Classification: Documents

Documents that are not 48th Highlander Orders. May be Official or Personal.
A SUB-CLASSIFICATION MUST ALSO BE SELECTED.

Prisoner of War Receipt for Parcel by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte – April 12, 1916 B

A postcard sent home from a German prisoner of war camp, Göttingen Camp in Göttingen, Hannover, Germany, by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte, addressed to his children in Toronto, Canada, acknowledging a parcel was received. The postcard is made of cardstock and is a yellow-brown colour, with writing in pencil on both sides of the postcard. […]

Prisoner of War Receipt for Parcel by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte – April 21, 1916

A postcard sent home from a German prisoner of war camp, Göttingen Camp in Göttingen, Hannover, Germany, by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte, addressed to his children in Toronto, Canada, acknowledging a parcel was received. The postcard is made of cardstock and is a yellow-brown colour, with writing in pencil on both sides of the postcard. […]

Prisoner of War Receipt for Parcel by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte – May 24, 1916

A postcard sent home from a German prisoner of war camp, Göttingen Camp in Göttingen, Hannover, Germany, by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte, addressed to his wife in Toronto, Canada, acknowledging a parcel was received. The postcard is made of cardstock and is a yellow-brown colour, with writing in pencil on both sides of the postcard. […]

2021800540 – Box of Service Records

Service records downloaded and printed- from Library and Archives Canada- partially alphabetical L to W. each soldier separate in file folder.       Keith, Alexander Reid, 27021;  Lapensee, John H, 417058;  Lorsch, Fred D.; MacKenzie, Albert, 27237; Maj. Mackie, Thomas,; Markle, Harold, Alfred, 3230518;  Marrison, William John, 405706;  May, William john,27013; McGeachie, James Campbell, B73037;  […]

WW1 Prisoner of War Postcard by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte – May 15, 1915

Postcard sent home from a German prisoner of war camp, Kriegsgefangenenlager Göttingen in Göttingen, Hannover, Germany, by RSM Lewis E. DeHarte to his wife in Toronto, Canada. RSM Lewis E. DeHarte was a prisoner of war from 1915-1919. The postcard is cardstock and a yellow-brown colour, with writing in pencil on both sides of the […]