Catholics of the Diocese of Antigonish, Nova Scotia,
and The Great War, 1914-1919
Nominal Enlistment Rolls by Parishes
St. Francis Xavier University Press
When printed C1920 Cost: $2.50 Postpaid
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Armistice signed 11 Nov 1918
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Dedication:
In memory of James Joseph Somers
(Summers)
1897-1980
Jim's record was missed in this book,
although he did serve with the Infantry
in England and France.
NAC Record:
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Regimental #2138471 Box #9422-55
The foreward states that this information was
'given to the public'.
My decision to compile this list was determined
by the poor condition of this book, which belonged
to my deceased father-in-law, Jim Somers, and found
by family with personal effects.
Some names are not in correct alpha order.
If anyone knows the parents (only) of an enlistee,
Write
and I will add the parents to their name
Please give the Parish where they are listed
OMITTED NAMES WILL BE ADDED TO PARISH LISTS:
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State the Antigonish Parish to which they belonged:
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The killed and those who died in the service
are printed in capitals.
Asterisks indicate the wounded and gassed.
Note: A few enlistees joined forces other than Canadian
FOREWARD
The Honor Roll of the Diocese of Antigonish is herewith given to the public as the
joint production of the Faculty of the University of St. Francis Xavier and the Statisical
Committee of Saint Ninian's Council, No. 1105, of the Knights of Columbus.
The work gathering the matter herein contained was begun more than two years
ago. From it's inception it received the hearty approval and co-operation of Right
Reverend Bishop Morrison, to whom, before all, the sincere graditude of the compilers
is due. The priests in charge of the various parishes of the diocese all went to much
inconvenience and labor to prepare their parish rolls, and to them also, the compilers
wish to express their genuine thanks. To all others who, directly or indirectly, aided
in making this publication a reality, due appreciation is hereby accorded.
There are many phases of war-work, in which Catholics of the Diocese took an
energetic part, and of which there is no record in this book. This omission is due to
the fact that there were few distinctively Catholic organizations engaged as such in
war-work. Catholics instead labored hand-in-hand with their non-Catholic fellow-citizens
in non-denominational bodies, and no record of solely Catholic work was kept. In the
work of the Red Cross Society, our Catholic women, and in the work of the Patriotic
Society, our Catholic men, were indefatigable workers, giving generously of their time
and their means. The Catholic clergy of the Diocese, from the pulpit and platform,
constantly led the way for their people in staunch support of the allied cause. More in
Nova Scotia perhaps than in any Province of Canada, were the churches used as a medium
of reaching the people in patriotic matters.
It is necessary to state that the statistics given are by no means complete or perfect.
Many names of officers and men, doubtless, have not been recorded, and the details of
service in some cases may be incorrect or incomplete. Every reasonably possible means
however, was adopted to secure all available information, and errors, where errors there
are, are sincerely regretted. It was thought better to publish the material on hand, rather
than that it should be lost to succeeding generations.
