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Holmes Leroy Whitney

Regimental number: 112070. Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4462 – 22: Item: 463577, PDF:-B4462-SO22. Date of Birth: 31/01/1886 at Chatham, ON. N of K: Mrs. Katherine Holmes of 166 Monmouth Rd., Walkerville, Essex Co., ON. Served 8 years with the 21st Essex Fusiliers. Wireless telegrapher. (Single) – Vaccination – Yes. Served in the 21st Ry. […]

Holmes, Patricia “Pat / Patty” Louise

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Holmes. The CDN 30/ 11/43 reported that Patrica then living at 113 King St. West, Chatham, had enlisted in the RCAF. Cpl. Holmes was reported in the CDN 7/09/44 was stationed at RCAF-Centralia when she was granted a week furlough with her parents. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website. […]

It was reported in the CDN 29/03/44 that he left for Lachine, PQ. after spending three weeks furlough with his wife who was living at her parents. Date of Death: 31/03/1945 In Lancaster bomber # NG 345 a daylight Ops. to Hamburg, Germany. Attacked by a German jet fighter (Messerschmitt Me 262) the aircraft […]

Hooker, Wesley C.

From Chatham, ON. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Correll Hooker of Blenheim, ON., brother of Lewis (CAMC). Wesley enlisted in 1942 in Windsor, ON. Trained at No. 12 BTC. in Chatham, ON., Brockville and Camp Borden. Enlisted in 1942 and had been sent overseas in February 1944. In the CDN 16/01/45 he has been promoted […]

Mentioned in Dispatches 1944, wounded in action. The DT 13/05/43 reported that Floyd was stationed at Barriefield was on a weekend at his parents home. The DT 8/04/43 reported that Floyd was at Ipperwash camp when he was given a weekend leave. Pte. Hooper was stationed at Barriefield when he was given a two week leave. DT 8/07/43 Pte Hooper was […]

Born in Lambton, Co., ON., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham ‘Abe’ Hooper, the brother of Ernest. Irvine was living and employed at the grist mill of Mr. A. McVean of Dresden prior to his enlistment. Irvine enlisted in Chatham, ON. 4/11/14 and went overseas 15/04/1915 where he trained until September of 1915 when […]

Glen enlisted in the Kent Regt. 20/01/1943 at the age of 19 years. He saw service overseas in the United Kingdom and was discharged from service 16/1/1945. Returning to Canada and Dresden where he would live out his life. He married Norma and they had a daughter Barbara and a son Barry. Jack worked at […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Hooper. The DT 16/07/42 reported that Lyle was stationed at Regina, SK. when he arrived in Dresden for a two week leave. Re-enlisted in 1947 when recalled by R.C.R. August 1954, R.C.E.M.E. In Korea, two Korean Medals for service with Canadian Attached U.N. troops. Prior to the Second […]

Vaughn enlisted in the RCAF 15/10/1943 and served at Mont Joli, PQ. as a LAC. The DT 30/12/43 reported that Vaughn was on a Christmas leave at his mother’s home. He was discharged from service in October of 1945. After the war he was employed at the Canadian Canners working there for forty-three years before he […]

Hooper, Garnet A.

Salem Community Roll of Honour. The KCFA 19/07/45 reported that the hospital ship Letitia had docked at Halifax NS., with six Kent County boys who might be going to hospital in London rather their homes. Pte. Hooper was on the list. He was welcomed home by the special welcoming committee chaired by Ted Carter, Canadian Legion, […]

Hooper, George W.

Husband of Doris Eileen (nee Stewart). The father of Gerald and Russ. The CDN 28/12/45 reported that George had arrived landed in New York after crossing aboard the Queen Elizabeth. George passed away in 2009. LOOKING FOR SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Hoppins, A.W.

The son of Mrs. Nettie Hoppins and he had a brother Harvey. He was visiting with his mother on a weeks leave. DT 21/12/44 LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Horan B. K.

