General Sir Arthur Currie Collection Archives Finding Aid 19801226
By: Barbara Wilson (1998) Revised by: Matt Kulka (2001)
Table of Contents
Biographical Information Page 3
Item Notes and Titles Page 4
Documents renumbered into new item collections Page 6
Documents transferred into Photo-Archives Page 8
Related documents found in Currie Collection Page 9
General Sir Arthur Currie Finding Aid
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Examples of documents found in Currie Collection Page 59
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General Sir Arthur William Currie (1875-1933)
Currie, Sir Arthur William b. Dec. 5, 1875, Napperton, Ont., Canada. d. Nov. 30, 1933, Montreal the first Canadian commander, from 1917, of Canada's overseas forces in World War I. Currie taught school before going into business in Victoria, B.C. He enlisted in the militia and rose from the ranks to become lieutenant colonel of artillery. He was given command of a battalion in the first Canadian contingent sent to assist Britain in 1914. He advanced steadily, winning distinction at the battles of Ypres and Saint-Julien in Belgium and at the battle of Vimy Ridge in France. Within three years he became lieutenant general and commander of the four divisions of the Canadian Corps, succeeding the British general Sir Julian Byng. He was knighted in 1918. After the war Currie served as inspector general of the Canadian militia and became the first general in the Canadian Army. In 1920 he accepted the position of principal and vice chancellor of McGill University, Montreal, and retained this post until his death.
3 Language: textual material in the fond is in English.
Item Notes and Titles
19801226-027 City of Halifax Welcoming Certificate [textual records] 19801226-035 Welcome Home Certificates [textual records] 19801226-037 Fonds of Garner O. Currie [textual records] 19801226-038 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-094 Libel Suit Documents [textual records] 19801226-139 Central Report on Wireless Telegraph Communications in the Canadian Corps. [textual records] 19801226-244 Canada's Mobilization Camp, Valcartier Postcard [textual records] 19801226-245 Canada's Mobilization Camp, Valcartier Postcard [textual records] 19801226-246 Canada's Mobilization Camp, Valcartier Postcard [textual records] 19801226-247 Canada's Mobilization Camp, Valcartier Postcard [textual records] 19801226-250 London Scottish Going To Thier Trenches Postcard [textual records] 19801226-251 Happy "Tommies" Wearing Hun Helmets Postcard [textual records] 19801226-252 Loyal North Lancs Regiment Cheering When Ordered To The Trenches Postcard [textual records] 19801226-253 "Tommy" at home in German dug-outs postcard [textual records] 19801226-254 A Gallant Rescue Under Fire Postcard [textual records] 19801226-255 A "Fag" after a Fight postcard [textual records] 19801226-256 Firing a Heavy Howitzer in France Postcard [textual records] 19801226-257 The Worcesters Going Into Action Postcard [textual records] 19801226-258 R.A.M.C. Picking Up Wounded In A Captured Village Postcard [textual records] 19801226-259 The Burial Of Two British Soldiers On The Battlefield Postcard [textual records] 19801226-260 A British Heavy Gun In Action postcard [textual records] 19801226-261 Thirsty German Prisoners In Thier Barbed Wire Cage Postcard [textual records] 19801226-262 British Infantry Practicing An Attack Postcard [textual records] 19801226-263 Australians Parading For The Trenches Postcard [textual records] 19801226-264 Highlanders Pipe Themselves Back From The Trenches Postcard [textual records] 19801226-267 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-268 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-269 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-270 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-271 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-272 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-273 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-274 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-275 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-276 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records]
4 19801226-277 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-278 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-279 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-280 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-281 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-282 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-283 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-284 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-285 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-286 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-287 Fonds of General Sir Arthur Currie [textual records] 19801226-288 Mentioned In Despatch Collection [textual records] 19801226-289 Appointment Certificate Collection [textual records] 19801226-290 Order Certificate Collection [textual records] 19801226-291 Certificate Collection [textual records] 19801226-292 The Imperial Order Daughters of The Empire [textual records] 19801226-293 Operations of the Canadian Corps [textual records]
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Documents renumbered into new item collections
19801226-094 Libel Suit Documents
Scribbler containing notes made by Currie during the trial. [31 pp.] Sketch No. 12 of advances made by Canadian Corps between 11 October and 11 November 1918. [1 p.] Newspaper clippings re trial.
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19801226-288 Mentioned In Despatch Collection
1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 31 May 1915 1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 30 April 1916. 1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 13 November 1916. 1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 9 April 1917. 1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 7 November 1917. 1 March 1919 Certificate for Mention in Despatch, 7 April 1918.
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19801226-290 Order Certificate Collection
3 June 1915 Warrant for grant of dignity of Companion (Military division) of the Order of the Bath. [2 pp.] 4 June 1917 Warrant for grant of dignity of Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George. [2 pp.] 1 January 1918 Warrant for Currie as Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath. [2 pp.] 4 March 1918 Warrant for Currie’s appointment as Grand Officer of the Belgian Grand Office of the Order of the Crown and award of the Croix de Guerre. [2 pp.] 1 January 1919 Warrant for Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and St. George. [2 pp.]
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19801226-291 Certificate Collection
21 December 1900 First Class Certificate of Military Instructions issued to Lieut. A.W. Currie, 5th Regiment Canadian Artillery. [1 p.] ---- Copy of Bank of Montreal charter. [1 p.]
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19801226-292 Address presented to Currie by Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, Victoria containing signatures of the members of each chapter. [50 pp.]
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19801226-293 Currie’s interim report covering the operations of the Canadian Corps in 1918 Bound copy. [123 pp. and several maps]
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Documents transferred into Photo-Archives
June 1917 Photograph of Major C.W. Birch, CFA, wounded at Vimy Ridge 9 May 1917 and died at Wimeriaux 25 May 1917 from 1st Canadian Division Report on the Vimy Ridge - Willerval - Arleux and Fresnoy Operations, 9 April - 5 May 1917.
1926 X-Rays of Garner Currie’s ankles.
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Related documents found in Currie Collection
Accession Number - 19760313 25 October 1917 General H.S. Horne, First Army to Currie. Appreciation of work done by Canadian Corps. [1 p.] 27 October 1917 Currie to GOC First Army (Horne). Thanks for appreciation. [1 p.]
19710127-005 30 June 1918 List of dinner guests. Dinner for Sir Robert Borden. [1 p.] 1 July 1918 Guests at Corps Commander’s lunch at the Canadian Corps Sports on Dominion Day. [2 pp.]
19730272 26 June 1918 Currie to Y.E. Deakin. Thanks for offer “to look after anything for me in Victoria”. [1 p.] 12 December 1916 HQ, 1st Cdn. Div. Currie to Sgt. G.E. Deakin. Thanks for congratulations. Would offer Deakin a commission of he can arrange to get transfer from Witley to France. [1 p.] 30 June 1917 Currie to [Y.E.] Deakin. Thanks for congratulations. Will recommend him to Colonel Mills in “The London Office” [OMFC?]. [1 p.] 27 November 1918 Currie to G.E. Deakin. Acknowledging letter of 25 October. [1 p.]
19710036 11 November 1918 Mons. Reception for officers at Hotel de Ville (Photocopy). [2 pp.]
19770798-001 11 [November 1918] Cdn Corps to various. End of Hostilities. [1 p.]
19710056 15 December 1930 Outline of Currie’s speech at BESL luncheon. [3 pp.]
19710015 n.d. Capt. H. Alexander Judd to Fred James. Salvage operations. [5 pp.]
19720020 16 July 1917 3rd Canadian Division Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.]
19760121 26 August 1918 Currie’s Special Order. [1 p.]
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19801226-038
58A 1 59.1
December 1914 Christmas card from 2nd Field Company, Canadian Engineers, CEF. [4 pp.] 10 February 1915 Souvenir dinner menu, 2nd Brigade CFA, with autographs of officers present (including A.Y.L. McNaughton, A.F. Duguid, Frank Magre) [3 pp.] [June] 1915 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade Narrative of Events at Festubert, 19-26 May 1915. [18 pp.] [1917] Extracts from First Army Routine Orders, published since 1 October 1915. [20 pp.] 12 November 1915 1st Canadian Division summary of information. [3 pp.] 27 December 1915 Canadian Corps summary of information. [4 pp.] 10 April 1916 Donald Anderson Woodward’s application for appointment to a temporary commission. [7 pp.] 22 April 1916 Adjutant, 16th Battalion CEF to Pte Donald A. Woodward. Has neglected to indicate his preferred for service in 16th Battalion in his application for appointment. [1 p.] 23 September 1916 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade Narrative of Events near Courcelette, 19-23 September 1916. [3 pp.] 26 February-2 March 1917 1st Canadian Division summary of raids. [13 pp.]
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19801226-267
58A 1 59.2
March 1917 1st Canadian Division. Instructions for Offensive Operations. [106 pp. and 3 large maps]
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19801226-268
58A 1 59.3
Preliminary Notes, Vimy Ridge, 9 April 1917 (photostat). [21 pp.]
10 12 April 1917 Appendix to Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 17 April 1917 Canadian Corps Routine Orders. [4 pp.] 19 April 1917 Summary of official communiqués. 20 April 1917 Canadian Corps Examination of prisoner of 266th RIR. [2 pp.] 20 April 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 17 April 1917 First Army Summary of Intelligence, 1-15 April 1917. [3 pp.] 3 May 1917 Message of congratulation to Canadian Corps, issued by Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Julian Byng. [1 p.] June 1917 1st Canadian Division Report on the Vimy Ridge - Willerval - Arleux and Fresnoy Operations, 9 April - 5 May 1917. [71 pp., 1 map, photograph of Major C.W. Birch, CFA, wounded at Vimy Ridge 9 May 1917 and died at Wimeriaux 25 May 1917] 29 May 1917 ----, Agent General for British Columbia, to Sir George Perley. Has heard rumour that Maj.-Gen. Sir Richard Turner is to succeed Byng in command of Canadian Corps. Recommends that Currie succeed Byng. [2 pp.] 6 June 1917 10th Canadian Infantry Brigade, Summary of Operations 29 May - 4 June 1917. [39 pp.] 5 June 1917 Sir Douglas Haig to Army and Corps Commanders. “One more great victory” needed to defeat the Germans in 1917. [3 pp.] 16 June 1917 Lt.-Col. A.L. Hamilton, Canadian Section GHQ, 3rd Echelon to Currie. Fleck sent to 14th Battalion. [1 p.] 16 June 1917 [Hamilton] to Brig.-Gen. P.E. Thacker. Re Majors Fleck and Pillow. [1 p.] 12 June 1917 Thacker to Hamilton. Enclosing letter from Currie recommending that Fleck be sent to 16th Battalion. [2 pp.] 18 June 1917 Lieut.-Gen. Francis Davies, Military Secretary at War Office, to Haig. Currie to command Canadian Corps. [1 p.] 26 June 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 29 June 1917 Currie’s Special Order. [1 p.] 29 June 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 898. [1 p.] 27 June 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 29 June 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 29 June 1917 German wireless messages. [1 p.] 29 June 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [5 pp. and 1 map] 30 June 1917 3rd Canadian Division. Notes on future offensive action on the Division front. [2 pp.] 2 July 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 901. [1 p.] 11 July 1917 Regulations Governing the Promotion and Gradation of Officers in the Overseas Military Forces of Canada. [5 pp.] 26 July 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 924. [1 p.]
11 29 July 1917 German Instructions for a Counter-Attack Organized in Depth (annexe to Advanced GHQ summary of 29 July 1917). [1 p.] 31 July 1917 Currie to Col. Frank A Reid, No. 1 Cdn Inf. Base Depot. Cannot advise Reid on a course of action. [1 p.] ------Receipt book for advance of pay.
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1 August 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [2 pp.] 1-18 August 1917 First Army Summary of Intelligence (incomplete). [2 pp.] 2 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Operations. [6 pp.] [September] 1917 Translation of German document on Experiences of the Army Battle Reserves. [2 pp.] 10 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 940. [2 pp.] 15 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [4 pp.] 15 August 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 16 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [4 pp.] 16 August 1917 First Army translation of German wireless press. [1 p.] 16 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 946. [1 p.] 16 August 1917 German wireless. [1 p.] 17 August 1917 Canadian Corps wireless news. [1 p.] 17 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp. and 2 maps] 17 August 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 18 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [5 pp.] 18 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 948. [1 p.] 18 August 1917 First Army to Canadian Corps. Message summarizing action on fronts of Canadian Corps, Fifth Army and First French Army. [2 pp.] 18 August 1917 Translation of German document by General Sixt von Armin on The Construction of Defensive Positions. [5 pp.] 19 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 949. [1 p.] 19 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [3 pp.] 20 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 950. [1 p.] 20 August 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [3 pp.] 21 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 951. [1 p.] 22 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence (incomplete). [4 pp.] 22 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 952. [1 p.] 23 August 1917 First Army Summary of Operations. [1 p.] 23 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 953. [1 p.]
12 23 August 1917 Supplement to First Army Intelligence Summary No. 953. [1 p.] 23 August 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 14-23 August 1917 Statement of casualties, CEF. [3 pp.] 23 August 1917 Canadian Corps translation of German order. [2 pp.] 24 August 1917 Maj. Gen. Sir Richard A.W. Turner to Currie. Leave conditions in Paris to be investigated by Colonel Sims. [1 p.] 26 August 1917 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 956. [1 p.] 28 August 1917 Translation of German wireless. [1 p.] 28 August 1917 Currie to GOCRA and divisional commanders congratulating artillery gunners on “their splendid work in our recent and most successful operations”. [1 p.] 16-30 September 1917 Second Army Summary of Intelligence. [7 pp.] 14 October 1917 Victoria. Andrew Sheret to Currie. Seeking Currie’s help in obtaining a clerical position for his nephew, presently in 4th Battery. [1 p.] 15 October 1917 Translation of German document on “The Experience Gained During the English-French Offensive the Spring of 1917”. [8 pp.] 16 October 1917 Downing Sheet. Secretary, CMG Chancery to Currie. Sending warrant for KCMG. [1 p.] 21 October 1917 Translation of extracts from Fourth German Army orders concerning defensive tactics. [4 pp.] 21 October 1917 Attitude of the German Soldier Towards the Civilian Population. [1 p.] 22 October 1917 St. Jame’s Palace. Colonel Douglas Davies to Currie. Sending warrant for CB. [1 p.] 22 October 1917 Extracts from a French analysis of the latest German manual on position warfare. [1 p.] 28 October 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary. [2 pp.] 28 October 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [4 pp. and map] 27 October 1917 Currie to Maj.-Gen. David Watson. Sending copy of telegram from General Plumer congratulating Canadians on their recent work. [1 p.] 27 October 1917 Currie to Maj.-Gen. L.J. Lipsett. Sending copy of Plumer’s telegram. [1 p.] 27 October 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary. [1 p.] 27 October 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [5 pp.] 27 October 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 28 October 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [4 pp. and 1 map] 28 October 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless Press. [1 p.] 29 October 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 29 October 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 29 October 1917 Second Army Intelligence Summary. [7 pp.] 30 October 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [10 pp.] 31 October 1917 Wireless Press. [2 pp.]
13 31 October 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary. [5 pp.]
