children: Elspeth Hudson Angus (1858–1936), married Charles Meredith. They died without children. Bertha Angus, married Robert MacDougall Paterson (1859–1922), stockbroker of Montreal. He was the eldest son of Alexander Thomas Paterson (1833–1909), President of the Montreal Telegraph Company and a director of the Bank of Montreal. They died without children. Edith Margaret Angus (d. 1907), married Frederic Lumb Wanklyn (1860–1930), CPR executive, vice-president of the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, President of the Montreal Terminal Railway. Margaret Forrest Angus, married Dr. Charles F. Martin (1868–1953), Dean of the McGill University Faculty of Medicine. He was later President of the Montreal Art Association and succeeded Martha Allan as President of the Montreal Repertory Theatre. (Donald) Forbes Angus (1866–1943), Chairman of Standard Life Assurance and President of Guardian Life Assurance. Among others, he was a director of the Bank of Montreal, the Royal Trust Company and the British Columbia Sugar Refinery. He married Mary Henshaw, daughter of Colonel F.C. Henshaw of Montreal and his wife, Maud MacDougall. Maud Angus (d. 1946), married Dr. Walter William Chipman (1867–1950), Chief of Gynaecology at the Royal Victoria Hospital; Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at McGill University. William Forrest Angus (1873–1951), President of the Dominion Bridge Company and the Mental Hygiene Institute, Montreal. (David) James Angus, of Rockland Avenue, Victoria, British Columbia. Although Lord Mount Stephen is generally credited as the genius that created the CPR empire, with his banking and administrative experience, Angus was an indispensable lieutenant. In 1904, the CPR named its new repair complexes in Montreal the CPR Angus Shops in his honour. He died at his country house, Pine Bluff, on 17 September 1922. Two days later, on the day of his funeral, the CPR stopped all trains for two minutes – a symbolic gesture to one of its founding partners. He was buried at the Mount Royal Cemetery in Montreal. References External links Biography of R.B. Angus at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online Informal photographs of the Angus family at Senneville Details of 'Pine Bluff', Angus' country home Biography of R.B. Angus at rootsweb.com Appeal For Share Of Estate Worth $2,500,000 Fails Art Collection of R.B. Angus, of Montreal Photograph:Richard B. Angus, 1868–1869 – McCord Museum Photograph:Richard B. Angus, 1874 – McCord Museum Photograph:Richard B. Angus, 1891 – McCord Museum 1831 births 1922 deaths Canadian Presbyterians Pre-Confederation Canadian businesspeople Bank of Montreal presidents Scottish emigrants to pre-Confederation Quebec Pre-Confederation Quebec people Anglophone