Sergeant Horan enlisted in the American Marine Corps in 1913 and saw service along the Mexican border, receiving a medal as expert rifleman. Upon war breaking out he bought his discharge, returning to Canada in Feb. 1915, when he enlisted with the 33rd Battalion at London, Ontario. He was transferred from the 33rd to the […]

Horley, Wallace Carman

Date of Birth 10/09/1921 at Dewer Lake, Sask. The son of Carman and Rachel Horley of Port Lambton and Sarnia ON. He had two brothers also in the RCN. It was reported that Wallace was serving on HMCS Venture a ‘Guard Ship’ at Halifax, NS. Assigned to HMCS Alberni, a Corvette 14/01/44 was struck by […]

Born in Blenheim, ON., the daughter of Robert and Helene Hornby of Gray St., Chatham. The sister of John Robert, Doriene (Killby) and Marjorie (Sullivan). She attended Blenheim High School. The wife of William Chandler, mother of Dave, Sue (Nead). Donna Jean severed in the RCAF as a Wireless operator from 1943 to 1945. Donna served as a Wireless Operator, was […]

Hornick, Blanche Isabelle

Date of Birth: May 2, 1925. Blanch enlisted with the RCAF (Womens Division) 29/07/43, she was assigned to Rockcliffe Station where she would assume her duties as a wireless operator. She would serve until 4/06/46 when she was discharge with Honourable Release with the C.V.S.M. Her duties were clerical work. Blanche was given the honour […]

Born in Tilbury East the son of Mr. Garnet Hornick of Tilbury East, brother of Lydia (Cushnie) Blanche (Osborne), Marjorie, James and Douglas. He grew up in Tilbury and attended Tilbury High School before moving to Windsor, ON. His date of enlistment was 1936. Jack, the husband of Helen Verge were married 17 Dec., 1939 the father of Garnet Leigh, born 21 Feb. 1940 […]

Horton Clarence “Hort” L.

The son of Frank Horton of Patteson Avenue, Chatham. Trained in Windsor from May 1942 to October 1942. Then went to Ottawa then to Cornwallis and to Newfoundland. In April 1944 went to see and served aboard ship until late 1945. The CDN 24/10/44 reported that Clarence returning to the east coast after visiting his parents, the brother of […]

Born in Chatham, ON., 5 /11/1921. Son of Mr. Frank and Kate Gladys Horton of 43 Patteson Ave. He attended Queen Mary Public School and CCI. He also had a brother Clarence who enlisted in the RCNVR “over a tear ago”. Prior to his enlistment ‘Les’ was a storekeeper for two years at the Chrysler Motors plant in Chatham. […]

Signaller Cecil F. D. Hoskins was transferred from the 91st to the 186th Battalion serving with this unit until March 1917. .Signaller Cecil F. D. Hoskins was discharged from military service March 20th, 1917, being medically unfit.

Bugler Clifford C. Hoskins went overseas with the 99th Battalion May 31st, 1916, and was stationed at Sandling until October when he was returned to Canada, being too young for active service. Bugler Clifford C. Hoskins received his discharge from military service being under age. Date Deceased: February 04, 1995

Hoskins, Donald ‘Don’ Dunk

Born 16/06/1925 at Chatham, ON. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred William Hoskins (a veteran of WWI 1st Bn. CEF) and Violet Jasmin (Hoskins); of Queen St. South and also lived on Baxter Street, Chatham.The eldest of four boys Jack, James and David of Queen St., Chatham, ON. Educated at Queen Mary Public School and […]

James grew up in Dresden. The DT 22/04/43 reported that L/Cpl. Houston, stationed at Camp Ipperwash was on a furlough for two weeks visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ern Houston of North Dresden. DT 22/04/43 After some time in the army he transferred from the army and to the air force. R88316, RCAF 408 Bomber […]

Born 22/06/1919 in Chatham, ON, living in Wheatley, ON. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Houston of Wheatley. Rank: Sergeant (Pilot), Royal Canadian Air Force, # 11 Operational Training Unit. KIA – Date of Death: 22/07/1941,. Though born in Chatham he grew up in Wheatley, ON. where he attended Wheatley Continuation School and the United Church and […]

Houston, Michael Ferguson

Date of Birth: March 1, 1922. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Houston of Harwich, Twsp., Kent Co., ON. Micheal was living in Ridgetown when he enlisted 3/09/42. Married to Adeline Edna (nee Molson) in Kingston, ON. on November 6, 1943 CDN13/11/43, he was stationed at Petawawa at the time of his […]

Houston, Ralph D.