Canadian Expeditionary Force
National Archives searchable index
106th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, Nova Scotia Rifles 1916
PARISHES
MAIN PAGE:
ANTIGONISH
ARICHAT
ARISAIG
BADDECK
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BAILEY'S BROOK
BAY ST. LAWRENCE
BIG POND
BOISDALE
PAGE 3
BRIDGEPORT
BROAD COVE
BROOK VILLAGE
PAGE 4
CANSO
CHETICAMP
CHRISTMAS ISLAND
CREIGNISH
PAGE 5
D'ESCOUSSE
DOMINION No. 4
EAST BAY
FRIAR'S HEAD
GEORGEVILLE
PAGE 6
GLACE BAY
GLENDALE
GRAND MIRA
GUYSBORO
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ST. FRANCIS HARBOUR
HARBOUR BOUCHER
HEATHERTON
INVERNESS
PAGE 8
IONA
JOHNSTOWN
JUDIQUE
LAKEVALE
L'ARDOISE
LARRY'S RIVER
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LITTLE BRAS D'OR
LOCHABER
LOUISBERG
LOURDES
MABOU
PAGE 10
MAIN-A-DIEU
MARGAREE (EAST)
MARGAREE (NORTH EAST)
NEW ABERDEEN
PAGE 11
NEW GLASGOW
NEW WATERFORD-MOUNT CARMEL
PAGE 12
NEW WATERFORD-ST. AGNES
NORTH SYDNEY
PETIT DE GRAT
PICTOU
POMQUET
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PORT FELIX
PORT HAWKESBURY
LOWER RIVER INHABITANTS
MARBLE MOUNTAIN
PORT HOOD
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PORT MORIEN
PORT MULGRAVE
RESERVE MINES
RIVER BOURGEOIS
ST. ANDREW'S
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ST. JOSEPH'S
ST. PETER'S
SOUTH INGONISH
SOUTH WEST MARGAREE
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SYDNEY
ITALIAN MISSION, SYDNEY
PAGE 17
SYRIAN PARISH
SYDNEY MINES
PAGE 18
TRACADIE
VICTORIA MINES
WEST ARICHAT
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WESTVILLE
THORBURN
WHITNEY PIER
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Abbreviations:
A.E.F.=American Expeditionary Forces
Batt.=Battery
Bn.=Battalion
Capt.=Captain
C.A.M.C.=Canadian Army Medical Corps
C.A.P.C.=Canadian Army Pay Corps
C.A.S.C.=Canadian Army Service Corps
C.A.V.C.=Canadian Army Veterinary Corps
C.D.A.C.=Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column
C.E.=Canadian Engineers
C.F.A.=Canadian Field Artillery
C.F.C.=Canadian Forestry Corps
C.G.A.=Canadian Garrison Artillery
C.I.=Canadian Infantry
C.I.B.D.=Canadian Infantry Base Depot
C.L.I.=Canadian Light Infantry
C.M.G.C.=Canadian Machine Gun Corps
C.M.G.=Commander of the Order of St. Michael & St. George
C.M.R.=Canadian Mounted Rifles
Cpl.=Corporal
C.R.T.=Canadian Railway Troops
C.T.M.B.=Canadian Trench Mortar Battery
D.C.M.=Distinguished Conduct Medal
D.S.O.=Distinguished Service Order
Dvr.=Driver
Gnr.=Gunner
L.Cpl.=Lance Corporal
Lieut.=Lieutenant
M.C.=Military Cross
M.M.=Military Medal
M.S.M.=Meritorious Service Medal
N.S.=Nursing Sister
O.B.E.=Order of the British Empire
Pte.=Private
R.A.F.=Royal Air Force
R.C.R.=Royal Canadian Regiment
R.E.=Royal Engineers
R.R.C.=Royal Red Cross
Sgt.=Sergeant
Spr.=Sapper (a military specialist who lays, detects, & disarms mines)
U.S.M.C.=United States Medical Corps
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ANTIGONISH
Rev. M. A. MacAdam, P. P.
Summary: 158 enlisted, 17 killed, 31 wounded
Beaton, Gnr. Archibald, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
*Beaton, Pte. Dan, 85th Bn., C.I.
Boyd, Pte. George, 26th Bn., C.I.
Bower, N.S. Christina, C.A.M.C.
Cameron, Pte. Alex. J., 1st Depot Bn.
Carter, Pte. Archibald, C.F.C.
Carter, Lieut. Henry Thomas, M.C., D.C.M. 10th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
*Carter, Dvr. Hugh Gillis, 8th Batt., C.F.A.
Carter, Pte. James B., C.M.G.C.
Campbell, N.S. Elizabeth, U.S.M.C.
Chisholm, Pte. Alexander, 1st Res.Bn.
Chisholm, Pte. Alex. J., 7th Bn., C.I.
CHISHOLM, PTE. ALEXANDER K., 26th Bn., C.I.
Chisholm, Pte. Angus D., C.A.M.C.
Chisholm, Pte. Colin Angus, C.A.M.C.
CHISHOLM, PTE. COLIN F., 46th Bn., C.I.
Chisholm, Pte. Dan A., 236th Bn., C.I.
*Chisholm, Sgt. George A., Croix de Guerre, 48th Batt., C.F.A.
promoted from ranks
Chisholm, Capt. H.G., C.A.M.C.
Chisholm, Flight Lieut. Joseph D. R.A.F.
