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Artillery batteries, whether heavy or light, composed of sections, each having two guns. 1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery reduced to four guns each in December 1914 but returned to six guns each in March 1917.

Four batteries in each artillery brigade. Most batteries did not have war diaries; accounts of their activities recorded in the diary of their brigade.

Demographics – 1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery

834 Officers and Men in the 1st Field Artillery Brigade Nominal Roll.

• 404 Canadian
• 296 British
• 56 Scottish
• 18 American
• 27 Irish
• 11 Welsh
• 8 India
• 1 Russia – Gunner Joshua Zivian 40738
• 1 Prussia – Sgt Stanley Vaughn 40904
• 1 Newfoundland – Driver William E Travers 40720
• 1 Dutch – Gunner William Vosdingh 40508
• 1 Madagascar – Gunner William Alex Wilson 40519
• 1 British West Indies – Gunner Frank W Allwood
• 1 Bermuda Staff-Sgt Charles K Smith 40080
• 1 Japan – Lt Arthur H Bick
• 1 Portugal – Gunner M A Gomes 40530
• 1 Natal, S.A. – Gunner William Marshall Compton 40154
• 1 Switzerland – Gunner Alphonse Bochatey 40126
• 1 Sweden – Gunner Isaac Lund 40205
• 1 Australia – Gunner William Edward Harwood 40188

Officers – 1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery

Brigade Staff

• Lt.-Colonel Morrison, E. W. B. 1st Regt.
• Lt.-Colonel Dodds, Wm. O. Holden 1st Regt
• Major McCrae, John R. C. A.
• Paymaster Kelly, Lawrence St. G Kelly
• Lieutenant Cosgrave, L. Moore R. M. C.
• Captain Dixon, E. M. 102nd Regt
• Lieutenant Benson, Victor C. F. A.

Lt Col E W B Morrison in command of the 1st Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery; John McCrae gave him his medical exam.

1st Battery, 1st Brigade

• Major Sharman, Charles H. L C.F.A.
• Captain Goodeve, L. C. R. M. C.
• Captain Alderson, F. H. C.F.A.
• Lieutenant Bick, Arthur H. 23rd C.F.A.
• Lieutenant Thackray, Robert F C. F. A.
• Lieutenant Stern, P 5th Regt.
• 40091 Sergt -Major Lewis, Alfred Geo. B R. C. H. A.
• 40092 Q. M. Sergeant. Schelletter, Chas 2nd C. F. A.

2nd Battery, 1st Brigade

• Major MacLaren, Chas. Henry 8th Bgde C. F. A.
• Captain White, Donald A R. M. C.
• Lieut Helmer, Alexis H O. T. C.
• Lieut Godwin, Charles Richard M. R. M. C.
• Lieut Matthews, Harold Shetton… R. M. C.
• Lieut Blue, Walter Edward R. M. C.
• 40509 Gunner Walshe, Francis P, McLeod, Alta

3rd Battery, 1st Brigade

• Major Britton, Russell H C. F. A.
• Captain Stewart, James Crossley R. M. C.
• Lieutenant Gillies, Allan R R. M. C.
• Lieutenant Shaw, Windell B C. G. A.
• Lieutenant Taylor, Howard C. F. A.
• Lieutenant Smith, Wm. Fielding 14th Regt

Ammunition Column, 1st Brigade

• Captain Durkee, A. A 11th Artillery Brigade
• Lieutenant Whitley, H. I. C 33rd Regt
• Lieutenant Boville, Kenneth Herbert 5th Regt C. G. A.
• 40899 Sergeant -Major. Chitty, Lewis M S. A.

England – 1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery

The Brigade disembarked from the SS SAXONIA at DEVONPORT on 17 October 1914. HQ with a few horses established at WEST DOWN NORTH CAMP. The three batteries arrived a few hours later without incident. Weather fine and clear.

A detachment under Captain Pickles arrived two days later aboard SS SICILIAN. No casualties. On 20 October 1914 the camp inspected by General Alderson. At 2 pm the Articles of War read out to the entire Brigade.

First Casualty – 1st Field Artillery Brigade

First casualty reported with the death of Driver George Read 40248, 25 October 1914. Son of James and Jane Griffiths. Buried at Bulford Church Cemetery. The wettest season in decades has caused disease to move through the camp.

General Alderson inspected the camp again on 29 October 1914. The condition of the horses criticized by the commanding officer of the CEF.

Rained heavily in camp on 30/31 October 1914, impossible to hold mounted parade. Horse lines so bad necessary to move same. Weather so bad on 2 November 1914, guns had to be moved to a new park.

Troops reviewed by King and Queen, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener on 4 November 1914. Mud so deep the next day, guns had to be moved to a park on hillside to the south.

A court martial held on Gnr Joseph Percy Breiter 40060, HQ Staff, 23 November 1914.

• Found guilty of desertion for 112 days and theft.
• Gunner Breiter would participate in the Russian Expedition following the Armistice.

A court martial held on Dvr Rufus James Gogo 40090, HQ Staff, 25 November 1914.

• Drunk on Duty and sentenced to 28 Days FP No. 1 16-10-1915.
• FGCM 19-11-1915 Convicted of Conduct to the prejudice of good order and military discipline. Sentenced to 12 months Hard Labour. Released on 12-12-1915 under Suspension of Sentences Act.
• Discharged from CEF in Montreal on 16-6-19.

France – 1st Field Artillery Brigade

1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery at sea 9/10 February 1915.

Arrived St Nazaire, France on 11 February 1915.

1st Field Artillery Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery at Meteren, 14 February 1915.

Armentieres, 18 February 1915.

