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Albert Bennett
Albert Bennett of Nelson, British Columbia, enlisted in 1915 and served as a private with the 47th Battalion.
George Grassie Archibald
During the war, Frank Stanfield sent Archibald, later a major of the 20th Battalion, letters to update him on Canadian politics.
Hugh R. Dale-Harris
“The men who escaped say the last they saw of him he was firing his revolver at the Germans at about 40 yards.”
Thomas Williston
The body was that of Thomas Williston, who died of his wounds while in a German POW camp.
William Fraser Stagg
It was a tragic end for the forty-two-year-old who witnessed all manner of adventures during his time in uniform.
Bruce Poole
His death report indicates he was killed instantly by shrapnel in October 1918, exactly one month before the Armistice.
Alexander (Lex) Bayne Rutherford
“Oh mother of mine, I would give the world to be with you now. It’s so hard to say anything that would be of a comfort to you in a letter.”
John McGregor
During the final advance at Vimy, McGregor was shot and evacuated April 11 to a clearing station, where he would succumb to his injuries the next day.
Ernest Dalton Roy Dunsmore
Ernest Dalton Roy Dunsmore enlisted with the 1st Depot Battalion Saskatchewan Regiment on October 18, 1917.
Horace Heber Haney
“It’s great sport to watch for German rifle flashes at night and fire about five rounds rapid at them.”
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