Search Results for : RCNVR

The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Louzon. Married with a daughter Roberta. Florian was on a 30-day Pacific leave. His wife and daughter remained in Wallaceburg taking an apartment at 916 James St., Wallaceburg. WN 19/07/45

The son of Mr. T. L. Lauzon of Lafontaine St., Wallaceburg, ON. The brother of George G. The  WN 2/09/43(P) reported Henry joined the Navy in 1942 and had recently been home on a 21 day furlough. He was stationed at Halifax, NS. Prior to the war Hank had been a butcher at George Frye’s Meat […]

It was reported that Stocker Lee had been home in Chatham on furlough and was returning to his duties on the east coast in January, 1944. CDN 5/01/44. Looking for Information.  

John enlisted in the R.C.N.V.R. serving as a signalman on HMCS Mansfield and later on HMCS Wasaga, a Bangor Class minesweeper. The Wasaga was one of the fleet of ships patrolling and sweeping mines off the coast of Normandy on 6 June, 1944 in preparation for the D-Day invasion. After the war the war John […]

Reported in Chatham on a twenty eight day leave staying with his wife and daughter at their home at their home at 78 Wellington St. East, in Chatham.  CDN 29/08/45(P). According to Delmer’s daughter his service in the Navy was paid for by his poor health after the war, he died at the age of 49 […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs F. Legue of Edgar St., Chatham, brother of Yo Legue also serving in the RCNVR. Harold was employed at the Chatham Daily News prior enlisting at HMCS Hunter at Windsor, ON. CDN 23/06/44. Prior to his enlisting in the Navy he had enlisted in the Army A118879.  Harold was home […]

He was reported as ending a twenty eight day furlough from his duties on the east coast, his first leave in two years. Yo enlisted in 1940 and after his training in Canada he joined one of the Canadian destroyers on convoy duty. During the four years he was at sea he made several trips […]

Trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Served overseas in Bermuda and Newfoundland. Promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. Discharged October 1945.

Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lenover. Married and a baby daughter Ruth Ann. It was reported that they were leaving to resume Max’s resume his duties. CDN 28/12/44  

The WN 12/08/43 reported that Seaman Lewis was reported home on a 28 day leave.   The WN 27/01/44 reported that O/S. Lewis was stationed at the Control Mining Base at HMCS Stadacona, at Halifax, NS. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.    

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Little of Blenheim, ON. Prior to his enlistment he was working in Windsor, ON. He enlisted in 1943 at HMCS Hunter in Windsor, ON.  He received most of his training at HMCS Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. CDN 16/03/44  

Prior to his enlistment in the Navy Walter was a well known employe of the Lake Erie Coal Company in Erieau. He began his Naval service since the beginning of the war. In March of 1942 he was serving on a destroyer. CDN 11/03/42

Born in Wheatley, ON, 1/01/1923. He joined the Navy 20/01/1943 seving as an Able Seaman aboard HMCS New Glasgow, a River Class frigate. He did convoy duty in the North Atlantic and made one trip on the Murmansk Run to northern Russia. He reported saying that one trip to Murmansk was enough. The HMCS New […]

From Tilbury joins the RCNVR. The CDN 14/07/44 arrived at Shelburne NS after a two week furlough at his parents. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE  INFORMATION –  Contact GOH Website.   

The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lumley of Tilbury. He signed up with the RCNVR in 1942 and reported in January of 1943. After enlisting some months prior Bill was called up to report to HMCS Hunter in Windsor, ON. TT 18/03/43. In late September Bill was stationed at the Navy training school […]