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Morrow, George M.

Born in Dahinda, SK. where his parents were still residing. He had two brothers also serving Sgt. Frederick William of Chatham and Robert John of Wallaceburg. George was reported in the CDN 18/11/44 returning after two years of service. He was the guest of honour at a dinner put on by his sister Mrs. Delbert […]

Morrow, Robert John

Of Wallaceburg, ON. He had two brothers also serving Sgt. Frederick William of Chatham and L/Soc.George M. both of Chatham. CDN 18/11/44 Robert was reported serving aboard HMCS Ontario, which would have been in the Pacific theatre. Originally HMS Ontario (Royal Navy), was launched in 1943. She was acquired by the RCN in July of […]

Morton, Alfred Thomas

Son of Henry Edward and Elizabeth Morton, of London, Ontario. First enlisted in the Kent Regt. at Chatham, ON in 1940. He went to France with the Essex Scottish Regiment and was killed in action. Age: 24, Date of Death: 30/07/1944, in France.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moulton of Dresden, ON. The WN 27/01/44 reported William as stationed at Port Hardy, BC. It was reported in the CDN 20/11/44 that William was serving in England as ground crew with air-sea rescue. The DT 8/07/43 reported that Harland has successfully passed his exams in radio at RCAF-Clinton had […]

Moulton, Daisy

The WN 15/06/44 reported that Miss Daisy Moulton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moulton of Dawn Valley, was on her way to Quebec where she had joined the RCAF.

Mowbray, William

Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 6452 – 10 Date of Birth 16/09/1874 at Howard Twsp., Kent Co., ON. Son of Mrs. Christina Mowbray of Thamesville. Attended Botany Public School. Single, First Engineering Master 1902 – 1915, Upper Canada College, Toronto, ON. Lieut. 30th Regt. and Capt. 24th Kent Regt. Attestation: 21/09/1915 at London, ON. Major William […]

Mowers, Keith

The son of Cleveland and Erie Willena Mowers, of Blenheim, Ontario. The brother of Jane V. (Mrs. Edward Courtis) and at home Inez a teacher in Tupperville and QMS Frank and LAC Thomas L.

The son of Mrs. Sylvia Moyaert of 22 ½ William Street South. Trained in Windsor, Chatham and Petawawa. He received his training in Chatham and Camp Petawawa. CDN 10/02/43(P). Went overseas in January 1943. He had arrived in England and served in England till D-Day. He went on to France and Belgium and Holland. Date […]

The son of Arthur James Moyes of 31 Scane St., Chatham and the husband of Violet May Irene Fournier, serving with the CWAC. Served with the Kent Regiment prior to going overseas. He served a total of four years part of which was in Italy from August 15th, 1943 to June 1944. He was wounded in […]

Mugridge, Donald

Served overseas three years. Son of William Edgar and Margaret (nee Greerson) Mugridge (Edgar passed in 1940) Margaret was living at 202 ½ Thames St., Chatham, a brother William A49512 served in the army, also Herbert and James at home. Donald was reported returned from duty in the West Indies and was on home leave […]

Mulhern, John Joseph

Stationed at #12 B.T.C. for three years as cook. Went overseas and was stationed in England, at a convalescent hospital for wounded men. Served there till the end of the war. Date of Discharge: February 1946

Mulhern, Wilfred Eugene

Trained in Chatham, in December 1942 was stationed at Three Rivers, Que., with the C.M.G.P.C. when he was home on a Christmas leave. He visited with his wife and family before returning to Quebec. CDN 29/12/42. Also to Farnham, Que. The CDN 2/06/43 reported he had returned to Farnham, PQ. after a five day furlough spent with his wife […]

Mullaby, J.R.

