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Canadian Expeditionary Force IF (ISSUED WITH MILITIA ORDERS, 1917.) L4; i r Canadian Expeditionary Force IF r Ò 209th BATTALION - 1, Nominal Roll of Officers, Non -Commissioned 1 Officers and Men. EMBARKATION Port: Halifax, N.S. Ship: S.S. " Carona." H.Q. 593 -2 -29. 3m -1 -17. Date: November 1st, 1916. 209th BATTALION TAKEN ON STRENGTH. ¿ of Former Corps. Name of Next of Kin. Address of Next of Kin. Country No. Rank. Name. 2 Birth. Place. Date. Regimental ' Lieut.-Colonel..... Smyth, William Oswald 27th Horse Smyth, Mrs. Frances Leta Swift Current, Sask Canada Swift Current... Feb. 4, 1913. Alexander Farquhar.. 27th Horse Macdonald, P. J Swift Current, Sask Canada Swift Current... Feb. 15, 1916. Major Macdonald, Feb. 21, 1916. Major Macpherson, Murdoch Alexander.. 27th Horse Macpherson, Mrs. Iowa B Swift Current, Sask Canada Swift Current... Captain Bertin, John Walter 27th Horse Bertin, Mrs. Emma 7 Indian Rd., Crescent, Toronto, Ont England Swift Current... Feb. 10, 1916. Captain Cairns, Kelso Carmichael C.A.M.0 Cairns, Mrs. Edith May Swift Current, Sask Canada Camp Hughes.. Oct. 4, 1916. Frank Graham 10th Regt Forster, M. Clara E 4 Gordon Ave., Toronto, Ont Canada Camp Hughes.. June 12, 1916. Captain Forster, Feb. 1, 1916. Captain Graham, Roy Theodore 27th Horse Graham, Mrs. W. J Smith's Falls, Ont Canada Swift Current... Captain Snider, Arthur Westbrook Nil Snider, Mrs. Ida F Swift Current, Sask Canada Swift Current... Mar. 1, 1916. Lieutenant Anderson, James 32nd Horse Anderson, Alexander Carew Dinnet, Aberdeen, Scot Scotland Camp Hughes.. Aug. 17, 1916. Lieutenant Cathrea, Herbert Lamb 27th Horse Cathrea, James Carberry, Man Canada Swift Current... April 15, 1916. 27th Horse Corrigan, Mrs. Mary I Moosomin, Sask Canada Camp Hughes.. July 12, 1916. Lieutenant Corrigan, William Rupert Feb. 21, 1916. Lieutenant Donald, Robert Fulton B 27th Horse Donald, J. G Moosomin, Sask Canada Swift Current... Lieutenant Godden, Bertram 60th Regt Godden, Samuel Bell Island, Nfld Newfoundland.. Camp Hughes... July 11, 1916. Lieutenant Graham, Gordon 105th Regt . Graham, Herbert Clement 220 Scarboro Ave., Calgary, Alta Canada Swift Current... May 1, 1916. Lieutenant Grigg, Albert Egerton 27th Horse Grigg, Mrs. Fanny 719 Avenue H. South, Saskatoon, Sask Canada Swift Current... April 17, 1916. 27th Horse Henderson, F. R c/o Vancouver Daily Provence, Vancouver, B.0 Canada Camp Hughes.. Feb. 20, 1916. Lieutenant Henderson, Norman Feb. 21, 1916. Lieutenant Knowles, Henry 27th Horse Knowles, Mrs. Sarah 87, 7th Ave. E., Swift Current, Sask England Swift Current... 27th Horse Leicester, Mrs. Ethel Swift Current, Sask England Swift Current... April 17, 1916. Lieutenant Leicester, William Frederick 17, Lieutenant McDaniel, Bernard 27th Horse McDaniel, Peter Margaree, Inverness Co., N.S Canada - Swift Current... April 1916. Lieutenant Metcalfe, Sidney Wales 27th Horse Metcalfe, Mrs. Frances Adele Brandon, Man Canada Swift Current... May 25, 1916. 