastern Canadian city that guards the St. Lawrence River and Rideau Canal.
		It's a spine-tingling opening to the tragic story of Lily Herchmer, a young girl who lived with her folks in a building that once stood where the hotel was later built in 1809.
	www.travelwisemagazine.com /northamerica/kingston/haunted.html (783 words)

	Crowsnest Highway
		To fix the educational system, especially the delivery of schooling to Natives.
		Lawrence William Herchmer appointed fifth Commissioner of the N-WMP (to July 31, 1900).
		Royal assent given to B.C.'s "An Act to encourage the erection of Smelting Works" promising a $7,000 award to pre-approved projects capable of treating 30 tons/day.
	www.crowsnest-highway.ca /timeline.pl?page=5 (2704 words)

	Canadian ministries
		1940) 4 Jun 1979 - 3 Mar 1980 Allan Frederick Lawrence (b.
		1916) 1 Apr 1886 - 1 Aug 1900 Lawrence William Herchmer (b.
		1932) 4 Jun 1979 - 3 Mar 1980 Allan Frederick Lawrence (b.
	www.rulers.org /cangovt.html (16503 words)

	Queen Street: Thematic Preview
		He likely cried (very much his style): "Vile knavery!" In the battle soon to begin, since cast by some as comic opera, the Reverend would play prima donna.
		The Americans had hoped to split Canada by taking its lynchpin: Kingston, at the confluence of the St Lawrence and Lake Ontario.
		But it is also telling of more proper history: George Herchmer Markland had been a key member of the Family Compact, Upper Canada's ruling oligarchy.
	www.rbebout.com /queen/libtrin/2pgarr.htm (8779 words)

	A DREAM OF YOUR OWN -- Dream Worlds and Mounties
		As a prank in the late 1800's, a group of North-West Mounties placed an ad in an Eastern newspaper and ordered a mail-order bride for their commander...
		WOLFBLOOD is an animal story in the grand tradition of Wilderness yarns from Sir Charles G D Roberts to R D Lawrence.
		Sir Charles G D Roberts created the realistic animal story with such masterpieces as "The Kindred of the Wild" and HAUNTERS OF THE SILENCES.
	psychicdr-4.00server.com /photo6.html (11174 words)

	City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - Market Square
		With the arrival of Loyalists, surveyor John Collins designated a few streets and laid out the market site.
		Soon businesses flourished in this area - Peter Smyth's dry goods, Lawrence Herchmer's liquor store (where the Prince George Hotel now stands), Walker's first hotel, then the Griffin Hotel, and many others.
		The Market Square originally was much larger than it is now, spreading from Brock Street to Clarence Street and from King Street down to the waterfront.
	www.cityofkingston.ca /visitors/marketsquare/index.asp (1537 words)

	Old Band Cemetery - Brant County, Ontario
		6 Mar 1864, aged 10m 15ds, d/o Charles & Christina Herchmer
		1 Feb 1874, aged 2y 4ds, d/o Charles & Christina Herchmer
		20 Feb 1889, aged 27y 9m 18ds, h/o Nelly, s/o Charles & Christina Herchmer
	www.interment.net /data/canada/ontario/brant/tuscarora/oldband/oldband.htm (471 words)

	Historic Kingston - List of Contents 1952 to 2003
		Kingston and the War of 1812, by J. MacKay Hitsman.
		The Herchmers of Kingston, by Eleanor Herchmer Robertson.
		The Beginning of the Hydrographic Survey and the St. Lawrence River, by Robin Harris.
	www.mckendry.net /HistoricKingston.htm (5563 words)

	CN Place Names
		ALTOONA PA Altoona ALWINSAL SK Alwinsal Off mile 123.9 Watrous Sub (another Potash mine), near Lanigan, SK.
		AMERY MB Amery Mi 355.0 Herchmer Sub AMFSHOP PQ Montreal Atelier Montreal Facility, ex Pointe St. Charles Shops AMSTERDAM SK Amsterdam Mi 7.8 Assiniboine Sub ANNACIS BC Annacis (SRY) Annacis Island is in the Fraser River, offshore of New Westminster.
		The Vankleek Sub is now the Ontario, L'Orignal Ry.
	www.haya.qc.ca /cn-yards.htm (3297 words)

	1915 a-g
		Blegen Lawrence I, emp Ford Motor Co, res 715 5th st S
		Bratten Lawrence M, painter, res 218 1st st S
		Flack Lawrence J, bartndr S P Diemert, res 115 4th st N
	www.info.co.clay.mn.us /History/1915_a-g.htm (7435 words)

	Directory of the County of Peel for 1873-4. Part 3.
		Armstrong, Christopher, Tollkeeper Lawrence, John K., Farmer Bell, Thomas, Acting Postmaster Linton, John, Merchant, Post master Bowman, James, Farmer McKay, J. Claireville Hotel, Patrick Smith Porter, Thomas, Farmer Downie, Edward, Miller Porter, William, Esq.
		Duck, Jonathan, Tailor Smith, William, Blacksmith Ellerby, James, Tailor Smith, Patrick, Claireville Hotel Garner, Rev. John, Primitive Ward, Thomas, Shoemaker Methodist Watson, Wm., Farmer Hugill, Daniel, Auctioneer Wilkes, Robinson, Tailor Hugill, David Wisemore, C. H., Painter Lawrence, Isaac, Farmer Wolfe, Charles, Cabinet maker
		A small village on the northern limits of the Township of Chinguacousy, on Hurontario Street, distant from Brampton 10 miles, from Charleston, a station of the Toronto Grey and Bruce Railway, 6 miles.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~wjmartin/peelco3.htm (4143 words)

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