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19801226-270
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1 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [1 p.] 1 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [8 pp.] 1 November 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary. [7 pp.] 2 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [4 pp.] 2 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 6 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence. [10 pp.] 8 November 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary No. 841. [6 pp.] 6 November 1917 1st Canadian Division Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 8 November 1917 2nd Canadian Division Daily Intelligence Summary No. 573. [3 pp.] 8 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 17. [4 pp. and 1 map] 7 November 1917 Second Army Daily Intelligence Summary No. 841. [11 pp.] 7 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 16. [7 pp.] 9 Nov. 1917 - 8 Nov. 1918 Summary of work done at Medical Inspection Room, Caserne Pépinière, Paris. [2 pp.] 8 November 1917 Canadian corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 9 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 18. [6 pp.] 9 November 1917 Canadian Corps Routine Orders. [4 pp.] 10 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 11 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 11 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 20. [6 pp. and 1 map] 12 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 21. [4 pp.] 13 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 14 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 16 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 23. [2 pp.] 16 November 1917 ADC to OC, 4th Battery CFA requesting Gnr P.A. Moir be sent to Cdn Corps HQ for interview with Currie. [1 p.] 17 November 1917 Canadian Corps Wireless News. [2 pp.] 18 November 1917 Canadian Corps Summary of Intelligence No. 19. [8 pp.] 21 November 1917 Caen. R.J. Camerlynck (notary of Passchendaele) to Currie. Congratulations on winning battle of Passchendaele. Requests photographs of Currie and of the destroyed village of Passchendaele. [2 pp.] 23 November 1917 Paris. French Ministry of War. Congratulations to Currie. [1 p.]
14 10 December 1917 Currie to --- Law, Secretary GWVA, Winnipeg. Explains why GWVA resolution supporting a Union Government cannot be included in orders. [1 p.] 13 December 1917 Vancouver. Mary Roberts to Currie. Asking for leave for Gnr. Frank Gold in order that they can marry. [2 pp.] 21 December 1917 [Lady Currie] to Currie. Telegram, Christmas Greetings. [1 p.] 27 December 1917 Canadian Corps chaplains to Currie. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 23 December 1917 Winnipeg. Army and Navy Veterans to Currie. Cable expressing loyalty. [1 p.] 22 December 1917 Vancouver. James A Macdonell to Currie. Cable. Christmas greetings. “Slackers and malicious detractors set back” (i.e. Unionist victory). 24 December 1917 Currie’s Special Order. Christmas 1917 Two copies of Currie’s Christmas card, one of which was sent to Lady Currie by Major H. Willis-O’Connor, ADC. [4 pp.] 20 November 1917 Winnipeg. Cable. GWVA to Currie asking that their resolution in favour of unionist government be inserted in orders.. [1 p.] [1917] Winnipeg. Cable. Canada Says “Carry On” Club to Currie. New Year greeting. [1 p.] 20 December 1917 Winnipeg. Cable. Union Committee Winnipeg Centre to Currie. Victory of Major Andrews, Union Candidate. [1 p.] 23 December 1917 London. Cable. Watte Curran to Currie. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 31 December 1917 Victoria. Cable. Same Watson to Currie. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] [1917] Circular re badges to be worn by CEF units. [2 pp.] 1917 Message from 2nd Army to Canadian Corps. Situation report. [2 pp.] 27 October 1917 Message from 2nd Army to Canadian Corps. Situation report. [1 p.] 27 October 1917 Message from 2nd Army to Canadian Corps. Situation report. [2 pp.] 1917 Duke of Connaught to Currie. New Year greetings. [1 p.]
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58A 1 59.6
[5 December] 1917 Maj.-Gen. Lipsett. Report on 3rd Division’s operations in advance on Passchendaele Ridge. [60 pp. and 2 maps]
15 December 1917 1st Division. Report on the Passchendaele Ridge Operations. [110 pp. and 1 map]
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19801226-272
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1 January 1918 Telegram. Maj.-Gen. A.C. Macdonell to Currie. New Year greetings. [1 p.] [2 January 1918] Bramshott. Telegram. Colonel Gunn to Currie. Congratulation [on KCB]. [1 p.] 2 January 1918 Hindhead. Telegram. Meighen to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 2 January 1918 Witley. Telegram. OB and Milly. Congratulations. [1 p.] 30 January 1918 Maj.-Gen. David Watson. Noted on visit to the French Training Centre. [7 pp.] 9 February 1918 Victoria. Mrs. Richard Smith to Currie. Is concerned about her husband’s health. 16 January 1918 Victoria. May Gold to [Mary Roberts]. Should keep her baby, Gnr. Frank Gold (see Mary Roberts to Currie, 13 Dec. 1917 in 58A 1 59.5). [4 pp.] 15 January 1918 Petit Roches, N.B.. J. Huntly Corbett to Currie. Requesting leave for his brother. A/Sgt. H.K. Corbett. [2 pp.] 17 January 1918 Maj. H. Willis-O’Connor, ADC to OC, 23rd Battery. Gnr. Frank Gold. [1 p.] 16 January 1918 Translation of Experiences in Flanders and at Lens by Ludendorff. [1 p.] 20 January 1918 Translation of German Principles of Elastic Defence by Ludendorff. [2 pp.] 21 January 1918 Toronto. Edward J. Shea to Currie. Requesting furlough for Pte Wilfred L. Shea. [2 pp.] 30 January 1918 Currie to D. Kingham. Acknowledge congratulation from Victoria Board of Trade. [1 p.] 23 January 1918 Victoria. Cable. D. Kingham to Currie. Congratulation from Victoria Board of Trade. [1 p.] 28 January 1918 Moose Jaw. Gertrude Brittain to Currie requesting discharge or home duty for her son, Pte Douglas Brittain. [3 pp.] 25 January 1918 Translation of German document. Notes on the Offensive Battle, by Ludendorff (2 copies). [2 pp.] 28 January 1918 Paris. Capt. H.L. Walker to Willis-O’Connor sending summary report of work done in Medical Inspection Room Caserne Pépinière from 9 November 1917 to 31 December 1917. [3 pp.] 9 February 1918 Part of translation of German document. [2 pp.]
16 January 1918 Canadian Corps Trench Standing Orders. [24 pp.] 15 February 1918 W.N. Ainsley to Currie (“Art”). For transfer to Artillery. [4 pp.] 15 February 1918 Maj. H. Willis-O’Connor to Lt.-Col. F. Logie Armstrong. A/Sgt. H.K. Corbett. [2 pp.] 15 February 1918 Currie to Maj.-Gen. L.J. Lipsett. Gnr. Richard Smith (see letter from Mrs. Smith, 9 Jan. 1918). [2 pp.] 20 February 1918 J.S. Stewart to Brig.-Gen. W.B. King. Gnr. R. Smith. [1 p.] 26 February 1918 Maj. H. Willis-O’Connor to Lt.-Col. W.R. Patterson. Pte Wilfred L. Shea. [1 p.] 27 February 1918 Willis-O’Connor to Lt.-Col. A.O. Blois. Pte H.K. Corbett. [1 p.] 1 March 1918 Capt. E.B. Savage to 3rd CDA. Gnr. R. Smith. [1 p.] 7 March 1918 Vancouver. R.P. McLennan to Currie. State of business, including real estate. His sons. [2 pp.] 18 March 1918 Currie to Mrs. Gertrude Brittain. Douglas Brittain. [1 p.] 19 March 1918 Regina. Lt.-Col. Hodson to Currie. His grievance re loss of command of 1st Battalion. [3 pp.] 27 March 1918 Currie’s Special Order. [3 pp.] 27 March 1918 Copy of above, printed by YMCA, for insertion in soldier’s paybooks (2 copies). [2 pp.] 28 March 1918 Translation of German documents, Divisional Order for the Attack. [3 pp.] 29 March 1918 Currie to Sir Edward Kemp. Thanks for message from Regina Board of Trade. [1 p.] 28 March 1918 Kemp to Currie. Message from Regina Board of Trade (2 copies). [1 p.] 25 March 1933 Army Historical Section report on action of the Canadian Cavalry Brigade at Moreuil Hood, 30 March 1918. [9 pp.] 3 April 1918 Notes on Present Operation. [2 pp.] 4 April 1918 Notes on Defensive Employment of Machine Guns. [2 pp.] 5 April 1918 General Staff Notes on Recent Fighting No. 1. [1 p.] 6 April 1918 Extracts from Daily Orders Part II announcing Currie’s appointment as Grand Officer of the Ordre de la Couronne and award of Croix de Guerre by the King of the Belgians. [1 p.] 6 April 1918 Note by General Staff on German Offensive Tactics (2 Copies). [1 p.] 1918 Subject file of correspondence on tump lines. [18 pp.] 10 April 1918 Translation of German document: Diary of an officer of the 119th Inf. Regt., killed south of Hebuterne on 8 April 1918. [3 pp.] 10 April 1918 General Staff Notes on Recent Fighting No. 3. [4 pp.] 10 April 1918 Dr. James C. Farish. Certificate re treatment of Mrs. B. Wood. [1 p.]
17 11 April 1918 Lt.-Col. J.L. Regan, Assistant Chief Paymaster, DMFC to Capt. Alistair Fraser. Separation allowance for Gnr. C.W. Everett. Mrs. Wood. [1 p.] 11 April 1918 Regan to Mrs. Wood. Gnr. Everett. [1 p.] 5 April 1918 [Capt. Alistair Fraser] to Regan. Mrs. E. Wood, Gnr. C.W. Everett. [1 p.] 5 April 1918 [Capt. Alistair Fraser] to Mrs. E. Wood. Separation allowance. [1 p.] 5 April 1918 [Fraser] to Colonel J.A. Macdonald. Gnr. Everett. [1 p.] 30 March 1918 Capt. Alistair Fraser to Macdonald. Sending Mrs. E. Wood’s letter re separation allowance, Gnr. Everett. [1 p.] 18 March 1918 H.T. Goodeve to Fraser. Mrs. Wood, Gnr. Everett. [1 p.] 22 March 1918 [Fraser] to Cdn Section, 3rd Echelon. Gnr. Everett. [1 p.] 26 March 1918 Cdn. Section, 3rd Echelon to HG “A”, Cdn. Corps. Gnr. Everett. [1 p.]
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13 April 1918 General Staff Notes on Recent Fighting No. 4. [1 p.] 14 April 1918 Lystol. Maj. F.A. Robertson to Currie. Asking for a contribution from Currie for insertion in 12th Cdn. Siege Battery’s Historical Record. [1 p.] April 1918 G. S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 6. [1 p.] 13 April 1918 Cable from Mrs. Hasell, IODE of B.C., to Currie sending greetings. [1 p.] 19 April 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 6. [1 p.] 22 April 1918 Cable, Currie to Mrs. Hasell. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 22 April 1918 ADC to Major Cook, 9th Battery. Gnr. McLennan. [1 p.] 22 April 1918 ADC to Messrs. Elliott and Fry. Asking that Currie’s photograph be sent to Maj. F.A. Robertson. [1 p.] 23 April 1918 Fraser to Capt. T.E. Lawson. Asking that cable to IODE be sent from OMFC. [1 p.] 23 April 1918 Cable from --- Wood, Royal Society of St. George, Winnipeg to Currie sending greetings. [1 p.] 24 April 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 7. [1 p. and 1 map] 26 April 1918 Capt. T.E. Lawson to Fraser. Cable despatched to Mrs. Hasell. [1 p.] 28 April 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 8. [1 p.] 1 May 1918 [Fraser] to Lawson sending message from Pritchard, Sault Ste. Marie. [1 p.] 1 May 1918 Currie to Pritchard. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 3 May 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No 9. [2 pp.]
18 4 May 1918 Capt. J. White to Cdn. Corps sending report on raid carried out by 3rd Cdn. Infantry Brigade on the night of 27/28 April 1918. [3 pp.] 5 May 1918 ADC to Secretary OMFC requesting that message to George McGregor be sent. [1 p.] 5 May 1918 Currie to McGregor. Message endorsing Red Triangle campaign. [1 p.] 2 May 1918 George McGregor. Cable requesting endorsement of Red Triangle campaign. [1 p.] 6 May 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 10. [3 pp.] 7 May 1918 Report on raid on Neuville Vitasse carried out by 25th and 26th Battns. [2 pp.] 12 May 1918 Edmonton. Beatrice Mutlow to Currie. Leave for her brother, Gnr. Albert J. Mutlow. [3 pp.] 15 May 1918 Kinsota, Man. Mrs. Robert Ducharme to Currie. Furlough for her son, Pte. James Ducharme. [1 p.] 20 May 1918 Coldwater, Ont. Mrs. D.B. Godfrey to Currie. Leave for Pte. Harold Beech. [4 pp.] 21 May 1918 Vancouver. A. Ross to Currie. Commission for his son Allan. [2 pp.] 21 May 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 11. [1 p.] 23 May 1918 [Fraser] to Capt. Lawson requesting cable be sent to Ontario Prime Minister. [1 p.] 5 May 1918 Currie to Royal Society of St. George, Winnipeg. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 23 May 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 12. [1 p.] 25 May 1918 Fraser to Maj. H.J. Riley, 27th Battn. For report on death of Lieut. H.J. Boys. [1 p.] 25 May 1918 [Willis-O’Connor] to Lt.-Col. Logie Armstrong. Omar Conger Humphrey (2 copies). [1 p.] 28 May 1918 Fraser to Major J. Wise. Pte H.K. Corbett. [1 p.] 28 May 1918 ----- to Capt. T. Lawson requesting cable be sent to Minister of Militia. [1 p.] 23 May 1918 Currie to Sir William Hearst. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 28 May 1918 Currie to B.C. Methodist Conference. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 25 May 1918 Cable of greetings for B.C. Methodist Conference. [1 p.] 28 May 1918 Fraser to Col. G.J. Boyer, No. 1 Cdn. Field Ambulance. Pte Tom Jones. [1 p.] 29 May 1918 Fraser to Lawson requesting cable be sent to Lloyd Harris. [1 p.] 29 May 1918 Currie to Lloyd Harris. Thanks for message from Washington citizens re Red Cross campaign. [1 p.] [May 1918] ---- to Lieut. Frampton. Pte Corbett. [1 p.] 29 May 1918 Fraser to Lieut.-Col. D.C. Draper, 5th CMR. Lieut. A.W. Thorne. [1 p.]
