Pte. Berry went overseas with the 106th battalion Mar. 26, 1917 and after training at Bramshott, proceeded to France on Sept. 5 attached to the 18th battalion.
By bursting of a shell in the front line trenches Nov. 1917, he was killed in action.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| Cenotaph | Wallaceburg Cenotaph |
| Sources | Chatham Daily Planet (27-09-1919), No Return Ticket - Wallaceburg War Casualties - Alan Mann 2002, Bill Siddall, Historian |
| Supplemental Information | Wife: Mrs. Edna Berry, Campbelford Daughter: Edna Mae |
| Height | 6'1" |
| Eye Colour | blue |
| Age | 33 |
| Complexion | fair |
| Hair | dark brown |
| Race | white |
| Birthplace | Somerset, England |
| Religion | Anglican |
| Last Place of Employment | Dominion Glass Factory, Wallaceburg |
| Average Earnings | 60/mth |
| Marital Status | married |
| When Enlisted | Mar. 11, 1916 |
| Where Enlisted | Wallaceburg, Ontario |
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