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Christmas, Alex E.

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Alex E. Christmas (1884-1960)

A stockbroker and an outstanding athlete, Alex Christmas built his summer residence in 1927 at 430 Lakeshore. He donated the land for the Christmas Memorial Park in 1937. This became the first park in Beaconsfield.

Alex Christmas

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Cordner, Andrew C.

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Andrew C. Cordner is the founder of the North Eastern Lunch Co. Ltd.  He opened a chain of these popular eating-places. He built his residence in 1915 at 472 Lakeshore.

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Drummond, Arthur L.

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Son of Sir George Drummond, Arthur L. Drummond bought a house built for J.S. Hall c1894, neighbour to his brother Huntly. He summered in Beaconsfield till 1946. The house was sold to the Jesuits and converted into a retreat house, called “Manresa Retreat House”. The street Manresa took its name from this Retreat House, which is now demolished.

Drummond, Huntly

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Son of Sir George Drummond, Huntly Drummond bought farm #25 from R.A. Mainwaring, a real estate dealer, in 1894. His residence was on East Gables Court. He was an accomplished athlete, as a ski jumper and a football player.

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Godfrey, C.H.

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En 1893, C.H. Godfery built his residence, still standing at 442 Lakeshore Road. Unfortunately, due to a fire in 1937, the house original design has been lost.

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Lamoureux, David

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David Lamoureux (1866-1930)

Born in Michigan, David Lamoureux came to Montreal and worked for MLW/CPR. In 1916, farm #4 was bought under the name of his wife, Christina Minto. In 1922, he subdivided farm #4 into lots (Lakeview Boulevard). His company, Mansfield Realty Corp., owned other land in Beaurepaire, in Beaconsfield and in Montréal. His children, including Edouard Lamoureux, were also shareholders in the company. 

He donated the boat landing at the bottom of Lakeview Boulevard to the City of Beaconsfield.

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Letendre, Jean-Baptiste

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Jean-Baptiste Letendre (1848-     )

Born in Sorel, Jean-Baptiste Letendre became the epitome of the self-made man. He owned a dry-goods store in the east end of Montreal. He built his residence in 1904 on the shore of Lake St. Louis (36 Lakeshore Road, Beaconsfield).

Letendre

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Mann, J. Augustine K.C.

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J. Augustine Mann, K.C. (1876-    )

Born in Montreal, J. Augustine Mann bought 470 Lakeshore Road in 1907. That property, with the house now numbered 13 Thomson Point, included the space occupied by all the property on the cul-de-sac named Thompson-Point. Mann was created King’s Counsel in 1911.

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McCall, James Todd

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James Todd McCall (1857-1937)

Born in Scotland, James Todd McCall arrived in Canada in 1879. With George Drummond he founded the Drummond, McCall and Co. in 1881. He came to Beaurepaire in 1911 and bought 442 Lakeshore, C.H. Godfrey’s house built in 1893. Due to a fire in 1937, the original design of this house has been lost.

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