Served on Convoy Duty. Made eight return trips overseas on British Aircraft Carrier. Reported home in Chatham from Navy Training School, Windsor, ON., in late August, 1941. CDN 25/08/41. Jack served on convoy duty and made eight return trips aboard a British aircraft carrier where he was promoted to leading Leading Telegraphist.. He was discharged […]
Read MoreTrained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Served with the Air Force from January 1944 to December 1944 and was discharged. Enlisted with the Army in February 1945 and trained with them until September 1945. Discharged September 1945.
Read MoreLiving at 168 King St. West, Chatham. The father of WO. Jack stationed in England and FO. Earl H. was stationed at North Battlford, SK. with the RCAF and a daughter Freda who was employed at Chryslers. He had been in England since May 1940. Samuel was in London when the first of the bombs were dropped by enemy planes and […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Lowry of Windsor, ON. The WJ 28/08/41 he was a resident of Wheatley. Prior to his enlistment, he was employed by the Dominion Gas Co. at Leamington. He had been stationed at Sydney, NS. with the RCAF for the past few months. After his leave he will be stationed […]
Read MoreBorn 13/02/1918 at Detroit, Michigan. Next of Kin, Phyllis Loyer of 145 ½ Richmond St., Chatham, ON. Trained at #12 B.T.C. for one month. Wilfred enlisted in Chatham, ON. 23/12/1943. Wilfred enlisted in the RCAF at No.9 Recruiting Centre at London, ON. CDN15/07/42. He trained at Malton, ON. and gained his Navigator wing. He was overseas […]
Read MoreOf Dresden, ON. The DT 3/07/41 reoprted that Clayton had enlisted in the Canadian Army. The CDN 10/12/45 reported that he returned to Canada aboard the S. S. Mauretania. Next of Kin: C.H. Lucas, Dresden. Arrived aboard the S.S. Mauritania from overseas docked at Halifax NS. 1 January, 1946. Discharged October 1945. Clayton passed away in February, 1948. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND […]
Read MoreThe WN 27/01/44 reported that AC2 Lucier was stationed at No. 9 SFTS RCAF Centralia, ON. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreFrom 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.
Read MoreSon of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lundy of King St. West, Chatham, ON. He attended Queen Mary Public School and Chatham Vocational School, where he studied electrical work. A member of Park Street United Church where he was a “loyal” worker in the Sunday School. Donald enlisted at nineteen at London, ON. in November 1943 with the Royal Canadian […]
Read MoreRegimental number: 880088 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5796 – 34, Item: 538904, PDF:- B5796-3034. Date of Birth 10/01/1888 at Annan, Scotland.N of K:- Married to Mary (wife) of North St. Anna while Chris was living in Blenheim, ON. Present address at Blenheim, Kent Co., ON. A boiler maker. Attestation: 22/02/1916 at Ridgetown, ON to 186th Bn. No previous Military […]
Read MoreTrained at Brandon, Manitoba, Sours, Manitoba, Winnipeg, Regina, Prince Albert, Toronto and Ottawa. Discharged March 9th, 1946.
Read MoreSon of Joseph William and Martha Lupton, of Wilson Ave., Chatham, Ontario, the brother of William. Prior to the war Stanley was on the staff of the Chatham Daily News and the CPR. MHSB(P). Stanley was very popular in Chatham. He attended McKeough Public School and spent two years at the Chatham Collegiate Institute. […]
Read MoreWas stationed at RCAF – Rockcliffe, ON. in September of 1943 when she was reported on a fortnight’s leave to visit her mother Mrs. C. L. MacDermott of Comber, ON. TT 16/09/43 CDN 10/09/43. The CDN 17/04/44 was visiting at her mother’s home in Comber. […]
Read MoreNext of kin reported as Mrs. A. MacDonald of 58 Barth St., Chatham, ON. Served with the Kent Regiment M.G. Served overseas for five years as Instructor with the rank of Company Sergeant Major. Discharged October 25th, 1945. George passed away 28 November, 1994 at the age of 82 years old
Read MoreNext of kin reported as Mrs. P. Hicks of 274 Lacroix St., Chatham, ON. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Reported arriving at Halifax, NS. aboard the S. S. “Nieu Amsterdam”, 9 Sept., 1945. Expected to arrive at Lachine, PQ on the 11th for leave to […]
Read MoreTrained in Kingston and discharged as medically unfit. The CDN 2/10/43 reported at No.1 Manning Pool – Toronto was reported on a week-end leave to see his mother Mrs. Bert MacDonald, of Murray St., Chatham. Discharged September 1944. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreServed overseas nearly six years. Spent short times in Italy, and was wounded in head. Spent considerable time in Westminster hospital, London, England. Discharged April 16th, 1946.
