John T. Lithgow Explained

John Thomas Lithgow (born in Nova Scotia about 1856, died after 1915) was the acting commissioner of Yukon from January to May 1907. Earlier he had served as Controller of the Currency for Yukon, in 1898[1] to at least 1904.[2] He was a member of the Conservative party.[3]

In 1910, he was appointed as Canadian Trade Commissioner in Glasgow, Scotland.[4]

Notes and References

  1. Book: The Parliamentary Guide and Work of General Reference for Canada, the Provinces, Northwest Territories and Newfoundland . John T. Lithgow yukon. . June 27, 2013. 1898 . Manitoba Free Press . 329.
  2. Book: Wickett, Samuel Morley. City Government in Canada. June 27, 2013. 1907 . University of Toronto. 17.
  3. Book: Official Report of the Debates of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada, Part 5. June 27, 2013. 1908 . Queen's Printer. 9690.
  4. News: . Goes To Glasgow . The Winnipeg Free Press . 1910-05-28. 1. 2019-02-22.

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