27th Horse Milburn, William 505 Railway St. E., Swift Current, Sask Canada Swift Current... Feb. 10, 1916. Lieutenant Milburn, Henry Reginald Swift 23, 1916. Lieutenant Morgan, Thomas Milton 27th Horse Morgan, Mrs. Orillia Gen. Del., Aquadell, Sask Canada Current... Feb. Frederick Elsworth 27th Horse Noland, William Horace P.O. Box 363, Maple Creek, Sask U.S.A Swift Current... Feb. 16, 1916. Lieutenant Noland, Canada Swift Current... April 16, 1916. Lieutenant Oliver, William Gladstone - 27th Horse Oliver, William Seaforth, Ont Manning 27th Horse Richardson, Mrs. Alice B Shaunavon, Sask U.S.A Swift Current... June 26, 1916. Lieutenant Richardson, Marvin Mar. 7, 1916. Lieutenant Rubin, Charles Edward 27th Horse Rubin, Mrs. Ella 36 Clifton Ave., Wembley, M'sex, Eng England Swift Current... Lieutenant Trotter, Stuart Fouden 34th Horse Trotter, Mrs. Dorothy Beryl 328 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man England Camp Hughes.. Aug. 17, 1916. Nil Abraham, Charles Co. Armagh, Ire Ireland Govenlock May 25, 1916. 253019 Private Abraham, Thomas Canada Swift Current... Sept. 23, 1916. 253149 Private Abrams, Howard Sherman Nil Abrams, Mrs. W. R Elbow, Sask Herbert Nil Adams, George Francis Chertsey, Surrey, Eng England Swift Current... Nov. 25, 1915. 252003 Private Adams, John England Swift Current... May 20, 1915. 252999 Private Aikin, Arthur Jennings Nil Aikin, William O 277 Southtown, Great Yarmouth, Eng Nil Allen, W. J North Battleford, Sask , Canada Herbert Feb. 10, 1916. 152008 Private Allen, Eldon W England Maple Creek.... Mar. 15, 1916. 252532 Private Allen, John 27th Horse Allen, Mrs. J Maple Creek, Sask Nil Allinson, Joseph Gen. Del., Dahlby, Sask England Dahlby East... April 29, 1916. 253056 Private Allinson, Joseph Harrison Dur- 252238 Private Allison, Walter Young Territorials Allison, Miss Janet c/o Mrs. Thirlwell, 84 Windsor Ave., Gateshead, ham, Eng Scotland Swift Current... Feb. 23, 1916. Shaunavon Mar. 11, 1916. 252552 Alton, Thomas Roy Nil Alton, Thomas E Port Rowan, Ont - Canada Private Norway Norway Swift Current... Mar. 15, 1916. Nil Maetunson, Mrs. Martha Staggan, St. Hammer, 252510 Private Amerson, Thomas Canada Moose Jaw Sept. 13, 1915. Reid Nil Anderson, Mrs. Etta R P.O. Box 218, Swift Current, Sask 252002 Co. Q.-M. Sergt Anderson, Robert . Maple Creek.... Feb. 9, 1916. 252255 Private Anderson, Thomas Henry 27th Horse Anderson, Charles Prior, Mont., U.S A U.S.A Nil Anstead, Thomas 4 Durham Rd., Canning Town, London, Eng England Swift Current... Jan. 4, 1916. ì52004 Private Anstead, George U.S.A Swift Current... Mar. 11, 1916. Z53451 Private Archambault, Frank Edward Nil Archambault, Edward 66 Pine St., Holyoke, Mass., U.S.A Nil Armistead, Robert Jumping Pound, Alta England Swift Current... June 24, 1916. 253087 Private Armistead, James Canada Swift Current... Mar. 7, 1916. 252391 Private Armstrong, Louis Henry 95th Regt Scott, Mrs. Margaret J Vanderbilt, Mich., U.S.A Nil Arneson, Martin A Carrington, N.D., U.S A Norway Swift Current... Feb. 26, 1916. 252263 Private Arneson, Ole Swift Current... Mar. 4, 1916. 252361 Private Arnold, Richard Nil Arnold, Wesley P.O. Box 235, Vanguard, Sask Canada Nil Ash, Mrs. Emmie Southport, Lanes, Eng England Maple Creek.... Feb. 11, 1916. 252276 Private Ash, William Shaunavon Mar. 24, 1916.. 252677 Private Ashdown, Reginald Arthur Nil Ashdown, Alfred Gen. Del., Theodore, Sask Canada .. England Swift Current... Jan. 29. 1916. 