Bois-Grenier, 22 February 1915.

On 22 February 1915, positions reconnoitered as far as Bois-Grenier. Gun placements begun to the north and east. Five days later, the brigade prepares to move south of Fleurbaix.

Gun positions of the 22nd Brigade, RFA taken over on 1 March 1915. HQ 1/2 mile SE of Fleurbaix, 1st Battery 300 yards SW of HQ, 2nd Battery right of road, and left section L and immediately S of HQ. 3rd Battery north of road, 200 yards NE of Fleurbaix.

Meteren, 24 February 1915.

Fleurbaix

Fleurbaix, 1 March 1915.

One gun of 4th Battery 2000 yards SE of HQ in close support of Infantry lines. Remainder 4th Battery Les Manoirs, 2000 yards NW of Sailly in reserve. Enemy tranches registered by 1st and 2nd Batteries on the morning of 2 March 1915.

On 1 April 1915, the 1st Brigade pulls out of Fleurbaix, and redeploys in the Ypres salient.

Pt. Mortier, 2 April 1915. Oudezeele, 7 April 1915.

Poperinghe

Poperinghe, 18 April 1915.

Eight batteries move into position at Poperinghe on 20 April 2015, barely in time for the Second Battle of Ypres.

Right section of the 2nd Battery (Sgt Francis P Walshe) march to take over position of the 5th and 8th Batteries, RFA.

Yser Canal

Yser Canal, 23 April 1915.

At 3:30 am on 23 April 2015, the brigade into action on the Yser Canal, 2 miles N of Ypres.

Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial

Panel 10. WATSON CHARLES 26 24/04/1915 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 3rd Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40727’ YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL SON OF CHARLES AND MARJORY C. C. WATSON, OF 284, KING ST. EAST, GANANOQUE, ONTARIO.

Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery

III. A. 42. MUNN 20 26/04/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42028’ HAZEBROUCK COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF MR. AND MRS. MUNN, OF DUMFRIES ARMS HOTEL, CUMNOCK.

Hagle Dump Cemetery

III. D. 6. BOONE 27/04/1915 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42082’ HAGLE DUMP CEMETERY

Potizje Chateau Wood Cemetery

A. 1. RIVERS PERCY JOHN 21 27/04/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40486’ POTIJZE CHATEAU WOOD CEMETERY SON OF HENRY AND CATHERINE RIVERS, OF 749, MARKET ST., VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Boulogne Eastern Cemetery

VIII. B. 7. MURRAY FREDERICK JOHN 20 28/04/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40688’ BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY SON OF JANE MURRAY, OF 39, ORDNANCE ST., KINGSTON, ONTARIO. NATIVE OF DOVER, ENGLAND.

Panel 10. WARD 29/04/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40274’ YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL

A. 5. ROSS JAMES LEO JOSEPH 19 30/04/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40488’ POTIJZE CHATEAU WOOD CEMETERY SON OF JAMES N. AND MARGARET ROSS, OF 1, EMILY ST., BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO.

Canal Bank, Ypres, 1 May 1915

Early on Sunday morning, May 2, 1915 Lieutenants’ Hague and Helmer left their position to check on a Canadian Battery who had positioned themselves on the bank of the Yser Canal near St. Julien close to the France-Belgium border. They had only gone a few yards when a six inch, high explosive canon shell burst. Lieutenant Helmer killed instantly.

Panel 10. HELMER ALEXIS HANNUM 22 02/05/1915 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL SON OF ELIZABETH I. HELMER, OF 122, GILMOUR ST., OTTAWA, AND THE LATE BRIG. GEN. R. A. HELMER.

The death and burial of Lieutenant Alexis Hannum Helmer later described by Bombardier Cyrl L C Allinson 40051. Allinson serving under Lieutenant L Moore Cosgrave in the 1st Field Battery Battery. Gunner Francis Patrick Walshe serving under Lt Helmer in the 2nd Battery. Gunner F P Walshe likely not at the funeral for Helmer. Although, perhaps this occasion, or many others, what eventually inspired Sergeant Walshe to own and operate a funeral home during his later years in Alberta.

As soon as the strafing stops, a couple of his men go to the burying ground and dig the grave. The others go around the area, picking up as many of the pieces as they can find to put into sand bags, which are then laid into an army blanket in the form of a body.

A small group gathered together and John McCrae recites part of the burial service, which we all are familiar with: “I am the resurrection, and the life.” John McCrae was terribly moved. Alex Helmer had been one of his close friends. Shortly after that, he went and sat on the ambulance, looking at the grave and then writing the original version of In Flanders Fields. – Bombardier Cyril L C Allinson

Helmer could have been buried beside Driver David Evans at Essex Farm Cemetery, but more likely just outside the present cemetery to the north. His remains blown to bits for the second time not long after his burial.

Essex Farm Cemetery

I. A. 27. EVANS DAVID 03/05/1915 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42109’ ESSEX FARM CEMETERY

St. Sever Cemetery

A. 9. 22. O’TOOLE 08/05/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42561’ ST. SEVER CEMETERY, ROUEN

Hop Store Cemetery

Plot I. Row E. Grave 20. LAMPLOUGH LEONARD ALDERSON 21 09/05/1915 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40106’ HOP STORE CEMETERY SON OF FRED L. AND SARAH WILKINS LAMPLOUGH, OF 190, WAVERLEY ST., OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA.

Steenwerck, 10 May 1915.

Le Bizet from 15 May 1915.

Hinges from 21 May 1915.

La Bassee

La Bassee from 24 May 1915.

