Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest × Hume Hume, Saskatchewan, Canada Unincorporated Hamlet Located at NE Section 19, Township 8, Range 12, W2 Latitude- 49º 40' N Longitude- 103º 37' W Elevation 2011 ft Located on the Canadian National Railroad in 1927 between Weyburn and Stoughton on Highway 13 Part of My Dad's 1927 Map of this area. Schools Hume in School District #740 supposedly in township 9, north of Hume School shown, name unknown, #1045 possibly NE Section 26, Township 8, Range 13, W2 possibly Clearwater School School on SW Section 29, Twp 8, Rge 13 just west of above school was Marmora School #1101 Postmaster History Hume Federal Electoral District: Moose Mountain (SK) Office Opened- Jan 1, 1908 In the Store, Section 19, Township 8, Range 12, W2 Office Closed- Oct 31, 1964 Postmaster Information: Name of Postmaster Military Status Date of Birth Date of Appointment Date of Vacancy Cause of Vacancy C. W. King (see below) 1908-01-01 1908-08-14 Resignation Clarence Stone (see below) 1909-11-01 1911-09-23 Resignation Robert Ernest Juby (see below) 1912-01-01 Jan 3, 1941 Death Mrs. Susan “Susie” Juby (see below) 1941-01-04 Acting “ 1941-08-28 1943-08-17 Resignation Mrs. Alma Quanita Chessall (see below) 1943-10-28 Acting Garret Middelkamp (see below) 1945-11-01 Acting ” 1946-12-09 1949-04-28 Resignation Anton Jacob Ollinger 1949-05-09 Acting “ 1949-08-16 1954-11-20 Resignation John Edmund Kew OAS 1955-09-01 1963-10-12 Resignation Alphonse Patrick Thompson 1963-11-01 Acting Mrs. Hazel Elder 1964-04-01 1964-05-12 Acting, Resignation Reginald Raymond Chessall 1964-05-31 Acting ” 1964-06-16 1964-09-30 Resignation Disclaimer- This reproduction is NOT represented as an official version of the materials reproduced, nor as having been made in affiliation with, or with the endorsement of the National Archives of Canada. The source of this material is the National Archives of Canada First Postmaster- Charles Meredith King homesteaded on NW Section 18, Township 8, Range 12, W2 related to C. W. King? Clarence Stone b- Mar 15, 1882 in Walpole, Haldimand, ON d- May 14, 1961, Surrey, BC, age 79 wife- Bertha Stone, nee Goheen b- Apr 1890 in ON d- bef 1961 daughter- Arlie Roberta Stone b- Mar 15, 1910 in Hume SK d- Nov 6, 1975 in Matsqui, BC age 65 she married Clarence Olson father- Charles Stone mother- Hannah Agar Robert Ernest Juby b- Feb 21, 1883 in Sidney, Hastings, ON d- Jan 3, 1941 buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn, SK wife- Susan “Susie” Juby b- Sept 1886 in ON d- May 10, 1959 buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn, SK married by 1911 1911 both shown as Baptists, Robert shown as Manager Lumberyard, in Hume father- Henry Juby mother- Jane Cosbey Mrs. Alma Quanita Chessall husband- Raymond Chessall Garret Middelkamp b- July 10, 1908, Section 28, Township 27, Range 18, W2 father- Gerrit Middelkamp mother- Johanna Henrika Benninck Ernest “Walter” Cutridge aka Ernest “Walter” Cuttridge? aka: Walter Ernest Boughton Cutridge b- Jan 25, 1893, Faversham, Bridge, Kent, England baptized Feb 15, 1893, Bridge, Kent, England d- Apr 9, 1917 fighting at Vimy Ridge buried in Quatre Vents Military Cemetery, Cambligneul, France enlisted in WWI, Private, 5th Batt. Reg # 925029 Private, Army, Canadian Infantry, Saskatchewan Regiment Father- John Cuttridge b- bet Apr-June, 1845 Faversham, Bridge, Kent, England or another source says- b- ca 1847, Hastingleigh, Kent, England d- bef 1901 married Maria A. Duckett b- ca 1857, Stone St, Kent, England daughter of William and Martha Duckett or was it Maria Borton? a John Cutridge married Maria Borton, Apr- June 1875 in Bridge, Kent or was it Maria Boughton, who is shown as his mother in his baptism record and part of his name on his baptism record, so now I am leaning to Maria Boughton. but then I see Boughton is a sub district in faversham reg dist. so maybe a transcription error here? so not sure exactly which one is his mother His mother Maria was a widow by 1901, age 49 found a Maria Cuttridge who died bet Jan- Mar 1914 in Faversham Reg Dist, age 63 so now we see 2 t's in the name. so she was alive when he was sent to Canada John and one of the Maria's had 7 children: brother- James “William” J. Cuttridge b- bet Oct-Dec, 1875, Harbledown, Bridge reg dist., Kent, England, not with family in 1901 d- no sign of him brother- Thomas Cuttridge, b: Abt 1878 in Littleholt, Kent, England sister- Martha Cuttridge, b: Abt 1880 in St. Lawrence, Kent, England sister- Mary A. Cuttridge, b: Abt 1882 in Minister, Sheerness, Kent, England Older brother, Stephen Cuttridge, b- 1883, (age 18 in 1901), Bridge, Kent, England d- Nov 29, 1926 in Faversham Reg Dist., age 37 age doesn't match up with birth date though, so not sure about death date. He is also shown as Stephen Cuttridge here, with 2 t's. I am pretty sure he was married though to May Ann Castle, as he had a son- Reginald George Cuttridge who died Mar 29, 1967 , age 48 Reg married Joyce Eileen Fisher, age 18, Apr 7, 1945 in Throwley Him and father Stephen, buried in Throwley Cemetery Stephen had a son Ernest Cecil “Ernie” Cuttridge as well. b- Nov 29, 1920 in Throwley, near Faversham, Kent, England d- May 16, 1999, in Canterbury, Kent, England Ernie had 2 children who should still be alive, and hopefully find this info. Stephen also had Emma Cuttridge, Hilda Cuttridge, and Bill Cuttridge. And younger brother, Frederick Cuttridge, b- ca 1895, (age 6 in 1901), Bridge, Kent, England d- Jan- Mar 1948 in Lambeth Reg. Dist., age 52 also shown as Frederick Cuttridge here with 2 t's. he married Edith Emily Gurney, bet Apr- June 1926 in Lambeth, Reg Dist, England Mother and 3 children living in Leaveland, Kent, England, Maria was a servant for a Henry Williams. All the family shown born in Bridge, Kent, England Walter was sent to Portland Maine, with a ship full of other children, at the age of 10. Left Liverpool England, Mar 24, 1904 to Portland, Maine, on the Ship SS Southwark He was part of Dr. Barnardo's Home Children Group, heading to Toronto, Canada. It has since become known, most of these children were abused and basically used as Farm slaves. Going to War, was the only way out for Walter. And then he ended up dying, fighting for his, and our freedom. I can only hope he wasn't one of the worse case scenario's. In 1911 he was in Rawdon Township, Ontario Farm labourer for William J. Meiklejohn 1911 census says he immigrated in 1902 He was a farmer living at Hume SK. when he enlisted, Dec 13, 1915 in Weyburn SK his next of kin, A. J. Hay, who was his Guardian, living at Belle Vue, ON © Last modified: 2017/10/24 06:50by dlgent Log In