Ralph did his basic training at No.12 – BTC., Chatham, ON. CDN 20/02/42 The DT 8/04/43 reported that he was stationed at Camp Borden, and was training with the Tank Corp. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Houston, Richard C.

From Thamesville. Richard and his wife were reported visiting with Mr. nad Mrs. Lloyd Risebourough of Blenheim while he was on leave from Halifax. CDN 21/06/44. Richard saw service on the Halifax coast. WTM.

Born October 24, 1913. The husband of May Madeline (nee Anderson) and the father of Robert. Married, his wife was living with Alfred’s parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Louis Howard on Gray St., Chatham, ON. Place of Enlistment: Windsor, Ontario. He served with the 2nd Kent Reserved Regiment from August 14, 1940 to March 1944. Married, […]

Born in Chatham in 1906. The Brother of Leo ‘Brodie’, Thomas, Stewart, Bonnie (Lauison) and William “Doc”. Ernest never married. Was with supply Department (Quarter Master Stores) stationed at #12 B.T.C. Chatham. Was on Chatham hospital Staff and then organized to go overseas at Listowel, Ontario. Went to Windsor, Nova Scotia and then overseas. […]

The son of John and Molly Howard of 90 Murray St., Chatnam, ON. He attended Chatham Vocational School. Prior to his enlistment he was employed by J. Terry and Son. The brother of Jack Ordinary seaman in the RCNVR, and brother Reginald, an instructor at Long Branch. Ernest enlisted in June of 1941 at HMCS Hunter […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard of St. Clair St., Chatham ON. The CDN 28/03/45 that Henry had been home on a twenty one day furlough and was returning to the east coast. Served twenty months in Canada. Promoted to Able Seaman. Discharged February 16th, 1946.

Trained at Windsor, Halifax, St. Hyacinth, and served at Port Arthur and Seacliffe. Rose from Ordinary Seaman to rank of Telegraphist and served in that capacity. Discharged September 1945.

In Navy two years and four months. Served overseas sixteen months. Born in 1925 (IODE) or 1926 (obit), the son of Leo and Emily (nee Drew) of 40 Edgar st., Chatham, ON. The brother of Helen (Ashton). The husband of Mary Jane (nee Premeau) 29/09/48. The father of Carol (Goddard), Mary Ellen (Zimmer), Betty Ann […]

Howard Orville C.

Served in Canada. Was engaged in repair work, ground crew. Served for four years being stationed at Fingal, St. Thomas and other stations. Discharged December 1945.

Howe Robert George

The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Howe of Park Ave., Chatham, ON. The CDN 17/02/43 as AC2 at Toronto, ON. He was home on a brief furlough visiting his parents. The CDN 29/06/44 reported that he had arrived from the west coast to spend a furlough with his parents. In Canada, along the Pacific Coast and along the […]

Hubbard, Sylvester “Budd”

Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). From Tilbury, ON. Budd would be promoted to the rank of 2nd/Lieut. in the Kent Regt. Transferred to C.I.C. A58394 for active service overseas. The CDN 28/12/45 reported that he returned to Canada aboard the S. S. Queen Elizabeth. Next of Kin: […]

Sapper A. Floyd Hubbell reported for duty in London June 1st, 1918, and went overseas July 6th, 1918, training at Seaford, England, March 15th, 1919, he transferred to C.A.P.C. and was sent to London with that Corps. Sailed for Canada September 12th, 1919. Discharged at London September 22nd, 1919 due to demobilization.

Hubbell, Charles R.

