Search results (Highlanders only)

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NOK: J.W. Fellows (F) 45 Alpha Rd., Millwall, London, ON

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NOK: Jessie M. Felton (W) 100 Coleman St., Wolverhampton, England

He was 21 years of age when attested into the CEF at Toronto, Canada on 13 Feb 1918 The 48th Highlanders had conducted a recruiting drive in Chicago in July

NOK: Mrs. L.R. Fenety Frederickton, NB

NOK: Son of William and Lillian Fenner, of Tilbury, Ontario. Mrs. W. Fenner (M) Tilbury, ON

NOK: Son of Mr. J. W. Fentiman. J.W. Fentiman (F) Saskatoon, SK

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NOK: Son of James and Alice Fenton; husband of Annie Fenton, of 19, Herbert St., Crumlin Rd., Belfast, Ireland. Mrs. A. Fenton (M) 4 Oakfreed St., Belfast Ireland

Lance Corporal Terrence “Terry” Fereday was born 5 March 1919 in Wednesbury, Staffordshire, England. Was Killed in action on 18 December 1943. Terry lived in Toronto with his parents and

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Attested into 92nd Bn on 13-Aug-1915. Died while serving with 13th Bn CEF, Son of David Ferguson, of 194, Cleethorpe Rd., Grimsby, England; husband of Eleanor Ferguson, of 11, Mark

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NOK: Alice Ferguson (M) Cornwall, ON

NOK: Mrs. E. Ferguson (M) Wellington, ON

NOK: Mrs. Mary Ferguson 111 Nianitoba Ave., St Thomas, ON

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NOK: Mrs. Kate Ferguson (M) 5 Carmichal Pl., Glasgow, Scotland

NOK: Mrs. A.W. Ferguson (M) Little Current, Manitou Island, ON

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NOK: Kate Ferguson (M) RR#4 Uxbridge, ON

NOK: Mrs. C.M. Ferguson (M) Box 475, North Bay, ON

Lt Fergusson was with the 15th Battalion, 48th Highlanders. At Amiens on April 30 1918, leading a defensive patrol at night, seeking German prisoners. He was wounded on August 8

The first casualty of the First World War

NOK: Joseph Ferrari (B) 19 Markham St., Toronto, ON

NOK: Mrs. C. Ferries (M) 108 Broomidaw, glasgow, Scotland

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NOK: Elizabeth Festerazzie (W) 45 Howard Ave., Windsor, ON

NOK: Mrs. Buckley (Aunt) 1 St. annes Villas, S.C. Road, Dublin, Ireland

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NOK: Ellen Fetterley (M) Osnabruck Centre, ON

During the period July 20-23, 1917 the 15th Battalion was in the line near Loos and throughout that four day trench tour their positions were heavily bombarded by German 77mm

NOK: Mrs. C. Fidge (M) 347 College St., Toronto, ON

NOK: Son of Herbert Duane Field and Nina Moore Field, of Northfield, Massachusetts. Mrs. Nina Field (M) 40 High St., Springfield, Mass, USA

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NOK: Mrs. S. Fieldhouse Maywood, PO Victoria, BC

NOK: William Marvel Fielding (F) 375 Keele St., Toronto, ON

NOK: Husband of Emma L. O. Fieldwick, of 9, Gower Rd., Haywards Heath, Sussex.

NOK: Missing between April 24-29, 1915.

NOK: A. Filkin (F) Lonford Mills, ON

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NOK: Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Filtz, of 79, Elm St., Kingston, Ontario. R. Filtz (F) 79 Elm St., Kingston, ON

NOK: Mrs. Ellen Findley (M) 724 Dupont St., Toronto, ON

NOK: Son of the late Charles and Jane Fines. C.E. Fines Splaldugton, Yorkshire, England

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NOK: Catherine Harper (M) Groomsport, Co. Down, Ireland

NOK: Mrs. J. Finlay (W) 503 Perth Ave., Toronto, ON

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NOK: Mrs. M. Finney (M) Northwick, Cheshire, England

NOK: Mrs. A.B. Irvine (M) Dundas St., Stromner, Orkneys, Scotland

NOK: Mrs. E. Firman (M) 90 Burton Ave., Allandale, ON

NOK: Mrs Annie Fischner (M) RR#1 Chepstew, ON

NOK: Son of Charles Frederick and Mary Ellen Fisher, of Rollingdam, Charlotte Co., New Brunswick. Mrs. M.E. Fisher (M) Rollingdam, Charlotte Co., NB

NOK: Mrs. J.H. Fisher (M) 32 Victoria Park Ave., Toronto, ON

NOK: Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher (M) Mary Villa, Redwell Ave., ??, England

NOK: Son of Alex. and Christina Fisher.

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NOK: Albert Fishlock (F) Crawthorne, PO Berks, England

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NOK: Alice R. Fitchett (W) 24 Siddius Rd, London, England

  B73038 Pte Fitkin, Arnold Edward enlisted in the 48th Highlanders, 1st Battalion (Date tbd). He was in the Slow Convoy when the battalion shipped to the Landings at Pachino

NOK: Miss H. Fitzgerald (S) 21 Dodd Terr., East Orange, NY, USA

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NOK: Mrs. John Fitzgerald (M) Merrickville, ON

NOK: Mrs. Fitzjohn (W) 292 Longhboro Rd., Leicester, England

NOK: Mrs. A. Flagg North Head, Grand Manon, NB

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NOK: Amy Flavelle (W) 76 Bos d St West C on M , Mancester, Eng.

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27065 Pte Reuben Flaxman, born in Bromley, Kent, England, attested at Valcartier, Quebec on 22 September 1914, was assigned to the 15th Battalion (48th Highlanders) and departed for England with

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Killed following the capture of Rimini as the battalion chased the Germans northward. At the Donegaglia River, under heavy German attack with the 48th supported by 25 pounders, the Lord

NOK: R. Fleming (F) 1033 Dufferin St., Toronto, ON

NOK: Mrs. G. Fleming (M) 102 Coopers Ave., Toronto, ON

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NOK: Mary Fleming (M) 5 Bee St., todmorden, ON

NOK: W.A. Fleming (F) Gale, SK

NOK: Mrs. W. fleming (M) Milne Garden, coldstream, Berwick, Scot

NOK: Margaret Fleming (M) Box 52 Milton West, ON

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NOK: Mrs R. fleming (M) 7th St., Anacortes, Washington, USA

NOK: Mrs. L. Fleming (W) 94 Chambers Ave., Toronto, ON

NOK: Mrs Fleming (M) 189 Oak St., Toronto, ON

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Pte Fletcher S. L.

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NOK: Mrs. L. McGowan (S) 22 Hatten Dr., Belfast, Ireland

B73386 Cpl Addison Garfield Wilkie Fleury enlisted in the 1st Battalion, 48th Highlanders, in Toronto in September 1939. They departed for Halifax by CN train on 17 December 1939, sailing

NOK: Mr. O. Flight Froisher Glirest, England

NOK: Mrs. A. Flynn (M) 102 Woolfrey Ave., Toronto, ON

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An Original Highlander from 1891