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Marchand, Maurice Deo

Son 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 […]

Son 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.

Marchand, Romeo

The 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.

Mardling F.

Private Mardling went overseas with the 1st Contingent Sept. 29, 1914, training on Salisbury Plains until Feb. 1915,, when he crossed to France with the 1st Canadian battalion. He served with this unit until June 15, 1915 when he was killed in action at Givenchy.

Born 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 […]

Marentette, Norman

Norman 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.

Mark, William “Bill”

The 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.

Markey L. F.

Private Markey crossed to England with the 70th battalion in Apr. 1916 proceeding to France in Aug, posted to the 18th battalion. He received hospital treatment three weeks in Jan. 1917 suffering from trench feet, and after joining his unit was promoted to Corporal in Mar. 1917. Corporal Markey was killed in action May 8, […]

Son 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 […]

Born 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 […]

Markham, Fred C.

Born 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, […]

Mars E. A. J.

Gunner 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.

Trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Stationed at St. Thomas Brandon Kingston, and served as Aircraft Mechanic. Discharged February 1946.

Trained 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.

Marshall V. R.

Private 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 […]

Marshall, June

The 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 […]

Marshall, Walter

The 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 […]

Martens, Alphonse F.M.

Born 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 […]

Graduated from #1 Air Observer School, in Malton, Ontario course 109A Navigator. Later posted to Victoriaville, Qubec, Ontario. Discharged March 1945.

The 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 […]

Martin, Chauncey M.

Driver 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 […]

Martin, Harold C.

The 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. […]

Martin, Irene

Born 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 […]

The 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 […]

Martin, Lester E.

The 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 […]

Martin, Norman

The 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” […]

Martin, Thomas G.

The 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 […]

Next 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.

Trained 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, […]

Mathany, Lem Bowers

The 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 […]

Born 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 […]

Served 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.

Went 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. […]

Served in Canada, was stationed at Newfoundland for twenty-two months and promoted to Able seaman. Discharged September 10th, 1945.

Matthews, “Pete” Clayton F.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. William and Phyllis Matthews, Married, they had a daughter then living at 102 Lorne Ave., Chatham. He enlisted on 8/07/41 with the 15th Canadian Light Field Ambulance. In June of 1942 Sgt. Matthews had just completed a four week course at Camp Borden, ON. He was given a few days leave […]

Maxwell John “Jack” William Jr.

Born in Chatham, ON. in 1924, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell of Delaware Ave., Chatham, ON. It was reported that AC2 Maxwell was home on a weeks leave from RCAF MacDonald, Manitoba where he was training and where he was presented with his ‘wings”. The CDN 29/12/43 reported that AC2 Maxwell had returned to Brandon MB. […]

Maxwell, Jock McAllistar

Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Jack would transfer to the Lincoln & Welland Regt. for service overseas. Service No: A/115620, Regiment: Lincoln and Welland Regiment, R.C.I.C. Son of James and Annabel Maxwell, of Chatham, Ontario.

Maxwell, William

The son of Mrs. Hazel Maxwell of Wallaceburg who had been visiting her son in Toronto before he left for Calgary to “further his training”. WN 13/01/44 LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Born in Welland, ON in 1924 the son of Mr. James and Mrs. Annie (nee Dabald) May of Wallaceburg, ON. The brother of George WO. R197156CDN 19/10/44 and Jean (Warwick). Husband of Lillian Doris (nee Burnham) for 57 years. The father of Rick, Doug and Lynda (Leno). Albert had just been discharged from the Navy […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. James May of R. R. #4, Chatham. The brother of Albert William AB V55305. CDN 19/10/44 He married a woman in England and they had a baby son [neither named]. George enlisted 20/10/1942 at London, ON and trained at Lachine and Mont Joli, PQ. where he graduated on 8 June, 1943. George arrived overseas 9 […]

Trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown) as a Stretcher Barer Served in Canada, and promoted to the rank of Corporal. Posted for overseas duty from October 1944 to January 1st, 1945. Discharged February 2nd, 1946. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION. James passed […]

Maynard, Alfred

The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Maynard of Princess St., North was reported in the CDN 30/05/44 was returning to Ottawa after a weekend leave. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Maynard, Donald “Don” Alvin

