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Rank Private
Service # A/110442
Unit # Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.

Son of Mr. George and Rose Peltier, of Jeannettes Creek, Ontario. Arthur who was born at Jeanette’s Creek. Arthur was educated at Jeanette’s Creek public School and managed the family farm before enlisting. Besides his mother he was survived by two brothers Leonard and Glen and two sisters Joan of Windsor and Joyce at home.

He enlisted in London, ON. in May of 1944, trained at No. 12 B.T.C., Chatham and at Ipperwash where earned the championship boxing title and his marksman rating before going to Nova Scotia. He arrived at the front in November of 1944.  It was reported in the CDN 15/03/45 that her son was officially reported as being killed in action while serving in Holland.

Age: 19, KIA,  Date of Death: 01/03/1945.

Private, Service No: A/110442 Regiment: Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources “The Tilbury Story 1887 -1987”., Index of Overseas Deaths.CDN 11/11/10, CDN 11/11/99, CVWM.
Supplemental Information Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead, Grave/Memorial Reference: XXI. C. 11. Cemetery: GROESBEEK CANADIAN WAR CEMETERY - Netherlands.

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