19 2 May 1918 Saint John. May Haldane Thorne to Currie. Leave for Lieut. A.W. Thorne. [4 pp.] 29 May 1918 Maj. Frank Day to Fraser. Pte H.K. Corbett. [1 p.] 29 May 1918 St. Thomas, Ont. Mrs. William Rodgers. Leave for her son, Arthur. [1 p.] 31 May 1918 Lt.-Col. J.H. Wood to Fraser. Leave for Dvr A.V. Collins. [3 pp.] May 1918 Sir William Hearst to Currie. Cable reporting “devotion and unity” of Torontonians. [1 p.] 1 Jan. – 11 May 1918 Value of salvage (oversize). [1 p.] 1 June 1918 Fraser to Armstrong. O.C. Humphrey. [1 p.] 3 June 1918 Kemp to Lloyd Harris. Sending Currie’s message. [1 p.] 26 May 1918 Lloyd Harris to Currie. Cable re Canadian Night at American Red Cross campaign. [1 p.] 3 June 1918 Lawson to Fraser. Cable to Lloyd Harris. [1 p.] 18 June 1918 Sir George Foster to Currie. Cable greeting from National Council of Women. [1 p.] 4 June 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 13. [2 pp.] 7 June 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 14. [3 pp.] 6 June 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 15. [1 p.] 8 June 1918 Lt.-Col. J.A. Clark, 72nd Battn to Fraser. Pte Fred Wood. [1 p.] 10 April 1918 Mrs. Elsie Wood to Currie. Leave for her husband, Fred. [2 pp.] 1 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. Clark. Pte Fred Wood. [3 pp.] 10 June 1918 Saint John. Margaret H. Barbour to Currie. For favourite quotation to use on IODE calendar. [5 pp.] 11 June 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting. [1 p.] 12 June 1918 Translation of German document, “Notes on the Conduct of the Infantry Attack”. [1 p.] 1918 The Madsen Machine Rifle, Model 1919. Main Characteristics. Organization and Tactical Use. [23 pp.] 17 June 1918 Ottawa. Archibald MacWilliam to Currie. Recommending Lt.-Col. G.D. Spittal to command “Sharpshooters”. [1 p.] 15 June 1918 Ottawa. MacWilliam to Currie. For support in seeking authority to organize Corps of Sharpshooters. [4 pp.] 18 June 1918 Los Angeles. H. Sheridan Bickers to Currie. For commission and appointment to Currie’s staff. [6 pp.] 18 June 1918 Winnipeg. Home Publishing Co. to Currie. For message for insertion in Western Home Monthly. [1 p.] 18 June 1918 Lt.-Col. Keegan, 47th Battn. To Fraser. Music belonging to Bandmaster S. Rogers. [14 pp.] 21 June 1918 Translation of German document, “The Employment of Tanks by the Germans in the Attacks of the 31st May and the 1st June North and East of Reims. [4 pp.]
20 22 June 1918 ADC to Lawson sending two telegrams for transmission to Canada. [2 pp.] 18 June 1918 Canadian Press Association to Currie. Cable. Appreciation of work of Cdn Corps in France. [1 p.] 22 June 1918 Currie to Cdn Press Association. Thanks for cable. [1 p.] 26 June 1918 ADC to Lawson sending message for transmission to Sir George Foster. [1 p.] 26 June 1918 Currie to Foster. Thanks for message from National Council of Women. 29 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. H.G. Hanson, 13th Brigade CFA. Gnr. A.J. Mutlow. [1 p.] 29 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. P.J. Montague. Pte H.K. Corbett. [1 p.] 29 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. C.W. Peck, 16th Battn. Pte James Ducharme. [1 p.] 29 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. A.W. Sparling, 1st Battn. Pte H.E. Beech. [1 p.] 29 June 1918 Fraser to Lt.-Col. L.E. Jones, 18th Battn. Pte Arthur Rodgers. [1 p.] 29 June 1918 Fraser to Maj. G.G. Archibald, Cdn Section, 3rd Echelon. Allan Ross. [1 p.] 30 June 1918 Capt. A. Birch to ADC. Currie mentioned in despatch 28 May 1918. [1 p.]
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1 July 1918 Lieut. C. Cook, 18th Battn. To Capt. A. Fraser. Pte Arthur Rogers. [1 p.] 2 July 1918 Lt.-Col. Sparling, 1st Battn. To Fraser. Pte Harold Beech. [1 p.] 2 July 1918 Maj. G.G. Archibald, DAAG to Fraser. Allan Ross. [1 p.] July 1918 Operations by the Australian Corps against Hamel, Bois de Hamel and Bois de Vaire. [14 pp. and 1 map] 9 July 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 17. [4 pp.] 7 July 1918 Capt. J. Paton, 16th Battn. to Fraser. Pte W.J. Ducharme. [1 p.] 10 July 1918 S. “Budge” Paul to Currie. His transfer to Indian Army. [3 pp.] 22 July 1918 Translation of German document, “Experiences of the Recent Fighting”. [7 pp.] 22 July 1918 First (Interim) Report, Canadian Overseas Demobilization Committee. [11 pp.] 23 July 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 18. [3 pp.]
21 31 July 1918 Seaford. Maj. F.V. Longstaff to Currie. Sending war number of “The Frontiersman”. [2 pp.] 31 July 1918 Sir Richard Turner to S.C. Mewburn. Gnr. Ernest Lemaire. [1 p.] 28 July 1918 S.C. Mewburn to Turner. Gnr. Ernest Lemaire. [1 p.] 28 July 1918 Mewburn to C.C. Ballantyne. Lemaire. [1 p.] 27 July 1918 Ballantyne to Mewburn. Lemaire. [1 p.] 2 August 1918 Orpington. Dr. A. Morgan to Currie. Requesting commissions for Cpl. Sherman and Cuddy. [2 pp.] 4 August 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 5 August 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 19. [2 pp. and 1 map] 6 August 1918 Lt.-Col. H.K. Betty to ADC. Appointment of T/Capt. Hon. W.J. Shaughnessy as ADC. [1 p.] 7 August 1918 Shaughnessy to Capt. T. Lawson sending telegram to be sent to Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. [1 p.] 7 August 1918 Currie to Sir Robert Borden. Telegram. For message of congratulation on fourth anniversary of the war. [1 p.] 7 August 1918 Currie to Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. Telegram. Thanks for resolution on fourth anniversary on the war. [1 p.] 8, 19, 27 August 1918 Congratulation from R.S. Manley Sims, W.R. Birdwood and Alex J. Godley. [2 pp.] 8 August 1918 G.S. Notes on Recent Fighting No. 18a. [1 p.] 10 August 1918 Sir Richard Turner to Currie. Areas in England for brigadier- generals. [1 p.] 13 August 1918 Currie’s Special Order. [1 p.] 13, 15 August 1918 Congratulatory messages from Byng, Sir William Hearst, --- Hensley, etc. on battle of Amiens. [5 pp.] 13 August 1918 Joan Arnoldi to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 14 August 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 14 August 1918 Gen. Sir H.S. Rawlinson’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Translation of German document, “German Artillery Tactics”. [2 pp.] 15 August 1918 --- Russell to Currie. Congratulations from New Zealand Division. [1 p.] 15 August 1918 --- Cavanagh to Currie. Thanks of Cavalry Corps. [2 pp.] 15 August 1918 Sir William Hearst to Currie. Cable of congratulations. [1 p.] 15 August 1918 Translation of German document, “Notes on Anti-Tank Defence”. [3 pp.] 16 August 1918 Gen. Rawlinson to Cdn Corps. Congratulations for part in battle of 8 August. [1 p.] 17 August 1918 Kemp to Currie. Sending congratulations to Corps and Cavalry Brigade from H.C. Hocken, Grand Master. [1 p.] 17 August 1918 --- Stewart, Secretary GWVA of Canada to Currie. Cable of congratulations. [1 p.] 17 August 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.]
22 18 August 1918 Brig.-Gen., Canadian Independent Force to HQ Cdn Corps. Letter of thanks from 126th and 42nd French Divisions and list of Canadian recipients of Croix de Guerre for actions on 8 and 9 August. [2 pp.] 19 August 1918 R.S. Manley-Sims to Currie. Congratulations. [4 pp.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army to Cdn Corps. Message. Transfer of Corps from Fourth to Third Army. [2 pp.] 19 August 1918 Third Army to Cdn Corps. Message. Transfer. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army, 2nd Cdn Division to transfer from Fourth Army to First Army. [1 p.] 20 August 1918 First Army. Transfer of 2nd Cdn. Division. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army to Cdn Corps. Message. Transfer of 3rd Cdn. Division from Fourth Army to Third Army. [2 pp.] 19 August 1918 Third Army to Cdn. Corps. Message. Transfer of 3rd Cdn. Div. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army, 2nd Cdn. Division transferred from Fourth Army to First Army. [1 p.] 20 August 1918 First Army. Transfer of 2nd Cdn. Division. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army. Transfer of 3rd Cdn. Division. [2 pp.] 19 August 1918 Third Army. Transfer of 3rd Cdn. Division. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Fourth Army. Transfer of 2nd Cdn. Division. [1 p.] 20 August 1918 First Army. Transfer of 2nd Cdn. Division. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Perley to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 19 August 1918 Copies of congratulations for Perley and from C.M. Kavanagh (Fourth Army) and W.H. Russell (New Zealand Division) (2 copies). [1 p.] 20 August 1918 Translation of Captured German Documents. [1 p.] 20 August 1918 Brig.-Gen. J. Bethune Lindsay, Chief Engineer, Cdn Corps to GOC. Report on engineering activities during recent operations. [2 pp.] 21 August 1918 Bramshott. J.G. Rattray to Currie. Congratulations. Draft of 1500 has arrived. General Elmsley. Criticizes AG in London. (Maj. Gen. P.E. Thacker). [3 pp.] 22 August 1918 Fourth Army. Summary of activities. [10 pp.] 28 August 1918 William Murray, Bard of St. Andrews Society of Hamilton, to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 24 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1318. [3 pp.] 25 August 1918 Military, Political and Economic Revision for week ending 24 August. [2 pp.] 25 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1319. [3 pp.] 25 August 1918 Currie’s Special Order (2 copies). [2 pp.] 26 August 1918 First Army Summary of Intelligence, 12-25 August. [2 pp.] 26 August 1918 First Army. Summary of Information Gained During To- Day’s Operations. [3 pp.] 26 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1320. [5 pp.] 27 August 1918 General Sir W. Birdwood to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.]
23 27 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1321. [4 pp.] 28 August 1918 GHQ Summary of Official Communiqués. [2 pp.] 28 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1322. [7 pp.] 28 August 1918 Cdn. Corps Daily Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 28 August 1918 Captured German Order. [1 p.] 29 August 1918 Cdn Corps Daily Summary of Intelligence. [1 p.] 29 August 1918 XVII Corps Intelligence Summary. [1 p.] 29 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1323. [1 p.] 29 August 1918 GHQ Summary of Official Communiqués. [2 pp.] 29 August 1918 First Army Summary of Operations. [2 pp.] 30 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1324. [4 pp.] 31 August 1918 GHQ Summary of Official Communiqués. [2 pp.] 30 August 1918 First Army Summary of Operations. [2 pp.] 31 August 1918 First Army Summary of Operations. [2 pp.] 31 August 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1325. [4 pp.] 31 August 1918 Cdn Corps Daily Summary of Intelligence. [2 pp.] 31 August 1918 Cdn Corps Operation Order No. 234. [5 pp.] 31 August 1918 Cdn Corps aggregate cash value of salvage, August – September 1916, 14 March 1917 – 31 August 1918. [1 p.] August Messages of congratulation received by Currie after Battle of Amiens. [33 pp.]
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1 September 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1326. [4 pp.] 2 September 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1327. [6 pp.] September 1918 Congratulatory messages received by Currie after Battle of Arras. [6 pp.] 6 September 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1331. [4 pp.] 6 September 1918 Notes on Recent Fighting No. 20. [4 pp.] 6 September 1918 Cdn Corps General Staff Report, 30 August – 6 September. [4 pp.] 11 September 1918 General Horne, First Army to Currie. Congratulation. [1 p.] 27 September 1918 Translation of German document on Gas Bombardments. [2 pp.] 27 September 1918 Translation of German document, “Directions for the Engagement of Pursuit Flights”. [6 pp.] 27 September 1918 Perley to Currie. Sir Thomas White requests message from Currie for use in Victory Loan campaign. [1 p.] 27 September 1918 Sussex, N.B. George W. Fowler to Currie. Requesting that New Brunswick be properly represented in number of battalions in the field. 104th and 44th Battns. [2 pp.]
24 27 Sept. - 5 Oct. 1918 1st Cdn Division Report on Administrative Arrangements for Bourlon Wood and Cambrai Operations. [44 pp. and 1 map] 28 September 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1353. [5 pp.] 29 September 1918 Staffs and Commands, Cdn Corps. [15 pp.] 30 September 1918 Bexhill-on-Sea. Lt.-Col. A. Douglas Cameron to Currie. Asking endorsement for book on drill. [1 p.] 13 October 1918 Currie to Perley. Telegram. Transmitting best wishes to Sir Thomas White on the Victory Loan. [1 p.] 3 October 1918 ADC to Perley. Sending telegram for Sir Thomas White. [1 p.] 3 October 1918 Currie’s Special Order. [2 pp.] 5 October 1918 Sgt. Jack Barron, US Army (formerly in CEF) to Currie. Congratulations. 5 October 1918 Brig.-Gen. W. A Griesback, 1st Inf. Bde. Report on operations in the attack on the Canal du Nord, 27 Sept. [6 pp.] 6 October 1918 Notes on Recent Fighting No. 22. [1 p.] 9 October 1918 Hon. Colonel J. Almond, Director of Chaplain Services, to Currie. Congratulations. October 1918 Congratulations from [Henry] Griffith, Sir George Perley, Mr. Laren Brown, Donald A. Cameron, Oscar Bass, P.G. Shallcross, Sir Robert Borden, ---- Macdonell, General Godley, N.W. Rowell, Sir Henry Horne, General Birdwood, Sir George Foster. [22 pp.] 10 October 1918 ADC to May E. Bristol sending cable from Currie to transmission to Canada. [1 p.] 10 October 1918 Maj.-Gen. Loomis to Currie. Thanks for congratulatory message. [1 p.] 11 October 1918 Currie to GOC Fifth Army. Thanks for congratulatory. [1 p.] 11 October 1918 Gen. Birdwood to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 12 October 1918 Lecture by Maj. D. Borden-Turner on demobilization and reconstruction. [4 pp.] October 1918 Congratulations for Borden and J.R.V. Dunlop. [5 pp.] 11 October 1918 Translation of German document, “The Attack in Position Warfare”. [23 pp.] 15 October 1918 Report of a Surprise Attack on Aubigny-au-Bac, 13 October. [4 pp.] 14 October 1918 Calgary. Alice L. Grevett to Currie thanking him for not putting men’s lives at unnecessary risk. [1 p.] 16 October 1918 Maj.-Gen. Hall, 56th Division sending report of action. [1 p] 17 October 1918 Currie to Minister. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 17 October 1918 ADC to Bristol sending cable to Minister for transmission to Canada. [1 p.] 18 October 1918 Currie to Sir William Hearst. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 20 October 1918 German wireless press: German reply to USA. [2 pp.]
25 20 October 1918 German Orders for the Maintenance of Secrecy with Regard to Operations. [10 pp.] 21 October 1918 Troyes. Ch. Favet to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] October 1918 Narrative of Events and other documents relating to the Battle of Bourlon Wood. [25 pp. and 1 map] 22 October 1918 Maj. R.F. Parkenson, Cdn War Records Office, to Currie. Understands why Currie could not prepare report to commemorate fourth anniversary of war. Canadian War Memorials has a sculpture depicting crucifixion of a serpent. Asks whether this incident actually took place. [1 p.] 26 October 1918 Sir Richard Turner to Currie. Lt.-Col. Paul Tudor. 26 October 1918 Strength of Cdn infantry brigades at noon. [1 p.] 26 October 1918 Strength of Cdn infantry battalions at noon. [1 p.] 26 October 1918 Turner to Currie. Secondments of officers: procedure. [1 p.] 26 October 1918 Notes on the Area East of Canal de l’Escaut. Rounded by Conde - Mons - Charleroi - Florennes - Maubeuge - Le Quesnay. [33 pp. and 1 map] 27 October 1918 Cdn Corps Operation Order No. 245. [2 pp. and 1 map] 28 October 1918 First Army Intelligence Summary No. 1383. [4 pp.] 29 October 1918 Lt.-Col. C.A. Bent, 3rd Cdn Inf. Bde. Lessons to be learned from recent advance. [2 pp.] 31 October 1918 Victoria. G.E. Deakin to Currie. Offering membership in GWVA branch. 31 October 1918 Order from Counter Battery Officer. Cdn Corps Artillery. [8 pp.] October 1918 Cash value of Cdn Corps salvage for the month. [1 p] October 1918 Congratulations from Perley, Borden, Griffith, Sir Thomas White and acknowledgments. [9 pp.]
