Born in Merlin, Ontario on April 19, 1919. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson of Merlin. Next of Kin is his wife, Phyllis Marie Robertson. The CDN 19/10/43 reported that Wesley had been on furlough from his duties and was returning to Halifax NS., after his visit. Place of Enlistment: Wallaceburg, Ontario. Address of Enlistment: […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of the River Road, Kent Co., he was on a 28 day furlough. He had served on the HMCS Fennel for a year and had seen action in the Atlantic. He was returning to be stationed on the West Coast to further his studies. WN date unknown. […]
Read MoreSalem Community Roll of Honour. Date of Birth: July 18, 1899. Next of Kin: Alan Craig MacDonald He sustained a head injury. In 1944 the Wallaceburg News reported Merrit as stationed in Halifax NS. at 57 Windsor St. Salem Community Roll of Honour. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ruhnke of Dover Twsp., Kent Co., ON. Bill was reported in the CDN 5/03/45 as home on leave from HMCS York in Toronto he would be leaving for HMCS Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreBorn 27 June, 1925 at the 14 cons, lot 18 Raleigh Twsp. The daughter of Mr. Bruce Morton and Pearl (nee Jackson) the sister of Stanley Silas (US Army) Russell of Cedar Springs, ON. The wife of Donald John Sutherland. She was departing for posting to the east-coast of Canada. BNT 20/09/44. Reta passed away 29 June, 1984 at Pembroke, […]
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Sanders of Queen St., Chatham, ON. He attended Chatham Collegiate Institute. Attended the Chatham Baptist Church. Trained and served in Toronto, Edmonton, Quebec and on the coast. Promoted from O/S to Coder. The CDN Aug, 1944 reported that Fred was visiting his parents while on a fourteen day leave. […]
Read MoreWas in the Service three years. Made trips to England, Scotland, Ireland and Russia. Promoted to the rank of Able Seaman. Date of Discharge: January 1945
Read MoreIt was reported in the CDN 6/11/44 that Roy had been home on a week-end pass from St. Hyacinthe.
Read MoreThe son of Mr. & Mrs. William Schramek and brother of William and Walter. LOOKING FOR INFORMATION.
Read MoreThe son of Mrs. William Scurr of Grand Avenue East, Chatham. The CDN 13/07/44 reported that Douglas left Chatham to take up his duties in the RCNVR at HMCS Montcalm, PQ. OS-VS Scurr was home on a week-end leave from Quebec on a short furlough. CDN 21/08/44 Douglas was reported on a week-end furlough from St. Hyacinthe, PQ. CDN 6/11/44 VSOD, Douglas […]
Read MoreBorn in Chatham, ON., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seaton who lived at 36 Scane St. Chatham, ON. He had two brothers and two sisters still at home. Attended the city schools. Prior to his enlistment Harold worked at the Ontario Steel Corp. Harold enlisted at HMCS Hunter in Windsor, ON. on his […]
Read MoreRCNVR. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sebbins of Blenheim, ON. A former sailor on the S.S. Alexander Lesley. He had crossed the Atlantic ocean several times since his enlistment in the RCNVR in 1940. He was reported visiting with his family and old shipmates in Erieau while on a month’s furlough. CDN 29/08/42
Read MoreBorn 3/06/26 at Thamesville, ON. The son of Orville and Irene Gibson, they had two other children Betty and Robert E. (RCEME – 4th Brigade). The family were reported to be related to Laura Secord. Bill enlisted in the RCNVR 17/08/44 in Chatham, though he most likely attested at HMCS Hunter in Windsor. He trained at HMCS […]
Read MoreServed on the Newfoundland and Labrador Coast as Officer’s Steward. Date of Discharge: December 13th 1945
Read MoreEnlisted with the army and took basic training at #12 B.T.C. Transferred to the Navy and trained at Windsor and Halifax. Stationed at Halifax, Newfoundland, England and Azores. Promoted to the rank of Leading Steward. Date of Discharge: December 20th 1945 Arthur worked for Libby, McNeil and Libby in Chatham, ON.
Read MoreServed as telegrapher at St. Hyacinth, Quebec., then served in the same capacity on H.M.C.S. Nipigon a minesweeper. Date of Discharge: December 12th 1945
Read MoreThe son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaw of 73 King St. Wallaceburg, ON. Educated in Wallaceburg schools. He was also a trombonist with the Wallaceburg Kiltie band. Bob joined the Navy in spring 1943 the WN 19/08/43(P) reported that he and his cousin Buddy Zerga US Navy met while both were in Wallaceburg on leave. […]
Read MoreThe WN (date unknown) reported that his wife and daughter Margo were spending two weeks in Halifax with her husband and father. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MoreBorn 23/02/1925 at Chatham, ON., the son of George and Vera (nee Clarke); the brother of Helen, Lois, Blanche and Clifford. Leonard was living at 17 Payne st., in Chatham when he enlisted with the 2nd Kent Regt. on 26/05/1943. Leonard enlisted with the Kent Regt. in 1942 at the age of 17. Turning 18 […]
Read MoreBorn in Chatham, ON., the son of Viola and Wesley Simmons. The husband of Betty (nee Cook). The father of Susan and Shirley. Previous Military Experience… Trained with the Sea Cadets. History After Enlistment… Served on the H.M.C.S. Iroquois Date of Discharge… February 25th 1946 Bert served in the RCNVR during WWII After the war worked […]
Read MoreBorn in Wallaceburg, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Simpson of 931 Elgin St., Wallaceburg, ON. Attended Central Public School. Prior to the war Herbert was employed at the Dominion Glass Co. in Wallaceburg. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Herbert would transfer from the […]
Read MoreBorn in England in 1921. The husband of Elizabeth “Betty” (nee Trudell) whom had three daughters; Sandy (Shuian), Mary Lou (Dugas), Becky (Bechard). The only son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simpson of 102 Park Avenue. Prior to enlisting in the RCNVR, Kenneth enlisted in the Army as a Pte. A470229, 2nd Bn. Kent Regt. […]
Read MoreSon of Captain and Mrs. Frank Sinnott of Thames River Lighthouse, Kent Co., ON. Jack spent a twenty-eight day leave with his mother in mid-August of 1945. TT 19/08/43.
Read MoreThe WN 5/08/43 reported that Jack and Mrs. Skinner and friends and relatives were visitors in the Ward line area.The WN 23/09/43 reported that Stoc. Skinner then stationed at HMCS Hunter-Windsor was on a few days leave with Mrs. Skinner before leaving for the east coast. The WN 23/09/43 reported that Stoc. Skinner then stationed at HMCS Hunter-Windsor was on a […]
Read MoreWilliam was born in Chatham, Ontario on October 5th, 1918. His next of Kin are his parents, Mr. Charles and Mrs. Chloe Skipper. P.O. Skipper and his wife (the former Joan Luke) of Victoria, BC., were spending Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skipper at Surlingham Farm, Tilbury East, Kent Co., ON. His sister is […]
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