Regimental number: 3135101 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 757 – 48. Present address: Palmyra, Date of Birth 17/11/1895 at Palmyra, Kent Co., ON. (Single) Son of William Bishop of Palmyra, A single thrasher/farmer living in Palmyra. No Military Experience. MSA 755172 AC. Attestation: 14/05/1918 at London, ON (Cat: C), to brother of NS Margaret. 1st WOR. Apparent Age: 22 yrs. 6 mths., Height: 6’, […]
Read MorePrivate Royal McKinley Bishop left for overseas with the 33rd. Battalion March 17th, 1916, proceeding to France July23rd, 1916, with reinforcements for the . Battalion. Roy would be wounded at the Battle of the Somme in September, 1916 as a result he spent months in hospital in Whitchurch, before being transferred to the Canadian Forestry Corps […]
Read MoreDonald began his military career as a member of the First Kents. He went overseas as a reinforcement for the Highland Light infantry. He later transferred to the RCR, proceeding to the Italian campaign with that unit. It was reported in the CDN 22/01/44 that Donald had seen some of the stiffest fighting in Italy […]
Read MoreRegimental number: 3135102. Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 761 – 28. Present address: – Coatsworth, ON. Date of Birth: 17/01/1897 at Buckavin, Poland, Russia. N of K: Darrol Suskey of Coatsworth, Kent CO., ON. A single farmer living at Coatsworth. N of:K: MSA 707166 AC. 17/01/1897. Attestation: 14/05/1918 at London, ON to 1st WOR. At Chatham, ON. 13/10/17 (A2) – 14/05/18. […]
Read MoreThomas had been working for “Mr. Cameron” for four years before he enlisted with the 1st Kent Regt. in 1940. He trained with the Kents and went overseas as a reinforcement for the Essex Scottish. Thomas had been wounded three times since fighting in D-Day. In a letter to his parents, Sgt. Glen Embary, also […]
Read MoreRegimental number: 3132830 Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 764 – 72. Date of Birth 04/07/1895 at Scott Junction, Dorchester Co., PQ. Son of Stanislas Bisson (father), St. Marie Beauce, County, PQ. Place of Birth: Scott Junction, Dorchester Co. PQ. (Single) He was working for the Bank of Commerce in Chatham, ON. MSA 708248 AC. Attestation 24/04/1918 at London, ON to 1st WOR. Working at Chatham, […]
Read MoreSon of Alexander Black of Dumfrieshire. A single farmer living at Northwood, Kent County, ON. MSA Defaulter. Attestation: 6/05/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MorePrivate Sidney W. Black enlisted at Calgary May 21st, 1918 and after a short training in Canada was sent overseas with his unit and proceeded to France with them and remained there until sent back to England and to Canada for demobilization. Discharged at London July 10th, 1919 due to demobilization.
Read MoreThe son of Redmond and Grace Black, living on the corner of Hughes and North St., Dresden, ON. Born 9 May, 1911 at Dresden. He was the youngest son of the manager of the Dresden Bank of Commerce. The family remained in Dresden until the Depression of the 1930’s. He was known as “Gay” to his […]
Read MoreSon of James Blackburn of Chatham, ON. a single civil engineer living in Chatham. MSA 707969 AC. Attestation: 17/05/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MoreSon of Robert James Blackburn of R. R. # 1 Northwood, Harwich Twsp., Kent Co., On. A single farmer living on the family farm. MSA 714839 AC. Attestation: 14/05/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MoreDT 24/04/41. The 2nd son of Myron S. and Blanche (nee Huff) Blackburn, a sister Margaret Ruth (RCAF). . The husband of Kathleen (nee Divall). Prior to the war Cpl. Blackburn was the chief constable of Dresden. He enlisted in December of 1939 DT 4/11/43 reads, “Official Word Received Sgt. Alex Blackburn Very Much Alive” . Prior to this […]
Read MoreSon of William Blain of R. R. # 3 Tilbury. A single farmer living on the family farm. MSA 728005 AC. Attestation: 14/05/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MoreMarried to Elizabeth Rebecca they were living at Ridgetown, ON. A constable with some militia experience. Attestation: 11/09/1916 at Ridgetown, ON. to 1st WOR. Found on Roll of Honour Church of Advant, Ridgetown.
Read MoreLiving at R. R. # 1, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blonde of Chatham Chatham, ON. The CDN 7/07/44 (P) reported that Sgt. James Blonde married Margaret Theresa (nee Rolke) at St. Andrew’s RC. Church in Edmonton, AB. LOOKING FOR FAMILY AND SERVICE INFORMATION – Contact GOH Website.
Read MorePrivate Walter A. Blonde trained at London, Ontario, with the 1st. depot Battalion. Private Walter A. Blonde received his discharge January 15th, 1919, due to demobilisation.
Read MoreSon of Jacob Blonde of 146 Lacrouix St., Chatham, ON. A single munitions worker living at his fathers home. MSA 719043 AC. Attestation: 5/06/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MoreBorn 26/02/1924 in Sarnia, ON. Moved to the United States in 1927. He had a sister born in 1930. He attended school in Detroit he quit school, lied about his age and came to Chatham to enlist in the Kent Regt. He is found in the IODE – Kent Regt Book at the C-K Museum. […]
Read MorePrivate Marcus D. Bogart was employed in the Paymaster’s office 1st. Depot Battalion, London.
Read MoreSo of Thomas Bolton of Croton, Kent Co., ON. A single farmer living on the family farm. MSA 707759 AC. Attestation: 17/06/1918 at London, ON. to 1st WOR.
Read MoreBorn in 1921 at Comber. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Bonneau of St. Clair St. in Tilbury, ON. Brother of Henry of the RCOC. Raymond enlisted with the Essex Scottish in Windsor, ON. on 31/03/1942. MGF. He served in Canada, France, Belgium and Holland. He was reported to be returning from overseas duty in the CDN 20/11/45. […]
Read MorePrivate Edward Bonner transferred to the 186th. Battalion, going overseas with this unit. Son of Mrs. Frederick Lovell of Blenheim, ON. A single carpenter living in Blenheim. 1 year with 7th F. C. Cdn. Engineers. Attestation 9/05/1917 at London, ON. to No. 1 Forestry Bn. Reported returned from O/S duty.
Read MoreWilliam T. Bonnett spent 2 years with the 21st Regiment at Windsor. William T. Bonnett enlisted at Windsor January 26th, 1918 with the 1st Depot Battalion. Went to France August 1918. Arrived at London, Ontario May 22nd, 1919. Discharged at London due to demobilisation May 23rd, 1919.
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