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2 November 1918 Currie to Maj.-Gen. G.P. Dawnay. Currie’s application for increase in establishment of Cdn Signal Services. [1 p.] 30 October 1918 Dawnay to Currie. Sending draft of letter to War Office re Cdn Signal Services. [1 p.] October 1918 Draft of letter to War Office. [2 pp.] November 1918 Exhibits in Currie trial, composed of operation orders, messages, war diary extracts, reports on operations etc. as well as list of witnesses at trial. [46 pp.] 18-24 October 1918 Brutinel’s Brigade Summary of Operations. [18 pp.] 5 November 1918 New Westminster. A.W. Gray, Sr.-Treas. Union of BC Municipalities, to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.]
26 November 1918 Congratulations from Gray, Col. J.M. Almond. [1 p.] 1 March 1919 Certificate for mention in despatch of 8 November 1918. [1 p.] 8 November 1918 London. Capt. John A. Algie, N.Z. Returned Soldier’s Association to Currie. Congratulations. November 1918 Congratulations from Methodist Church, Hastings Anderson [A.M. Moore], Gen. H.L. Horne. [6 pp.] 12 November 1918 Special Order of the Day by Marshall Foch. November 1918 Congratulations from Port Arthur, Sir Thomas White, Pauline Staarer. [4 pp.] 12 November 1918 Currie to First Army recommending bars to DSOs for Brig.- Gens. Loomis and Griesback. [1 p.] 12 November 1918 Wireless intelligence on reaction to war’s end. [1 p.] 12 November 1918 British Prime Minister statement on armistice terms. [1 p.] November 1918 Congratulations from St. Catharines, Gen. W.G. Birdwood, Chilliwack, Burnaby, Regina, North Vancouver Red Cross, GWVA Ontario Branch, BC Manufacturers, Mewburn. [14 pp.] 13 November 1918 Perley to Currie sending Sir Thomas White’s letter. [1 p.] 13 November 1918 Halifax. R. Ross Napier to Currie. Appointed Provost Marshal in Halifax. Rioting in that city. Difficulty with Dominion Police and in enforcing Military Service Act. Reaction of returned men to armistice celebration. [4 pp.] 13 November 1918 Winnipeg. E.H. Macklin, Winnipeg Free Press, to Currie. Men should be returned to Canada with their units. Demobilization. Visit to Currie’s mother. [3 pp.] November 1918 Congratulations from Vancouver Canadian Club, Originals Club, J.P. Cresar, Sir William Hearst, Prince Edward County, Victoria, Oak Bay, Saaniel, Esquimalt, Manitoba, Dudley Oliver, Sir Richard Turner, Cdn Newspapers, Goodley, Watson, Vancouver, Lt.-Col. Lechie. [22 pp.] 14 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] November 1918 Congratulations form Brantford Board of Trade, McCurdy, Great Britain’s War Heroes Association, Shallcross, Vancouver, Women’s Canadian Club of Vancouver, New Westminster, Hamilton. [9 pp.] 15 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [3 pp.] 15 November 1918 Gen. H.S. Horne’s Special Order. [1 p.] 15 November 1918 Maj.-Gen. A.C. Macdonell’s message to all units regarding conduct of 1st Cdn Division in march to the Rhine. [2 pp.] 17 November 1918 Macdonell’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] Nov. 1918 - Jan. 1919 Subject file on discipline, 3rd Cdn Division. [15 pp.] 16 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 16 November 1918 Vancouver. GWVA, Vancouver Branch, to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 16 November 1918 Ada Gordon to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.]
27 17 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [4 pp.] 17 November 1918 Jemappes. Manifestation patriotique. [17 pp.] 18 November 1918 ADC to GWVA, Vancouver Branch. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 18 November 1918 Honorary citizenship from town of Mons. [1 p.] 18 November 1918 Victoria. Lieut.-Gov. J.S. Byrnard to Currie. Congratulations. [3 pp.] 18 November 1918 Toronto. J.E. Wetheren to Currie. Sending copy of his book on battles. Department of Education is issuing a book of readings about the Great War and solicits contribution from Currie. [1 p.] 19 November 1918 Ottawa. Harold Daly to Currie. Advice to Currie if he has political ambition. Suggests Currie write a narrative of the Cdn Corps. Reports Criticism of the action at Cambrai. Sends letter he has received from H.H. Stevens suggesting Currie enter British Columbia policies. [4 pp.] 19 November 1918 Col. C. Templeton, ADMS, 3rd Cdn Division. Prevention of venereal disease. [11 pp.] 19 November 1918 Text of the Terms of Armistice Between the Associated Powers and Germany. [7 pp.]
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20 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [6 pp.] 20 November 1918 Toronto. George Ross to Currie. Asks for contribution to Postal Corps History. [1 p.] 21 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [3 pp.] 21 November 1918 “A Prophecy” from Strathspey Herald and Grantown Advertiser. [1 p.] 21 November 1918 Victoria. F.A. Pauline to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 21 November 1918 Northfleet Kent. Mrs. A. Collerwill to Currie. Leave for son. [2 pp.] 21 November 1918 Horne’s Special Order. [1 p.] November 1918 Congratulations form Brig.-Gen. William, Cdn War Contingent Assn., Dudley Oliver, Halifax Herald, General Horne. [6 pp.] 22 November 1918 London. Walter Lefroy to Currie. Solicits Currie’s views on demobilization. [1 p.] 22 November 1918 Draft of Currie’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 22 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [4 pp.]
28 22 November 1918 Mons. Burgomaster to Currie. Honorary citizenship and commemorative medal. [1 p.] 23 November 1918 Sir Edwin Alderson to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 23 November 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 23 November 1918 Currie to Sir Edward Kemp. Asking that no more drafts be sent if men have no previous service in France. Requests that no influence “be allowed to interfere with the return of our troops to Canada”. [1 p.] 23 November 1918 Currie to Kemp. His views on demobilization (2 copies). [3 pp.] 25 November 1918 Currie’s Special Order of the Day (2 copies). [2 pp.] 25 November 1918 Swift Current. Minnie Cooper Bennett to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 25 November 1918 Currie to Senator George Fowler acknowledging letter of 26 September re numbering of New Brunswick battalions. [1 p.] 26 November 1918 Currie to James Hawkins. War trophy for Norfolk County. [1 p.] 26 November 1918 Currie to Capt. John Algie. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 26 November 1918 Mons. To Currie. Invitation to reception for King of the Belgians. [1 p.] 26 November 1918 Currie to Turner sending copy of letters sent to Senator Fowler. [5 pp.] 25 November 1918 Currie’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 27 November 1918 Order by Gen. Sir H.C.D. Plumer. Second Army. [1 p.] 27 November 1918 London. Turner to Currie. Promotion for Brig.-Gen. Lindsay. [1 p.] 27 November 1918 Ottawa. Col. William Bealtie, DCS to Currie. Congratulations. Anecdote about Currie as a schoolboy. [2 pp.] 28 November 1918 Victoria. Mary Gray to Currie. Betty has received his letter. James and John Gray. Circumstances of Robin Gray’s death. [3 pp.] 27 November 1918 Victoria. Beaumont Duff to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 28 November 1918 Draft General Routine Orders. [8 pp.] 29 November 1918 Regulations for control of German population. [8 pp.] 29 November 1918 Capt. W.J. Shaughnessy to Bristol. Sending messages for transmission to Canada. [1 p.] 29 November 1918 ADC to Mrs. Cotterwill. Leave for her son. [1 p.] 29 November 1918 ADC to L. Cardon Panien. Cannot grant permission to return to his district. [1 p.] 30 November 1918 ADC to Divisions sending circulars regarding YMCA trips. [1 p.] [November 1918] L. Cardon Panien to Currie. For permission to return to his home. [2 pp.] 30 November 1918 ADC to Military Secretary, GHQ. Opening of officers club in London. [1 p.]
29 30 November 1918 Kemp to Currie. Demobilization. [1 p.] November 1918 “Why Italy Must Have Her Frontier on the Brenner”. [6 pp. and 6 maps] [November 1918] Terms of armistice with Germany. [11 pp.] November-December 1918 Subject file on educational training in the Canadian Corps. [18 pp.] 4 December 1918 The Demobilization of the German Army. [3 pp.] [December 1918] “Extract from a poem entitled Victory Day”. [2 pp.] 2 December 1918 Currie to Walter Lefroy. Demobilization. [1 p.] 2 December 1918 Currie to Turner. Lindsay’s promotion. [1 p.] 2 December 1918 London. Turner to Kemp. Drafts to France. [1 p.] 3 December 1918 Currie to GOC’s. Demobilization policy. [3 pp.] 11 December 1918 Second Army to Cdn Corps. Administration in enemy territory. [2 pp.] 3 December 1918 London. J.G. Col to Currie. Canada Club wishes to tender Currie a formal dinner. [1 p.] 3 December 1918 Currie to Kemp. Demobilization plans. March into Germany. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Lt.-Col. James Kircaldy. Prints of anti-aircraft mountings, water carrier. March into Germany. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Instructions re occupation. [4 pp.] [1918] Agenda of Cdn Corps conference. [4 pp.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Loomis. Lt.-Col. Adamson, PPCLI. March into Germany. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Sir David Watson. Major Lindsay. March into Germany. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Sir A.H. Russell. Miss Butler’s Paris club, ‘The Corner of Blighty’. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Second Army. “The Corner of Blighty”. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Brig.-Gen. Bethune Lindsay. Demobilization. [1 p.] 5 December 1918 Turner to Kemp. Battalion strengths. [2 pp.] 5 December 1918 Currie to Cdn Section, GHQ. Maj.-Gen. A.C. Macdonell. [1 p.] 5 December 1918 Currie to Brig.-Gen. V.H. Odlum. Byng-hall. 5 December 1918 Currie to Lieut. G.E. Ducharme. Sending letter received from GHQ. [1 p.] 5 December 1918 Lt.-Col. W. McMillan to Currie. Demobilization. [1 p.] 5 December 1918 ADC to major E. Bristol. Gnr. W.L. Christie. [1 p.] 8 December 1918 Pte A.B. Wardell’s statement after repatriation from enemy’s lines. [1 p.] 6 December 1918 Kemp to Currie. Drafts and officers for France. [2 pp.] 6 December 1918 G.S. Cdn Corps. Principles and Outline Plan for the Defence of the Occupied Area East of the Rhine. [3 pp.] 6 December 1918 Brig.-Gen. W.B. Lindsay. Notes of conversation with Army Commander on 5 December. [1 p.]
30 6 December 1918 ---- to Turner sending Kemp’s reply to Currie re sending of officers to France. [1 p.] 6 December 1918 Maj.-Gen. E.W.B. Morrison to Currie. Demobilization. [1 p.] 6 December 1918 Kemp to Brig.-Gen. J.F.L. Embury. Return of old officers to France. [1 p.] 7 December 1918 Embury to Currie. Establishment of a Cdn Report Centre in Brussels. [1 p.] 7 December 1918 Lt.-Col. H.V. Rorke to Currie. Congratulations. [1 p.] 7 December 1918 Part of statement by ---- Oborne after repatriation from enemy territory. [1 p.] 7 December 1918 Sir David Watson to Currie. Demobilization plan. [1 p.] 9 December 1918 Currie to Sandon and Co. Jacket and breeches. 9 December 1918 Currie to Lt.-Col. O.F. Brothers. To write “sketch” of Currie’s life. Gunn, Rennie, Christie. March into Germany. [1 p.] 9 December 1918 Kemp to Currie. Demobilization plan. [1 p.] 9 December 1918 Maj.-Gen. F.D.W. Loomis. Demobilization plan. [2 pp.] 9 December 1918 Memorandum of conference held in London re demobilization. [5 pp.] 10 December 1918 Kemp to Sir Henry Wilson. Demobilization. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Toronto. Margaret Keefler to Currie. Christmas greetings. [2 pp.] 10 December 1918 London. Dudley Oliver to Currie. Visit of Canadian Mission in London to France. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Currie to Col. Armstrong. Capt. Hugh Clark. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Currie to Capt. Hugh Clark. Will be happy to have him back in France. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Currie to Kemp. General McBrien. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Brig.-Gen. Farmar to Kemp. Telegram re Gens. McBrien and Griesback. [1 p.] [10 December 1918] Kemp to Currie. Telegram. Fro reply to letter. [1 p.] 4 December 1918 Currie to Kemp. Brig.-Gen. Griesback or Brig.-Gen. McBrien as successor to Sir Percy Sherwood. [1 p.] 30 November 1918 Kemp to Currie. Successor to Sir Percy Sherwood. [1 p.] 10 December 1918 Organization of Intelligence (b). [2 pp.] 10 December 1918 Kemp to Sir Henry Wilson. Demobilization. [1 p.] 13 [December 1918] Cdn Corps to RE. Telegram. Congratulations. [1 p.] 1918 Canadian Corps Gas School. Officers Examination. [1 p.]
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31 and Maj.-Gen. Radcliffe’s appreciation of Cdn services in North Russia. [1 p.] 11 December 1918 Cdn Section, 1st Echelon. Gen. J.F.L. Embury to Currie. Demobilization. Regional Park camp. [2 pp.] 11 December 1918 Currie to Embury. Leave arrangements for troops. [1 p.] 11 December 1918 J. Willis-O’Connor to Brig.-Gen. McBrien. Asking him to contact Currie’s tailor. Requests flags be sent. [1 p.] 11 December 1918 Lt.-Col. ----, AD Signals. Memorandum on Canadian Signal Service with Canadian Corps in the Field. [6 pp.] 11 December 1918 Currie to Hon. N.W. Rowell. Thanks for congratulations. Armistice celebration. March to the Rhine. Discipline. [1 p.] 11 November 1918 Ottawa. Rowell to Currie. Congratulations. Armistice celebration. [1 p.] 12 December 1918 Duncan, BC. W. Lorne Dunn, Masonic Lodge to Currie. Congratulations. 13 December 1918 Lt.-Col. A.A. Magre. Report of Canadian Corps POW Cage. [9 pp.] 15 December 1918 War Office to GHQ. Demobilization (2 copies). [1 p.] 15 December 1918 Currie to Col. W. McKeown. Promotion for Lieut. W.W. McKeown. [1 p.] 15 December 1918 Currie to Maj.-Gen. H.R. Davies. Lieut. W.W. McKeown. [1 p.] 15 December 1918 Telegram. War Office to GHQ. Demobilization. [1 p.] 16 December 1918 Currie to Cdn Section, GHQ. Demobilization. [17 pp.] 16 December 1918 Currie to Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir H.A. Lawrence. Demobilization (2 copies). [2 pp.] 16 December 1918 Currie to Cdn Section, GHQ. Demobilization (2 copies). [1 p.] 16 December 1918 Glasgow. Mrs. C. Willcock to Currie. Has not heard from her husband. [3 pp.] 16 December 1918 Third Army Corps summary of intelligence (2 copies). [8 pp.] 17 December 1918 Currie to Sir Edward Kemp. Demobilization. [2 pp.] 17 December 1918 Kemp to Sir Henry Wilson. Demobilization. Transportation for Cdn troops to England. [1 p.] December 1918 War Office. Sir Henry Wilson to Kemp. Demobilization of Railway Troops. [1 p.] 17 December 1918 Cdn Section 1st Echelon. Embury to Currie. Demobilization. [1 p.] 18 December 1918 ADC to Mayor of Port Arthur. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 18 December 1918 Currie to Lt.-Col. George Ross. Appreciation of work done by Cdn Postal Services. [1 p.] 18 December 1918 France. Gen. John J. Pershing to Currie. US Government has awarded Currie the Distinguished Service Medal. [1 p.] 18 December 1918 War Office. A. Lynden-Bell to Kemp. Sending copy of cable of 17 December. [1 p.]