252006 Private Atkinson. Robert Nil Atkinson. John Newcastle-on-Tvne. Eng cf! L { 252468 Private Ayers, Harold Adam Nil Ayers, Mrs. Margaret Gen. Del., Vanguard, Sask U.S.A Swift Current... Mar. 13, 1916. 252019 Corporal Bailey, Harry Norman 27th Horse Bailey, Mrs. Violet Maud Pennant Stn., Sask England Swift Current... Dec. 21, 1915. 252020 Corporal Bain, Angus Territorials Bain, Mrs. Annie Hopeman, Moray, Scot Scotland Swift Current... Jan. 3, 1916. 252012 Private Bain, Charles Nil Bain, Murdo - Auldearn, Nairn, Scot Scotland Swift Current... Nov. 9, 1916. 252659 Private Bain, William Nil Bain, Robert East End, Fortrose, Scot Scotland Swift Current... April 1, 1916. 252026 Sergeant Baker, Reuben Lionel Nil Baker, Mrs. Gladys Margaret White Bear, Sask England Swift Current... Jan. 18, 1916. 252914 L.-Corporal Ball, Abraham Prince Nil Wallworth, Mrs. Alice Walkden, Lance, Eng England Shaunavon May 8, 1916. 252954 Private Banyard, Richard Eric Nil Banyard, Mrs. Daisy Ethel A . Gen. Del., Canuck, Sask England Shaunavon May 16, 1916. 252399 Private Baragar, George Nil Baragar, Mrs. Mary Ann Gooding, Sask Canada Swift Current... Mar. 8, 1916. 252400 Private Barager, William Nil Baragar, Boites Ponteix, Sask Canada Swift Current... Mar. 8, 1916. 252306 Private Barclay, Godfrey Ernest Nil Barclay, Miss Constance 96 Church St., Hoxton, London, Eng England Swift Current... Mar. 2, 1916. 252014 Co. Q. -M. Sergt Barker, Chester Calom Nil Barker, Mrs. W. H P.O. Box 484, Orillia, Ont Canada Vanguard Nov. 15, 1916. 252030 Corporal Barker, Ernest George Nil Barker, Henry Redpath, Sask Canada Swift Current... Feb. 10, 1916. 252760 Private Barr, Cecil Adelbert Nil Barr, John H Gen. Del., Harrietaville, Ont Canada Shaunavon Mar. 27, 1916. 252607 Private Barrie, Alexander John Nil Barrie, Samuel Gen. Del., Chesterville, Ont Canada Swift Current... Mar. 27, 1916. 252025 Private Baskerville, Alan Nil Baskerville, Alfred Burnham, Sask South Wales.... Swift Current... Jan. 18, 1916. 252374 Private Baskerville, Norman Nil Baskerville, M. A Burnham, Sask South Wales.... Swift Current... Mar. 6, 1916. 253026 Private Batchelder, Orval Wesley Nil - Batchelder, George Tompkins, Sask U.S.A Maple Creek.... May 24, 1916. 252680 L.-Corporal Bates, Lester Nil Bates, Mrs. Blanche 303 Chartiers Ave., McKee's Rocks, Pa., U.S.A U.S.A Shaunavon Mar. 23, 1916. 252418 Private Battrum, Archibald Thomas Nil Battrum, William Battrum, Sask England Swift Current... Mar. 9, 1916. 252972 Private Bavidge, Ernest Gilding Nil France, Mrs. J 46 Bourdary St., Flush Heck, Yorks, Eng England Maple Creek.... May 20, 1916. 252684 Private Baxter, Peter MacGlashan Nil Baxter, Mrs. Bessie Yonkers, New York, U.S A - Scotland Swift Current... April 4, 1916. 252417 Private Beasley, John Nil Boxall, Mrs. M .... , G.P.O., London, Eng England Swift Current... Mar. 9, 1916. 252028 Private Beattie, William James Nil Beattie, Thomas Walton, Ont Canada Swift Current... Feb. 5, 1916. 252577 Private Beaudry, Thomas Augustus Nil .' , Beaudry, Dennis Gen. Del., Massey Stn., Ont Canada Swift Current... Mar. 21, 1916. 252835 Private Beggs, Augustus Nil - Beggs, Mrs. Charlotte 99 Essex Rd., Milton Portsmouth, Eng England Swift Current... April
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