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HENRY S. KINLOCH
ENRY S. KINLOCH was born thirty-eight years ago. He owns and operates
the splendid 232-acre farm, located Lots 7 and 8, Seventh Concession,
Indian Lands, Charlottenburg Township. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kinloch. Mr. Kinloch married Janet Blackwood and is the father of two
sons. He is a Presbyterian in religion, a Conservative in politics and of Scotch
descent.
Mr. Kinloch, who has farmed all his life, has a well-stocked farm, which yields
annually 1,400 bushels of grain, 120 tons of hay and 120 tons of corn. His herd
of 55 cattle consists of pure-bred and graded Holsteins. A sugar bush of some
650 trees is located on the farm.
Mr. Kinloch has been active in the political life of Glengarry. He served
three years in the Charlottenburg Township Council, and in 1918 became Deputy
Reeve, which admitted him to the County Council. He was elected Reeve of
Charlottenburg Township for 1919. He was director of the St. Lawrence Agricultural
Society for two years, vice-president one year, and in 1918 became
president.
Mr. Kinloch has been secretary-treasurer of the Martintown Rural Telephone
Company since it was organized in 1911, and first vice-president of the Martintown
Farmers' Club. He has been a member of the Cornwall Cheese Board for twentyone
years and is a patron of the Burn Brae Cheese Factory.
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