32 18 December 1918 Hampstead. Mrs. Winifred Marden to Currie. Leave for her brother. [2 pp.] 16 December 1918 Capt. G.E. Scroggs, Cdn Corps Cyclist Battn. to Brutinel’s Brigade sending statements of Pte W. Oborne and Pte A.B. Wardell. [1 p.] 19 December 1918 Principles of Defence of Cologne Bridgehead in Cdn Corps area. [3 pp.] 19 December 1918 Paris. P. Roy to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 19 December 1918 London. Kemp to Currie. Mail delays. General McBrien as representation on Post Bellum Committee. To busy with demobilization policy matters to visit Currie. [1 p.] 20 December 1918 Currie’s Special Order. [1 p.] 20 December 1918 Colonial Secretary to Governor General. Telegram. Two Cdn divisions to form part of Army of Occupation. [1 p.] 15 December 1918 Report on the Organization of the Cologne Bridgehead by Maj.-Gen. Sir F. Glubb. [15 pp.] 30 December 1918 ADC to Bristol sending cable to be transmitted to Toronto Military District. [1 p] 21 December 1918 Cable from MD2. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 21 December 1918 Charles J. Doherty to Currie. Request for leave for reunion of officers of late 199th Battn. [2 pp.] 21 December 1918 ADC to Lieut. Hernikey. Sends Currie’s fee for membership in GWVA. [1 p.] 21 December 1918 London. Kemp to Currie. Sending copies of correspondence with War Office re demobilization. [1 p.] 21 December 1918 Whitehall. C.J. Doherty to Kemp. Requesting reunion of officers of late 199th Battn. [1 p.] 22 December 1918 Hamilton. Gibson to Currie. Christmas greetings. Demobilization. Currie’s future. [2 pp.] 22 December 1918 Embury to Currie. Sending copy of Kemp’s letter. [1 p.] 19 December 1918 London. Kemp to Embury. Return to Ottawa of Griesback and Colonel Pick for opening of next parliamentary session. [1 p.] 22 December 1918 GHQ to Currie. Minister’s Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 22 December 1918 Sir Edwin Alderson to Currie. Christmas greetings. [3 pp.] 23 December 1918 2/Lt. H.J. Gibbon, Ship Bridge Guard. Report of disturbance involving Cdn troops. 22 December 1918 Brig.-Gen. Griesback to Maj.-Gen. A.C. Macdonell. Return of 1st Brigade to Toronto. Discipline. A Salvage Corps formed, composed of conscripts. Could also be used to discipline soldiers. [1 p.] 23 December 1918 F.H. Davidson to Currie. Return of Cdn divisions to England. [1 p.] 23 December 1918 Lt.-Col. C.W. Peck to Currie. Sending reports on 16th Battalion farm. [4 pp.]
33 23 December 1918 Maj.-Gen. A.C. Macdonell to Currie sending Griesback’s letter of 22 December. [1 p.] 23 December 1918 London. Kemp to Currie. Doherty’s request re 199th Battn. [1 p.] 24 December 1918 London. Kemp to Currie. Return of Cdn troops to England. [2 pp.] 22 December 1918 Victoria. Leckie to Currie. Cable. Congratulations. [1 p.] 25 December 1918 N.W. Rowell to Currie. Cable. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 28 December 1918 Currie to Mewburn. Cable. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.] 28 December 1918 Mewburn to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] 30 December 1918 Currie to Borden. Cable. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.] 22 December 1918 Borden to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [4 pp.] 24 December 1918 Lomer Gouin to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Watson. Cable. Thanks for greetings (2 copies). [2 pp.] 24 December 1918 Cdn Force Siberia to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Cdn Force Siberia. Cable. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Currie to Leckie. Cable. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.] Christmas 1918 Christmas card from Prince of Wales. [2 pp.] Christmas 1918 Toronto. Acrostic from J.E. Wetherell. [2 pp.] 26 December 1918 ADC to Bristol. Sending cable to Premier Oliver for transmission (3 copies). [1 p.] 26 December 1918 ADC to Bristol. Sending cables for transmission. [1 p.] 12 November 1918 Oliver to Currie. Cable. Congratulations. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 McLaren Brown to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Doherty. Regrets that officers could not be sent to London. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Brig.-Gen. N.W. Webber. Thanks for greetings. March to the Rhine. Return of troops to Canada. Misbehaviour of men of MG Battn and 49th Battn. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Griesback. Sending copy of Kemp’s letter. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 Currie to Peck. Sending copy of Kemp’s letter. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 ADC to Bristol. Sending cables to Oliver and Watson for transmission to Canada. [1 p.] 27 December 1918 Currie to First Army “A”. Capt. Balders. [1 p.] 27 December 1918 ADC to Bristol. Sending cable to Cdn Force Siberia for transmission. [1 p.] 27 December 1918 Currie to Kemp. Move westward of Cdn Corps. Discipline. Return to France of men on leave (2 copies). [2 pp.] 27 December 1918 Currie to Second Army. Misbehaviour of Canadians. Objects to treatment of Cdn Corps by Second Army. [1 p.] 28 December 1918 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Demobilization (2 copies). [3 pp.] 28 December 1918 Currie to Kemp. Doherty’s request. [1 p.] 28 December 1918 Currie to Alistair Fraser. Cable. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.]
34 28 December 1918 Fraser to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] 28 December 1918 Currie to Maj.-Gen. Sir David Watson. Sending telegram. Will “approve any recommendations you care to make.” [1 p.] 29 December 1918 Macdonell to Currie. Charges against members of the 1st Cdn Div. in Cologne. [2 pp.] 27 December 1918 Report of Lieut. E. Pettigrew re disturbance. [1 p.] 23 December 1918 Brig.-Gen. G.S. Tuxford to Macdonell. Re men’s lack of saluting in Cologne. Discharge pay. [1 p.] 22 December 1918 Peck to Macdonell. Discipline. Saluting. [1 p.] 4 January 1919 Maj.-Gen. H. Burstall to DAQMG. Alleged shooting of Canadian in Cologne. [1 p.] Burstall to Currie. Complains of unfair treatment of Cdns in Cologne by British. [2 pp.] 29 December 1918 Embury to Currie. Demobilization. [1 p.] 30 December 1918 Major Maude, APM to AA+QMG. 1st Cdn Division. Canadian Piquet. [1 p.] 30 December 1918 Charles Fergusson to Currie. Responding to complaint about restriction of Cdn Corps. [1 p.] 30 December 1918 ADC to Bristol. Sending cables to Borden, Alderson and Kingham for transmission. [1 p.] 31 December 1918 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 31 December 1918 Currie to Gen. Sir W.R. Birdwood. Thanks for greetings. [1 p.]
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December 1918 Alphabetical and Numerical List of Troops Comprising Second Army. [17 pp.] [18 December 1918] Sittingbourne. Miss S. Beecking. Whereabouts of Divir. W. Beecking. [2 pp.] December 1918 War Office. Wilson to Kemp. Return of Cdns to England. [1 p.] 3 [December 1918] Currie to Sir Thomas White. Cable. Message for Victory Loan. [2 pp.] n.d. Plan of Demobilization of OMFC. [4 pp.] n.d. Statement of Pte W. Oborne, Cdn Corps Cyclist Battn. [1 p.] 1918 Subject file re conferences (Peace, Demobilization). [10 pp.] December 1918 Subject file re Staffs and Commands, Cdn Corps. [15 pp.] 1915-1918 Honours and decorations bestowed on Currie. [1 p.]
35 Designs for anti-aircraft machine gun mounting for limber, by Lt.-Col. J. Kirkcaldy, Pte H. Besse, Capt. J.W.M. Carey and Garey’s water carrier for pack mules. [4 pp.] 29 ---- Major McAvity, Cdn Corps to various formations. Message. 35th [German] Division to be relieved. Harassing fire recommended. [1 p.] 29 ---- Cdn Corps to various formations. Message. Enemy counterattack expelled. Harassing fire recommended. [1 p.] 28 August 1918 Dudley Oliver to [Currie]. Cable. Congratulations. [1 p.] 28 August 1918 Brothers to [Currie]. Cable. Congratulations. [1 p.] 13 August 1918 Sir Julian Byng to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] [1918] Haig to Currie. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 17 ---- [1918] Currie to GOC, 4th Division. Message. Congratulations to 38th Battn. [1 p.] September 1918 Congratulations received after Battle of Arras. [2 pp.] n.d. Vancouver. W.J. Bowser. Cable. Requests leave for Corporal Brand. [1 p.] [August 1918] Sir David Watson to Currie. Major Poupore. Reorganization of 75th Battn. Major Rankin, 46th Battn., Col. Edwards, 38th Battn., Col. Gardner. [2 pp.] 6 July 1918 GHQ, Italy. ---- to Currie. Defeat of Austrians at Asiago. [6 pp.] [1918] Capt. ---- (23rd Siege Battery RGA). Suggesting training for operations during darkness. [4 pp.] [1918] J.W. Waghorne to CE Cdn Corps. Requesting advance notification of Cdns are to assist in bridge construction in future. [1 p.] [1918] Work of YMCA in 1918. [7 pp.] May 1918 Lord Mayor’s invitation to Currie for dinner to introduce Persking. [1 p.] May 1918 Lord Mayor’s Invitation to Newspaper Press Fund dinner. [1 p.] 1 ---- Messages Currie’s congratulations to Loomis, Watson, First Army, 4th Cdn Division, Brig.-Gen. Winter, 1st Cdn Division on victory achieved that day. [6 pp.] n.d. Part of poem. [1 p.] 3 January 1919 Plumer to Currie. Message. Congratulations on GCMG. [1 p.] 1918 Calgary. Woods to Currie. Cable. Greetings. [1 p.] [1918] A.C. Macdonell to Currie. Message. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] n.d. Goodley to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Bovey to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. [1919] Lt.-Col. Yates, 2nd Battn to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.]
36 n.d. Currie to Roads 5. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Roads 5 to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to Lipsett. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 28 September 1918 Lipsett to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to Plumer. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 31 October 1918 Plumer to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Macdonell to Currie. Message. Congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to Macdonell. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to Col. Gunn, Toronto. Cable. Thanks for best wishes. [1 p.] n.d. War Office. Director of Military Operations to Kemp. Sending copy of telegram received form Maj.-Gen. Ironside. [1 p.] n.d. GOC, Archangel. Telegram to War Office. Commending Cdns in North Russia. [1 p.] 30 ---- ADC to Oscar Bass, Victoria. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 26 ---- Currie to P.J. Shallcross. Cable. Thanks for congratulations from Board of Trade. [1 p.] 26 ---- Currie to Vancouver Canadian Club. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 26 ---- Currie to John Duncan. Toronto. Cable. Thanks for congratulations from Originals. [1 p.] 26 ---- Currie to J.P. Crerar. Ottawa. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 2 [November 1918] Currie to Watson. Message. Congratulations on capture of Valenriennes. [1 p.] [August 1918] Currie to Borden. Telegram. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to Birdwood. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 16 ---- Currie to W.L. Griffith. London. Telegram. Thanks for message. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to GOC, 22 Corps. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 16 ---- Currie to Perley. Telegram. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 13 ---- Currie to Col. G. McLaren Brown. London. Telegram. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to Mayor Brooker. Hamilton. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.]
37 23 [November 1918] Currie to Mayor Gray. New Westminster. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to Premier Oliver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 ---- ADC to Women’s Canadian Club. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 ---- ADC to Thomas H. Kirk. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 ---- ADC to Shallcross. Victoria. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 21 ---- ADC to Janet Kemp. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations from Widows, Wives and Mothers of Great Britain’s War Heroe’s Association. [1 p.] 21 ---- Currie to McCurdy. Ottawa. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 21 ---- Currie to Hately. Brantford. Cable. Thanks for congratulations from Board of Trade. [1 p.] 1 ---- Currie to Dunlop. Vancouver. Canadian Club. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 30 ---- ADC to Mayor Todd. Victoria. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 [November 1918] Currie to Mayor Cullevis. Picton. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 [November 1918] Currie to Great War Women. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 21 [November 1918] Currie to Sir William Hearst. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 1 Currie to Dunlop. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 1 [November 1918] Currie to Watson. Message. Congratulations to 4th Division re Valenciennes. [1 p.] 9 ---- Currie to GOC, 2nd Division. Message. Congratulations to Division. [1 p.] 9 [October 1918] Currie to GOC, 3rd Division. Message. Congratulations on capture of Cambrai. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to H.E. Makovski, Vancouver Red Cross. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to Reeve Fraser of Burnaby. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to Crandall, Montreal Star. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to GWVA. Toronto. Cable. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 23 [November 1918] Currie to James Ramsay. Vancouver. Cable. Thanks for congratulations from BC manufacturers.
38 23 [November 1918] Currie to Lt.-Gov. Aikins. Cable. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 17 Currie to Sir Richard Turner. Telegram. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 18 Currie to Dudley Oliver. Telegram. Thanks for message. [1 p.] 16 ---- 1918 Liverpool. J.A. Calder to Currie. Telegram. Best wishes to Cdn Corps. [1 p.] 1918 File folder containing the following pamphlets: Tanks and Their Employment in Co-Operation with Other Arms. Aug. 1918. [20 pp.] Organization of the Infantry Battalion. Sept. 1918. [10 pp.] Sample of a Day’s Training for a Company. [4 pp.] A Wet Day in the Training Area (Artillery). [4 pp.] Programme of Training for a Battalion Out of the Line For Ten Days. [4 pp.] Battalion Commander’s Conference. [4 pp.] Attack Formations for Small Units. [7 pp.] The Action of Artillery in Close Support of Assaulting Battalions. [2 pp.] Hints on Training for Artillery Brigade and Battery Commanders. [4 pp.] Artillery Mounted Patrols With Infantry. [4 pp.] Infantry and Tanks. [4 pp.] The “Soft Spot”. An Example of Minor Tactics (2 copies). [8 pp.] Infantry and Machine Guns in the Attack. [5 pp.] 1919 London. Brothers to Currie. Telegram. Congratulations. [1 p.] 15 April Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Requesting Handley-Page aircraft for use of Cdn Corps. [1 p.] 13 April Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Requesting Handley-Page for corps use. 1918 Bagshot. Duke of Connaught to Currie. Telegram. Congratulations on KCB. [1 p.] 1918 London. Oliver to Currie. Telegram. Congratulations. [1 p.] [March] 1918 London. Borden to Currie. Telegram. Sending message from Mrs. Adelaine Plumptre, chairman, Women’s Canadian War Conference. [1 p.] [1918] London. Kemp to Currie. Telegram form Borden. People of Canada confident of victory. [1 p.] [August 1918] Winnipeg. Aikins to Currie. Cable. Resolution of support from Winnipeg citizens. [1 p.] [March 1918] Message from Mrs. Adelaine Plumptre, Women’s Canadian War Conference, and Currie’s reply. [1 p.]