Hinges Military Cemetery

A. 23. FOWNES ISAAC JAMES 37 28/05/1915 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40409’ HINGES MILITARY CEMETERY HUSBAND OF MARY ANN FOWNES, OF 30, PEMBERTON RD., COSELEY, BILSTON, STAFFS., ENGLAND.

Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner

V. E. 4. MINDENHALL 01/06/1915 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40104’ GUARDS CEMETERY, WINDY CORNER, CUINCHY

Festubert

1st Field Artillery Brigade at Festubert from 1 June 1915.

La Bassee from 9 June 1915

BAMFORD WILLIAM 29 15/06/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde ‘42085’ VIMY MEMORIAL SON OF MRS. AGNES BAMFORD, OF 6, CORNICE RD., STONYCROFT; HUSBAND OF MARY BAMFORD, OF 82, TIVERTON ST., WAVERTREE, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.

McDONALD THOMAS 48 15/06/1915 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42169’ VIMY MEMORIAL SON OF THE LATE JAMES AND MARY MCDONALD. 21 YEARS SERVICE IN THE BRITISH ARMY.

Ploegsteert

Ploegsteert from 28 June 1915,

MGen Sir EWB Morrison KCMG, CB, DSO promoted to Brigadier-General and assumed the appointment of Brigadier-General Royal Artillery, 1st Canadian Divisional Artillery on 13 September 1915.  On 2 October, he assumed the same appointment with the newly arrived 2nd Canadian Divisional Artillery. 

Belgian Chateau from 26 April 1916

Reninghelst New Military Cemetery

I. E. 14. GODWIN JOHN LOCKHART 26 08/07/1916 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. RENINGHELST NEW MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF FREDERICK RICHARD AND ANNA B. LOCKHART GODWIN, OF OTTAWA. Belgium

Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery

VIII. C. 25. FOX 14/07/1916 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42487’ LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY

I. G. 19. HILTON HARRY 26 24/07/1916 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘303668’ RENINGHELST NEW MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF WILLIAM HILTON, OF 37, NETLEY RD., BRENTFORD, ENGLAND; HUSBAND OF C. HILTON, OF 9, SEDLEY ST., ANFIELD, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. Belgium

VIII. A. 137. ARNOLD FREDERICK STANLEY 26 25/07/1916 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘C/40124’ BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY

Dantzig Alley British Cemetery

I. A. 21. COBHAM ARTHUR GLENDON 31 30/07/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘43975’ DANTZIG ALLEY BRITISH CEMETERY, MAMETZ SON OF GEORGE AND ADA COBHAM, OF 97, GERMAIN ST. WEST, SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

Etaples Military Cemetery

IX. B. 15. HUNTER WILLIAM LAUNCELOT 37 01/08/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘43998’ ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF ROBERT AND SARAH HUNTER, OF ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

Arras Flying Memorial

PEARCE CHARLES RAPLEY 24/08/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘23042’ ARRAS FLYING SERVICES MEMORIAL

Somme

In mid-August the Brigade relieved in the line, moved into training and began moving towards the Somme on 25 August 1916.

On 3 September 1916, in the 2nd Battery, Sgt Francis Patrick Walshe’s gun had a premature wounding himself, and five other men.

Mesnil Communal Cemetery Extension

II. B. 11. COWAN 04/09/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40629’ MESNIL COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

Ovillers Military Cemetery

XIV. I. 5. LOCKWOOD FRED 22 14/09/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40750’ OVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY ADOPTED SON OF ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD, OF ENTERPRISE, ONTARIO.

Regina Trench

Pozieres British Cemetery

IV. K. 29. LEATHERDALE ARNOT THOMAS DALE 20 02/10/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘348289’ POZIERES BRITISH CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE SON OF LUKE AND A. J. LEATHERDALE, OF COLDWATER, ONTARIO.

Euston Road Cemetery

I. C. 52. ANDERSON M M 03/10/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Canadian Div. Ammunition Col. ‘301359’ EUSTON ROAD CEMETERY, COLINCAMPS

I. A. 58. MICHELL SYDNEY 32 03/10/1916 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF HENRY AND PHOEBE MICHELL, OF “EASTBURY,” ROMFORD, ENGLAND.

Warloy-Baillon Communal Cemetery Extension

VIII. B. 15. BEAIRSTO WENDELL PHILLIPS BROOKS 23 06/10/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘85120’ WARLOY-BAILLON COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF PETER MACNUTT AND MARGARET LOUISE BEAIRSTO, OF CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Pozieres British Cemetery

II. F. 17. CHIPMAN CHARLES CLIFFORD 25 M M 09/10/1916 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 2nd Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40349’ POZIERES BRITISH CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE SON OF WILLIAM AND ALMEDA J. CHIPMAN, OF 346, FRANK ST., OTTAWA. ENLISTED 1914.

II. F. 18. FERNIE 09/10/1916 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40902’ POZIERES BRITISH CEMETERY, OVILLERS-LA BOISSELLE

Contay British Cemetery

IV. A. 23. KERRY 10/10/1916 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42001’ CONTAY BRITISH CEMETERY, CONTAY MEDAL OF ST. GEORGE (RUSSIA).

B. 16. 30. VALENZA VICTOR MICHELE 24 10/10/1916 Signaller Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘85113’ ST. SEVER CEMETERY, ROUEN SON OF MICHELE AND CAROLINE MARK VALENZA, OF MONTREAL, P.Q., CANADA.

