Dorothy Walton · wikidata Q1250359

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Dorothy Walton: badminton player (1909–1981). Birth as stated: 1909-08-07 in Swift Current. Death as stated: 1981-10-17 in Toronto. Occupation as stated: badminton player. Citizenship as stated: Canada. Also stated: Educated at: University of Saskatchewan; Award: Member of the Order of Canada (1973); Award: Canada's Sports Hall of Fame (1961); Award: Bobbie Rosenfeld Award (1940). No kinship is claimed from this record. Shared names stay separate.

Recorded as Dorothy Walton; Dorothy McKenzie (alternative); Dorothy Louise Walton (alternative).

Occurrences

Identifiers

• wikidata: Q1250359 (retrieved)
• wikipedia: Dorothy Walton (stated)

No kinship is claimed from this identity record.

Claims

• death: Possible
• Award: Member of the Order of Canada (1973): Possible
• Participant in: 1936 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Place of birth: Swift Current: Possible
• Participant in: 1940 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Citizen of Canada: Possible
• Participant in: 1935 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Participant in: 1939 All England Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Place of death: Toronto: Possible
• Award: national champion: Possible
• Award: Canada's Sports Hall of Fame (1961): Possible
• Sport: badminton: Possible
• Participant in: 1947 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• birth: Possible
• Participant in: 1938 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Native language: English: Possible
• Participant in: 1940 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's doubles: Possible
• Participant in: 1937 Canadian Badminton Championships – women's singles: Possible
• Educated at: University of Saskatchewan: Possible
• wikipedia: Possible
• Award: Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame (1971): Possible
• Award: Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (1966): Possible
• Award: Bobbie Rosenfeld Award (1940): Possible
• wikidata: Probable
• Language: English: Possible
• Buried at: Mount Pleasant Cemetery: Possible
• Award: Badminton Ontario Hall of Fame: Possible
• Occupation: badminton player: Possible