39 22 ---- 1918 Currie to Rev. S.J.D. Simpson, Toronto Methodist Conference. Cable. Thanks for resolution and prayers. [1 p.] 1918 Simpson to Currie. Cable. Resolution of appreciation. [1 p.] [1918] Kemp to Currie. Telegram of congratulations. [1 p.] 3 May 1918 Currie to Burstall. Message. Congratulations on success of raid of 6th Brigade. [1 p.] 1918 Value of Cdn Corps Salvage. [1 p.]
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1 January 1919 Report of offices on piquet duty at new bridge on 23 December 1918. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Currie to OMFC. Recommending Capt. W.W. Mitchell. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Arrangements for Peace Congress delegates. [5 pp.] 1 January 1919 London. Lord Shaughnessy to Currie. Congratulations on GCMG. [2 pp.] 1 January 1919 Currie to Mewburn. March to the Rhine. Behaviour of troops. Demobilization. Khaki University. Future of Canadian Militia. Hopes party patronage will be eliminated. Perpetuation of CEF in militia units. Future of Permanent Force. Extension of cadet system. Need for staff colleges. Has no desire to enter political life. Future of Generals Loomis, Burstall, Macdonell, Watson. [5 pp.] 29 November 1918 Ottawa. Mewburn to Currie. Return of troops to Canada. Perpetuation of CEF in militia units. Currie’s plans for his future. [3 pp.] 1 January 1919 Maj.-Gen. E.W.B. Morrison to Currie. Demobilization of artillery. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Burstall to Currie sending complaint of Lt.-Col. R.H.M. Hardisty. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 [Currie] to Lt.-Col. Seymour Bullock. Capt. Finkel’s views. Statement of casualties being prepared. [1 p.] 1 January 1919 Bullock to Currie. Finkel’s views on when Germans realized they had lost war. [2 pp.] 2 January 1919 Currie to Lord Grey. Thanks for Grey’s offer of a trophy for competition in Cdn Corps. [1 p.] 17 December 1918 Grey’s offer. [2 pp.] 2 January 1919 Oliver to Currie. Telegram. Congratulations. [1 p.] 2 January 1919 Macdonell to Brig.-Gen. G.J. Farmar. Sending letter from APM Cologne re efficiency of picquets. [1 p.]
40 2 January 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. Sir R.D. Whigham, 62nd (West Riding) Division. Claim of Landrat Graf von Spee re photographics equipment. [1 p.] 30 December 1918 Whigham to Currie. Complaint of Graf von Spee. [3 pp.] 3 January 1919 Lt.-Col. C.A. Corrigan to Currie. Sending cane made from German shovel handle. [3 pp.] 3 January 1919 Currie to Second Army “A”. Sending reports re conduct of RTO, Bonn. [1 p] 4 January 1919 Plumer to Burstall. Order cancelled placing Cologne out of bounds to Cdn troops. [1 p.] 4 January 1919 Ottawa. N.W. Rowell to Currie. Achievements of Cdn Corps. Need not worry about criticisms. Demobilization. [2 pp.] 4 January 1919 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 5 January 1919 Burstall to Plumer. Thanks for Plumer’s letter. [1 p.] 6 January 1919 Memorandum of conference at OMFC re demobilization (2 copies). [2 pp.] 8 January 1919 Memorandum of conference at OMFC re demobilization (2 copies). [5 pp.] 6 January 1919 Seaford. Hugh M. Dyer to Currie. Congratulations on GCMG. [2 pp.] 8 January 1919 Ottawa. Andrew T. Thompson to Currie. Congratulations. [3 pp.] 8 January 1919 “The Button”, dedicated to Tpr T. Radford. [4 pp.] 8 January 1919 Currie to Second Army. Complains about charges of misbehaviour against Cdn Troops at Cologne. [3 pp.] 9 January 1919 Charles Fergusson to Macdonell. Re Macdonell’s complaint re APM Cologne. [2 pp.] 9 January 1919 Haig’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 10 January 1919 Ottawa. R.E. Gosnell to Currie. Congratulations. Urges him to enter politics. “You are badly needed to steady the returned soldiers who are already becoming a ‘problem’”. [2 pp.] 11 January 1919 Ottawa. Mewburn to Kemp. Cable. Return of troops. [1 p.] 12 January 1919 Macdonell to Burstall. How to react to British criticism of Canadians at Cologne. [1 p.] 12 January 1919 Macdonell to Currie. Sending letter from Lieut.-Gen. Sir Charles Fergusson re alleged disturbances at Deuty Station. [1 p.] January 1919 Mewburn to Kemp. Cable. Return of troops. [1 p.] 14 January 1919 London. Capt. B.B. Law to Currie. Sending minutes of three conferences on demobilization. [1 p.] 13 January 1919 London. Conference on demobilization. [7 pp.] 16 January 1919 London. Col. F.S. Morrison to Cdn Section, 1st Echelon. Move of 3rd Division to England. [1 p.]
41 16 January 1919 London. Col. G.S. Harrington to Currie. Discharges in British Isles. [1 p.] 17 January 1919 1st Echelon. Embury to Currie. As to whether or not Cdn troops would be sent home via England. [1 p.] 17 January 1919 Kemp to Winston Churchill. Troops to be returned via England. [1 p.] 19 January 1919 Maj. A.F. Duguid to Currie. “Canadian Section GHQ has no further information from England with regard to demobilization”. [1 p.] 20 January 1919 Toronto. F.E. Wetherell to Currie. Thanks for photograph and permission to use Special Order of the Day. Currie’s popularity. Sending copy of his victory sonnet. [4 pp.] 22 January 1919 London. ---- to Currie. General Bell’s recommendations to be put into effect. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 “Some Fundamental Problems Presented by the German Revolution”. [3 pp.] 24 January 1919 Général Doulorge [?] to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 25 January 1919 “Organization and Procedure of the Counter Battery Office, Canadian Corps”. [76 pp.] 26 January 1919 Forecast of Moves of L of C and 3rd Canadian Division Personnel. [1 p.] 27 January 1919 Embury o Adjutant General, OMFC. Return of 3rd Division to England. [1 p.] 27 January 1919 Preliminary Draft for assistance in Grouping the Personnel of the 3rd Canadian Division at Concentration Area for the purpose of proceeding to the various Disposal Centres in Canada. [25 pp.] 27 January 1919 London. Col. G.S. Harrington to Maj. Willis-O’Connor. Sending copy of cable sent for Currie to Hon. J.A. Calder. [1 p.] 27 January 1919 Currie to Calder. Cable. “Back to Mufti”. Return of soldiers to civil life (2 copies). [4 pp.] 27 January 1919 Embury to GOC, 3rd Division. Movement of troops to England. [1 p.] 29 January 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. N.W. Webber. Webber awarded Croix de Guerre. Festing, McAvity, Brutinel. [2 pp.] 1 January 1919 Currie to Kemp. Discipline of Cdn troops. Their attitude towards Germans. German officer’s comments on Canadian role in German defeat. [2 pp.] 30 January 1919 Currie to Fourth Army. Petition of Lt.-Col. Gilson. [1 p.] 31 January 1919 Currie to Hon. Walter Long. Recommending Lt.-Col. W.K. Chandler. [1 p.] 31 January 1919 Currie to Turner. Col. Harrington’s letter. Printing of handbook. [1 p.] 8 January 1919 London. Turner to Currie. Sending Harrington’s letter. [1p.]
42 6 January 1919 London. G.S. Harrington to Turner. Printing of handbook on organization, administration and duties of the machine gun battalion. [1 p.] 31 January 1919 London. T. Gibson to Cdn Section GHQ. Sending copy of cable from Colonial Secretary to Governor General re reduction of Cdn troops in France to two divisions. [1 p.] 31 January 1919 Monthly Report of Assistant Director Educational Services, Canadians. [14 pp.]
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1 February 1919 Currie to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Cannot send copy of Corps war diary. [1 p] 1 February 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. R. Brutinel. Festing. Writing of report. [1 p.] 1 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. M. Festing. Asking whether or not Festing had sympathized with Princess Victoria having Canadians billeted at her house. [1 p.] 1 February 1919 Recommendation of Major John Douglas Armour. (3 copies). [1 p.] 2 February 1919 Card illustrating colours of 52nd Battn CEF. [2 pp.] 3 February 1919 London. Kemp to Currie. Demobilization of Cdn divisions in France. [2 pp.] 29 January 1919 Currie to Kemp. Demobilization of Cdn divisions in France. [2 pp.] 3 February 1919 Further Information Regarding Demobilization of the Canadian Corps. [2 pp.] 3 February 1919 Versailles. Thanks from American Section of the Supreme War Council for new year greetings. [1 p.] 3 February 1919 Embury to Currie. Sending copy of correspondence with OMFC. [1 p.] 4 February 1919 Currie to Watson. Narrative of last hundred days will not be submitted to Watson. [1 p.] 4 February 1919 Currie to Watson. Thanks for sending “The Message from Mars”, produced by 4th Division. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. H.G. Ruggles-Brise. Watson wishes Lieut. J.H. Price be transferred to be his ADC. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Currie to Watson. Will write to Ruggles-Brise. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Maj.-Gen. Ashton, A/Adjutant-General, to Secretary, OMFC. Status of senior officers in Cdn Militia. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Ashton to Currie. Sending copy of his letter to Secretary, OMFC. [1 p.]
43 5 February 1919 Currie to Col. P.J. Daly. Thanks for wishes. Daly has not “fallen down somewhere”. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. R.D. Davies. Pte McRae. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. A.B. Carey. Sending letter re a soldier. [1 p.] 5 ------to Nasmith, Toronto. Cable. “Will be happy to comply with your request”. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 ADC to Major E. Bristol. Sending cable for transmission to Canada. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Camp Commandant, Cdn Corps Troops to ADC. Currie to be GCMG. [1 p.] 5 February 1919 Currie to John Nelson, The World, Vancouver. Work of Cdn Corps not covered enough in Cdn pages. Fault may lie with censors. Splendid work and reputation of Cdn Corps. Demobilization. Currie’s future. Will not enter politics. [3 pp.] 5 December 1918 Vancouver. John Nelson to Currie. Congratulations. Present situation in British Columbia. Requests Currie’s help in retrieving machine gun bought with money left by Pauline Johnson. [3 pp.] 6 February 1919 County Monaghan. William Taylor to Currie. Whether he is descendant of Currie family of County Monaghan. [1 p.] 6 February 1919 Currie to Kemp. Arrangements with Belgians to take horses. [1 p.] 30 January 1919 London. J.G. Colimer to Currie. Asks that he dine with Canada Club. [1 p.] 6 February 1919 Currie to Colimer. Thanks to Cdn War Contingent Association. [1 p.] 25 January 1919 Naval & Military Club. F. Kempster to Currie. Offering honorary membership in club. [1 p.] 6 February 1919 Currie to Kempster. Acceptance of honorary membership. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Macdonell’s Special Order of the Day. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. Sir T. M. Harrington. Commanding General Farmar. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Gen. Sir H.S. Horne’s confidential report on Currie. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Horne recommending Major George for DSO. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Extension of leave should be forbidden. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 London. Festing to Currie. Denies denigrating Cdns to Princess Victoria. [6 pp.] 7 February 1919 Toronto. Norman Sommerville. Invitation to Masonic function. [2 pp.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Fourth Army “A”. Killing of Pte A. Frechette by L/Corporal M.F.P. Simpson. [1 p.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. Alex Ross. Shooting of Frechette. [1 p.]
44 7 February 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. J.H. Elmsley. Cdn success in last one hundred days attributed to organization and training. Describes Cdn action. March to Rhine. Demobilization plans. [4 pp.] 7 February 1919 Currie to Col. Dennistoun. Disposal of regimental funds. [1 p.] 8 February 1919 Currie to Maj. W.B. Forster. Promotion for Lieut. C.M. Marreath. [1 p.] 8 February 1919 Currie to Hugh F. Dougherty. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 24 December 1918 Cleveland. Dougherty to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 4 December 1918 Vancouver. Mrs. J.K. Marken to Currie. Congratulations. [2 pp.] 8 February 1919 Currie to Mrs. Marken. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Promotion for Capt. T.V. Scudamore. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. V.W. Odlum. Capt. Scudamore. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Mrs. Annie Burns. Discharge for her son. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Watson. Discharge for Burns. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to George Jackson. Reunion of Middlemore Home boys. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to A.C. Macneill. Corporal W. Macneill. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. R.W. Paterson. Sending letter. [1 p.] 4 January 1919 Victoria. M.H. Dobie to Currie. Congratulations. There is some opposition to Dobie’s efforts to obtain a suitable reward for Currie. Suggests it may be because of Currie’s immoderate praise of Cdn troops. [2 pp.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Dobie. “I have found it almost as difficult a task fighting political soldiers as I have fighting Germans”. Will not moderate praise of troops. Describes last hundred days. [3 pp.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Stewart, CFA. Sending letter re Driver Orr. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Mrs. Robert Orr. Return of her son’s personal effects. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Luncheon menu and list of guests, 85th Battn. [2 pp.] 9 February 1919 Currie to George H. Sluggett. Pte G.B. Lowry. [2 pp.] 9 February 1919 Currie to Macdonell. Sending letter from Mrs. B.O. Record. Her son, Sergt. Record. [1 p.] 10 February 1919 Currie to GOsC. Disposition of regimental property and funds. [1 p.] 10 February 1919 Currie to GOsC. Some officers to precede divisions to Canada. [1 p.] 10 February 1919 Lt.-Col. Elroy Forde, Chief Signal Officer, to Currie. Employment of wireless operators in Canada after demobilization. [2 pp.]