Special Memorial. A. 13. MURPHY MARTIN 16/10/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Can. Div. Ammunition Col. ‘300104’ EUSTON ROAD CEMETERY, COLINCAMPS

II. O. 2. POTVIN 16/10/1916 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘89411’ EUSTON ROAD CEMETERY, COLINCAMPS

IV. C. 30. ALLAN 30/10/1916 Signaller Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘304060’ CONTAY BRITISH CEMETERY, CONTAY

XII. B. 6. HANLEY 01/11/1916 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40428’ ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY

Courcelette British Cemetery

VIII. B. 3. MANLEY 19 04/11/1916 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘304016’ COURCELETTE BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF MR. J. D. AND BLANCHE B. MANLEY, OF PETERBORO’, ONTARIO.

1917

Vimy Area

Tranchee de Mecknes Cemetery

L. 9. STEPHEN CHARLES NORRIE 30 08/01/1917 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Canadian Div. Ammunition Col. ‘86980’ TRANCHEE DE MECKNES CEMETERY, AIX-NOULETTE SON OF GEORGE LEGGAT STEPHEN AND ELSIE ANN CRUICKSHANK STEPHEN; HUSBAND OF AGNES MCINTOSH STEPHEN, OF MOSS-SIDE, FINTRAY, ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND.

Barlin Communal Cemetery Extension

I. F. 63. LAW CLIFFORD JOHNSON 22 27/02/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘339853’ BARLIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION NEPHEW OF R. HERMISTON, OF GRIMSBY BEACH, ONTARIO.

I. F. 29. MINER GEORGE DENISON 02/02/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘349180’ BARLIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF WILLIAM W. AND ORPHA ADA LEET MINER. BORN AT GRANBY, P.Q., CANADA.

Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension

I. H. 13. MARTINEAU 14/03/1917 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘89920’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

I. H. 14. ARMSTRONG JACK 21 15/03/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘409419’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

XXII. B. 2. NAILON LOUIS 21 21/03/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘85990’ ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY

Highland Cemetery, Roclincourt

II. C. 26. REA STUART HENRY 32 28/03/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 3rd Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40586’ HIGHLAND CEMETERY, ROCLINCOURT

Villers Station Cemetery

VII. F. 28. BROWN GEORGE THOMAS 37 28/03/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘322865’ VILLERS STATION CEMETERY, VILLERS-AU-BOIS

Vimy

Ste Catherine British Cemetery

M. 4. ANDREWS 03/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42274’ STE. CATHERINE BRITISH CEMETERY

II. D. 28. ASHMAN HAROLD THOMAS 22 25/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. 1st Bde. ‘333885’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF THOMAS J. AND EMMA A. ASHMAN, OF 520, GROSVENOR ST., LONDON, ONTARIO.

M. 5. HANN ARTHUR GEORGE 03/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42145’ STE. CATHERINE BRITISH CEMETERY

M. 3. COLMER CHARLES HAROLD 21 03/04/1917 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42462’ STE. CATHERINE BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF GEORGE AND MARY ANN COLMER, OF 124, RIELLE AVENUE, VERDUN, QUEBEC. NATIVE OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

Nine Elms Military Cemetery

I. D. 39. SCOTT 09/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘158681’ NINE ELMS MILITARY CEMETERY, THELUS

Bois-Carre British Cemetery

II. E. 13. BYRON 25 22/04/1917 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘348772’ BOIS-CARRE BRITISH CEMETERY, THELUS SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH BYRON; HUSBAND OF MRS. MAUDE M. BYRON, OF 17, LETT ST., OTTAWA. NATIVE OF KINGSTON, ONTARIO.

II. D. 57. BREHAUT RICHARD DUNCAN 25 24/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40130’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF JOHN ROBERT AND MARGARET BREHAUT, OF CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

II. G. 12. MacMILLAN DONALD MacCALMAN 22 25/04/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40225’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF ARCHIBALD AND JESSIE MACMILLAN, OF 219, NEPEAN ST., OTTAWA, CANADA. NATIVE OF SCOTLAND.

May 1917

M. 26. REYNOLDS ARTHUR HECTOR 31 02/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42571’ STE. CATHERINE BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF LEVI AND ELLEN REYNOLDS. NATIVE OF PORT HOPE, ONTARIO.

Ecoivres Military Cemetery

VI. H. 26. McKENZIE CHARLES HADDON S. SPURGEON 25 07/05/1917 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ECOIVRES MILITARY CEMETERY, MONT-ST. ELOI SON OF JOHN T. MCKENZIE AND MARY MACDONALD MCKENZIE, OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. GRADUATE OF MCGILL COLLEGE, MONTREAL.

La Targette British Cemetery

I. B. 21. HART JACK LAMBERT 20 08/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘349197’ LA TARGETTE BRITISH CEMETERY, NEUVILLE-ST. VAAST SON OF DR. J. W. AND MARTHA P. HART, OF HUNTSVILLE, ONTARIO.

I. A. 24. WAINWRIGHT JOHN McL. 19 08/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘349196’ LA TARGETTE BRITISH CEMETERY, NEUVILLE-ST. VAAST SON OF JOHN R. AND CARRIE WAINWRIGHT, OF HAMILTON, ONTARIO. BORN AT OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO.

I. B. 15. BURNS M M 10/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40567’ LA TARGETTE BRITISH CEMETERY, NEUVILLE-ST. VAAST

III. J. 54. GORMAN CHARLES FREDERIC 18/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘349364’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF THE REV. JAMES FREDERIC GORMAN, OF ST. JOHN’S RECTORY, OTTAWA.

Barlin Communal Cemetery Extension

III. B. 40. WYLEY 20/05/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘346967’ BARLIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

June 1917

I. C. 11. McQUAIG BERTRAM ALEXANDER 22 02/06/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘345856’ LA TARGETTE BRITISH CEMETERY, NEUVILLE-ST. VAAST SON OF HUGH ANDERSON MCQUAIG AND MARGARET MCQUAIG, OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN, ONTARIO.