From Bothwell, Kent Co. C.R. Hubbell Tells of Trip to N. Africa October 29, 1943. Chatham Daily News W.A. Hutton of Tilbury, has received an interesting letter from Sergt. C. R. Hubbell and postmarked from Egypt, in which the writer tells of his trip to North Africa with the Canadian Forces. The letter was written to […]

Major E. D. Hubbell left Canada with the First Contingent, proceeding to France March 1915. After serving fifteen months as Medical Officer with the 1st Canadian Field Ambulance, he was transferred to the 1st Motor Machine Gun Brigade, and three months later to the No 7 Canadian General Hospital.

Hubber, E.S.

The CDN 28/12/45 reported that he returned to Canada aboard the S. S. Queen Elizabeth. Next of Kin: Mrs. Galbraith, 168 Park St. Chatham, ON LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Was in service a little over four and a half years. Served overseas four years in Germany, Belgium, Holland, France and England. Was on Occupational Duty in Germany. Promoted to Messenger Despatcher and was awarded the Oak Leaf for service in Germany and a certificates for Majesty’s Despatcher, presented at the Armouries in Chatham, Was […]

Served with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Trained at Chatham and Camp Borden. Went overseas from posting at Windsor Nova Scotia in 1943.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Huckle formerly of Chatham but residing in Windsor in 1945. Served with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Trained at Lachine, Quebec and completed training in December 1943. Posted overseas in March 1944. After completing one tour of operations consisting of thirty two trips was posted back to Canada, […]

Huff Arthur William

Regimental number: 2115374. Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4582 – 34, Item: 475301, PDF:- B4582. Present address – 11113 – 127th St., Edmonton, Alta. Born at Kent Co. ON. Date of Birth: 16/02/1893 at Kent Co., ON. Son of Mr. & Mrs. Warren P. Huff of 11113 – 127th St., Edmonton, Alberta. (Mother) ( […]

Huffman, Archie D.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Huffman of Cedar Springs, Kent Co., ON. He was a recent visitor with his parents. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Gunner Lyle H. Huffman trained nine months with the 24th Kent Regiment. Gunner Lyle H. Huffman trained at Petawawa Camp, London and again at Petawawa, being under age for overseas service.

Huffman, Smith C.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Huffman of Cedar Springs, brother of Jack Smith and Jack were both serving in Italy when they reported in a letter to their parents how the two brothers had been stuck in a shell hole for twenty-four hours, “from which they could see the whites of the Nazi’s eyes, […]

Previous Military Experience: None History After Enlistment: Served at H.M.C.S. Stadacona, Halifax N.S. Barbara was home from Halifax on a few days leave. CDN 21/03/44

Hughes, Hubert Galbraith

Gunner Hubert G. Hughes trained two weeks at Halifax on the H.M.S. Niobe, and overseas at Devenport Royal Navy Barracks, he took a course at the Gun School, was drafted on a trawler for channel duty, and later transferred to the Royal Naval Barracks, Portsmouth, where he took a second course. He then trained at […]

Hughes, John Thomas

Of Chatham, ON. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes of Kent Bridge, Kent Co., ON. Married and the father of a baby daughter. The brother of James Roland (DFC & Bar ), Raymond (KIA), and L/Cpl.Maxine serving in Detroit and Kate also in the CWAC. He was home on leave from the Toronto […]

Born 9 December, 1918 at Kent Bridge, Kent County, ON. The son of Thomas James Hughes and Eve Lydia (Green). Raymond was one of eight children; three boys Raymond, Flt. Lt. James Roland (DFC) and LAC J. T. R168423 in the RCAF and Daughters, Barbara WREN #W1265 and Maxine CAWC # W1890. Raymond attended S. S. No. […]

Hughson, Alvin John

Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughson and Louisa (nee Huckle) Hughson of Mull. Alvin had a sister Mrs. W. Neilson also living at Mull. In December of 1942 AC2 Hughson was stationed at RCAF Manning Pool, Toronto when he spent a week-end with is parents in Mull. CDN 4/12/42 The CDN 5/05/43 reported LAC Hughson and Mrs. […]

