General John Crispo Inglis
Edwards
Male
Canada
1896-07-05
Londonderry, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada
1978-12-31
Saanichton, British Columbia, Canada


About

From http://www.forposterityssake.ca/CTB-BIO/MEM000598.htm

One of eight children born to Major Joseph Plimsoll Edwards and Mrs Emily Susan Edwards (née Crispo), Londonderry, Nova Scotia. Graduated St. Alban’s School, Brockville, Ontario, and Royal Naval College of Canada, Halifax. Served in World War I on numerous Royal Navy ships, also served on HMS Valiant at Malta. In World War II Commanding Officer, HMCS Stadacona, Halifax, HMCS Prince Henry (Armed Merchant Cruiser) and HMCS Cornwallis, (Naval Training Base), Commanding Officer, HMCS Naden,.

An outstanding tennis player, Province of Ontario and Nova Scotia Singles Title holder. Predeceased by his wife and fellow tennis player, Dorothy Elizabeth Edwards (née Symons), in 1973; survived by sisters, Mrs. F. Smallwood, Montreal, Mrs. G. Stewart, Victoria, British Columbia; son, John and daughter-in-law, Helen; two grandchildren, John and Susanne; nieces and nephews, Commander and Mrs. Lewis, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Evans, Halifax, Nova Scotia and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gordon, Vancouver, B.C.



Media


Archive statistics 1921 - 1939
5
32
22


Tournament wins 1934 - Prince Edward Island Championships (Amateur)
1933 - Nova Scotia Championships (Open)
1933 - Prince Edward Island Championships (Amateur)
1932 - Nova Scotia Championships (Open)
1925 - Nova Scotia Championships (Open)


Tournaments Pacific NW Sectionals - 1939 Prince Edward Island Championships - 1934 Eastern Canadian Championships - 1933 Nova Scotia Championships - 1933 Prince Edward Island Championships - 1933 Nova Scotia Championships - 1932 Canadian International Championships - 1931 British Columbia Championship - 1931 British Columbia Championship - 1930 Cannes Championships - 1928 French International Covered Court Championships - 1928 South of France Championships - 1928 Surrey Hard Court Championships - 1928 Nova Scotia Championships - 1925 British Columbia Championship - 1921

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