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Pollock, Arthur Bell
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Dates of existence
1877-1951
History
Arthur B. Pollock was born in Linwood, Ontario on May 24, 1877. His parents, David and Barbara (nee Livingston) were both born in Scotland. He married Rachel "Racie" L. Boehmer on September 2, 1902 in Kitchener and together they had a son, Carl Arthur. Pollock founded the Pollock Manufacturing Co. in 1907, which later became Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd. Pollock died at home on December 16, 1951.
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President of Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd.
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Pollock, Racie Boehmer (1874-1952)
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family
Type of relationship
Pollock, Racie Boehmer is the spouse of Pollock, Arthur Bell
Dates of relationship
1902-1951
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Welker, Alex (1882-1982)
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associative
Type of relationship
Welker, Alex is the business partner of Pollock, Arthur Bell
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Pollock, Carl Arthur (1903–1978)
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Category of relationship
family
Type of relationship
Pollock, Carl Arthur is the child of Pollock, Arthur Bell
Dates of relationship
1903-1951
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Expanded November 2021 by DR.
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Sources
- Arthur Bell Pollock - Find a Grave
- Arthur Bell Pollock - Waterloo Region Generations
- "A.B. Pollock Dies at Home At Age of 74". Kitchener-Waterloo Record. December 17, 1951, p.3.