X. C. 14. WILKINS GEORGE JOSEPH 19 15/06/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘348616’ VILLERS STATION CEMETERY, VILLERS-AU-BOIS SON OF GEORGE AND FRANCES WILKINS, OF 120, HARTLEY ST., BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA. NATIVE OF ENGLAND.

XXII. K. 35. JAMES 22 16/06/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy By. ‘349019’ ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF BENJAMIN AND JENNIE JAMES, OF BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.

ATKINSON    MAURICE CHESTER 23      16/06/1917  Gunner  Canadian Field Artillery    1st Bde.    '476578'    VIMY MEMORIAL   SON OF EDGAR ATKINSON, OF 1635, CHANDLER AVENUE, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA; HUSBAND OF JEAN MARY BURKITT (FORMERLY ATKINSON) OF SHIRLEY FARM, SALT SPRING ISLAND BRITISH COLUMBIA.

OUIMET WESLEY JOHN 27 16/06/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘476555’ VIMY MEMORIAL SON OF DARIL AND LAURA OUIMET, OF WHITE ROCK, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

II. C. 29. RELPH SYDNEY FRANK 23 16/06/1917 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40284’ HIGHLAND CEMETERY, ROCLINCOURT SON OF CHARLES JOHN AND MARY JANE RELPH, OF 66, FORTHBRIDGE RD., CLAPHAM COMMON, LONDON, ENGLAND.

ROY ROBERT JAMES 16/06/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40864’ VIMY MEMORIAL

August 1917

Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery

IV. D. 9. ROBSON THOMAS HENRY 24 05/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. ‘91827’ BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH EXTENSION SON OF MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ROBSON, OF BALTIMORE, ONTARIO.

Nouex-les-Mines Communal Cemetery

II. H. 6. BUNCLARK WALTER JAMES 21 10/08/1917 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘339804’ NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF JOHN AND MARY JANE BUNCLARK, OF GIROUX LAKE, ONTARIO.

Canadian Cemetery No. 1

Canadian Cem. No. 1, Loos-en-Gohelle Mem. 51. TOMS 11/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘320919’ LOOS BRITISH CEMETERY

II. H. 16. KELLY FRANK CARDIGAN nouex24 12/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Heavy Bty. ‘43138’ NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF CARDIGAN C. KELLY AND MARIE KELLY, OF 100, CARMICHAEL ST., GEORGETOWN, DEMERARA, BRITISH GUIANA.

IV. E. 13. HOLLAND SIDNEY 32 16/08/1917 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40661’ BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH EXTENSION SON OF THOMAS AND REBECCA HOLLAND, OF LEIGHTON BUZZARD, BEDS.

II. J. 7. McPHEE 16/08/1917 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘326900’ NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY

IV. E. 14. RICHARDSON 24 16/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40871’ BULLY-GRENAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY, BRITISH EXTENSION SON OF MR. W. E. AND MRS. M. A. RICHARDSON, OF 80, MORRIS AVENUE, FERNIE, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Mazingarbe Communal Cemetery Extension

II. E. 11. SHARP JOHN SELBOURNE 24 17/08/1917 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘300485’ MAZINGARBE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF ROBERT AND BERTHA SHARP, OF 2004, DUFFERIN ST., TORONTO.

II. E. 12. BAKER HERBERT CLARKE 23 17/08/1917 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42084’ MAZINGARBE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION HUSBAND OF ELSIE E. BAKER, OF HASTINGS, ONTARIO.

II. E. 13. EVANS GEORGE CERSWELL 21 17/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘349049’ MAZINGARBE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF J. A. C. EVANS, M.D., AND JENNIE L. EVANS, OF 23, ROSELAWN AVENUE, TORONTO. UNDERGRADUATE OF TORONTO UNIVERSITY.

II. E. 14. CHAMPAGNE LEONARD 26 17/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40787’ MAZINGARBE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF BASCO AND ELIZA I. CHAMPAGNE, OF 16, RAGLAN, ST., BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO.

Chocques Military Cemetery

I. L. 44. ILLINGWORTH HENRY 25 17/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘43614’ CHOCQUES MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF HENRY AND JESSIE ILLINGWORTH, OF 6315, COLFAX AVENUE, DETROIT, MICH., U.S.A. NATIVE OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.

Lapugnoy Military Cemetery

V. C. 4. CARSON 18/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘339020’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY

St. Patrick’s Cemetery

II. H. 11. ANGUS JOHN ALEXANDER 29 19/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘331761’ ST. PATRICK’S CEMETERY, LOOS SON OF WILLIAM S. AND ELIZABETH ANGUS, OF 163, KING’S RD. EAST, NORTH LONSDALE, BRITISH COLUMBIA. BORN AT EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND.

V. C. 13. BRACKETT WILLIAM ROSS 27 19/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘2044006’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF J. A. AND M. BRACKETT, OF PENDER ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

V. C. 9. TURNBULL EDGAR KENTISH 27 19/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘348855’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF EDGAR REYNOLDS TURNBULL AND ANNIE ELIZABETH GEORGE TURNBULL.

V. D. 1. STARR ELWOOD GORDON 23 20/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 3rd Bty. 1st Bde ‘2122’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF KIRBY G. AND ETTA A. STARR, OF BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO.

V. C. 10. TUFFORD 25 20/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘348594’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF WASHINGTON AND PRISCILLA ANN TUFFORD, OF 21, LOCOMOTIVE ST., HAMILTON. ONTARIO.