45 10 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. J.B. Rogers. Presentation of colours to 3rd Battn. [1 p.] 10 February 1919 Currie to Horne. Recommendation of DCM to Signaller Percy Parlee. [1 p.] 10 February 1919 Currie to Mrs. Parlee. Signaller Percy Parlee. [1 p.] 11 February 1919 Luxury Tax exemption coupons issued to Currie. [8 pp.] 11 February 1919 Seaford. Hugh M. Dyer to Currie. His advice to Odlum about entering public life. Currie’s detractors. [4 pp.] 6 February 1919 Brig.-Gen. W.A. Griesback’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 17 February 1919 Horne to Currie. Signaller Parlee. [1 p.] 17 February 1919 Paris. Summary of Borden’s observations, prepared for members of the Peace Conference. [3 pp.] 18 February 1919 London. Kemp to Currie. Horses sold to Belgian Government. [1 p.] 14 February 1919 Horne to Currie. Thanks to Currie and to Canadians. [2 pp.] 18 February 1919 Capt. Owen. Sgt. A.J. Dickson. [1 p.] 7 January 1919 Toronto. Mrs. Jane Dickson. Sgt. A.J. Dickson. [2 pp.] 22 February 1919 H.T. Hughes to Currie. Report of first conference of Battlefields Memorials Committee. [3 pp.] 22 February 1919 London. ---- Tullock to Currie. Wishes to sell his film for exhibition to the troops. His conversation with the Queen re Currie. [1 p.] 22 February 1919 Paris. J. Martel to Currie. Acknowledging his “marque de sympathie”. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Confidential report on Capt. Theodore Goodridge Roberts. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to Macdonell. Sending song written by A.C. Kennedy of Victoria. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to A.C. Kennedy. Thanks for song. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to GOC, 2nd Division. Lt.-Col. H.V. Rorke wishes to purchase his charger. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to Capt. D.J. Murphy. Has sent cable re Red Cross. [1 p.] 18 November 1918 Capt. F. Richardson to Currie. Telegram. Message for Red Cross. [1 p.] ---- Message for Red Cross (2 copies). [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to F.C. Corry. Return of Driver A.L. Corry. [1 p.] 22 February 1919 Lt.-Col. K.R. Marshall to Cdn Corps “A”. Dvr Corry. [1 p.] 19 February 1919 Dvr A.L. Corry. Statement re his return. [1 p.] 16 February 1919 F.C. Corry to Currie. Return of his son. [1 p.] 14 February 1919 ---- to 4th Division. Dvr Corry. [2 pp.] 25 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. R.D. Davies. Commending 44th Battn on appearance. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. L.F. Page. Pte Heffernan. [1 p.] 25 February 1919 Currie to Miss Rose McNamee. Pte Heffernan. [1 p.]
46 8 February 1919 Lt.-Col. L.F. Page to Currie. Pte Heffernan. [1 p.] 6 February 1919 Jos. G. Heffernan’s statement. [1 p.] 26 December 1918 London. Rose McNamee to Currie. Heffernan. [2 pp.] 26 February 1919 Currie to Loomis. Farewell to 3rd Division. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to Maj. D. Philpot. Contribution to “The Listening Post”. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to First Army. Recommendations. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Transfer of Cdn Corps Heavy Artillery to Cdn Corps. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to First Army “A”. Lt.-Col G. Cassels. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to Bristol. Cassels. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Embury to Currie. Sending copy of letter to Sir George Foster. Bound to be detailed for fair at Lyons. [2 pp.] 26 February 1919 Currie to Loomis. Farewell to 3rd Division (2 copies). [1 p.] 26 February 1919 Currie to 4th Division. Capt. Shaw. [1 p.] 27 February 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Lt.-Col. W.H. Holmes (2 copies). [1 p.] 27 February 1919 Currie to HQ Tank Corps. Thanks for sending map. [1 p.] 13 February 1919 London. Dudley Oliver to Currie. State of his account. Pay advances, gratuities for officers. [2 pp.] 27 February 1919 Currie to Oliver. His bank account. His wife’s illness. Corps sports trophy. [2 pp.] 27 February 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Demobilization scheme. [1 p.] 27 February 1919 Embury to Currie. Lt.-Col. George Cassels. [1 p] Two Books of Luxury Tax exemption coupons. [24 pp.] 3 March 1919 Aubin-Saint-Vaast. Lt.-Col. H.F. Meurling to Currie. Complains of treatment of 2nd Cdn Motor machine Gun Brigade. [3 pp.] 4 March 1919 Copy of House of Commons Debates. [46 pp.] 5 March 1919 Bramshott. Loomis to Currie. Thanks for letter of farewell. [1 p] 7 March 1919 H.C. Thacker to Currie. Sending postcard with 1st CDA distinguishing signs. [2 pp.] 6 March 1919 Paris. Maj. Viscount de Vesci to Currie. Sending letter forwarded to French Delegate re retention by French of certain officers of Cdn Forestry Corps to erect mills. [22 pp.] 7 March 1919 Toronto. Cdn Red Cross to Currie. Selection as Honorary Vice President. [1 p.] 13 March 1919 London. George Farmar to Currie. Gratitude for service with Currie and with Corps. [4 pp.] 15 March 1919 Bramshott. Capt. Hugh Lindsay to OC, 9th Battn CE. For employment. [1 p.] n.d. Bramshott. Maj. H.C. Greer to AA+QMG, 3rd Division. For employment. [1 p.] 16 March 1919 Currie to Meurling. Lt.-Col. Panet with visit him. [1 p.]
47 13 March 1919 Currie’s interim report covering the operations of the Canadian Corps in 1918 Bound copy. [123 pp. and several maps] Address presented to Currie by Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, Victoria containing signatures of the members of each chapter. [50 pp.]
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March - April 1919 Subject file re command of PPCLI (PF). [8 pp.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Embury. Lt.-Col George Cassels. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Plumer. Educational books, pamphlets sent by Cdns to Second Army. Plumer’s appointment as governor of Malta. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Base Commandant, Havre. Identity of unit relieving 46th Division. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to James W. Robertson. Pamphlet not yet arrives. Visit to battlefields. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to H.B. Arkell. Visit to battlefields. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Maj. Basil Wedd. Thanks for help in visit of Robertson and Arkell. [1 p.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Mewburn. Demobilization. Return of troops to Canada. Trouble at Rhyl. Treatment of Cdns in British press. Venereal disease. Mons operations. Casualty rate not excessive. Criticism of Currie in relation to 1917 General Election. Future employment of Macdonell, Burstall, Watson, Morrison, Colonels Sutherland-Brown and Billy Gibson. Thanks Mewburn for his support. [5 pp.] 3 February 1919 Ottawa. Mewburn to Currie. Demobilization. Return of dependants and soldiers. Militia organization. Permanent Force. Employment of senior officers. “The whole political game is most distasteful to me”. [4 pp.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. R.D. Davies. Sending testimonial. [2 pp.] 17 March 1919 Capt. Walter Inge to GS, Cdn Corps. Sending his new verses for national anthem as well as two poems by Inge. [5 pp.] 17 March 1919 Currie to Odlum. Sending crank letter. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Montague. Canadian Corps camp in England. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to G. Currie. Sending autographs. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to Watson. Sergt. L.C. McKay. [1 p.] 17 February 1919 Kemp to Currie. Sergt. L.C. McKay. [2 pp.]
48 18 March 1919 Currie to Charles H. Grasty. Propound visit by President Wilson to Cdn Corps HQ. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to Fourth Army. Recommending Colonel Blackstock. [1 p.] 9 February 1919 Currie to J.C. Honey, Port Hope. Sergt. Honey. [2 pp.] 18 March 1919 Currie to J.C. Honey. Sergt. Honey. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. H.V. Rorke. Charger. [1 p.] 29 January 1919 Currie to Rorke. Charger. [1 p.] 27 December 1918 Rorke to Currie. Charger. [1 p.] 26 June 1918 Rorke to Brig.-Gen. R. Rennie. Charger. [1 p.] 18 March 1919 Currie to Colonel W.A. Simson. Trouble at Rhyl. [2 pp.] 20 March 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. J. Moore. Thanks for commendation of Cdn Army Veterinary Service. [2 pp.] 6 March 1919 Moore to Currie. Commendation of CAVS. [4 pp.] 20 March 1919 Brighton. Vivian Ris to Currie. Asking for autograph. [1 p.] 20 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. L.F. Page. Pte Heffernan’s accusation. 20 March 1919 Currie to Col. J.A. Armstrong. Thanks for report of work of Cdn Army Dental Corps. [1 p.] 20 March 1919 Currie to E.J. Rant. Pte J.S. Rant. [2 pp.] ---- Rant to Currie. Pte Rant. [1 p.] 20 March 1919 Currie to First Army. Complains of ommission of reference to Cdn Corps in First Army’s book, “The Final Blow of the First Army in 1918”. [2 pp.] 21 March 1919 St. Albans. Jean Currie to Currie. Sending copy of her Victory Marching Song. [4 pp.] 21 March 1919 Seaford. Maj. E.A.C. W[ilson]. His promotion. [1 p.] 22 March 1919 Cdn Corps Championships Programme and results. [14 pp.] 25 March 1919 London. R.M. Brown to Currie. Visit to Masonic lodge. Attack on Currie in Cdn House of Commons. [1 p.] 25 March 1919 Foster to Currie. Cable. Arrival at Halifax. [1 p.] 27 March 1919 London. Hugh M. Dyer to Currie. Farewell and thanks. [2 pp.] 27 March 1919 Horne to Currie. Explanation of ommission in First Army book. [1 p.] 26 March 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ, Return of 4th Division to England. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 HQ RAF to Currie. Lieut. Alan G. White. [3 pp.] 21 March 1919 ADC to Director Graves Registration. Location of grave of Lieut. Alan G. White, RAF. [1 p.] 21 March 1919 ADC to GOC, RAF. Lieut. A.G. White. [1 p.] 21 March 1919 Currie to Mrs. Edward White. Lieut. A.G. White. [1 p.] 26 February 1919 GOC RAF to ADC. White. [1 p.] 11 December 1918 Victoria. Mrs. White to Currie. Lieut. White. [2 pp.] 19 February 1919 Major Reed to 22nd Wing RAF. Lieut. White. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to Mrs. Robert Ferris. Pte Roy Ferris. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to 2/Lieut. H.L. Johnston. Return to Canada. [1 p.]
49 20 March 1919 Currie to Hon. Martin Murrell. Lieut. H.L. Johnston. [1 p.] 20 March 1919 Currie to 2/Lieut. H.L. Johnston. His discharge. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to G.C. Cassels. For permission to overdraw his account. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to Miss Rose McNamee. Pte J.G. Heffernan. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to H.M. Graham. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 4 March 1919 Victoria. H.M. Graham. Congratulations. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to OMFC HQ. Pte Roy Ferris. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. Hugh Dyer. Farewell on return to Canada. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. J. Sutherland Brown. Disappointed that neither Sutherland Brown nor Gibson had been promoted. [1 p.] 29 March 1919 Programme for Canadian Night at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, Brussels. [4 pp.] 29 March 1919 Currie to Odlum. Pte Perkins, 102nd Battn. [1 p.] 29 March 1919 Currie to Rev. W.B. Burrough. Pte John Perkins. [1 p.] 29 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Beckerdike. Pte Robert M. Turner. [1 p.] 30 March 1919 Currie to Mewburn. Employment of wireless operators in Canada. [2 pp.] 30 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. W.G. MacKendrick. Returning cheque. Return to Canada. Changes at HQ. [1 p.] 30 March 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. C.W. Peck. Return of 16th Battn. to Canada. Hughes’ attack on Currie. [1 p.] 30 March 1919 Currie to Maj.-Gen. H.G. Ruggles-Brise. Thanks. Colonel Harrrington. [1 p.] 30 March 1919 Currie to R.F. Green. Declines lieutenant-governorship of BC. Accomplishments of Cdn Corps not well enough publicized. Hughes’ criticism. [2 pp.] 30 March 1919 Currie to HQ, OMFC. Brig.-Gen. E. Hilliam. [1 p.] 31 March 1919 Currie to Watson. Proposed parade in London. [1 p.] April 1919 Subject file re participation of Cdns in parade of overseas troops through London. [43 pp.]
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1 April 1919 Bill for subscription to “Canada”. [1 p.] 1 April 1919 London. Cassels to Currie. Overdraft approved. [1 p.] 4 April 1919 Cdn Section GHQ to ADC. Letter from Col. C.R. Hill re Corps Commander’s car. [2 pp.] 9 April 1919 Horne to Currie. Message. Greetings on anniversary of Vimy. [1 p.]
50 9 April 1919 Final Report, 3rd Cdn Division. [238 pp.] 10 April 1919 Marshall Pétain. Citation for Currie. [1 p.] 11 April 1919 Currie to HQ, OMFC. Participation of Cdn troops in march through London. [1 p.] 12 April 1919 Currie to Miss Jeanne L. Delcorde. Dvr. E. Delcorde. [4 pp.] 12 April 1919 Currie to Dudley Oliver. Repayment of overdraft. Thanks for kindness. [1 p.] 12 April 1919 Currie to Percy Hurd. Raising a division for Army of Occupation. [1 p.] 2 April 1919 London. Hurd to Currie. Raising of division. [3 pp.] 12 April 1919 Currie to Colonel Folger. Allowance for Capt. Fred Richardson, collector of war trophies. [1 p.] 12 April 1919 Currie to Col. C.E. Edgett. Sending testimonial. [2 pp.] 24 April 1919 Edgett to Currie. Requesting testimonial. [1 p.] April 1919 Lt.-Col. Cutliffe, ADVS to ADC. Col. C.E. Edgett. [1 p.] 13 April 1919 Currie to Watson. Message. Parade through London. [1 p.] 14 April 1919 Currie to Col. H.L. Keegan. Sending letter. [1 p.] 16 April 1919 ADC to Cdn Corps Red Cross. Currie honoured by election. [1 p.] 16 April 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. George Ross. Appreciation of work of Cdn Postal Services. [1 p.] 14 April 1919 Currie to Sir Henry Pellatt. Gnr. R.H. Hamilton. [1 p.] 12 February 1919 Maj. D. White to ADC. Gnr. R.H. Hamilton. [2 pp.] 24 October 1918 Pellatt to Currie. Gnr. R.H. Hamilton. [5 pp.] 14 April 1919 ADC to Lt.-Col. Logie Armstrong. Lieut. Robert W. Gouinlock. [3 pp.] 15 April 1919 Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Parade in London. [1 p.] 16 April 1919 ADC to Major Bristol. Sending message for Mayor T.L. Church. [2 pp.] 13 April 1918 Church to Currie. Cable reporting services of intercession “for Allied success”. [1 p.] 16 April 1919 Hampstead. ---- to Currie. Thanks for letter. Is now employed in Cdn Records Office. Would like to see Currie before he returns to Canada. [3 pp.] 16 April 1919 ADC to A.E. Wallace. Photo of Currie. [1 p.] 16 April 1919 ADC to Gnr. Leicester A. Bonner. His demobilization. [1 p.] 4 February 1919 Victoria. Stuart Henderson to Currie. Discharge for Bonner. [2 pp.] 17 April 1919 London. Charles Russell & Co. to Currie. Payment of Donald Armour’s bill. [1 p.] 13 April 1919 Currie to Charles Russell & Co. Payment of Donald Armour’s bill. [1 p.] 13 April 1919 Currie to Donald Armour. Payment of account. [1 p.] 10 April 1919 Charles Russell & Co. to Currie. Payment of Armour’s Account. [1 p.]
51 18 April 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. D.H.L. Nicholson. “Report of First Army Operation” received. [1 p.]
