Frank Bertrand

Archie G. Bowen

Laurence Bowen

James Caldwell

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FLOYD BERTAM LOVELESS Click here for more

• JAMES ARCHIBELL

• FRANK BERTRAND

• ARCHIE G. BOWEN

• LAURENCE BOWEN

• JONNIE BURNS

• JAMES DUNCAN CALDWELL

• CHARLES CLAIRMONT

• WILBERT CRONKRIGHT

• DAVID EMMOREY

  1884-Apr.9, 1917, Vimy Ridge, France, son of Wm Emmorey & Mary McGarvey

• CECIL FEENEY

• JOHN FRY

• FRED FRY

• JOHN LEONARD

• FLOYD BERTRAM. LOVELESS

• ALEXANDER MITCHELL McFARLANE

• HAROLD “Peanuts” McWILLIAMS

  1890-1922 Died as a result of injuries.

• NORMAN MUMBY

• JOSEPH MURPHY

• ROBERT NICKLE

• WILLIAM PHILLIPS

• JOSEPH REYNOLDS

• GEORGE SELLYEH

• FRED SIMMONS

• H. SISSON

• THOMAS SMITH

• SAMUEL SMITH

• GEORGE WEBB

• GEORGE WRIGHT

Harold McWilliams served at the front with the 21st Battalion.

ALEXANDER MITCHELL McFARLANE Click here for more

ROBERT NICKLE  

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Joseph Reynolds, born 7 Nov.1893, lived at Malone, died of tuberculosis, 17 aug.1919. Next of kin when he enlisted was his mother Mary. When he died he had a wife listed at a London England address.

George Sellyeh, born in Alabama on 22 Mar.1876, and died at Vimy 9-4-1917. His father was a French Canadian who fought with the Union Army in the American Civil War.

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ARNOLD,  Israel

ARCHER, Fred

ARCHER, Arthur J.

BARTLETT,  Albert

BEDORE, Francis Edward

BEDORE, Hartford

BEDORE, Wilbert

BELL, James

BERTRAND , L.M.

BLEECKER,  C.A.

BLEECKER,  Gilbert Roy

BOWEN, Archibald

BOWS, James

BURNS, George

BURNS, Jonas W.

Jonnie Burns

BRADY, Isaac

BAILEY, Edward

BOYD,  Hugh J

COATES, James

COTTRELL,  W.J.

CRONKRITE, Ross

DAVIDSON, Bert

DAVIS, Owen J.

DELINE, Frank

DOUPE George H.

DURRANT, W.R.

EASTWOOD, Lena Vic

FEENEY, Fred

FEENEY, Michael

FROATS, John

GIFFORD, H.E.

GIFFORD, Charles

GLADNEY, E.M.

GRANT, Frank

GRAY,   Lorne

GRAY,   Percy Sr.

GRAY, Percy, Jr.

HARTLEY, George

HICKEY,      J. Warren

Marmora Herald Aug. 15, 1918"Sincerely regret to inform you - Jams Warren Hickey, Maclane Gun Corps, officially reported admitted Third Stationary Hospital, Rouen, Aug. 17. Gunshot wound arm, chest, leg amputated thigh.'

HOLT, Eric

HUTCHINSON, John

JOHNS,  George

JOHNSON, John

JOHNSON,  H.N.

JOHNSTON, Bruce

 JONES,  Clifford

JONES, Stewart,

JONES, Hubert

KERR, George

LAIRD, John James, 21st Battalion



LAURY,  E.W.

LAYCEE, Frank

LAYCOCK, Samuel (click here)

LLOYD, Benjamin

LONG, Harold C.

LOUGH, Stewart

McCALLUM,  Donald

McELBINEY, William

McFARLANE James -click for more info

McFARLANE, Joseph Click for more

McFARLANE Michael

McQUIGGE, Thomas

McINROY, George

McTAGGART, S.T.

McWILLIAMS, Henry

MITCHELL, Norman

MURPHY, William

MURPHY, Everard

MURPHY, Charles

NAYLER, Norman

NAYLER, Harold

NAYLER, Robert

NEILL, Joseph

NOBES, James

NOBES, Charles

O'CONNOR, Earl

O'NEILL, Joseph

OLIVER, Thomas

OSBOURNE, Harold

PEARCE, Henry Reginald

PETERSON, A.

REGAN, William

RUPERT,  Irvin T.

RUPERT, Clayton

REYNOLDS,  Fred

ROSE, Clinton

SISSON, Harvey

SISSON, Howard

SIMMONS, Floyd

SNELL, Roy May 3, 1915 Private R. Snell, (SON OF?) former editor and proprietor of the Marmora Herald newspaper is now training with the 3rd Canadian Army Contingent in Belleville. He expects to sail from Halifax with other soldiers who are being sent to fill the gaps in the ranks of the 1st Contingent made at the battles of Ypres. (Marmora Herald)

SCHOFIELD E.

SHARPE, Harold

SHARPE,  George M.

SOUTHWORTH, Robert

TAYLOR, Wilfred

TAYLOR , Leslie

TERRION, Vincent

TOMS, G.C.

TUCKER, James

VILNEFF, Leonard

WHEELER, Phillip

WOODCOCK, Phillip Sr.

WOODCOCK, Phillip Jr.

WOODCOCK,  James

WRIGHT, John

WRIGHT, Herbert

WRIGHT, Bruce

WRIGHT, Isaac

WELLMAN, George

WARREN,  Cecil E.

WILKES, Jacob

WELLS, Fred

WRIGHT, Isaac

YATTON, Herbet

YOUNG, George