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The son of Mrs. P. Ferguson of Raleigh Twsp, Kent Co., ON. Billy went to school in Chatham and conducted an orchestra in Chatham for some time. While William was stationed at Debert, Nova Scotia he was given leave to return to Chatham where he spent time with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. […]

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 […]

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 […]

Kenneth enlisted 31/12/1941 in the RCASC and served in Red Deer, Alberta. He was discharged from service 3/09/1942.

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

Completer basic training in Chatham and advance training in Petawawa. Served in Canada for thirty four months and was honourably discharged April 1941 under R.O. 1029 to D.P. and N.H. under R.O. 3151, 1943. After completing medical attention re-enlisted and served at Wosely Barracks, London, Ontario.

The son of W. E. Johnston of London, ON. Next of kin reported as Mrs. A. Johnston of 100 Delaware, Chatham, ON., his wife.    Served with the 2nd Kent Regiment. Looking for Information. Appears on the “Muster Roll” of the 2nd Bn., Kent Regiment (MG), N.P.A.N. (date unknown). Ronald had enlisted with the RCASC in […]

    Born 16/04/1899, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr of Dresden, ON., he had been a long time resident in London, ON. when the war broke out (Served in WWI).  He enlisted December 1939.   Fred’s wife Grace (nee Farnsworth)  had died suddenly about a year before while he was overseas.  RCASC, (1st Divisional Supply […]

The DT 3/07/41 reported that Ford had enlisted in the Army.  Discharged February. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website

The brother of Mrs. Charles Sturgis. The following letter was sent to his sister: Dear Myrtle: I finally have settled down long enough to write a letter, it certainly seems to be quite a problem these days as I am certainly busy all of the time.  However it seems as though it will be easier the […]