V. E. 6. CLARKE RICHARD KINGSTON 23 23/08/1917 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40625’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF RICHARD W. AND ELLA M. CLARKE (NEE SLACK), OF 126, NO MAIN ST., PENACOOK, NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S.A.

Nouex-les-Mines

I. A. 15. NEIL JOHN HODGINS 27 24/08/1917 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘476806’ NOEUX-LES-MINES COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF JOHN W. AND MARY ELLEN NEIL, OF ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO.

V. E. 15. TAYLOR LAMBERT 34 26/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘342015’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY ONLY SON OF MR. AND MRS. TAYLOR, OF GOLCAR, YORKS, ENGLAND; HUSBAND OF ROSE TAYLOR, OF 340, PINE ST., JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

V. E. 15. TAYLOR LAMBERT 34 26/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘342015’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY ONLY SON OF MR. AND MRS. TAYLOR, OF GOLCAR, YORKS, ENGLAND; HUSBAND OF ROSE TAYLOR, OF 340, PINE ST., JACKSONVILLE, ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

P. II. B. 1B. COMPEAU SANDFORD 34 31/08/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘300039’ ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN SON OF JOSEPH COMPEAU; HUSBAND OF LOUISE G. COMPEAU, OF GANANOQUE, ONTARIO.

September 1917

Longuenesse (St. Omer) Souvenir Cemetery

IV. D. 68. SAUNDERS CHARLES IVOR WILLIS 29 06/09/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42204’ LONGUENESSE (ST. OMER) SOUVENIR CEMETERY SON OF JOHN SAUNDERS AND SARAH THORNE OF 14 ALBERT ST, LYDNEY, ENGLAND.

V. E. 14. STUNDEN ALFRED B. 22 03/09/1917 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40699’ LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY SERVED AT HILL 80. SON OF DAVID H AND ISABELLA STUNDEN OF ONTARIO.

Bruay Communal Cemetery Extension

K. 25. HOPKINS 19/09/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘158598’ BRUAY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

Fosse No. 10 Communal Cemetery Extension

III. B. 9. GRANT ROBERT 27 22/10/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 61st Bty. 14th Bde. ‘331896’ FOSSE NO.10 COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, SAINS-EN-GOHELLE SON OF WILLIAM GRANT AND CHRISTINA MARSHALL (HIS WIFE), OF 613, 13TH ST., NORTH LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA. NATIVE OF LEVEN. FIFE. SCOTLAND.

At this time, 1st Field Artillery Brigade makes their way north, returning to Flanders, which has become, according to LtCol Agar Adamson, “that God-forsaken land.”

Oxford Road Cemetery

I. K. 10. NEWSON CHARLES REGINALD 23 04/11/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Trench Mortar Bty. ‘408852’ OXFORD ROAD CEMETERY SON OF EMMA C. NEWSON, OF 566, 42ND AVENUE, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A., AND THE LATE HERBERT NEWSON. BORN AT TORONTO, CANADA.

Brandhoek New Military Cemetery No. 3

I. M. 21. HODGSON NELSON NATHANIEL 24 06/11/1917 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘90823’ BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY NO.3 HUSBAND OF EDITH HODGSON, OF 103, GROVE ST., GUELPH, ONTARIO.

I. M. 22. BROADWORTH 06/11/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘40142’ BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY NO.3

I. M. 23. RANSOM 06/11/1917 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘336814’ BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY NO.3

I. M. 24. PHELP 24 06/11/1917 Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40474’ BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY NO.3 SON OF JOSHUA ROBERT AND SARAH ANN PHELP, OF WALTHAMSTOW, LONDON.

I. M. 25. McPHAIL 26 06/11/1917 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40447’ BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY NO.3 SON OF MR. AND MRS. R. A. MCPHAIL, OF CARLETON PLACE, ONTARIO.

XXII. CC. 23. BROWN GEORGE STEELE 09/11/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘339532’ LIJSSENTHOEK MILITARY CEMETERY NATIVE OF BROUGHTY FERRY, SCOTLAND. SON OF WILLIAM AND EUPHEMIA STEELE BROWN; HUSBAND OF MARGARET T. BROWN, OF MORGAN TOWER, NETHERGATE, DUNDEE, SCOTLAND.

Nine Elms British Cemetery

VIII. E. 14. SNOW EDWIN ROY 34 11/11/1917 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘85788’ NINE ELMS BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF CHARLES B. AND FLORENCE E. SNOW, OF WOODSTOCK, NEW BRUNSWICK.

Duhallow A.D.S. Cemetery

II. C. 23. NOLIN 20/11/1917 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘85357’ DUHALLOW A.D.S. CEMETERY

Vlamertinghe New Military Cemetery

X. C. 5. DOUGHTON DAVID HENRY 33 20/11/1917 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40748’ VLAMERTINGHE NEW MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF DAVID AND ELIZABETH DOUGHTON, OF 14, OAK ST., SMITH’S FALLS, ONTARIO. NATIVE OF WALES.

1918

Vimy Area

Aix-Noulette Communal Cemetery Extension

I. S. 8. McLAUGHLIN WILLIAM 36 25/01/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40218’ AIX-NOULETTE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF THOMAS AND ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN, OF WELL RD., LOCKERBIE, SCOTLAND.

I. S. 9. GREEN GEORGE EDWIN 24 25/01/1918 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘85241’ AIX-NOULETTE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF HARRY AND OLIVE GREEN, OF 40, 7TH AVENUE, VILLE ST. PIERRE, P.Q., CANADA.

