CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceLibau, Manitoba, Canada
Census Date1 Jun 1916 [2821] Age: 4
Census PlacePortage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
Memo21 9th St. NW, Ward 1, Shon Cliffe
Death PlaceSurrey, British Columbia, Canada
Burial Date30 Dec 1983 [1018]
Burial PlaceBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada
MemoForest Lawn Memorial Park
Alias/AKAGrace Herta [1018]
FatherEmil GREENING (1883-)
MotherBertha [GREENING] (ca1888-)
Misc. Notes
Libau, Manitoba, in 1911, was in the Selkirk Census District.
Spouses
1Daniel Herman WINTON 
[146], [106], G Uncle
[146], [106], G UncleBirth PlacePortage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
Census Date12 Jul 1906 [146] Age: 1
Census PlacePortage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
MemoCurtis St.
Census Date14 Jun 1911 [2756] Age: 6
Census PlacePortage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
Memo20 Curtis St. (this is now 10th St. NW)
Census Date1 Jun 1916 [2821] Age: 11
Census PlacePortage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada
Memo21 9th St. NW, Ward 1, Shon Cliffe
Death PlaceSurrey, British Columbia, Canada
Burial Date1 Oct 1981 [1020]
Burial PlaceBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada
MemoForest Lawn Memorial Park
Alias/AKAJim [179]
OccupationShoe Salesman [3459]
OccupationCar Salesman [1020]
FatherDavid WANTON (1857-1933)
MotherCatherine Stewart JOHNSON (1859-1946)
Misc. Notes
Note that although the official birth registration record says “Herman James Winton,” the registration is dated 16-OCT-1929, and thus is not necessarily representative of his actual name at the time of birth. [1242]
In October, 1934, Herman traveled to Vancouver, BC, by crossing into the United States at Rabb, Montana, and reentering Canada from Blaine, Washington. [3460] He made a second trip to Vancouver later the same month but entered the U.S. at Havre, Montanta. He went to visit his brother, Tom (could have been the reason the prior time also but if stated on the document, it was unreadable). [3461]
He was in Surrey, BC, Canada, as of 03 Nov 1964, under the name Jim WINTON. [179]
In October, 1934, Herman traveled to Vancouver, BC, by crossing into the United States at Rabb, Montana, and reentering Canada from Blaine, Washington. [3460] He made a second trip to Vancouver later the same month but entered the U.S. at Havre, Montanta. He went to visit his brother, Tom (could have been the reason the prior time also but if stated on the document, it was unreadable). [3461]
He was in Surrey, BC, Canada, as of 03 Nov 1964, under the name Jim WINTON. [179]