*Chisholm, Pte. James F., R.C.R., C.I.
Chisholm, Spr. John A., 2nd Can. Tunneling Co.
taken prisoner, but escaped
Chisholm, Pte. Roderick, 196th Bn., C.I.
Chisholm, N.S. Mary, (1886-1951)
daughter of John Hugh Chisholm & Jane
Campbell (daughter of Archibald Campbell)
Chisholm of Brierly Brook and Antigonish U.S.M.C.
Conners, Lieut. Angus N., U.S. Aviation Corps
Conners, John, U.S. Navy
DEVANNEY, DVR. ROBERT, 23rd Batt., C.F.A.
Druce, Pte. John, no entry
*Fisher, Pte. George, R.C.R., C.I.
*Forbes, Gnr. Joseph, 6th Batt., C.F.A.
Fraser, Gnr. Roderick A., 6th Batt., C.F.A.
Fraser, Pte. Roderick A., C.A.S.C. Motor Transport
Fraser, Cpl. Peter, 101st Bn. U.S. Engineers
Fraser, Pte. Christopher A., 1st Depot Bn.
Fraser, Pte. William, 1st Depot Bn.
Fraser, Pte. William Scott, 25th Bn., C.I.
*Gillis, Gnr. Duncan Hugh, 10th Batt., C.F.A.
Gillis, Pte. Dan J., C.A.M.C.
Gillis, Dvr. John A. 4th C.D.A.C.
GILLIS, Pte. JOSEPH BERNARD, 85th Bn., C.I.
GRANT, L.CPL. JAMES ARTHUR, 42nd Bn., C.I.
Grant, Pte. Peter Gerald, 42nd Bn., C.I.
Haley, Pte. John, C.E.
Haley, Pte. Alexander Arthur, no entry
**Hanrahan, Sgt. Daniel F 25th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
son of Mathieu & Ellen (Gillis)
Hanrahan
Hanrahan, Gnr. Sylvester, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
son of Mathieu & Ellen (Gillis)
Hanrahan
*Higgins, Pte. Dan, 40th Bn., C.I.
Hogan, Pte. Philip, 1st Depot Bn.
JACKSON, PTE. WILLIAM, C.F.C.
Johnson, Gnr. Anthony, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
Kavanagh, Spr. Ernest, C.E.
KENNA, PTE. T. THOMAS,
Killed 16 Sep 1916 on the Somme
(Son of James Kenna &
Mary Christine MacDonald) 25th Bn., C.I.
*Lennon, Sgt. Joseph C. R.C.R., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MacDonald, Pte. Alfred J., 193 Bn., C.I.
MACDONALD, PTE. ANGUS A., 225th East Kootenay Bn., & 54th Bn., C.I.
Killed at Lens, 7 Sep 1917
Son of Prof. Angus Gillis & Maggie
(Fuller) MacDonald, River
Denys Mtn & Antigonish, mayor twice.
Prof. MacDonald coined the Gaelic
motto for the 85th & 185th Bns.
"Siol na Fear Fearail". Still used
by both Bns. of the N.S. Hgdrs.
Also a provincial School inspector
MacDonald, Gnr. Bernard A., 5th C.D.A.C.
MacDonald, Pte. Cyril, R.A.F.
MacDonald, Sgt. Dan A., promoted from ranks C.E.
*MacDonald, Pte. Dan R., 25th Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte. Donald L., 236thBn., C.I.
MacDonald, Sgt. Edward W., A.E.F.
promoted from ranks
*MacDonald, Pte. Dan R., 25th Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte. Donald L., 236th Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Sgt. Edward W., A.E.F.
promoted from ranks
MacDonald, Pte. James, A.E.F.
MacDonald, N.S. Jessie, C.A.M.C.
*MacDonald, Lieut. Gladstone, M.C., 85th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
See Angus A. MacDonald, above
MacDonald, Pte. Hugh Gillis, 1st Depot Bn.
MacDonald, Pte. Joseph A., 1st Depot Bn.
MacDonald, John A., Western Bn., C.I.
MACDONALD, SPR. JOHN D., C.E.
MacDonald, Pte John N., 64th Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, N.S. Louise, R.R.C., C.A.M.C.