Anzin St. Aubin British Cemetery

IV. B. 22. DOPSON 10/04/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40294’ ANZIN-ST. AUBIN BRITISH CEMETERY

III. B. 19. JAMES 11/04/1918 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘86855’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION HUSBAND OF MINNIE BURTENSHAW (FORMERLY JAMES), OF 104, PROVINCE ST., HAMILTON, ONTARIO.

Duisans British Cemetery

V. G. 13. VANSTONE 11/04/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘248651’ DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN

VI. F. 12. GOUICK JOHN ALEXANDER 26 15/04/1918 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF JOHN AND LUCY GOUICK, OF “CRAGSIDE,” WORMIT, FIFE, SCOTLAND. NATIVE OF DUNDEE, SCOTLAND.

Perth Cemetery (China Wall)

III. A. 15. GOMES 26/04/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40530’ PERTH CEMETERY (CHINA WALL)

May 1918

Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery

I. B. 14. HOWELL 11/05/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘43511’ LIGNY-ST. FLOCHEL BRITISH CEMETERY, AVERDOINGT

Roclincourt Military Cemetery

IV. D. 18. JENSEN 15/05/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘2001316’ ROCLINCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY

IV. D. 19. LATTIE 15/05/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘2040592’ ROCLINCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY

IV. F. 18. MOULDING 19/07/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘476635’ AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION

August 1918

II. A. 16. HAMMERTON 03/08/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Trench Mortar Bty. ‘159523’ LIGNY-ST. FLOCHEL BRITISH CEMETERY, AVERDOINGT

Caix British Cemetery

I. F. 10. DEAN WILLIAM ANDREW 21 08/08/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 3rd Bty. 1st Bde. ‘349609’ CAIX BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF WILLIAM J. AND JENNIE DEAN, OF 74, SHORT ST., SHERBROOKE, P.Q., CANADA.

Adelaide Cemetery

II. O. 19. ALEXANDER JAMES WALLACE 21 08/08/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘349199’ ADELAIDE CEMETERY, VILLERS-BRETONNEUX SON OF GEORGE T. AND ADELAIDE PLAYFAIR ALEXANDER.

Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery

II. O. 6. BREWER WILLIAM DOUGLAS 22 15/08/1918 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. 1st Bde. ‘40138’ CERISY-GAILLY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF HERBERT T. AND HATTIE M. BREWER, OF FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK.

II. O. 5. HEATH JOHN 36 15/08/1918 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘7779’ CERISY-GAILLY MILITARY CEMETERY SON OF JOHN T. AND SARAH SOPIA HEATH, OF 34, CAVENDISH, DARWEN, ENGLAND.

McDONELL DONALD CHISHOLM 31 16/08/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘310697’ VIMY MEMORIAL SON OF A. R. MCDONELL, M.D., AND CATHERINE CAMPBELL MCDONELL, OF ORILLIA, ONTARIO.

Boves West Communal Cemetery Extension

A. 19. COHEN 31 18/08/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘347688’ BOVES WEST COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF JACOB AND SARAH KAHANSKY. NATIVE OF RUSSIA.

II. O. 24. EYNOUF 20/08/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘40800’ CERISY-GAILLY MILITARY CEMETERY

Tigris Lane Cemetery

II. A. 1. STEELE 31/08/1918 Battery Sergeant Major Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42218’ TIGRIS LANE CEMETERY, WANCOURT

September 1918

Achicourt Road Cemetery

D. 4. HARLOW FRANCIS WILLIAM 20 01/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘348195’ ACHICOURT ROAD CEMETERY, ACHICOURT SON OF MR. AND MRS. C. HARLOW, OF FLINT MILLS, ROSLISTON RD., DRAKELOW, BURTON-ON-TRENT.

IV. E. 7. DAWSON IRVIN HARRISON 30 M C 01/09/1918 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. AUBIGNY COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION SON OF JOHN AND ELLA R. DAWSON, OF 16, HENRY ST., ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO.

III. E. 23. OXLAND WILLIAM CHARLES 30 03/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Trench Mortar Bty. ‘42562’ LIGNY-ST. FLOCHEL BRITISH CEMETERY, AVERDOINGT SON OF GEORGE HENRY AND EMILY OXLAND, OF PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND.

Terlincthun British Cemetery

III. A. 19. STEELE EDWIN GEORGE HERCULES 26 03/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘2044049’ TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY, WIMILLE SON OF ASA AND SARAH PRISCILLA STEELE, OF 1234, FORT ST., VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA.

Upton Wood Cemetery

D. 1. VRADENBURG WILLIAM 19 03/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘1257852’ UPTON WOOD CEMETERY, HENDECOURT-LES-CAGNICOURT SON OF WILLIAM H. AND ALICE VRADENBURG, OF 230 CARLETON ST., FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK.

H.A.C. Cemetery

VI. F. 17. KITCHING EATON ANDREW 38 05/09/1918 Corporal Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘86113’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN SON OF WILLIAM AND FRANCES KITCHING, OF COSHAM, ENGLAND; HUSBAND OF FLORENCE ST. CLAIR KITCHING, OF 2934, CEDAR HILL RD., VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VI.F.16 AUDETTE JOSEPH 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘40768’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN

VI. F. 12. SIMPSON 25 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘42740’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN SON OF MRS. MARY SIMPSON, OF 61, ELM ROW, EDINBURGH.

VI. F. 13. CARDINAL JOHN ALEXANDER 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘345126’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN

VI. F. 14. CLIFFE JOHN 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘92915’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN

VI. F. 15. SMITH 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘349023’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN

VI. F. 11. DAVEY REGINALD FRANK 25 05/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘304113’ H.A.C. CEMETERY, ECOUST-ST. MEIN SON OF MRS. FRANCIS DAVEY, OF 42, SHERBORNE RD., YEOVIL, ENGLAND.

