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Muirhead, Cecil Davidson, 1899 - 1976.

MS-2729
File
no date

Part of Archives discrete item collection

Reminiscences entitled "Three weeks or there about in the life of a Northern policeman". Mr. Muirhead was appointed police constable at Finlay Forks in the fall of 1924. This is an account of a winter journey made from Finlay Forks to Fort McLeod then on to Prince George and back to Finlay Forks, ca. December-January, 1924/1925. It includes descriptions of people met, methods of crossing rivers, and police cases.

Presented by Mr. Muirhead's great niece, Charlene Rees, Victoria, 1989.

Muirhead, Cecil Davidson, b. 1899

CBC news roundup, 1948-12-20 : [excerpt]

AAAB3188
Item
1948-12-20 [date recorded]

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: Report by Bill Herbert about: British Columbia Provincial Police; including radio telephone conversation with members of the crew of a police boat.;

Producer's workshop : [BC Provincial Police]

AAAB3125
Item
1946-02-23 [date recorded]

Part of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation collection

SUMMARY: Part of radio program, with Bill Herbert and Marce Munro reporting on the work of the British Columbia Provincial Police.;

Maitland-Dougall, James St. Leger. Victoria, Hazelton; Policeman, Magistrate, Government Agent.

MS-2177
Series
1892-1933

Part of James Maitland-Dougall fonds

Daily diaries kept by Maitland-Dougall as Chief Constable at Duncan, August 1, 1892 - January 31, 1897, and at Hazelton Police District, August 10, 1909 - May 8, 1911 (folders 1 and 2); notebooks kept as Stipendiary Magistrate, Duncan, October 25, 1916 - August 20;, 1923, August 21, 1923 - December 14, 1926, and June 11, 1931 - March 19, 1932 (folders 3-5). Loose correspondence and clippings re Maitland-Dougall's retirement removed from folder 5 and filed in folder 6 with loose material such as reports, correspondence and tailor's bill removed from other folders. Commissions as Police Magistrate, Cumberland, and Stipendiary Magistrate, Counties of Nanaimo and Victoria, (folder 7).

Presented by R.S. Bayne, Victoria, 1985.

Maitland-Dougall, James

Law enforcement in B.C.

AAAB3847
Item
1971-02-25 [date recorded]

Part of British Columbia Historical Association, Victoria Section fonds

RECORDED: [location unknown], 1971-02-25 SUMMARY: [No content summary available.];

Muirhead, Cecil Davidson, 1899-. Prince George District, Bulkley Valley; Game Warden.

MS-2354
Series
1922-1937

Part of Cecil Davidson Muirhead fonds

Diary, January 27, 1922 - December 31, 1937, of C.D. Muirhead. Muirhead worked in the vicinity of Strathnaver, helping on the family homestead, trapping, cutting ties, etc., and at Summit Lake before joining the B.C. Provincial Police, as a Special Constable in August 1923 and as a regular constable in October 1924. He served as a Game Constable at Finlay Forks and Fort St. James, and from 1929, following the separation of the Game Department from the Provincial Police, as Game Warden, first at Telkwa and then Smithers. The transcripts were made by C.D. Muirhead's brother, William Muirhead.

Copied from photocopies borrowed from Mrs. A.A. Mallery, Prince George, 1986 (niece of C.D. Muirhead).

Muirhead, Cecil Davidson, b. 1899

Muirhead, Cecil Davidson. 1899 - 1976 Smithers; Game Warden.

MS-2496
File
1970

Part of Archives discrete item collection

"The terrifically Terrible Ursus Horibilis (carnivore) or grizzly bear": an account of an investigation Muirhead, as a Provincial Police constable, carried out into the killing of a trapper, Tom Meaney, by a grizzly bear north east of Prince George in the 1920s. Muirhead describes the country, forms of travel, Meaney's companions, and the trappers' daily routine. An addendum lists and describes birds in the area. The account contains photographs.

Presented by Mrs. A.A. Mallery (niece), Duncan, 1987.

Muirhead, Cecil Davidson, b. 1899

Frederick Hussey fonds