See Angus A. MacDonald, above
MacDonald, Pte. Richard, 193 Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte. Vincent, 193 Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte Robert, Western Bn., C.I.
**MacDonald, Pte. Edward W., 26th Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte. Hugh, 1st Depot Bn.
MacDonald, Pte. Joseph, C.A.M.C.
MacDonald, Pte. William, Western Bn., C.I.
*MacDougall, Pte. Colin, R.C.R., C.I.
MacDougall, Gnr. Archibald, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.F.
MacDougall, N.S. Flora, C.A.M.C.
MACDOUGALL, COLIN FRANCIS, R.C.R., C.I.
MacDougall, N.S. Margaret, C.A.M.C.
MacFarlane, Lieut. Peter, D.C.M., 85th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
*MacGillivray, Spr. Angus D., 2nd Can. Div., C.E.
MacGillivray, Pte., Alexander, 193 Bn., C.I.
*MacGillivray, Lieut. Charles J., 46th Bn., C.I.
*MacGillivray, Lieut. Donald J., R.C.R., C.I.
MacGillivray, Sgt. Hugh D., 64th Bn., C.I.
MacGillivray, Pte Hugh G., A.E.F.
*MacGillivray, Lieut. John D., M.M. 21st Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MacGillivray, Major Rev. R.C., M.C. Chaplain Service
promoted from Capt.
MacGillivray, Pte. John A., U.S. Aviation Corps
MacGillivray, Pte. Wilfred A.,
(Son of John (Merchant) MacGillivray
& Jessie (Denoon) Mac Donald) C.A.M.C.
MacGillivray, Pte. Ronald, C.R.T.
MacGillivray, Pte. Joseph, 1st Canadian Reserve
McIsaac, Matron Sadie C., R.R.C., mentioned in disp., C.A.M.C.
MACISAAC, CAPT. FIELDING, C.A.M.C.
McIsaac, Lieut. Joseph P., 27th Bn., C.I.
MacKenzie, Pte. Alexander, 42nd Bn., C.I.
MacKenzie, Gnr. Hugh, Siege Batt., C.G.A.
*MacKenzie, Pte. Joseph, 40th Bn., C.I.
MacKenzie, Pte. William H., 1st Depot Bn.
MacKenzie, Pte. Duncan, 85th Bn., C.I.
MacKinnon, Col. John L., O.B.E., 14th Howitzer Batt., C.F.A.,
& N.S. Regimental Depot
MacKinnon, Pte. Hugh D., 193rd Bn., C.I.
MacLean, Gnr. Colin D., 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
MacLean, Pte. Angus H., C.A.M.C.
MacLean, Pte. Hugh R., C.A.M.C.
MACLEAN, ANGUS J., no entry
MacLellan, Pte. A. J., 1st Depot Bn.
MacLellan, Pte. Hugh, no entry
MacMillan, Gnr. George, 23rd Batt., C.F.A.
MacMillan, Pte. Ronald, 1st Depot Bn.
MACMILLAN, PTE. CHARLES WARREN, 85th Bn., C.I.
MacMillan, Sgt. Hugh, promoted from ranks 112th Bn., C.P.C.
MacMillan, Pte. William K., 95th Squadron, A.E.F.
*MacNeil, Sgt. Alex L., promoted from ranks 25th Bn., C.I.
son of Hugh & Jane (MacIssac) MacNeil
*McNeil, Pte. Dan A., 193rd Bn. & 42nd R.C.H., C.I.
MACNEIL, PTE. STEPHEN, C.M.G.C.
*MacPherson, Gnr. Alex, 23rd Batt., C.F.A.
MacPherson, Pte. Hugh, 193rd Bn., C.I.
MacPherson, Lieut. John N., A.E.F.
MacPherson, Pte. Dougald, C.I.,
(prisoner of war)
Mahoney, Pte. John C., 3rd Div., C.I.
Mullins, Gnr. John Thompson, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
Millins, Gnr. William Bruce, 10th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
MANSFIELD, PTE. WILLIAM, 25th Bn., C.I.
*Meehan, Staff Sgt. Fred, M.M. 23rd Batt., C.F.A.
promoted from ranks
*Meehan, Dvr. Lewis, C.F.A.