Queant Road Cemetery

VII. H. 15. CULSHAW WILLIAM CARTLAND 19 06/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘335066’ QUEANT ROAD CEMETERY, BUISSY SON OF RUTH CULSHAW, OF 7, MARSHALL AVENUE, BRIDLINGTON, AND THE LATE REV. JOSEPH CULSHAW.

VII. H. 18. DICKIE GARNET RUSKIN LYLE 26 06/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bty. 1st Bde. ‘340852’ QUEANT ROAD CEMETERY, BUISSY SON OF JAMES AND ELIZABETH DICKIE, OF 87, CLIFTONVALE AVENUE, LONDON, ONTARIO.

Sains-les-Marquion British Cemetery

I. A. 25. GREEN CLAIR VANDINE 20 27/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘1257758’ SAINS-LES-MARQUION BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF HENRY AND MARGERY A. GREEN, OF PERTH, NEW BRUNSWICK.

Bucquoy Road Cemetery

II. F. 26. JACKSON ERNEST CECIL 25 27/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘300069’ BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH JACKSON, OF WOODFORD, STOCKPORT.

VII. A. 71. EATON 28/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘322902’ DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN

Haynecourt British Cemetery

I. B. 23. ARNOLD 29/09/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘335910’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY

I. A. 1. MacINNES 32 M M 29/09/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘1250560’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF MURDOCH AND MATILDA MACINNES, OF 7294, ONTARIO ST., VANCOUVER. NATIVE OF ST. PETER’S BAY, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

I. C. 10. SMITH WALTER CALKIN 23 30/09/1918 Lieutenant Canadian Field Artillery 1st. Bde. HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF RUFUS R. AND ESTHER R. SMITH, OF 26, SEELY ST., ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

October 1918

II. A. 8. CUMMINGS 21 01/10/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘43844’ SAINS-LES-MARQUION BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF MR. AND MRS. DAVID CUMMINGS, OF 6, DELHI ST., SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.

II. A. 9. EDWARDS 01/10/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘341840’ SAINS-LES-MARQUION BRITISH CEMETERY

Haynecourt

I. C. 11. HOLDEN 01/10/1918 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘316914’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY

I. D. 5. DICK STEPHEN JOHN 23 01/10/1918 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘522059’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER DICK, OF BLACK RIVER, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, NEW BRUNSWICK.

I. D. 6. PARKER CLARE 27 01/10/1918 Acting Bombardier Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘300354’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF ALEX. AND EDITH PARKER, OF MOUNTAIN GROVE, ONTARIO.

I. D. 7. McLELLAN HARRY HECTOR 25 M M 01/10/1918 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘330118’ HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF ALEXANDER AND EMMA MCLELLAN, OF 7, DALE AVENUE, AMHERST, NOVA SCOTIA.

Duisans

VIII. A. 31. RUSSELL 33 01/10/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘157040’ DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN HUSBAND OF ISABELLA RUSSELL, OF 60, BARWICK STREET, ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO, CANADA. BORN AT EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND.

VIII. A. 33. O’HARE WILLIAM 21 01/10/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘348158’ DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN SON OF EDWARD AND EMILY O’HARE, OF TORONTO. ENLISTED APRIL, 1915, IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN HORSE ARTILLERY.

IV. D. 6. ROSS DONALD CAMPBELL 31 03/10/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘301192’ BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX SON OF JOHN M. AND KATIE MCLEOD ROSS, OF MURPHY, NORTH EAST MARGAREE, INVERNESS, CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA.

November 1918

IX. D. 9. MACKENZIE THOMAS WILLIAM 28 M M and Bar 07/11/1918 Sergeant Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘348725’ TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY, WIMILLE SON OF THOMAS AND MATILDA MACKENZIE, OF KINGSTON, ONTARIO.

Auberchicourt British Cemetery

I. D. 19. PIERCEY JOHN GEORGE 30 D S O 18/11/1918 Lieutenant Colonel Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. AUBERCHICOURT BRITISH CEMETERY SON OF CHARLES AND JANE PIERCEY, OF HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA; HUSBAND OF GEORGIA S. PIERCEY, OF 164, YORK ST, SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA.

Brussels Town Cemetery

X. 1. 3. FRECHETTE ARTHUR 23 29/12/1918 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘416303’ BRUSSELS TOWN CEMETERY SON OF EDMOND AND MARIE CHRETIEN FRECHETTE, OF 20, GUY AVENUE, MONTREAL.

1919

Germany

LXXII. A. 13. WALSH 02/01/1919 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘43791’ ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY

Huy (La Sarte) Communal Cemetery

I. A. 9. MULLINS JOHN 45 25/01/1919 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Div. Ammunition Col. ‘85251’ HUY (LA SARTE) COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF JOHN AND BRIDGET MULLINS, OF CLONMEL, IRELAND; HUSBAND OF MARY MULLINS, OF 65, DRESDEN ROW, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.

I. A. 3. HALLIWELL JOHN ALLEN 42 28/01/1919 Gunner Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘42502’ HUY (LA SARTE) COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF JOSEPH AND ANNIE HALLIWELL, OF WIGAN; HUSBAND OF JANE HALLIWELL, OF 14, MARSDEN ST., MARKET SQUARE, WIGAN, ENGLAND.

II. A. 49. COSBY IRVINE MCKENZIE 23 05/03/1919 Driver Canadian Field Artillery 1st Bde. ‘317883’ HUY (LA SARTE) COMMUNAL CEMETERY SON OF MRS. WILLIAM ROBINSON, OF THOROLD, ONTARIO.

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