Thomas Maxfield Linkletter

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Biographical Information
Family Name
Linkletter
Given Name
Thomas Maxfield
Associated Dates
- 2/15/1954
Role
Affiliation
Served during the following dates
1935-07-23; 1939-05-18; 1943-09-15; 1947-12-11
Occupation
Farmer, shipper
Biography
LINKLETTER, THOMAS MAXFIELD. farmer and shipper; b. 14 April 1868 in St. Eleanors, son of Thomas Linkletter and Mary Ann Ramsay; m. 10 April 1895, Clara Craswell, and they had seven children, Amy W., W. Maxfield, G. Bradford, Harold C., T. Leland, Irene, and Zilpha; United; d. 15 February 1954 in Summerside. Linkletter, a Liberal, was first elected to the Legislative Assembly in the general election of 1935 for 3'd Prince. He was re-elected in the general elections of 1939, 1943, and 1947. He was defeated in the general elections of 1919 and 1923. Linkletter was a farmer and also engaged in the lobster-packing business. He was one of the larger shippers of Island oysters to Montreal. Thomas Linkletter died 15 February 1954 in Prince County Hospital. Clara Linkletter, the daughter of William Craswell of St. Eleanors, was born 5 April 1874 and died 9 February 1944.
References
CPG 1944; Patriot 16 February 1954; PARO: Summerside People's Cemetery Records.
Category
Biography
Title
Thomas Maxfield Linkletter
Place Published
Charlottetown, PE
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PARO identifier
Acc3177/163
Local Identifier
leg:25470
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