James Noble Allan - The Man · The Mason · The MPP
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ISBN-13: 9781773021881
ISBN-10: 1773021885
Pagini: 150
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Allison Frederick Gowling
ISBN-10: 1773021885
Pagini: 150
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Allison Frederick Gowling
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Notă biografică
Allison
Gowling
is
a
native
of
Haldimand
County,
who
was
born
on
his
parents'
dairy
farm
in
May
1957.
Allison's
father,
Norman
was
a
well-known
dairy
farmer,
Holstein
breeder
and
also
a
Mason
and
a
Past
Master
(1965)
of
St.
John's
Lodge
#35
in
Cayuga.
Allison's
Mother,
Ethel
was
a
well-recognized
and
fondly
remembered
elementary
school
teacher
who
taught
in
many
one-room
schoolhouses
in
and
around
Haldimand
County
as
well
as
supply
teaching
for
many
years.
There
are
still
a
few
of
her
former
students
still
around
Haldimand
County
that
recall
Ethel's
teaching
abilities
as
well
as
her
quick
hand
at
classroom
discipline.
Allison
attended
elementary
school
in
Cayuga
at
J.
L.
Mitchener
in
Cayuga,
and
also
at
Seneca
Central
in
the
suburbs
of
Empire
Corners
and
later
Cayuga
Secondary
School.
After
graduation,
Allison
worked
at
the
Hamilton
Street
Railway
until
suffering
a
partially
disabling
spinal
injury
in
1993
and
was
offered
the
opportunity
to
undergo
vocational
retraining
by
the
Workers'
Compensation
Board
and
attended
Sheridan
College
in
Brampton.
There
Allison
undertook
the
two-year
Court
&
Tribunal
Program,
graduating
in
1997
fifth
in
his
class
with
a
3.72
GPA.
After
graduation,
Allison
operated
a
professional
law
practice
in
Haldimand
County
for
13
years,
becoming
a
regular
fixture
at
many
local,
and
some
not-so-local
courthouses,
and
is
now
embarking
on
a
new
career
as
a
writer.
Allison
has
always
had
a
keen
interest
in
history,
especially
local
history
and
is
considered
well-informed
and
knowledgeable
on
the
history
of
Haldimand
County.
With
Allison
being
fifth
generation
on
his
father's
side
who
emigrated
in
1843
after
assisting
David
Thompson
with
the
design
and
construction
of
the
Grand
River
Navigation
Company's
series
of
locks
and
dams
between
1820
and
1829.
On
his
mother's
side,
Allison
is
a
sixth
generation
United
Empire
Loyalist.
Allison
has
been
extremely
fortunate
to
not
only
has
been
a
witness
to
history
in
his
time,
but
also
being
able
to
learn
about
local
history,
not
only
at
his
parents'
knee,
but
on
the
knees
of
Allison's
numerous
relatives
(I
mean
he
has
a
LOT
of
relatives...you
cannot
keep
their
names
straight
without
a
program!).
In
1999,
Allison
was
initiated,
passed
and
raised
into
Masonry
at
St.
Andrew's
Masonic
Lodge
#62
and
was
Worshipful
Master
at
St.
Andrew's
in
2006.
Since
then,
Allison
has
served
on
several
District
teams,
the
Craft
Association
of
the
Hamilton
Districts,
the
Masonic
Past
Masters'
Association
of
the
Hamilton
Districts
and
the
Grand
Lodge
Library
Committee.
Allison
is
also
a
member
of
the
Murton
Lodge
of
Perfection,
the
Sovereign
Chapter
of
Rose
Croix
and
the
Moore
Sovereign
Consistory
at
the
Scottish
Rite
in
Hamilton.
Allison
is
currently
a
member
of
Hillcrest
Lodge,
#594
in
Hamilton.
In
1981,
Allison
married
Annemiek
Lavertu
of
Cayuga,
who
is
currently
employed
at
the
Brantford
Public
Library
as
a
Circulation
Clerk,
and
have
resided
in
Haldimand
County
since
then
and
in
Jarvis
for
nearly
30
years.
They
have
two
adult
sons,
Gregory
and
Kyle,
both
who
have
joined
their
father
in
the
Craft.