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 return to their homes. CDN 10/09/45. Reported being welcomed back to Chatham from overseas duty by Aldermen George Kerr KC., A. G. Goodman and Bert Joyce also by Rehabilitation […]

Son of Neil and Clemossiee I. (nee Van Allen) Munn, of Dresden, ON. Pilot Officer Munn was direct descendant of one of the original founders of Dresden, William Van Allen. The DT 29/01/42 reported that Jack was training at RCAF-Hamilton when he was home to see his mother. He was killed in a plane crash near Oshawa, Ontario […]

The son of Mrs. N. D. Munn and the late Mr. Munn of Dresden, ON. After graduation from Dresden Continuation School, Pat Munn enrolled in Normal School, graduated and taught in this area prior to enlistment,. After discharge from Royal Canadian Air Force, enrolled in Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto and practised that profession […]

Munroe, Morley C.

The WN 23/03/44 reported that Pte Munroe was serving oversesas on ‘active duty’. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Murphy, Patrick Jerome

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murphy of Selkirk St., Wallaceburg. Patrick married Miss Dorothy (nee Jones) of Beacher and they have a baby daughter Patricia. Prior to his enlistment he was employed at the Dominion Glass Co. in Wallaceburg. The WN 31/07/41 reported that Patrick had been to the RCAF Manning Pool in Toronto prior […]

Murray, Merrill Alexander

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Murray of 73 St. Patrick St., Wallaceburg. Their father was a veteran of WWI. The husband of Helen Virginia (nee Cushman) of Inshes Ave., Chatham. CDN 10/06/44. The CDN 9/04/43(P) reported that Merrill was training at Lachine, PQ. and Neil Gordon was in Brandon, MB, both were hoping to be pilots. The brothers […]

Served in Toronto, Brandon, Rivers, Sask., Camp Borden, St.Thomas, Edmonton, Yukon Territory, Mount Pleasant, P.E.I. Date of Discharge: November 1945

Myers, Donald C.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Myers of Blenheim, ON. Donald was born in New Hamburg. Donald came to Blenheim with his parents in 1936. His father managed the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Blenheim. He was reported as 21 years old at the time of the article, CDN 29/11/44. In a letter […]

Born 3/02/1913. The son of Mrs. Clara Nagle of 82 Harvey St., Chatham, ON. Prior to his enlistment Edward operated a gas station and garage on Wellington St. in Chatham. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown) Trained in Canada with the 30 Recce Regt. Went overseas and […]

Nagle, Leon Francis

In service with Navy nearly four years. Served overseas eighteen months. Was on Convoy duty on the Murmansk run between Scotland and Russia. Made two complete trips to Russia. Received the usual decorations for overseas duty. Date of Discharge: November 27th, 1945

The son of Mr. and Mrs. David Nagle of Chatham, the brother of Ruth. The husband of Helen Theresa (nee McMullen) of Chatham. The marriage was held at Blessed Sacrament R.C. church. CDN 12/10/42. Trained in the Western Command, graduating at McDonald, Man. Sept.,1944. Later stationed at Ontario and Quebec training stations. Served overseas one year. […]

Nantais, C.L.

The Wallaceburg News reported that he was serving overseas at No.1 C.O.R.N. with the Canadian Army. WN – date unknown. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Naylor, Carman A.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Naylor of Lacroix Street, Chatham, ON. The CDN 29/10/43 reported that FO. Naylor was arriving from London to spend a weekend at the family home. Prior to war Carman Naylor served with the Canadian Fusilliers for about six months. After enlistment he trained at Rivers, Man. Served at London […]

Nealey, William Richard

Born 8/10/1922, the son of Frances Nealey of R.R. #4 Bothwell. Pte. Nealey appeared on the Army Casualty List released by Ottawa. CDN 3/07/44. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Needham, Raymond Guy

Son of Guy and Florence Needham, of 390 Park St., Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Flt. Sgt. Needham was the brother of Mildred and Shirley at home and Capt. W. L Needham RCAMC, serving overseas. Guy was born in Chatham 25 years ago. Educated at Central School and the Chatham Collegiate Institute. He entered the Army, 17 April 1941 and trained at […]

Needham, William L.