Regimental number: 91077 – 329976 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4607 – 40, ITEM: 476920, PDF:- B4607-SO40. Present address: Ridgetown, Kent Co., ON. Date of Birth: 31/08/1877 at New Castle-on-Tyne, Northumberland, England. Married to Beatrice, (mother of Frank and Frances Jean) a coach driver living in Ridgetown, ON. Vaccination- Yes. Attestation: 24/12/1915 to 29th Batt. CFA. Date of […]

Humphrey, Henry “Harry” William

From Bothwell, ON. Harry was stationed in London, ON., while he was on leave to Bothwell in June of 1941. BT 26/06/41 Reported returning from overseas duty aboard HMCS St. Laurent, expected to dock at “an eastern Canadian port” soon. CDN 8/09/45 Reported being welcomed back to Chatham from overseas duty by Aldermen George Kerr KC., A. […]

Humphrey, David

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hyatt of Patteson Ave., Chatham. The CDN 18/09/44 reported that David had returned to St.Johns, Nfld. after a twenty-eight furlough with his parents. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

In Service five years and nine months. Was overseas for two years and nine months with the Permanent forces. He returned home – but not discharged in 1946.

A veteran of the 1st World War. In Which he received the Military Medal. Went overseas in September 1941. Promoted to Captain in November 1943 and to Major in October 1944. Served in England, Africa, Italy, France and Belgium. Mentioned in Despatches. Discharged January 16th, 1946.

A/B diver 2. RCNVR. Born 2/05/1923, the son of Robert and Catherine Hunter of Dresden. Warren enlisted in December 1940 at the age of 17 1/2 years old. He served in Europe, the Arctic, Caribbean, Atlantic and Pacific. Discharged November 1945.

Hunter, Alexander B.

Regimental number: 3136411. Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4626 – 30, Item: 480745, Pdf: B4626-SO30. Present address: R.R. #3, Dresden, Kent Co., ON. Place of Birth: Dresden, Lambton, Co. (single) Farmer. Date of Birth: 04/12/1896 at Dresden, Kent Co., ON. Son of Charles Coote Hunter of R. R. # 3 Dresden. A single farmer living […]

The husband of Lois of 175 ½ Park Ave. East, Chatham, ON. A one time ‘carrier boy’ for the Chatham Daily News, later he was employed at the Palmer’s Bakery, in Chatham, ON. James enlisted with Kent Regt., but transferred to the First Base Workshop. He was reported as arriving safely in England in the […]

Hutton, Harry K.

F/O. Hutton was on a weekend pass from the Pre-Air Crew Educational Detachment, Toronto, ON. TT 8/04/43. Harry was posted to No.1 C.N.S. (Canadian Navagators School) at Rivers, Manitoba for an eight week course. TT2/09/43. In October of 1943 Harry stationed then in Toronto was home on a weekend leave. TT 21/10/43. Harry was still with […]

Huxley Norman Roger

Trained and served in Canada. Discharged February 1946. Son of Norman and Natalie (Denomy) Huxley of Raleigh Twsp. , Kent Co., ON. Brother of Mary, Maxine and Doris. Looking for Information.

Huxley, Maxine Virginia

Daughter of Norman and Natalie (Denomy) Huxley of Raleigh Twsp., Kent Co., ON. Sister of Norman, Mary and Doris. Enlisted in the RCAF. Photo. The CDN 23/02/43 reported that Mrs. Robert Hind entertained on a Saturday evening for her sister Maxine before her departure, Maxine would leave for Rockcliffe where she would be attached to the […]

Illman, John ‘Jack’ Alexander

Born in Chatham, ON. 24/03/1923 the son of Alexander and Alice Illman of Harvey St., Chatham, ON., brother of Don, they were living at 163 Harvey St., Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Jack went to Central Public School and Chatham Collegiate Institute. John enlisted in the RCAF 11/07/1941. Jack enlisted 12/06/1941 and began his training soon after […]

Five years with the Elgin Regiment (London) in the bugle band Acrobatic Entertainer. Had attained the rank of Corporal. Served on the staff of the B.T.C. Kitchener. Discharged in 1946.

