1st wife: Matilda Jane Redick (divorced 1905)
children:
Nellie M (Landon) Hotaling 1886–1932
Edith Gertrude (Landon) Thetreau 1889–1972
Percy Joseph Landon 1892–1959
2nd wife: Alice Tucker (former wife of Jacob J Dotzert)
adopted child:
John Ray Dotzert - Landon 1896-1958
Pioneer postmaster and hotelman for 35 years, John Henry Landon died at Edmonton. Well known throughout northern Alberta, Mr. Landon was associated with five hotels during his lifetime. He was born in Ontario and moved to Vermilion
in 1908. In 1907 he started the post office at Landonvllle, 28 miles north of Vermilion. The post office was named in honor of Mr. Landon. Later he operated hotels at Derwent
Clyde and Camrose.
Obtained from Newspaper Archives: Publication:
Lethbridge Herald February 19, 1943
children:
Nellie M (Landon) Hotaling 1886–1932
Edith Gertrude (Landon) Thetreau 1889–1972
Percy Joseph Landon 1892–1959
2nd wife: Alice Tucker (former wife of Jacob J Dotzert)
adopted child:
John Ray Dotzert - Landon 1896-1958
Pioneer postmaster and hotelman for 35 years, John Henry Landon died at Edmonton. Well known throughout northern Alberta, Mr. Landon was associated with five hotels during his lifetime. He was born in Ontario and moved to Vermilion
in 1908. In 1907 he started the post office at Landonvllle, 28 miles north of Vermilion. The post office was named in honor of Mr. Landon. Later he operated hotels at Derwent
Clyde and Camrose.
Obtained from Newspaper Archives: Publication:
Lethbridge Herald February 19, 1943
1st wife: Matilda Jane Redick (divorced 1905)
children:
Nellie M (Landon) Hotaling 1886–1932
Edith Gertrude (Landon) Thetreau 1889–1972
Percy Joseph Landon 1892–1959
2nd wife: Alice Tucker (former wife of Jacob J Dotzert)
adopted child:
John Ray Dotzert - Landon 1896-1958
Pioneer postmaster and hotelman for 35 years, John Henry Landon died at Edmonton. Well known throughout northern Alberta, Mr. Landon was associated with five hotels during his lifetime. He was born in Ontario and moved to Vermilion
in 1908. In 1907 he started the post office at Landonvllle, 28 miles north of Vermilion. The post office was named in honor of Mr. Landon. Later he operated hotels at Derwent
Clyde and Camrose.
Obtained from Newspaper Archives: Publication:
Lethbridge Herald February 19, 1943
children:
Nellie M (Landon) Hotaling 1886–1932
Edith Gertrude (Landon) Thetreau 1889–1972
Percy Joseph Landon 1892–1959
2nd wife: Alice Tucker (former wife of Jacob J Dotzert)
adopted child:
John Ray Dotzert - Landon 1896-1958
Pioneer postmaster and hotelman for 35 years, John Henry Landon died at Edmonton. Well known throughout northern Alberta, Mr. Landon was associated with five hotels during his lifetime. He was born in Ontario and moved to Vermilion
in 1908. In 1907 he started the post office at Landonvllle, 28 miles north of Vermilion. The post office was named in honor of Mr. Landon. Later he operated hotels at Derwent
Clyde and Camrose.
Obtained from Newspaper Archives: Publication:
Lethbridge Herald February 19, 1943
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