Read MoreThe husband of Constance (a war bride). They married in England. Part of her house in England after being bombed they moved to Chatham/Kent. The family is looking for information on this enlistment. They believe he served in Italy and taken as a POW. They believe he was injured and died from the wounds a few […]
Read MoreJean was born in London on July 20, 1925. Next of Kin is her husband Harold MacFarlane. She enlisted in Chatham and her address at the time was 73 Amelia Street, Chatham. She served in Canada.
Read MoreSon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. MacGregor of Victoria Ave, and his wife lived on Murray St., Chatham. Two sisters Carol and Ruth also served in the RCAF Carol, married RAF pilot R. B. Beeston and Ruth who was stationed in Sydney N.S. His sister Evelyn did not serve. Donald enlisted in the RCAF (Photographic […]
Read MoreBill was born in Chatham on July 27, 1925. His address at Enlistment was 27 Stone Avenue, Chatham, Ontario. Trained in Saskatchewan, Quebec and at St. Thomas and Toronto. Posted to Goose Bay and served there over a year. Theatre of Service: Gander, Newfoundland. Date of Death: June 1, 2003. Bill’s wife Iris writes: “I […]
Read MoreThe son of Erie and Rita MacKellar. The brother Neil, Audrey (Fenton) and Shirley (Ball). The husband of Mildred, the father of Beth (Hunter), Kathy (Holmes), Sandy (Countryman) and Dugal. Enlisted in the Navy and trained at Windsor, Quebec, Ottawa, St. Hycinthe and Cornwallis. Transferred to the Army in 1945 and trained at New Market, Quebec, London, […]
Read MoreThe son of Harry Earl and Rita MacKeller of Selkirk St., Chatham, ON. Trained at Brandon, Vancouver, Coal Harbour, British Columbia, Patricia Bay B.C. and Lachine Quebec in the Equipment Section. Neil was stationed at RCAF Coal Harbour, BC. in January of 1944 when he was home on furlough to see his parents. CDN 8/01/44. Still stationed on the […]
Read MoreOverseas four and a half years and promoted to Staff Sergeant. Received the usual decorations. Discharged May 22nd 1945.
Read MoreAppears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment, (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Went overseas from June 1942 to January 1946. Discharged January 16th, 1946. Looking for Information.
Read MoreServed in Halifax and on the West Coast. Promoted to the rank of Sub-Lieutenant. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. MacKenzie of Chatham. A graduate of Queen’s University. Prior to her enlistment she was the secretary at the Chatham Collegiate Institute in Chatham. It was reported in the CDN 3/11/44 that WREN MacKenzie […]
Read MoreNext of Kin: Mrs. R. M. MacKinnon, 430 King St. West, Chatham, ON. The CDN 10/12/45 reported that he returned to Canada aboard the S. S. Mauretania, docking at Halifax, NS. Arrived aboard the S.S. Mauritania from overseas docked at Halifax NS. 1 January, 1946. Looking for Family and Service Information – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreMade several trips over and back and was stationed one year in England. Discharged December 16th, 1945.