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17 April 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Rev. W.T. Workman. Appreciation of work of Catholic Army Huts. [1 p.] 14 April 1919 Maj. John O’Gorman to Currie. Summary of work of Catholic Army Huts. [2 pp.] 19 April 1919 Currie to S.G. Fetherston. Victoria. Thanks for gift of property. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to T.B. Costain. Declines offer to write story of Cdn Corps for MacLean’s magazine. [1 p.] 28 March 1919 Toronto. Costain to Currie. Requesting article. [2 pp.] March 1919 Toronto. Costain to Currie. Cable. Requesting article. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Lieut. G.T. Lyall VC. Declines wedding invitation. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Maj. Beaton. Acknowledging work of YMCA. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Watson. Is returning to England. Will not be able to see the entraining of the remaining 4th Division units. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Camp Commandant, Cdn Corps HQ. Thanks for service of troops at HQ. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to J.G. Colmer. Will dine with Canada Club in May. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. W.B. Anderson. Sending letter from General Bruce Williams for his action. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to N.F. Davidson. Toronto. Thanks for “Field” letters. John Dafoe’s support. Demobilization. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. A. Cameron. Pte William Johns. [1 p.] 20 April 1919 Currie to Watson. Letter re Pte Johns sent directly to Cameron. [1 p.] 22 April 1919 Belgium. General Report on Wireless Telegraph Communications in the Canadian Corps from February 1915 to December 1918. [88 pp.] April 1918 Sault Ste Marie. Pritchard to Currie. Cable. Prayers for speedy victory. [1 p.] 25 April 1919 London. Currie to Peck. Disappointed that no member of Government took issue with Hughes. Will prepare a statement of casualties since beginning of 1916. Hughes intimation that Currie was the Currie whose conduct at Second Ypres was questionable. [2 pp.]
52 8 April 1919 Peck to Currie. Hughes. His (Peck’s) speech in the House in defence of Currie. [6 pp.] 25 April 1919 Currie to J.R. Dunlop. Thanks for honorary membership in Canadian Club of Vancouver. [1 p.] 25 March 1919 Vancouver. J.R. Dunlop to Currie. Honorary membership. [1 p.] 28 April 1919 Currie to 1st Division. Message. Congratulations on raid by 14th and 16th Battns. [1 p.] 28 April 1919 Currie to 3rd Division. Message. Congratulations to 9th Brigade on raid. [1 p.] 28 April 1919 London. Edgett to HQ Cdn Corps. Major A.B. Cutliffe (2 copies). [1 p.] 1 May 1919 Toronto. George G. Nasmith to Currie. For introduction to his book. [2 pp.] 3 May 1919 Message to overseas forces from the King. [1 p.] 3 May 1919 Programme for order of march through London (2 copies). [8 pp.] 3 May 1919 Cdn Corps instructions for march. [1 p.] 3 May 1919 Order of march, Canadians .[1 p.] 3 May 1919 Currie’s Special Order of the Day. [2 pp.] 3 May 1919 Letter of appreciation from Colonel John Almond, Director of Chaplain Services. [3 pp.] 4 May 1919 Invitation to dinner of Ye Sette of Odd Volumes. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to J. Arthur Turner. Will see him and his father. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Thomas Allun. Will be glad to see time. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Maj. F.V. Longstaff. Parade. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Percy C. Webb. Cannot attend meeting. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Seymour Bullock. Accepting invitation to Ye Sette of Odd Volumes dinner. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. R. Rennie. Thanks for 4th Brigade History of Operations. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. C.R. Hill. Commending him for embarkation arrangements at Havre. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 ADC to Dr. Johnston. Sending coy of Special Order. [1 p.] 7 April 1919 Ottawa. J.H. Burnham to Currie. Hughes’ charges. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to J.H. Burnham. Hughes’ charges. [1 p.] 6 May 1919 Currie to Mrs. J.M. Markinson. Staff Sgt. C.B.G. Markinson, CFC. [1 p.] 8 May 1919 Currie to A.E. Carlyle. Will attend Masonic meeting. [1 p.] 8 May 1919 Currie to J.G. Colmer. Will be present at dinner. [1p.] 8 May 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. G. Chalmers Johnston. Transfer of 2nd CMR to Ontario Regt. [1 p.] 1919 G. Chalmers Johnston to Currie. 2nd CMR. [2 pp.] 14 March 1919 Currie to Johnston. 2nd CMR. [2 pp.] 8 May 1919 Currie to Griesback. Hughes’ charges. No defence from Government. Return of troops. Parade. [4 pp.]
53 8 May 1919 Currie to Lt.-Col. Page. Cannot attend 50th Battn. reunion dinner. [1 p.] 9 May 1919 Currie to Embury. Gratified for Embury’s help as Cdn Representative at GHQ. [1 p.] 9 May 1919 Arrangements for Bisley Meeting. [1 p.] 9 May 1919 Currie to Brig.-Gen. D.M. Ormond. Louis Younger R---. Hopes to see him. [2 pp.] 13 May 1919 Sending general regulations for Inter-Allied Games in Paris. [1 p.] 14 May 1919 Cdn Corps to Inter-Allied Games. Cdn Representative to advisory committee. [1 p.] 16 May 1919 Col. Wait C. Johnson to Currie. Cdn representatives to advisory committee. [1 p.] 14 May 1919 Programme for Imperial Services Boxing Championships. [7 pp.] 20 May 1919 Currie to HQ, OMFC. Sending letter from Maj. R. Murdie, 1st Battn. CMGC. [1 p.] 27 May 1919 London. R.M. Dennistoun to Currie. Congratulations on his speech. Support for him in Canada. [2 pp.] 27 May 1919 Invitation to Masonic dinner. [1 p.] 27 May 1919 Daily Mail to Currie. Telegram. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 29 May 1919 Corporation of London. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 2 June 1919 Programme for installation of Prince of Wales as Grand Master of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. [18 pp.] 12 June 1919 Corporation of London. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 17 June 1919 Le Chef du Cabinet du Roi, Palais de Bruxelles to Currie. Sending photograph of King. [2 pp.] 20 June 1919 Ottawa. E.M.B. Morrison to Currie. Honour. “Everything here is very mixed up”. “I have been asked confidentially what you would like to have”. [4 pp.]
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June 1919 General regulations covering competitions at Inter-Allied Games in Paris. [39 pp.] 25 June 1919 Invitation to Masonic function. [1 p.] 14 July 1919 Invitation to Goldsmith’s Company dinner. [1 p.] 5 July 1919 Invitation to Buckingham Palace to witness march of London troops. [1 p.] 9-19 July 1919 Programme for Bisley Meeting. [17 pp.] 18 February 1919 London. Gladys Storey to Currie. Cases of Bovril sent to his men. Asks for signed photograph. [7 pp.] 29 July 1919 Corporation of London invitation. [1 p.]
54 6 August 1919 Currie’s last pay certificate, OMFC. [1 p.] 11 August 1919 Currie. Message. Thanks for congratulations. [1 p.] 21 August 1919 Menu for banquet in Currie’s honour, Montreal. [3 pp.] 21 August 1919 Montreal. Acting Mayor H. LeRoy Shaw to Currie. Address of welcome and congratulations.. [3 pp.] 29 August 1919 Invitation to dinner at Government House to meet Prince of Wales. [1 p.] 28 October 1919 Invitation to ball in honour of the Prince. [1 p.] 1919 Proof of Memorandum No. 6. Respecting Work of the Department of Militia and Defence, from 1 November 1918 to 31 October 1919. [102 pp.] December 1918 Telegram. Christmas greetings. [1 p.] 29 December [1918] Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Demobilization of Cdn Corps. [1 p.] [1919] Cdn Section GHQ to Currie. Message. Disarming of troops on arrival in Canada. [1 p.] [1919] Cdn Corps to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Artillery officers in England not to be discharged or granted leave without reference to Cdn Corps. [1 p.] [1919] Paris. Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Does not concur re disarming. [1 p.] [1919] Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Turning in equipment by 3rd Division. [1 p.] 12 December 1918 Second Army [to Currie]. Message. Passage of troops over Rhine. [1 p.] 12 December 1918 ---- to Currie. Message. Which division to be returned to Canada if transport available. [1 p.] [20 December 1918] ---- to ADC Cdn Corps. Message. Major McLeod. [1 p.] [19 December 1918] Cdn Section GHQ to 3rd Division. Message. Turning in of equipment. [1 p.] 19 Cdn Corps “A” to Corps Commander. Message. Discharge of individual in British Isles. [Method?]. [1 p.] [1918] ---- to Currie. Message. Turning in of equipment. [1 p.] [1919] Cdn Section GHQ to 3rd Division. Message. Instructions re demobilization of Cdn Corps to be kept secret (2 copies). [1 p.] [January 1919] Currie to Embury. Message. Will await further message re leaving Tournai for 4th Division HQ. [1 p.] 18 January 1919 Cdn Section GHQ to Currie. Message. Embury still at Montreuil (2 copies). [January 1919] Currie to Cdn Section GHQ. Message. Allotment for parade of Dominion troops. [1 p.] April 1919 Currie to 4th Division. Message. Allotment for parade of Dominion troops. [1 p.] 14 April 1919 Watson to Currie. Message. Parade. [1 p.] [1919] Statistics re venereal disease. [1 p.]
55 [1919] Instructions Regarding Demobilization of Canadian Corps. [5 pp.] 14 February [1919] Invitation to 8th Battn dance. [2 pp.] [1919] Notes on Demobilization. [1 p.] [1919] Agenda re Demobilization of Canadian Troops in France. [1 p.] [1919] Instructions Regarding Demobilization of the Canadian Corps. [3 pp.] [1919] Demobilization Canadian Corps. General. [2 pp.] [1919] Memorandum of Questions to be Discussed with Corps Commander. [1 p.] n.d. Schedule A: numbers in Corps Troops. [1 p.] February - March 1919 Manner in Which Canadian Divisions Go Home. [5 pp.]
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[1918] Amendments to SS 477. Instructions Regarding Recommendations for Honours and Awards. [2 pp.] ---- Comparative Statement of British and Canadian War Gratuities (5 copies). [1 p.] n.d. Bramshott. F.O.W. Loomis to Currie. Capt. G.L.P. Grant- Suttie, Maj. H.C. Greer, Capt. H.W. Lindsay. [1 p.] n.d. From of confidential report on officers, OMFC. [1 p.] n.d. Post card showing Château de Palladt. n.d. Committee recommendations re promotions. [3 pp.] n.d. Programme of the Heavy Artillery of the Group DE. [5 pp.] [1917] Congratulatory message from Gen. H.S. Horne, published in orders. [1 p.] n.d. Currie to British Mission, Brussels. Requests removal of prostitutes from areas occupied by Cdn troops. [1 p.] n.d. List of papers taken ---- by General? from Corps Commander. [4 pp.] 6 June [1919] Canadian Officers Club invitation to dinner. [1 p.] 23 March 1931 Minister of Norway. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 18 July [1919] Lord Mayor. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 30 July [1919] Lord Mayor. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 8 July [1919] Mercer’s Company. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] 29 May [1919] Lord Mayor. Invitation to lunch. [1 p.] n.d. Reproduction of key to painting of Viceroy of India and dignitaries. [1 p.] n.d. Reproduction of Battle of Mons 1572. [1 p.] n.d. Reproduction of map of Ypres 1591. [1 p.]
56 n.d. Invitation to meet the King and Queen of Siam. [1 p.] n.d. Key to photograph of officers. [1 p.] n.d. Card from 3rd Cdn Divisional Mechanical Transport Company, London, Ont. [1 p.] n.d. Invitation to Australian Corps boxing championships. [1 p.] June 1919 Col. Douglas Dawson to Currie. Sending warrant for grant of KCB. [1 p.] n.d. Vielsalm, Belgium. Welcome to Cdn Corps. [1 p.] [1917] Copy of reply to Prime Minister’s message of 9 December 1919. [1 p.] [August 1918] Reply to message on fourth anniversary of outbreak of war. [1 p.] n.d. Contents of boxes. [9 pp.] n.d. pp. 19-22 from The Times History of the War. n.d. Memo from General Burstall re Lt.-Col. Hardisty and Capt. Scott. [1 p.] n.d. List of recommendations. [6 pp.] n.d. Some Notes on Recent Fighting. [4 pp.] n.d. Notes on Recent Operations. [2 pp.] n.d. Agenda for offensive. [6 pp.] n.d. Cdn Corps to ----. Message. Raid. [1 p.] 23 July Cdn Corps to ----. Message. Artillery shelling raid. [2 pp.] n.d. Speech in response to toast proposed by Under Secretary of State for the Colonies. [10 pp.] n.d. Currie. End of memorandum re venereal disease. [1 p.]
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31 March 1920 War Office. Lt.-Col. Philip W. Chetwode to ADC to Inspector General (Currie). “GCMG” cannot be added to official documents issued prior to conferring of GCMG. [1 p.] 24 September 1920 Chancery of St. Michael and St. George. Registrar to Currie. Sending warrant for GCMG. [1 p.] 14 July 1921 Honorary Doctor of Laws from University of Edinburgh. [1 p.] 21 April [1923] Invitation to Salvation Army conference. [1 p.] 17 August 1928 War Office. To Currie. Sending certificate fro American Distinguished Service Medal. [1 p.] 17 January 1929 College of Arms. Lancaster Herald to Currie. Sending draft of pedigree entry. [1 p.] 27 November 1928 College of Arms. Lancaster Herald (Archibald Russell) to Currie. Sends memorial re application for patent of armorial bearings, etc. [1 p.]
57 29 November 1928 College of Arms. Russell to Currie. Receipt of Memorial and cheque. [2 pp.] 6 May 1929 College of Arms. Russell to Currie. Receipt of cheque. [2 pp.] 3 May 1929 College of Arms. Russell to Currie. Sending Patent of armorial bearings, etc. 22 January 1929 Currie to Russell. Returning draft of pedigree entry. 18 December 1929 London. R.L. Antrobus to Currie. Offering a stall of Knight Grand Cross. [4 pp.] 22 February 1930 Ottawa. VK High Commissioner to Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs. Plate affixed to Currie’s stall. [1 p.] 21 February 1930 Currie to Sir William Clark, High Commissioner. Plate. [1 p.] 10 June 1930 Windsor Castle. Hector Bolitho to [Currie]. Seeking contribution for endowment of a lay clerk in St. George’s Chapel. [2 pp.] 5 February 1931 Currie’s speech at dinner given by Maharajah of Jodhpur. [2 pp.] 10 February 1931 Currie’s speech at unveiling of the Asoka Column (Canada) in New Delhi. [4 pp.] 10 February 1931 New Delhi. Currie to R.B. Bennett. Visit to India. [5 pp.] 23 March 1931 Menu for dinner in honour of the Curries in Shanghai. [2 pp.] 21 November 1931 London. R. Antrobus to Currie. Plate for stall. [1 p.] 1931 Radha Mohan Polo Tournament programme. [4 pp.] 10 February 1931 Programme for inauguration of New Delhi. [23 pp.] 12 February 1931 Viceregal Investiture, Delhi. [26 pp.] 1933 Notes on Canadian Units and Formations Engaged in Battles of the Somme, March - April 1918. [30 pp.] 26 April 1933 London. P. Cox to Currie. For contribution, CMG Memorial. [3 pp.] 26 July 1936 Ticket for unveiling of Vimy Memorial. [2 pp.] 1933 McGill University. Two addresses by Currie. [25 pp.] 1940 Article on Currie Gymnasium, McGill. [8 pp.] n.d. Six Years at McGill. A Review by Currie. [52 pp.] n.d. Brochure re Currie Gym. [6 pp.] n.d. Who’s Who in Canada entry. [4 pp.] n.d. Speech to Westmount Women’s Club. [1 p. and photostat] Album of photographs of Arras after the bombardment. Two sets of photographs, “Glimpses of Old McGill”. “A Brief History of a Few Colleges and Universities”. [392 pp.] Post card showing ruins of a church or cathedral. Scrapbook containing 21 aerial photographs of trenches.
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