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252 Tag Results for soldier
Charles Edward Lennie
He volunteered to drive wounded veterans to their hospital appointments after being discharged.
Clarence Kenney
“The romance and subsequent engagement all took place by mail while he was in Europe and she back home in Ontario!”
Claude Henry Rogers
"His energy and determination were splendid examples to the men working under him, and materially contributed to the success of our operations."
Donald MacPherson
Father Donald MacPherson was the first priest of the Diocese of Antigonish in the Canadian Chaplain Service.
James Harold Maynard and Gilbert Edward Dryburgh
The Dryburgh brothers enlisted to serve as medics, but were instead ordered to stay in Halifax and help the nine thousand who were injured.
George Stewart
“The lower half of the humerus was all blown to pieces. On Sept 16, 1916 the right arm was amputated.”
Guy Elton Dingle
When Guy was discharged he went to Toronto where he met and married Helen Doherty on July 19th 1922.
Gerald Hebert Ryan
Ryan was an emotional casualty of war. “His life never amounted to anything and [he] was never really a well man emotionally after the war.”
Henry Devereaux Corlis White
He left the war physically unscathed but was mentally traumatized.
James Laidlaw
James Laidlaw enlisted on May 11, 1916 from London, Ontario and served as a sergeant with the Canadian Army Medical Corps.
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