Read MoreThe CDN 30/ 11/43 reported that Kenneth then living at 205 Thames St., Chatham, had enlisted in the RCAF. For reason unknown he transferred to the 2nd KMRMR. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreAircraftman, RCAF. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Norris MacPherson of Wallaceburg. The WN 22/0/41 reported he was on a leave to visit his parents. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION. Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreTrained in St. Thomas, and served with Air Squadron at Ottawa, Moncton and Montreal. Promoted to the rank of Corporal. Married, he was stationed at Welland. They spent the Christmas holiday at Mrs. Maddock’s mothers Mrs. Ella Echlin of West St., Chatham. CDN 29 12/42 Afa: IODE Discharged October 23rd, 1945.
Read MoreAC2, R78653, RCAF. Married, he was stationed at Welland. They spent the Christmas holiday at Mrs. Maddocks mothers Mrs. Ella Echlin of West St., Chatham. CDN 29 12/42. James passed away 2 June, 2001 at the age of 80 years old.
Read MoreOf Chatham, ON Edward was married with two small children residing at 19 Park Ave. West, Chatham. The son of Mrs. Otis Magee of Wallaceburg, ON. He was on the original staff of No.12 BTC,-Chatham. Enlisted 5/03/42. Andrew received his “Wings” at Camp Borden, ON. 16/01/42. Arrived in England 16/01/1942 he was not reported in […]
Read MoreAppears in a group photo of graduates from HMCS Hunter, Windsor, ON. WN 26/11/42 The CDN 21/10/43 reported he was stationed on the east coast. He was spending a 28 day furlough with his wife Valetta and his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon of Edgar St., Chatham. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website. […]
Read MoreRCAF. He was stationed in BC. in September of 1943. TT 23/09/43. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION.
Read MoreTook technical training at St. Thomas. Posted to #14 Service Flying Training School, Aylmer, then to Westminster Hospital, London, then to Rockcliffe. Served as a Hospital Assistant and promoted to the rank of Corporal. Received the C.V.S.M. Date of Discharge: 1946
Read MorePte. Frederic W. Makins was promoted to Sergeant and also passed as Musketry Instructor before leaving Canada with the 186th Battalion in March 1917. He trained at Bramshott and reverted to Private to cross to France with the first draft in June 1917. He transferred to the 18th Battalion, and three months later received wounds […]
Read MoreServed on Shore duty at Gaspe Bay, Halifax and Cornwallis. Promoted to the rank of First Class Stoker. Discharged January 16th, 1946.
Read MoreServed on an Aircraft Carrier on the H.M.S. Puncher. Started in Supply Department and was later promoted to the rank of Chief Petty Officer. Served overseas nearly three years. Transferred to the Naval Department of the Civil Service where he is now serving. Discharged May 1946.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallett of 199 King St., East, Chatham, ON. Harry enlisted in August of 1943, at London, trained at Orillia, Camp Borden and at Debert, Nova Scotia. Went overseas December 1945 until January 1946. His father was in threat War. CDN 22/01/45. Harry’s father served in the Great War going overseas with the 186th and […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mallory. Married to Bessie Marie (nee Braithwaite); the father of Jan (Neil), Mary Adair (Skip) and John. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreThe WN 27/01/44 reported that EAR Malo was stationed aboard HMCS Prescott at Halifax, NS. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH website.
Read MoreThe WN 27/01/44 reported that Marcel was on a Naval Training Extension at Deepbrook, NS. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH website.
Read MoreThe husband of Florence Lilly May (nee Moor). Wedding CDN 25/04/39. The father of Priscilla (King), Jim, Glenda (O’Brien), Gloria (Mifsud), Joy (Roberts) and Edward. Glen passed away in 1983.
