Fallen Soldiers 4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, R.C.A.C.
ALLINGHAM, ROBERT FRANK, R F
Royal 22e Regiment, R.C.I.C.
ARSENAULT, MARCEL, M BANVILLE, EMILE, E BOSSE, JOSEPH, J BOUCHARD, JOSEPH LEO Philias, J P LCLOUTIER, RODOLPHE, R COUTURE, GERARD, G DESMARAIS, HENRI, H FISET, JOSEPH VICTOR PAUL RENE, J V P R GAGNE, ADRIEN, A GAGNON, GERARD, G GAGNON, JULES, J GAUTHIER, HENRI, H GIRALDEAU, PAUL EMILE, P E GOSSELIN, SEVERE ANDRE, S A HARRISSON, ALBERT, A HUNEAULT, EDOUARD, E SHEPPERD, JOSEPH PIERRE, J P SMITH, GERARD, G
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
ASHLEY PRYCE, JOHN, J CAMERON, ROBERT JAMES, R J CARTER, RODNEY CECIL, R C
Carleton and York Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BABCOCK, ELMER BERTIE, E B BAIRD, JAMES ROLAND, J R BRYANT, GORDON WILFRED, G W DENTREMONT, FRANK STEPHENS, F S DOWNING, FRANK JOSEPH, F J DUBE, ROBERT, R FARRELL, CLINTON EDWARD, C E FREEMAN, MERRILL OWEN, M O GAGNON, ARSENE JOSEPH, A J GRAHAM, LEWIS MAXWELL, L M HARRON, ALVIN ELDON, A E LA POINTE, RAYMOND JOHN, R J MAILMAN, JAMES ALEXANDER, J A NEWTON, JAMES, J PICARD, PAUL EMILE, P E PLOURDE, REGINALD, R PORTER, THOMAS SOUTHALL, T S SHELLEY, THOMAS EDWARD, T E SPRAGUE, REID FREDERICK, R F STARR, JOSEPH BEVERLEY, J B VOUTOUR, JOHN BAPTISTE, J B ZAVITZ, BURYL LEROY, B L
Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment), R.C.I.C.
BARRETT, BERNARD NANCIS, B N COXE, WILBERT, W A
Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BEDBOROUGH, CHARLES PERCIVAL, C P BELL, ISSIE, I BERTRAND, JOHN, J E DOW, LEONARD ARTHUR, L A LAWRENCE, REGINALD, R O'GORMAN, ROBERT THOMAS, R T SMALLWOOD, ROBERT VERNON, R V THOMPSON, ORVILLE BORDEN, O B
Loyal Edmonton Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BLAYLOCK, WILLIAM, W BRIMACOMBE, LESLIE, L CRANEY, CYRIL CLAYTON, C C HANSON, OSCAR MALFRED, O M HARRIS, ARNOLD LESLIE, A L KELLAWAY, GILBERT WILFRED, G W LASKY, HAROLD JAMES, H J RASMUSSEN, JAMES NELSON, J N RHIND, ERNEST BROCKIE, E B ROMANET, GEORGE ALBERT, G A WAGSTAFF, FRANCIS THOMAS, F T
Royal Canadian Regiment
BOWMAN, ROY ALEXANDER, R A CASKANETTE, JOHN, J A A DUFTON, LLOYD, L E EARNSHAW, KENNETH JOHN, K J MASON, THOMAS FRANCIS, T F NADEAU, ARMAND, A J ROBERTSON, ROBERT, R SHIRES, ALBERT HERMITAGE, A H STEENSON, WILLIAM, W TOWART, GEORGE NELSON, G N
48th Highlanders of Canada, R.C.I.C.
CHASE, JOHN EARLE, J E FULLER, LIONEL GORDON, L G McCONNACH, NATHANIEL, N THORBURN, JOHN REGINALD, J R WALKER, JAMES, J WHITELAW, GEORGE TURNBULL, G T
Royal Canadian Engineers
DAVIES, WILLIAM CHARLES, W C FOSTER, OSCAR FRANK, O F GENEREUX, PAUL HENRI, P H ROY, DAVID, D H TURNER, ALFRED FREDERICK, A F
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, R.C.I.C.
DE BALINHARD, JOHN STEWART CARNEGIE, J S C JOHNSON, WILLIAM, W SINCLAIR, DONALD, D STEVENS, JOHN FRANK, J F VERMETTE, RENE, R
West Nova Scotia Regiment, R.C.I.C.
FANCY, GEORGE CHARLES, G C GEHUE, RUSSEL GARFIELD, R G GRAY, KENNETH ALFRED, K A HALE, BLAKE KENNETH, B K MAILMAN, BYRON RANDOF, B R Mc KEEMAN, WARREN WILBUR, W W MONAGHAN, WILLIAM, W NAUSS, ERNEST FREDERICK, E F STEWART, FREDRICK BENNETT, F B
Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.), R.C.I.C.
FLYNN, DOUGLAS, D W PARKHURST, ALLAN, A E SABBLUT, AARON, M
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
GATES, CHARLES, C E
Royal Canadian Artillery
GILCHRIST, WALTER WILDE, W W GRIFF, NICHOLAS, N F JACK, GEORGE JOHN, G J JANSEN, KENNETH ROLAND, K R LEMONT, VICTOR, V MILLARD, LEO ERNEST, L E NICOLL, ROBERT GUNN, R G SCHULTZ, HAROLD, H
Three Rivers Regiment, R.C.A.C.
MacGREGOR, WILLIAM, W S MYERS, EDWARD, E WRIGHT, NORMAN, N
Seaforth Highlanders of Canada
O BRIEN, JOHN MATTHEW, J M PARRY, ARTHUR, A PLECAS, PAUL, P SOULLE (SAUL), AUGUST, A STRAIN, DOUGLAS HAIG, D H WILSON, MARRIOTT, M
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
SIMPSON, THOMAS WILLIAM, T W
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
STACKHOUSE, JOHN, J
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There is no exact spot where John was buried in a field grave, but looking at the date of his death it was most likely in the Leonforte or Assoro area.
John was married to Beatrice May Chillingworth of Burwash Common, Sussex, England. She had four children from an earlier marriage and she went overseas to live with her in-laws in Virden (MB). In 1946 she remarried and got the name Mackclain and lived in Eburne (BC).
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