Photo of original. Pte Lacroix flanked by two 1st Battalion, 48th Highlanders. Pte Lacroix was signaller for Able Company from the Hitler Line to the liberation of Apeldoorn in Holland. …
B134810 Pte Basil Lacroix, signaller for Able Company, 1st Battalion. Lacroix is speaking into hand phone of signal set on back. Lee Enfield slung behind left shoulder. Two copies of …
photo of original carbon copy of message taken by Signaller Lacroix, Able Company signaller. Message dated 09 0850 (09 May 1945. “From IO – To All coys, Adjt. Unconditional surrender …
Head and shoulder photo of Pte G J McTaggart, 1st Battalion. Details of service and email thread in Completed research, 2017 file. Photo is prent of scan of original
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Pte McTaggart, standing on right, with parents. Father, John McTaggart, 5 Riverside Terrace, Hespeller, Ontario standing on left with mother seated between. Full file and email thread in Completed Research …
Letter from Her Majesty’s equerry to Lt. Col. K. C.B. Corbett, CD, Commanding, 48th Highlanders of Canada. Letter written from H. M. Yacht Britannia while docked in Toronto. Royal Seal …
Her Majesty at CNE Arena with Chaplain beside. Two Aides behind followed by Commanding Officers of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders on the left and Lt. Col. K.C.B. Corbett, CD, 48th …
Dominion Rifle Association Medal Ontario Eight 1905. In two bars above “Ontario Eight” and “1905”. Suspended below bars by two links is a star on which is a shield surmounted …
Mitchell ( Wishe) Oke – Canadian Service medal and Victory medal, mounted. 1918 Pte Mitchell Oke , Wishe Khahientahaha, was a Mohawk of Handenosaunee Turtle Clan in Cornwall Ontario and …
Pte Campbell joined the 92nd Battalion, 48th Highlanders and was killed in action with the 3rd Battalion on 16 August 1918. 201614 Pte. David John Neufeld and 204613 Hudson Cecil …
James A. Gordon was an original 48th Highlander, # 70, assigned to D Company and sworn it on 22 October 1891 at St. Andrew’s Hall by Lt. Col. Potter. Included …
James A. Gordon was an original 48th Highlander, # 70, assigned to D Company and sworn it on 22 October 1891 at St. Andrew’s Hall by Lt. Col. Potter. Included …