Notebook logging platoon members under JCD d'Esterre

Leather Note book with platoon member names and data – d’Esterre

Small black leather notebook.  Handwritten information about each 48th Highlander soldier in the platoons under d’Esterre

names:

  1. John Gordon – Saskatchewan
  2. W.B. Bell – Weston
  3. Sgt. A. Conley (Lewis gun) – Winnipeg
  4. Cpl.  W. Flagg (Lewis gun) – New Brunswick
  5. Pte G Olgilvie (Lewis gun) – St. Mary’s Ont
  6. Pte. G. Willis (Lewis gun) – Iroquois Ont
  7. Pte. S. Fitzgerald (Lewis gun) – Merrickville Ont.
  8. Pte. F. Reid (Lewis gun) – Northfield Ont.
  9. Pte. P. Fetterley (Lewis gun)
  10. Pte. Hall (Lewis gun) – Toronto
  11. Pte. Johnson (Lewis gun)
  12. Cpl. Walter Kidd – Toronto Ont
  13. Pte. Louis Daoust – Montreal
  14. Pte. B. Xavier – Michigan USA
  15. Pte. A. Morris – British Columbia
  16. Pte, Stanley Hamilton – Toronto
  17. Pte. C. Brown – Toronto
  18. Pte. C. Froome – Toronto
  19. Pte. R. Ross – Chicago USA
  20. Pte. E.E. Barker – Arden Ont.
  21. Pte. Roy Smith – Windsor
  22. Cpl. J. Brown – Toronto
  23. Pte. James Love – Alberta
  24. Pte Harry Boyle – Toronto
  25. Pte. Harry Murrill – Bainsville Ont.
  26. Pte. John Madden – Lakeside Ont.
  27. Pte. James Cowley – Cornwall Ont.
  28. Pte. Everton Saunders – Toronto
  29. Cpl. J.W. Hudson – England
  30. Pte. Edgar Arthur – ?
  31. Pte. Douglas McKay – Toronto
  32. Pte. Harry Westrop – Toronto
  33. Pte. Richard Goldsworthy – Detroit USA
  34. Pte. Maynard Ryan – Ontario
  35. Pte. David McGregor – Toronto
  36. Pte. J. Thomas Kindall – Toronto
  37. Pte. William Turner – Toronto
  38. Pte. Hector Davis – Haileybury Ont.
  39. Pte. John Hunter – Saskatoon
  40. Pte. Norman Lambert – Merlin Ont.
  41. Pte. Denzil Snively – Indianna USA
  42. Pte. Garnet Earl – Rochester NY USA
  43. Pte. J. Campbell – Wiarton Ont.
  44. Pte. Hamilton Rupert – Toronto
  45. Cpl. W. Simpson – Toronto
Classification
Documents, Personal
Era
1914 – 1919 (WW 1)
Location of artifact
Research room – temporary storage
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