Previous Military Experience: Officers T.C. at University of Western Ontario Served at Wolsey Barracks in London, Ont., and ,Île aux Noix Medical Officer of refugee Camp there, St. Jerome, Que., and overseas to a Holding Unit. Became attached to the 11th Canadian Field Ambulance transferred to the South Saskatchewan Regiment and then to the Toronto Scottish Regiment and back again […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neil of Stanley Ave., Chatham, ON. In 1945 Donald was stationed at HMCS Peregrine, Halifax, NS. The CDN 13/03/45 reported that Don was on a three-week leave to visit his parents. Prior to enlistment Donald Neil trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Afterwards, he had further training in Canada and […]

Born in 1921 at St. Thomas, ON. The son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Arthur Neil of 126 Stanley St., Chatham, ON. The husband of Lenore, (nee Klopher) they were also living at 126 Stanley Ave., Chatham. The father of son Pat. George enlisted in August, 1941, joining the staff of BTC No.12 serving there eighteen months. He […]

After enlistment, Private Neilson was transferred to the R.C.A.F. in May 1944 (Aircrew). He trained in Toronto and Pennfield Ridge, N. B. Discharged from R.C.A.F. due to demobilization of Air Crew. Joined the Canadian Army February 6th 1945 reporting to London, Ont. Stationed at London for one month then posted to #12 B.T.C. Chatham. Date of Discharge: January […]

Neilson, Roger G.

Of Lacroix St., Chatham, ON. He was stationed at Pennfield Ridge, New Brunswick. CDN 118760 Roger may have been enlisted in the Army he had a service number A118760. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Nettleton, Leonard

The CDN reported that Petty Officer Nettleton and his wife were visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nettleton of Harvey St., Chatham and Mr. and Mrs Harry Mairs at Guilds. The couple returned to Dartmouth NS. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Newington, Raymond “Ray”

Son of Arthur and Doris Newington, of 164 King St. E., Chatham, Ontario. Raymond had come to Chatham with his parents who left England in 1926. His father, a veteran of the Great War served as an instructor at BTC N. 12 for 31/2 years. Raymond attended Central and Queen Mary School and the Chatham […]

Born 27/08/1910. The son of Fred and Mabel (nee Foster); the brother of James and Ross. The husband of Muriel (nee Morrison), father of Ross, Sylvia, Marianne, Jim, Elizabeth and Lillian. Served in Canada. ALD. NEWKIRK VOLUNTEERS WITH RCAF Chatham Daily News October 19, 1943. Ald. Newkirk is the second member of council to enlist in […]

After enlistment, Harold Newkirk was stationed at a Toronto Depot until 1942. From there he was sent to the East Coast to St. John’s where he remained for six months. He transferred to Newfoundland where he served on active duty until 1945and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant Date of Discharge: February 1945

Newman, E.D.G.

Of Highgate, ON. 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 return to their homes. CDN 10/09/45.

Previous Military Experience: Trained with the 2nd Kents Regiment After Enlistment, Donald Hamilton Nicholls trained in Mont Joli, Que. and was promoted to Flying Officer. He saw service in Canada. He received the C.V.S.M. Date of Discharge: February 28th 1945

Private Nicholls enlisted with the First Kent Regiment. He was discharged January 1941 due to Foot trouble. He re-enlisted June 1941 with the 15th Field Ambulance, and served in England. In February, he was stationed at Wolsely Barracks in London, ON. He was reported leaving for No. 32 BTC at Peterborough, ON. CDN 11/02/44. Frederick […]

Nichols, Donald Hamilton

Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Transfers to the RCAF as Flt. Sgt. R168310. The CDN 9/04/43 reported that Sgt. – Gunner was spending a few day at his home on McNaughton Ave. He would return to RCAF-Jarvis after a few days where he was an instructor. LOOKING FOR […]