Read MoreReported taking NCO training in Holland and graduating the course. CDN 27/01/45. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs., Malvern of Chatham, ON. The husband of Isabelle Dun the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of Southhampton, England. They married 1/04/1944. Served overseas from December 1942 to January 23rd, 1946. Discharged January 1946. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreNext of kin reported as Howard Sr. and Mrs. F. Manderson, Box 322, Dresden, ON., The brother of Bessie (Blackwell), Susan (Wilmott), Dorothy (Rigsby) and Ivey (Wilmott), three brothers and five sister previously deceased. The husband of Alice (nee Knop), the father of Carolyn (Smyth) and David. James enlisted 29/10/ 42. The CDN 04/1943 reported was on leave […]
Read MoreThe son of Mrs. Howard Manderson of Sydenham St., Dresden. The DT 28/12/44 reported F/O. then stationed at RCAF-Ottawa was on holiday with his wife and son and mother. Practiced law in Dresden and Georgetown, Ontario. Received Queen’s Counsel December 23rd, 1958. Discharged May 31st, 1946. Maurice passed away 15 July 1972. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact […]
Read MoreFrank was born in Wakaw, Saskatchewan on March 31st, 1922. The son of Michael ‘Mike’ and Margaret (nee Boyle) Manninger of James St., Blenheim, ON., brother of Marion Dale, Elizabeth (Grant), Ted, George, Michael, Joseph and Arthur; Frank was the last of the children to pass away. The husband of Margaret (nee Marny Yeager), the father of Michael, Mark […]
Read MoreThe son of Mrs. Joseph Marchand of South St., Tilbury, ON. Married Beatrice, and had a daughter who was three in 1946 the family was living in Tilbury, ON. In March of 1943 he was Gunner Marchand home on leave from Barriefield for a weekend visit with his wife. TT18/03/43. Andy also trained at Camp Borden, […]
Read MoreHenry enlisted in June of 1943 age 17 years, he trained in London, Listowel and Camp Ipperwash. It was reported that Henry had been home on a five day leave in late October of 1943 from Camp Ipperwash, as the guest of his mother and family He was wounded during the invasion of France, spending […]
Read MoreSon of Mr. and Mrs. Deo Marchand of Young St., Tilbury, ON., brother of Garard and Raymond also in service. Prior to the war he was employed at the Canadian Top and Body Company. TT 14/01/43. Maurice enlisted in January 1942 to the Fort Garry Horse and went overseas in September. He arrived in England in September […]
Read MoreReported returning from overseas duty aboard the vessel Queen Mary docking at New York City. CDN 11/07/45.
Read MoreArrived from overseas on S. S. “Louis Pasteur” CDN 1/09/45. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION.
Read MoreSon of Alphie and Agnes Marchand, of Tilbury, Ontario, Canada. The brother of Raymond, William, Elizabeth (Bonneau), Mary (Berry), Joanne (Ryan) and Patricia. Age: 19, DOW – Date of Death: 11/09/1944, in Italy. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead, Grave/Memorial Reference: I, F, 49. Cemetery: GRADARA WAR CEMETERY.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marchand of Cathcart St. Tilbury, ON. The CDN 16/02/44 reported that Romeo had returned to the Royal Navy Training School after a two week leave at his parents home.
Read MoreBorn 19 March, 1925 at Harwich Twsp., Kent Co., ON. The son of Harry Joseph and Gertrude Mardling, the brother of WREN Margaret (Brown). The husband of Mary ‘Mae’ (nee McDonald) who resides at 182 William St. South. Harry attended Queen Mary School, the Chatham Collegiate Institute and the Chatham Vocational School. Prior to his enlistment he worked at […]
Read MoreNorman enlisted in August of 1942, trained at Camp Pettawawa, ON. after which he went overseas in March of 1943. Besides his parents he was survived by his six brothers Leo, Raymond, Earl, Morris, Lenard and Elmer in service in BC. also four sisters Mrs. Norman York of Detroit, Monica, Mildred and Marion.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mark. Prior to the war William was an accountant at the Bank of Montreal in Wallaceburg. He was reported being shot down over Belgium on 7 February,1945 but he parachuted to safety and reached allied forces two days later. WN 15/03/45.
