Frederick Anderton


Name: Frederick Anderton
Date of Birth: Dec 17, 1889
Location at Birth: Claybrooke, Leicestershire, England
Status: Deceased
Date of Passing: Oct 20, 1974
Location at Passing: Surrey, BC, Canada

Biography

Achievements

MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for service in the Arctic.


Ranger Force Career

Date Enlisted: Mar 14, 1936
Date Discharged: Jun 30, 1939
Length of Service: 3 years 4 months

Posting History

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Rank History

Rank Start Y-M-D End Y-M-D
Acting Chief Ranger 1936 Mar 14 1937 Jun 25
Chief Ranger 1937 Jun 25 1939 Jun 30

Beyond the Ranger Force

Occupation History

RCMP History

 

Reg. # 5694
Joined RNWMP on August 9, 1913 in Regina, SK.
Posted to Depot, “K” (AB), “M” (YT), “G” (NWT), and “N”.
Ended service on August 8, 1937.

 

Armed Forces History

 

Served in World War I.
C.E.F. Service #2684153.

 


From the Library

Personnel Records of the First World War, ANDERTON, Frederick
Author
Date Published 1918
Attribution Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 173 - 36
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Newfoundland Ranger Nelson Forward's (Regt. #37) birthday party, Whitbourne, with the 2nd Contingent
Author
Date Published 1936
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 128-15.1
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Note Chief Ranger and Mrs. Anderton to the left and right of Nelson Forward, centre.

Major F. Anderton and Inspector R.D. Fraser, Chief Rangers
Author
Date Published 1939
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 127-13.1
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Major Anderton, Chief Ranger, Newfoundland Ranger Force
Author
Date Published 1939
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 127-5.1
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Photo of Chief Rangers at Whitbourne
Author
Date Published 193-
Attribution The Rooms Provincial Archives, MG 612, Series VA 126-128 VA 127-2.1
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Men identified as Inspector R.D. Fraser; Major L.T. Stick and Major F. Anderton.

Stick served as Chief Ranger from 1935-1936. Anderton was Chief Ranger from 1936-1939, and Fraser served as Chief Ranger from 1939-1944.