Frederick Alexander Marquand

 

Frederick Alexander Marquand attended St. Paul’s School from 1867 to 1873 and is a member of the Form of 1872.

According to Arthur Stanwood Pier’s St. Paul’s School 1855-1934 (pg. 151), in 1871 Marquand was a member of the Ariel crew team, rowing in the 4th position, and competed in the first annual crew race at St. Paul’s School.  The Ariel team was made up entirely of Third Formers, and they finished only two seconds behind the winning Halcyons – Shattucks finished in third place due to one of the oarsmen having caught a crab. This first race began the tradition that is still held each Anniversary weekend at St. Paul’s School.

Pier also notes that he was treasurer of the Chapel Fund from 1882 until his death in 1886.

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Dimensions: 418 x 645 pixels

File Type: image/jpg

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Identifier: olda_000174.08

  • Verso: <p>Imprinted with photography studio logo and information: "W. Notman Photographer to Her Majesty Montreal. Branches at Toronto and Halifax."  "Frd. Marquand." written in ink along the top of the card.  "1867-1873" written in pencil underneath.</p>
  • Physical Details: <p>A standard cabinet card with photograph mounted on heavy paper board.  "Fred Marquand. 67-73" written in pencil beneath the photograph.  "William Notman _ Montreal, Toronto & Halifax." printed along the bottom edge.</p>

Original Dimensions: 4.25 X 6.5 inches (10.41 X 15.93 cm)

Rights: Public Domain

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Originally Published On: July 9th, 2012

Last Modified On: January 10th, 2013

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Notman, William. "Frederick Alexander Marquand." St. Paul's School. Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives. Web. 22 Dec. 2024.