Here is a brief biographical sketch of Brother James Dickson Pollock taken from his obituary in the Cowichan Leader newspaper:

“Pollock – Mr. James Dickson Pollock, manager for the Hillcrest Lumber Co., died on Friday in the King’s Daughters’ Hospital, Duncan. He had been in hospital several months. He was 49.
Mr. Pollock leaves his wife, the former Miss Gladys Bell, and eight children: Jean, Robert, James  Stuart, Mary, William, Helen, Lawrence and Richard.

Also surviving are two brothers: Mr. Andrew Pollock, Flin Flon, Manotoba; and Mr. John Pollock, Union Bay; three sisters, Miss Christina Pollock, Summerland; Mrs. Olivia Smith, Summerland; and Mrs. A.H. Barker, Cloverdale; and a sister-in-law, Dr. Lelah Pollock, Portland.

Mr. Pollock was born in Paisley, Scotland, and trained as a book-keeper and stenographer, winning several prizes for speed and proficiency. About 25 years ago he came to B.C. and entered the office of a lumber company at Barnet, near New Westminster.
Following this, he was in the office of the Island Lumber Co. here, and in 1912 became book-keeper of the Hillcrest Lumber Company, acquiring an interest in it some years afterwards.

There was a large attendance on Sunday afternoon at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Duncan, and at the graveside in the United Church Cemetery, Somenos, where 103 cars were counted.
Mrs Firth, sen., was organist, and the hymns were, “Jesu, Lover of My Soul” and “Forever With The Lord.” The Rev. E. Barnes officiated.

The pallbearers were Messrs. John Pollock, Union Bay; A.H. Barker, Cloverdale; Claud Bell, Penticton; and Jack Drew, J.A. Kyle and Len Traer.

Mr. R.W. Whidden was funeral director.”

Source: Cowichan Leader, October 29, 1936

The tomb of Brother James Dickson Pollock in Mountain View Cemetery, Somenos, B.C.

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