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Maynard of Wilson Ave., Chatham, ON. Married Margaret Jean (nee Smithson), daughter of Mrs. E. Smithson of 22 Jeffery St., Chatham in the first double ring ceremony in Chatham during WWII. Served six years in the Army, five of which were spent overseas. Was a dispatch rider of […]

McAdams, R. Charles

The son of Mrs. Charles Corner of Camden. Charles enlisted in July 1942 with the Windsor Recce Battalion, trained an Dundurn, SK. and went overseas with the battalion in July 1943. He went to France in the fall of 1944 and had seen a lot of action since then. In March of 1945 his mother […]

McAllister, Wilfred

The son of Harry and Hattie (nee Booth) McAllister. Born: 11/12/1915 at Beacher, ON., living at 15107 Bentier Ave., Detroit, Mich. Wilfred was the last of three sons. Wilfred trained with the Army air force at Douglas, Arizona. Service overseas in Europe. He was in Italy in January of 1944. During a bombing raid his B29 […]

The Son of James and Annie (nee Allan). Husband of Margaret (nee Launder – 2009), the father of Margaret (Metcalfe) and Bobby. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Bob would later transfer to the RCASC as a Sgt., A34989, RCASC – 29th Cdn. Armoured Recce. Robert enlisted […]

McArthur John Ferguson

(Certified True Copy). Regimental number: 3132920 Rank: CPL Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 6577 – 15. Item: 143990, PDF: – B6577-SO15: – Present address: Merlin, Kent Co., ON. Date of Birth 19/12/1893 at Merlin, Kent Co. ON. (Single) Telegraph Operator. (A2). MSA 718271 AC. Attestation: 27/04/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR Transfer to CE. CDP 22/10/1917. N of […]

McAskill James Ernest M.D.

MC Rank: MAJ Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 6625 – 51. Date of Birth 31/01/1888 at Highgate, Kent Co. ON. The son of Peter and Mary (Gilles) McAskill of Highgate, ON. James was the youngest of eight children Isabell, Neil, John, Effie, Colin, Archer and Peter. James attended Medical school at Queen’s University graduating from Medical School in 1914. […]

Regimental Number: 337953. The son of Methodist Pastor Rev. McCamus and his wife of Blenheim, ON. DOB:- 1/11/1891. RG150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 6612-22. Item: 141189. PDF:- B6612-SO22. Unit 67th Depot Battery. Item: 141189. Present Address: #55 – Charles St. West, Toronto. Born at Fenelon Falls, ON. , Canada. N OF K: Kate McCamus – Canada. Next of Kin: Blenheim, […]

The son of Mr. Charles W. and Ursula McCarron, the brother of Bernard and sister Teresa. It was reported in the CDN 11/09/42 that Pat was on furlough from RCAF – Alliford Bay, BC. The CDN 24/12/43 reported that LAC Patrick of RCAF-Belleville and LAC Bernard of RCAF-Toronto and sister Teresa (UWO) were home for Christmas. […]

McCarron W. Bernard

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Ursula McCarron, the brother of Patrick Fallon and sister Teresa. The CDN 24/12/43 reported that LAC Patrick of RCAF-Belleville and LAC Bernard of RCAF-Toronto and sister Theresa (UWO) were home for Christmas It was reported in the Wallaceburg News (date unknown) that he had arrived overseas for duty. LOOKING […]

Sapper Warren Clifford McCarter took a short training at London and St. John, leaving for overseas June 29th, 1918. He was Stationed at Seaford Camp until proceeding to France November 9th, 1918, with “D” Co. C.E.R.D.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy of 30 King St. West was reported serving overseas. CDN 31/05/44 It was reported in the CDN 8/05/44 that Pte. McCarthy was returning to the east coast after a furlough at his home in Chatham. Went overseas April 1944 to December 9th, 1943. Saw active service at Cannes in […]

Previous Military Experience: C.W.S.F. March 1941 until enlistment. History After Enlistment: Received basic training at London and Sainte Anne de Bellevue. Transferred to London England November 35th 1942 for further training. Placed in charge of New enlistments and posted to Geoningen, Holland May 14th 1945. Moved to Amsterdamn [sic], Holland a few days later. Promoted […]

