Individuals list 1930-1945

(l'association des Métis d'Alberta leaders 1932 and other individuals)

Other key Individuals in the historical development of the Métis Settlements

c. 1930 to 1945

• Mr. Alphonse Brosseau, General Merchant (mentioned by Dion in letter to Buck)

• Mr. Buckley, St. Paul

• Chas. Delorme, Fishing Lake c.1930

• Geo. Hoadley, Acting-premier, and Minister of Agriculture, c. 1933

• R. G. Reid, Minister of Lands and Mines, (main proponent of Métis in UFA government c.1933)

• J. Harvie, Deputy Minister, Department of Lands and Mines c.1933

• J. E. Brownlee, Premier, United Farmers of Alberta c. 1933

• J. M. Dechene, MLA, Bonnyville c.1933 (lived 16 miles from Dion in Gurneyville)

• F. J. Buck, Bureau of Relief and Public Welfare (main civil service contact for J. F. Dion after Feb. 1939)

• J. Blair, Bureau of Public Welfare (also a main contact for Dion Nov. 1939)

• Wallace Warren Cross, Minister of Health c.1940

• Bishop Guy, Grouard (present at Feb 28, 1935 Ewing Commission with Dion, etc.)

• Rev. Arch. Bishop H. O'Leary

• P.M Duggan (Conservative Leader - 1933)

• W. R. Howson (Liberal Leader - 1933)

• P.G. Davies, MP

• P. E. Lessard, Senator

• Albert Freeman Ewing, Judge of the Supreme Court of Alberta (Chairman, "Half-breed"/Ewing Commission 1935-36)

• James McCrie Douglas, Gentleman (Member of Ewing Commission - on leave from Federal Government job with Indian Affairs)

• Edward Ainslie Braithwaite, Doctor of Medicine (Member of the Ewing Commission)

• Mr. Rankine, (lawyer for Alberta government [worked with J. Harvie] and Secretary of the Ewing Commission - Malcolm Norris expressed mistrust in a Dec 11, 1933 letter to Brady - Glenbow Archives - Brady files)

• P.C. Tomkins, Sr. (speaks, makes only joke while defining Scots Métis, in three days of serious hearings, at the Ewing Commission - March 1, 1935)

• A.C. McCully, Government official (mid-1940s)

• See list of early councillors c.1932

• Stanley Clark (MLA - 1933 suggests trapping registration fee of $10 in legislature)