Nichols, Grant Harmon

Stationed in Windsor, ON. He was granted a week-end leave to visit with his mother Mrs. Velma Nichols of Dresden, ON LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Pte. Ross R. Nichols left Canada with the 70th Battalion in April 1916, for overseas. He was transferred to the 39th Battalion and later to the 21st Battalion, proceeding to France September 11th, 1916. At Vimy Ridge, April 9th, 1917, he received wounds, and was returned to England being admitted to Holburn Military Hospital. Upon […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Nicholson (a veteran of WWI and WWII) of 60 Park Ave., West, Chatham, ON. Edwin enlisted in the RCAF in February of 1940 and received his call to service in July of 1941. [there is a small photo of Edwin at No. 4 Manning Depot -filed The article in […]

Nicholson, Franklin ‘Frank’ Court

Previous Military Experience: Veteran of last War- Artillery 1915 to 1918 The father of Edwin Charles Nicholson also served in the RCAF. Both father and son were serving in the RCAF Works & Building Division. A veteran of the Great War. Frank also had a daughter Dorothy who was in Welland when she returned […]

Nicholson, Louis Vern

Previous Military Experience: Served with the Kent Regiment (M.G.). He joined the Kent Regiment in July 1940 which lasted three months when it was discovered he was underage at 17 years. He was discharged for the time being. He was recalled by the Canadian Army and re-entered the army at St. Luke’s Barracks at Windsor, […]

Nicholson, William Edmund

Son of Bert William and Edith Annie Nicholson of Ingersoll; husband of Mary Bernice (nee Haziett) Nicholson, of 61 Elizabeth St., Chatham, Ontario. The father of Sharon and Robert. William joined the army 4/09/1940 enlisting with the Oxford Rifles. He trained at Woodstock, Camp Shilo, MB. and BTC No.12, Chatham where he was stationed for nearly three years. In September of 1943 […]

Nicolle Frederic Robert, M.D.

Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 7330 – 39. Date of Birth 18/04/1884 at Kingston, ON. Married to Margaret Gertrude and living at 275 King Street West, Chatham, ON. A physician / surgeon. Member of the C.A.M.C was the Medical Officer of the 24th Kent Regt. prior to enlistment. Attestation: 16/05/1916 at Montreal PQ to No. 4 A.M.C Training Depot. It […]

Nishizaki, Jack H.

Went to England with the Canadian Army and was loaned to the British Intelligence Corps. Went to India and was stationed at Burma for sometime. Later went to Singapore. Promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Date of Discharge: 1946

Pte. Dan Noah went overseas in the summer of 1917, proceeding to France in January, 1918, attached to the 78th Canadian Reserve Battalion.

Private John B. Noah left Camp Borden with the 135th Battalion August 18th, 1916, and embarked for overseas August 24th, 1916. After one month’s training at Witley Camp, England, he proceeded to France with reinforcements for the 60th Battalion was broken up and the Somme engagement the 60th Battalion was broken up and Pte. Noah […]

Nolan, William J.

Born 26/03/1925, son of Will and Mildred Nolan, of 506 Nelson St., Wallaceburg, Ontario. Bill was working at the Wallaceburg Brass Co. prior to the war. Bill enlisted with the 2nd Kent Regt. in 1942 A47231, training in Chatham, London and Camp Ipperwash, ON service No. A808159 1stCoy. 3 Plt. The WN 30/12/43 reported William […]

Born 29/09/1920 in London, ON. The son of Charles and Nellie (nee Pettit) Norman of 321 Camp St., Wallaceburg, ON. The husband of Dorothy (nee Lucier) of Windsor, ON. Prior to the war Ernie was working at the Dominion Glass Co. in Wallaceburg. Ernest enlisted in London, ON. with the RCAF in January […]

Previous Military Experience: Trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment, (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). John would later leave the Army for the RCNVR. Involved in Supply, V76208. [date unknown] During the war, John Norris served on two Minesweepers on Coastal Patrol out of Canada. He […]