McClellan, C.F.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClellan. The WJ 4/04/40 reported Tpr. McCellan had left for camp in London after a four day leave. It was reported in the WJ 25/04/40 that Trp. McClellan was with the 1st Hussars in London, ON. The WJ 16/05/40 reported after a weekend at home he moved back to the 1st Hussars at Camp Borden. The WJ […]

McClelland, Geraldine Mae

The daughter of Mrs. Wesley McClelland of Cottam, ON. Born in Cottom, Essex County. Prior to her enlistment in October, 1941 she was living and working in Chatham, ON. as a saleslady. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

McClure, Rubert Earl

Born in 1909 in Brampton, ON. The son of Benjamin McClure of 119 ½ King St., West, Chatham, ON. Prior to his enlistment he was employed at the International Harvester Company in Chatham. Enlisted with the 2nd Batt. Kent Regiment then transferred to the RCAMC in August, 1942. He went overseas in December of 1942, […]

Born in Chatham, ON., his next of kin is reported to be Mrs. Byron Fisher (grandmother), living at 219 Park St., Chatham, ON. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Transferred to the RCAF. CDN 22/07/42 The CDN 11/09/43 reported that LAC McClymont was at RCAF-Centralia while spending […]

At his enlistment he was serving in the Cdn. Armoured Corps Work Shop. The son of Mrs. J. R. McCoig of 17 Second St., Chatham, his father had passed away. He was married and his wife was residing in Alaska. James “enlisted in the R.C.O.C., Friday 13th Friday 1941” CDN 27/08/42. The articles “Lucky Soldier” went on […]

McColl, T. Duncan

The son of Dr. and Mrs. T. H. McColl of Tilbury. In December of 1942, Captain McColl was on leave from Centralia to visit his parents. Was transferred from Centralia, ON. To Three Rivers, PQ. in February of 1943. TT18/02/43. In September of 1943 it is reported that Captain Duncan is now with the Canadian […]

Born in Chatham, ON., the son of John and Maggie (nee McLaren) McCorvie, his father was a merchant. Dr. McCorvie was a self employed Physician living at 216 Oakland Drive, Meridian, Ingram, Michigan. In the 1930 and 1940 census he was married and had a wife and a son living in Meridian, Michigan. His Next […]

Captain John McCorvie left London for overseas December 12th, 1916. He was appointed Assistant Adjutant for the O.C. of the Canadian Army Medical Corps Training School at Shorncliffe, Kent, February 8th, 1917, and July 25th, 1917, was attached to Ravenscroft Military Hospital, Seaford, the Auxiliary of the No.10 Canadian Stationary Hospital, Eastbourne. He crossed to […]

McCready, David Nathanial

Born in Chatham, ON. The son of Mr. and Mrs. N. McCready, the brother of Samuel R. Husband of Lola Marie (nee Moreland), father of Carol (Lampkin), Brenda (Sterling), Norma Jean (Wrightman), David Allan and Richard. The WN 19/08/43 reported that David was stationed at Halifax, NS David passed away in 1991 CDN-Obit (wife) CDN 19/11/13. LOOKING FOR […]

McCready, S.R.

The WN 27/01/44 reported that O/S. McCready was training at the HMC Gunnery School at HMCS Cornwallis, NS. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

McCready, Samuel R.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. N. McCready, the brother of David N.. The WN 19/08/43 reported that Samuel had enlisted in the RCNVR stationed in London, ON. The WN 27/01/44 reported that O/S. McCready was training at the HMC Gunnery School at HMCS Cornwallis, NS. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

McCreary, Donald Murray

Donald was born in Chatham Township on December 14, 1919. Address at enlistment was Chatham Township. Enlisted in Sarnia September 14, 1939 with the Royal Canadian Engineers, along with his friend L/Cpl. Bernard Bachynski, A18108. His wife was Mrs. Jean (Mowers) McCreary (deceased 2009). Sons Keith and Carl McCreary. Stepson Ted Courtis, Daughter Donna […]

McCritchie, F.C.

Captain. . The Wallaceburg News reported that Captain McRitchie was stationed overseas. WN-date unknown. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

McDermand S. /S.C.

