Biographies for about two-thirds of the soldiers have been completed. They include British, Australian, New Zealand as well as Canadian and Newfoundland soldiers. I even spotted a French serviceman.
Biographies are added this veterans week for:
Graham, Private William Henry
Dunnicliff, Private George William
Apps, Private Thomas William
Bower, Private John Frederick
Gamble, Private John
McGee, Private Edward Parker
Panther, Private Sidney Edward
Cowan Company Sergeant, Major John James
Dempster, Private Charles Grinling
Feathers, Sapper James
Ferris, Lance Corporal Dalton Edgar
Fisher, Sapper Herbert Oliver
Gray, Private William John
Goddard, Private Walter John
Hourie, Private John Robert
Jackson Sergeant James Henry
Light, Private William Arthur
Maracle, Private Peter William
Thomas, Private William Wilfred
Williams, Driver Christmas
Find the database and explanatory material at https://bifhsgo.ca/cstm_cdnCasClrStn.php
A tip of the hat to the current BIFHSGO volunteers for the project:
Heather Carmody Marcia Clements
Sheila Dohoo Faure (team leader) Lynda Gibson
Jean Kitchen (editor) Nigel Lloyd
Lynne Willoughby
1 comment:
Thanks for the post, John. There are at least 3-4 French servicemen and about half a dozen German soldiers too. There are also quite a few Serbian soldiers, former POWs, who died of influenza in 1918 - 1919 while being repatriated.
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