Of 78 Raleigh St., Chatham, ON. The husband of Catherine (nee McAlorum) the father of Raymond George Norris. Served as an aircraft carpenter. Reported home on leave in January, 1945.IODE, CDN 10/01/45(P), M. Tomecek. Previous Military Experience: Trained with the 2nd Kent Regiment After Enlistment, he served overseas sixteen months and received the C.V.S.M. and […]

Born 1923 in Chatham, ON. the son of Frank and Kathleen Norton of 257 Park St., Chatham, ON. A student at St.Joseph’s school and graduated from the Chatham Collegiate Institute. It was reported in the CDN 2/07/42(P) that he received his ‘Wings’ at the graduation exercises at Moncton NB.- S.F.T.S. William was in Chatham on […]

Nottley, Mrytle

THE WN 31/08/44 Reported that AW. Nottley had graduated from Wireless School in Montreal, PQ. and she was on a two week furlough in Wallaceburg and Windsor, ON. before leaving for Vancouver, BC. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

Born in 1924 the son of William Henry Nourse of Taylor Ave., Chatham, ON. He trained in many locations in Canada before going overseas to England. Previous Military Experience: Trained at Lachine, Que., Camp Borden, Toronto, Prince Edward Island and Three Rivers Que. William was reported to be sailing for Canada aboard the Ile De […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. and Clara Noyes of Prince St. North, Chatham, ON. His wife Hazel originally from Prince Edward Island had been serving with the CWAC as a Lieutenant, stationed in Africa where she met Clark. Previous Military Experience: Served with a signalling corps in Saskatoon, Sask. After Enlistment, Clark […]

Previous Military Experience: Able Seaman in the R.C.N.V.R. since 1936. After Enlistment he was stationed in H.M.C.S. Naden until February 1941, drafted to H.M.C.S. Givench until February 1942, drafted to H.M.C.S. Avalon (St. John’s Newfoundland) until July 1943, and drafted to H.M.C.S. Stadacona (Halifax) Date of Discharge: 1946

Nudds, D.A.

Of Blenheim, ON., reported returning from overseas aboard troop ship “Alcantara” CDN 1/08/45, expected to arrive at Quebec City the 5th of August, 1945. Arrived in Chatham from overseas duty. CDN 9/08/45.

Nurse, Audrey Heaton

The daughter of Col. And Mrs. Ivan Nurse of King St. West. She had been a teletypist in civilian life. Audrey enlisted in the Navy in April of 1943. The CDN 8/03/44 reported that she arrived from Halifax to visit her father and mother. Wren Nurse was a graduate of Chatham Collegiate Institute. Served overseas. The CDN 23/10/43 reported she was stationed […]

O’Brien, C.S.

The Wallaceburg News reported that Tpr. O’Brien was serving overseas. WN-date unknown. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

The son of Mrs. Ward A. of 143 Park St., Chatham, ON. He married to Ruby (nee Carey) of 97 Joseph St., Chatham, ON. Prior to his enlistment he was a shipping clerk with the P.M. Railway. Robert enlisted 19/06/43 in Windsor, ON. He trained at Number 12 BTC – Chatham and at Camp Bordon. He was sent overseas in July of 1943. […]

Lawrence married Helen (nee Conway) and they had three children; Larry Jr., Jane and Tom. She and the children were living in Huntsville, ON. Lawrence was a barrister in Chatham before his enlistment. He was a member of the firm of Kerr, McNevin, Gee and O’Connor in Chatham Cpl. O’Connor a former Olympic hurdler before the war, placed second in […]

Stoker O.Mara was stationed at Cornwallis, N.S. and later promoted to the rank of Chief Stoker. Date of Discharge: September 10th, 1945

O’Neil, Gerald B.