Private McDermand went overseas Oct. 1 1916, proceeding to France in March. In May he was severely wounded, and returned to England for treatment, joining his unit in France Nov. 5 He was again wounded Nov. 12 but remained on duty. Dec. 12 1917, while holding the first lines, he was killed in aciton by […]

The son of D. A. McDonald. The husband of Leona (nee Myers). Served overseas from May 1942 to July 1943. Promoted to the rank of Corporal. Overseas in a reinforcement drafte to the RCOC 12/09/1942. Discharged August 19th, 1944.

McDonald, Bruce

Was reported to have returned to HMCS Cornwallis, NS after a furlough at his home in Mitchel’s Bay, Kent Co., ON. WN 17/05/45. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Was a member of the 24th Kent Regiment for some time. After being enlisted in the Medical Corps at Chatham, Ontario September 3rd, 1915 , Girdon McDonald was transferred to London, Ontario to the 33rd Battalion C.E.F. and sailed to England February 1916. He was trained at Shorncliffe, St. Martins Plains, and West Sandling Camps and then transferred […]

McDonald, Henry Lyle

The youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald of Chatham, ON. In July of 1944 Henry was stationed at RCAF-Dartmouth, NS. The CDN 11.07/44 reported that he was married to Alice Elizabeth (nee Long) at the Wesley United Church in Chatham. The couple had a wedding trip to Muskoka. On and they would later […]

McDonald, John Gordon

Born in Toronto, ON. the son of Norman Donald and Louina McDonald of 14 Burnham Thorpe Road, Islington, ON. John enlisted with the RCAF in July of 1940 and was sent overseas in May of 1941. The brother of Marjorie, Bruce (RCAF instructor) and Donald (RCAF on a Officer Training course and Uncle to Ian […]

Seaman Neil G. McDonald was sent to Halifax to join the crew of the Niobe, the Canadian Naval training ship. A few days later he was sent on draft to Quebec to bring back the H.M.S.”C.D.26,” on which he served as cook. He was promoted in January 1918 to Petty Officer.

McDonald, Roy

The second eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McDonald of Turnerville, Kent Co., ON. It was reported in the CDN 14/07/42 that Madeline Patricia (nee Lloyd) was engaged to be married to Roy. The date of the marriage was not announced.

McDonell Alvin Leonard

Served for three months in Canada. Most of the time was spent at Camp Borden. he died in the Spring of 1946 after having returned to civilian life. Death was from natural causes and had no connection with his service.

McDougall J. C.

Private McDougall left for overseas with the 229th battalion Apr. 8, 1917, proceeding to France Sept. 9, transferring to the 46th Canadian Battalion. He went over the top first Oct. 22, 1917, serving continuously until about Sept. 7, 1918, when he entered training school for Machine Gun duty. He rejoined his unit Sept. 21, 1918 […]

Arrived in Chatham from overseas duty Aug 8, 1945. CDN 08/08/45 Discharged August 13th, 1945. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

The son of Frank and Margaret McDuffe, brother of Donald, 5th Cdn. Medical Regt. F/O. Air Medal – 1th USAAF.(Award effective 27/08/43. “Canada Gazette”, 4/05/46 and AFRO 473/46 – 10/05/46) Promoted to Flt. Lieut. (J11967). He flew P-40s in Alaska with 14 Sqd. and 111 Sqd. – RCAF. David flew Spitfires in Europe with 442 Sqd. […]

Served in Canada from September 1943 to December 1944. Posted for overseas duty and was sent to England and from there to Nassau. Promoted to the rank of Officer. Discharged August 1945.

McEllistrum, Douglas “Doug” Murray

The CDN 28/09/43 reported that Douglas was returning to Toronto where he would take up duties with the RCAF. The CDN 20/10/43 reported that AC2 McEllistrum had left Chatham for Guelph after a week-end at his mother’s home. Doug was stationed at RCAF-Guelph. He was reported in the CDN 6/04/44 spending a nine-day leave to be with his mother Mrs. […]

McFadden, G.A.

The Wallaceburg News reported that AC2 McFadden at Montreal, PQ. with No.3 C.M.Unit. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

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