Read MoreSon of Sydney and Margaret Markham of Dresden, ON. A military wedding was held in Dresden 23/08/39 between Cpl. Robert Markham and Margret “Peggy” (nee Sayers). The CDN 12/01/44 reported that Sgt. Robert Markham had been wounded on 24/12/43 in action with the Canadian Army in Italy. His parents had been notified of his wounding. It was well known that the 8th Army […]
Read MoreBorn in Dresden, ON. 12/09/1918 the son of Sidney and Margaret Markham of Dresden, ON. Brother of Robert. Thomas enlisted 10/09/1940 as a AC2 but would be promoted to WO2 while serving in Moncton, NB. and Halifax, NS., he did not serve overseas. The DT 8/05/41 reported Cpl. Markham then stationed at RCAF-Toronto was home for […]
Read MoreBorn in Dover Centre, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Markham of Dover Centre ON. Member of 48th Highlanders, Fred served in England, North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Belgium, Holland and Germany. He was reported to be returning from oversea duty aboard the S.S. Nieuw Amsterdam, CDN 26/09/45. Member of 48th Highlanders, Fred served in England, […]
Read MoreGunner Mars arrived in England Mar. 14, 1916, and was promoted to Bombadier July 1, 1916, when he crossed to France transferring to the 36th Battery, CFA. He received promotion to Corporal in Sept. 1917 and to Sergeant in Sept. 1918. During the final assault on Cambrai Oct. 7, 1918, he was killed in action.
Read MoreTrained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Stationed at St. Thomas Brandon Kingston, and served as Aircraft Mechanic. Discharged February 1946.
Read MoreTrained in Windsor, St. Hyacinth, Quebec, before enlisting for overseas duty. Took an advance training course in signalling in Scotland. Saw duty aboard a Canadian Frigate making several ocean crossings on Convoy duty and encountered enemy action in the English Channel during operations. Discharged November 19th, 1945. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION.
Read MorePrivate Marshall joined the 24th Kents in 1913 and one year later received promotion to Sergeant which rank he held until his enlistment with CEF. He transferred from the 91st to the 186th battalion, received promotion to Sergeant, and went overseas with this unit Mar. 26, 1917, arriving at Liverpool Apr. 7, 1917. He trained […]
Read MoreThe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall of Merlin, Kent Co., ON. AW1 Marshall appeared in CDN photo (date unknown) along with three other women enlisting in the RCAF. After her training June was formerly stationed at RCAF Rockcliffe, ON. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall of Merlin, Kent Co., ON. June […]
Read MoreThe Merlin Standard 20/11/41, reported that he had bee accepted in the RCAF. He was leaving for Toronto where he would be taking a Radio Technicians course there. The MS(date unknown) then at St. Thomas was home on a week-end pass. Walter was reported returning to RCAF-St. Thomas after a week-end with his father. The MS 17/02/44 reported he was stationed […]
Read MoreBorn in St. Jansten, Zeeland Province, Holland. The son of Theophile and Saraphina Martens. In 1926 the family moved to Canada and settled in Jeanette’s Creek area, his father working as a share cropper. A few years later the family would move to Chatham, living on Ursuline Avenue. His father took on the job of […]
Read MoreGraduated from #1 Air Observer School, in Malton, Ontario course 109A Navigator. Later posted to Victoriaville, Qubec, Ontario. Discharged March 1945.
Read MoreThe only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Inshes Avenue, Chatham. AC2 Martin had been stationed at Lachine Quebec when he was given a furlough to visit his parents. CDN 12/04/43 The CDN 6/10/43 reported that LAC Martin then stationed at I.T. S Belleville, ON. was on a ten day furlough visiting his parents. The CDN […]
Read MoreDriver Chauncey M. Martin left St. John for overseas January 1st, 1916, with the Mechanical Transports, training at Witley Camp until March 15th, when he proceeded to France attached to the 132nd Heavy Battery, R.G.A., hauling ammunition for eight months, when he was transferred to the 142nd Heavy Battery. November 29th, 1917, he crossed to […]
Read MoreThe WN 27/01/44 reported that he was stationed at No.1 Y Depot, Lachine, PQ. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH website.