Offut, Spr. Edward J., C.E.
O'BRIEN, LIEUT. ALEXANDER, 67th Bn., C.I.
Son of J.S. O'Brien of Antigonish
O'Brien, N.S. Marcella, C.A.M.C.
O'Brien, Pte. Basil, C.A.M.C.
Phee, Pte. Ernest, No. 2 Bn., C.R.T.
Phee, Pte. Norman, No. 2 Bn., C.R.T.
Philip, Capt. A.O., 85th Bn., C.I.
*Power, Sgt. W. Rufus, C.A.M.C.
promoted from ranks
Pratt, Pte. B.S. R.E.
Pucell, Pte. John J., 1st Depot Bn.
Purcell, Pte. Frank, A.E.F.
Ross, Sgt. John Allan C.A.M.C.
promoted from ranks
Sears, Sgt. David, 1st Depot Bn.
Sears, Gnr. Gerald, 7th Siege Batt., C.G.A.
Sears, Flt. Lieut, Leo B., R.A.F.
SHEEHAN, PTE. JOHN A., 85th Bn.,C.I.
*Slattery, Pte. James H., 56th Bn. & 49th Bn., C.I.
*Tompkins, Major Rev. Miles N., M.C. Can. Chaplain Service
promoted from Capt.
**Walsh, Pte. James D., R.C.R., C.I.
Willis, Spr. William, R.C.E.
Wilmot, Pte. Angus, C.A.M.C.
Wilmot, Pte. Miles, 227th Bn., C.I.
Wilmot, Pte. William 25th Bn., C.I.
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ARICHAT
Rev. A.E. Mombourquette, P.P.
Summary: 37 enlisted, 2 killed, 4 wounded
Barrett, Pte. Henry A.E.F.
Boudreau, Pte. Alex 25th Bn., C.I.
Boudreau, Capt. Alfred R.S.N. Patrol boat
Boudreau, Pte. Alphonse T. C.A.P.C.
Boudreau, Pte. Berkman C.F.C.
Boudreau, Pte. John 45th Bn., C.F.C
Boudreau, Spr. Lorenzo P. R.E.
Boudreau, Sailor Raymond S.S."Niobe"
Boudreau, Cadet T.F. R.A.F.
Boutin, Sailor Gustave S.S."Niobe"
*Burton, Sgt. Percy, promoted from ranks C.A.S.C.
CARRIGAN, PTE. WILLIAM, 85th Bn., C.I.
Doucet, Pte. Harry 185th Bn., C.I.
Flynn, Gnr. Charles P. 79th Field Batt. C.F.A.
FOREST, PTE, EDMUND no entry
Gagnon, Pte. Ambrose 69th Bn., C.I.
Gagnon, Capt. Alfred R.S.N. Patrol Boat
Gaudet, Pte. Elias E., Depot Bn.
Gibbs, Pte. Charles, A.E.F.
LeBlanc, Pte. Emile, 185th Bn., C.I.
LeBlanc, Sgt. Pierre Joseph, Croix de Guerre A.E.F.
promoted from ranks
LeBlanc, Signalman Raymond J., S.S. "Niobe"
LeBlanc, Capt. B.A.,
Dr. Benjamin Amedeé LeBlanc
Son of Virginia Madeleine Landry
& Benjamin James LeBlanc
of Arichat C.A.M.C.
LeBlanc, Capt. Peter, R.S.N. Patrol Boat
McGrath, Pte. John, A.E.F.
*McGrath, Pte. Michael, 15th Bn., R.C.H., C.I.
McNeil, Pte. Daniel A.R., 17th Bn., C.I.
McNeil, Pte. Joseph, 21st Bn., C.I.
Madden, Pte. Patrick, no entry
*Martel, Staff-Sgt. C.F., Can. Postal Corps
Marchand, Spr. Simon A., C.E.
*Power, Pte. James M., 17th Res. Bn.
Thibet, Pte. Joseph, 33rd Batt., C.F.A.
Shaw, Pte. Harry G., 85th Bn., C.I.
Upton, Pte. James C., C.F.C.
Upton, Pte. Stanley C., 47th Bn., C.I.