The CDN 31/10/44(P)reported Thomas was spending a leave with his wife and children on Foster St., in Chatham. His father Mike, also resides in Chatham; and was a veteran of the Great War. Trained in Canada and was Sea Duty for one year. Discharged August 23rd, 1945. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH […]

Irvine, Bob

The son of Major H. J. Irvine of Chatham and Mrs. Irvine of Brigden. Stationed at RCAF-Crumlin was reported home for a weekend. WN 26/09/43. The WN 28/10/43 reported that Pilot Officer at RCAF-Crumlin had left for Nova Scotia after two weeks furlough at his mother’s. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Lieutenant T. Leslie Irwin was appointed Lieutenant with the 24th Kent Regiment December 27th, 1915, and qualified as Infantry Lieutenant in the C.E.F. May 1st. 1916. Lieutenant T. Leslie Irwin was appointed with the 149th Battalion, C.E.F. June 28th, 1916, but his appointment being junior he was not selected with the draft to go overseas […]

Irwin, William “Bill” Charles

Born 2/02/1924 in Chatham Twsp., Kent Co. ON. Son of Earl and Leah (Poole) Irwin, of Elizabeth St., Wallaceburg, Ontario. William enlisted in the RCNVR in Windsor, ON. on 4/02/1943. He trained at HMCS Hunter (Windsor), HMCS York (Toronto) St. Hyacinth PQ. and HMCS Cornwallis (Halifax) and Stadacona (NS). He was assigned to HMCS Valleyfield […]

Isaac, D.D.

The Wallaceburg News 27/07/44 reported that he had enlisted at No.1 District Depot in London, ON. At the time he was living at R.R. #3 Wallaceburg. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Isaacs, Ernest “Ernie” G.

It was reported that Ernie was leaving his family home at Dover Centre, Kent Co., ON., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Isaac to join the RCAF. Before he left a party was given to honour Ernie’s bride Doris (nee McGregor), he was given a friendly send-off at the Dover Centre Hall before leaving […]

Born 22/02/1915 the son of Lotto and Mary Isber of Dresden, ON. Peter enlisted in September of 1939 serving at Bagotville, PQ. and Dartmouth, NS. In January of 1944 Peter was stationed at RCAF Moncton, N.B. He was home in Dresden on a week-end leave for New Years with his wife. CDN 4/01/44 In May of […]

The on of Mr. John Israels of Chatham, On. The husband of Harriot (nee Bishop) of Muskegon, Michigan. CDN 17/06/42 Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Ray would later transfer to the RCAF as AC2 R145167. Trained at Crumlin and Trenton. Went overseas in 1944 and […]

Ives, H.G.

The WJ 14/07/41 reported Spr. Ives had spent a weekend at hos home. The WJ 14/10/19 and 27/11/41 reported Pte. Ives stationed at Hamilton, spent a few days leave at his home in Wheatley. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Was in service six years five and a half of which were spent overseas. Promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant. Discharged May 26th, 1946.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jackson of Dresden, ON. The DT 11/05/44 reported that she was then stationed at RCAF MacDonald, MB. when she spent a few days furlough with her parents. Discharged November 29th, 1945. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Jackson George Henry

Regimental number: 124593. Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4746 – 6, Item: 478711, PDF:- B4746-S006. Date of Birth: 30/04/1872 at Birmingham, England. Married to Harriet Jackson, at 26 Delaware Ave., Chatham, ON. where he worked as a labourer. Vaccinations. Attestation: “Understand and willing to attest 28/12/1915 at London, ON., to the 70th Batt. Apparent age: […]

Jackson George Henry Jr.

Regimental number: 124252 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 4746 – 5, Item: 478710, PDF:- B4746-SO05. Date of Birth 28/12/1896 at Birmingham, England. Son of George Henry and Harriet Jackson of 26 Delaware Ave., Chatham, ON. A Butcher by trade. Member of the 24th Kent. Regt. Attestation 28/10/1915 at Chatham, ON., age 18 years 10 months, to 70th Bn. Age: 18 yrs. 11 mths., Height: 5’ […]

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