Read MoreThe WN 10/06/43 reported that Sub-Lieut. was on a week end leave at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Martin’s home in Wallaceburg. The CDN 30/10/43(P) reported Sub-Lieut. Martin married Miss Marjorie Jean Brander of Halifax NS. The bride and groom are residents of Wallaceburg. In 1944 it was Sub-Lieut Martin and he was stationed in Halifax NS. […]
Read MoreBorn in Chatham, ON. 17/08/1891. RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 5983-49, Item: 136191, PDF B5983-S049. She was reported living at 523-25th Ave. West, Calgary, AB. Next of Kin: J. A. Martin of Veteran, her father. Irene enlisted 13/02/1918 in Calgary, an had a Medical Exam and she was considered “Fit”. She served in Canada and in […]
Read MoreThe son of Harold C. and L. Pearl Martin. Enlists in Chatham as a Lieutenant in the Kent Regt, listing Chatham as his place of birth and was living in London, ON. On the 20th of August 1944, heavy counter attacks were beaten off as the desperate Germans attempted to force their way past the […]
Read MoreDriver James N. Martin left St. John, N.B. for overseas January 1st, 1916, and was stationed at Witley Camp until February 6th, 1916, when he left for German East Africa, stopping at Cape Verde Islands two days, and Durban, Natal, two days, arriving at Voi, G.E.A., March 18th. After three months service he contracted Enteric […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. Eugine Martin. The Wallaceburg News reported that Lester was stationed at No.15 S.F.T.S., RCAF. Claresholm, AB. WN-date unknown. The WN 9/09/43(P) reported that Cpl. Martin married Miss Lillian (nee Frost) in Wallaceburg. The WN 25/03/44 reported that Lester had been on leave and was returning to Alberta to continue his training. His wife Lillian (nee Frost) accompanied him and […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin of 434 King St., Wallaceburg, ON. The WN 20/08/42 reported that Sgt. Norman was home on leave from Lethbridge AB. Norman enlisted in with the RCAF in June, 1944 and graduated as a Pilot at SFTS No.6 Dunnville, ON. in April, 1942. He was assigned to the “mail squadron” […]
Read MoreThe Son of Mr. T. J. Martin ( a veteran of the Great War) and Mrs Martin of 935 Forham St., Wallaceburg. Born in Toronto but attended Central School in Wallaceburg and later worked at Wallaceburg Brass Ltd. and Dominion Glass Co. He was prominent in Scouting, was a Cubmaster at No. 3 at Trinity […]
Read MoreServed overseas from December 1943 to November 1945. Discharged November 1945.
Read MoreNext of kin reported as Mrs. J. Mason of Dresden, ON. Reported returning to Canada from overseas duty aboard the troopship “Pasteur” expect to dock at Quebec City on the 22nd of September 1945. CDN 20/09/45. Reported returned from overseas duty CDN 23/09/45. Discharged November 8th, 1945.
Read MoreTrained in Toronto, then sent to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia where he served two years. Transferred to Moncton, Nova Scotia in March 1945 and was discharged from there in November. Stationed at RCAF Toronto Manning Pool. Tom was reported home on a Christmas furlough with his wife daughter Shirley Anne and family on Park Ave., Chatham, […]
Read MoreThe husband of Ruth Adelle (nee Soutiere), the father of Ruth Ann (Brooks), Paul and Janet (Apthorp) the family was then living on Wallace St. in Wallaceburg and he was stationed at RCAF Fingal, ON.. WN (date unknown). Lem passed away 1 January, 1988 at the age of 70 years old. The WN 27/01/44 reported that […]
Read MoreBorn 23 May, 1910 (or 12/ 11/1910) in Manitoba (or Portage la Prairie, Sask.). Son of John Slater Matier and of Janet Matier (nee McLarty), of Steveston, British Columbia,, Portage La Prairie. Canada. Living at R. R. # 1 Wheatley, Romney Twsp., Kent Co., ON. It was reported in the Wheatley Journal that he had four brothers, Ralph […]
Read MoreServed with the Kent Regiment. Served in Canada at Crumlin as an electrician. Was discharged when the Crumlin Air Station was closed. Had no number of rank as he was employed as a civilian worker.
Read MoreWent overseas with the 15th, Field Ambulance Division in August 1942, after receiving his training at Valcartier, Quebec and Sussex, New Brunswick. He was recommended for a commission and returned to Canada after fourteen months in England, for Officer training. Reached the rank of Lieutenant in the Canadian Infantry Corps and was awarded the C.V.S.M. […]
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