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ARISAIG
Rev. D. L. MacDonald, P.P.
Summary: 39 enlisted, 9 killed , 7 wounded
Conners, Sailor Archibald, American Navy
Fraser, Pte. Angus, no entry
*Fraser, Pte. James, 7th Bn., C.I.
FRASER, CPL. LEWIS, C.M.G.C.
Gillis, Pte. Angus L., C.E.
Gillis, Pte. Colin D., 1st Depot Bn., C.I.
Gillis, Pte. John Joseph, M.M., 102nd Bn., C.I.
GRANT, PTE. JOHN, 72nd Bn., C.I.
MacAdam, Pte. Hugh, A.E.F.
MacAdam, Pte. John P., Western Bn., C.I.
MacDonald, Gnr. Alex. A., 3rd Siege Batt., C.G.A.
MacDonald, Sgt. Anthony 65th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MACDONALD, PTE. RONALD W, R.C.R., C.I.
MacDonald, Pte. Angus D., A.E.F.
MacDonald, N.S. Catherine E., C.A.M.C.
MacDonald, Sgt. Dan D. 54th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MacDonald, Cpl. Grant, 193rd Bn., & R.C.R., C.I.
MacDoanld, Pte. John D., 64th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MACDONALD, SGT. JOHN D., 85th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MACDONALD, SGT. LAUGHLIN, D.C.M., 15th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
*MacDougall, Pte. Angus J., 101st Regt., A.E.F.
MacDougall, Pte. Dan A., A.E.F.
MACEACHERN, PTE. WARREN, 25th Bn., C.I.
McEachern, Pte. Roderick, 25th Bn., C.I.
McGillivray, Pte. Alex, A.E.F.
McGillivray, Andrew, no rank, Military Police
MACGILLIVRAY, CPL. DAN, 193rd Bn. & 85th Bn., C.I.
MacGillivray, Sgt. Dan, C.A.M.C.
promoted from ranks
MACGILLIVRAY, PTE. JOHN ANGUS, 87th Bn., C.I.
*MacInnis, Pte. Dan, 23rd Bn., C.I.
MacIsaac, Pte. William, no entry
MacIsaac, Sailor John S., Canadian Navy
*McNeil, Spr. Alex., 102nd Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
MACNEIL, PTE. JOHN A., no entry
*MacNeil, Sgt-Major Willie B., D.C.M. 16th Bn., C.I.
promoted from ranks
*MacPherson, Pte. Willie, 54th Bn., C.I.
McPherson, Pte. Willie D., no entry
Ross, Pte. Dan, 23rd Bn., C.E.
*Winham, Cpl. Joseph, 64th Bn., C.I.
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BADDECK
Rt. Rev. D.J. MacIntosh, V.G., P.P.
Summary: 17 enlisted, 6 killed, 6 wounded
Arsenault, Sgt. John, 85th Bn., C.I.
*Campbell, Pte. Gerald, R.C.R., C.I.
CAMPBELL, PTE. DANIEL J., 85th Bn., C.I.
***Campbell, Pte. John J., 85th Bn., C.I.
Campbell, Pte. Peter, 1st Depot Bn.
*Connick, Pte. William H., 185th Bn., C.I.
MACLEAN, PTE. JOHN H., 85th Bn., C.I.
MACLEAN, L-CPL. MICHAEL D., R.C.R., C.I.
MACNEIL, PTE. AMBROSE, 13th Bn., C.I.
MacNeil, Pte. Daniel, No. 3 Tunnelling Co
*MacNeil, L-Cpl. Dan A., R.C.R., C.I.
*MacNeil, Sgt. John D., M.M., 85th Bn., C.I.
MacNeil, Pte. Malcolm, Tunnelling Co.
MACNEIL, PTE. N.A., 85th Bn., C.I.
*MacNeil, Pte. Neil L., 85th Bn., C.I
MORRISON, PTE. JOHN A., 185th Bn., C.I.
Oram, Lieut. Charles J., 25th Bn., C.I.
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Contributors:
Geraldine Somers Griswold (1935-2006)
Thomas J. Somers (1928-2011)
30 June 1998
Copyright © Transcribed by Joan Hapeman Somers 1998-2012