The WN 27/01/44 reported that Gerald was serving on HMCS Barrie at Halifax, NS. The Wallaceburg News reported that Gerald was stationed at R.C.N.H. Rockhead, Halifax, NS. WN-date unknown. The Wallaceburg News reported that Gerald was stationed at HMCS St. Lambert at St. John, Nfld. WN-date unknown. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH […]

O’Neil, M.J.

The Wallaceburg News reported that M. J. O’Neil was stationed at RCAF Prince George, BC. WN-date unknown. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

O’Neil, Michael Augustine

Michael Augustine O’Neil was born in Dover Centre, County of Kent, ON. He is the son of Edward Aloysius and Mary Louise O’Neil, of Chatham, Ontario. Michael attended public school in Chatham. He later moved to Chatham to follow his trade as a carpenter at Beaver Lumber company. Michael is the husband of Mary Eileen […]

The son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. O’Neill, 5th Concession, Raleigh Twsp. The CDN 10/09/43 reported that Mark and his wife had been spending that last two weeks at his parents home. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.

O’Rourke, Bernard A.

Served in Canada. Promoted to the rank of Sergeant Pilot, and received the C.V.S. medal. On 2 January, 1943 he was at Tarmac, Alberta 1/04/43 and No.7 I.T.S., Saskatoon where he gained his LAC. The CDN 20/05/43 reported that he had left for Edmonton to commence his training. 12 June, 1943 he trained at No.19 E.F.T.S , […]

O’Rourke, Carl W.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. John O’Rourke of Raleigh Twsp. Carl enlisted in September and went on active service in October of the same year. Carl was reported stationed at HMCS Cornwallis, Halifax, NS. He was a Steward on a fourteen–day leave at his home. He returned to duty in the Eastern Canadian sector. […]

Was born in Chatham, Ontario on February 16, 1917. Next of Kin; his wife, Mrs. Olga O’Rourke; son Jim, born 1942. Date of Marriage was 1939. Place of Enlistment: Chatham, Ontario; Place of Address: 645 Queen Street, Chatham, Ontario. He was a Service Policeman. Served in Canada. Greg’s wife writes: “Greg was born and raised […]

The son of Edward and Blanche O’Rourke. Jack enlisted in the RCN 14/05/42. It was reported that Jack had been on leave in August of 1944 and was returning to HMCS Portage after his furlough. He had attended a family reunion at the home of James O’Rourke, Lakeshore Rd., Raleigh Twsp. CDN 22/08/44.

O’Rourke, W./E. J.H.

The son of Thomas S. O’Rourke of 79 Dover St., Chatham, ON. Prior to his enlistment in the RCAF he was employed by the Bank of Montreal. He began his training 6/11/42 at No.3 Manning Depot at Edmonton, AB. He would take additional training at the University of Saskatchewan, SK. on 2 January, 1943. He […]

Trained and served two and a half years in Canada. Posted for overseas duty and served in England, Germany, France and Belgium. Promoted to the rank of Flying Officer and received the 1939-45 Star, the C.V.S.M. and clasp and General Service Medal. Date of Discharge: April 1946

Odette, Louis “Bud’

The son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Odette of Tilbury. Mrs. Odette was the president of the Tilbury Red Cross Society. He was training in Toronto, ON in October of 1943 when he was home for a week-end visit. TT 28/10/43. Still in Toronto Louis was home on a week-end leave in Tilbury to […]

Odette, Thomas C.

Son of Mayor and Mrs. T. C. Odette of Tilbury. The TT 16/07/42 reported that Tom was at the Officers Training Centre at Brockville, he had been home on a short leave. Thomas graduated from the COTC. CDN 15/10/42 Lieut. Thomas Odette was stationed at Camp Borden when he came to Tilbury with Miss Mary Gallagher of Toronto for […]

Wilfred Olbey served in Canada on West coast in signal corp, doing construction work and along the west coast for three and a half years. Then went to the east coast in 1945 on draft for overseas, but war had ended and he was returned to London, Ont. Date of Discharge: February 11th, 1946

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