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Undocumented Soldiers Solders Undocumented Soldiers Last Revised 6 April 2019 This site is dedicated to all the Soldiers from the Kenora area who made the supreme sacrifice, their families and other victims of World War two. More Information is sought on the following Soldiers Please any information you have to [email protected] Interested in all information but particularly regiment, Army Division, Battles fought in, Rank Serial Number enlistment date and return to Kenora date. Further information might be found in files linked abt number of files found at http://www.retson.ca/kenoramilitaryhistory.html File is constantly updated. Solders Private Wilfred Reginald Alcock H54839, son of George Frederick Hedley Alcock and Clara Folster, b. 16 Jun 1909 Kenora, m. Annie Margaret James enlisted 5 Aug 1940 disembarked France 6 Oct 1944, d. 19 Feb 1945 Royal Regiment of Canada, buried Canadian War Cemetery, Groesbeek, Netherland, Grave XXI, A, 11 Sergeant Benjamin Clare Archer, H19860, son of Daniel Thomas Archer and Sarah b. 27 Jul 1910 Stanton, Derby, England, enlisted 4 Dec 1939 in Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada , R.C.I.C. embarked Halifax 27 Aug 1940 disembarked Gounock Promoted to rank of Acting Corporal with Calgary Highlanders CASF mother of his son Allan Andrew Nigel, Norah Mary McConnachie, d. 20 Mar 1942 in Road Accident while on Convoy duty, buried Brookwood Military Cemetery Woking Borough, Surrey, England Grave Plot 37 Row G Grave 10 Flying Officer William Douglas Armour, J16462, RCAF, 404 Sqdn. Son of William Armour and Lily Olive Beckett, b. 14 Feb. 1923 Keewatin, Ontario, d. 23 Mar 1944, when aircraft fell into sea over Sinclair Bay, two miles north East of Wick Scotland, buried in Wick Cemetery, Caithnesshire, UK Lieutenant George Calvin Banks, son of Alfred George Banks and Mary Jeanetta "Nettie" Towns, b. 28 Aug 1921 in Kenora, enlisted July 1940 Lake Superior Regiment, went over seas in 1942, disembarked in France on @5 July commissioned in Oct 1943, m. Norah Margaret Mitchell 08 Apr 1944 in Willesden, Borough of Brent, Greater London, England Rifleman Ernest William Bradley H103409, son of Walter Bradley and Maude Coppard b. 27 Sep 1922, Kenora, enlisted Royal Winnipeg Rifles, R.C. I. C 17 Nov 1942, m. Laura McNabb 30 Jun 1943 arrived overseas Aug 1943d. embarked from UK 1 Jun 1944, disembarked in France 6 Jun 1944, d. 8 Jun 1944 Reburied at Canadian Cemetery at Beny-Sur-Mer, France Plot 13, Row H, Grave 6 believed executed under the direction of Maj. Gen Kurt Meyer at the ancient Abbey of Ardennes at Mouen and at Authie near Caen1 Private Raymond Begg, H14295 son of James Rutherford Begg and Jemima Muggaberg b. 25 Jan 1924 Kenora, enlisted 13 Sep 1943, Winnipeg Training at Portage La Prairie and Shilo, South Saskatchewan Regiment, R.C.I.C Disembarked 24 Jun 1944, 1 C.I. R.U missing 14 Aug 1944, d. 14 Oct 1944 buried initially in Ossendrecht Canadian Military Temporary Cemetery, reburied in Canadian War Cemetery at Bergen-Op-Zoom, Netherlands Grave Reference 3 A. 4 Lieut. Corporal Ralph Buntin wounded in action on Western Front 2 James Preston Calder Canadian Army UK son of George Harper Calder and Nora Margaret Preston, b. 12 Aug 1920 Kenora, Ontario, m. Therese L Gaudreau Pilot Officer Robert George Calder, J19340, RCAF, son of George Harper Calder and Nora Margaret Preston, b. 22 Sep 1917, enlisted 12 Mar 1941 d. 3 Mar 1944 over Scotland, Edinburgh (Morningside) Cemetery, Edinburgh, Sec G Grave 774, Loss of Control followed by Dive William Graham Carter RCAF son of George Harper Calder and Nora Margaret Preston, b. 3 Apr 1925 Kenora, Ontario, m. Georgina Margaret Munroe Sergeant George Albert Campbell, son of Angus Campbell, b. 8 Aug 1919 Kenora, enlisted 28 Jun 1940, P.P. C.L.I. Winnipeg transferred to 1 Canadian Special Services BN embarked San Francisco 9 Jul 1943, disembarked Casablanca, 5 Nov 1943, Disembarked Naples 18 Nov 1953,d. 7 Jun 1944 buried American Military Cemetery R. Frattelle, Italy reburied at Cassino War Cemetery, Cassino, Provincia di Frosinone, Lazio, Italy Charles J Cardinal, no information Sergeant Aime Leon Caron, R116332 son of George Edward Caron and Imelda Cayer, b. 29 Jun 1918, Kenora, enlisted 12 Jul 1941, RCAF 49 Sq. (RAF) d. 17 Sep 1942 killed over Germany buried Reichwald Forrest War Cemetery Grave 8. E. 5 B.J. Challes, RAF Private Joseph Cooke H8017, son of Joseph Cooke and Elizabeth Aitkenhead, b. 29 Dec 1923, Winnipeg, Manitoba, enlisted 9 Feb 1943, Winnipeg, posted to B Coy #10 DD (CA) ,Transferred to 100th CABTC Portage LA Prairie, Qualified as Cook and Class III driver disembarked to UK 28 Jul 1944, transferred to Rocky Mountain Rangers, 26 Aug 1944, Disembarked France 6 Oct 1944, transferred to 14 Oct 1944,Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I. C. d. 16 Oct 1944 buried Canadian War Cemetery, Bergen-op-Zoom Municipality, Noord-Brant, Netherlands, Grave 2 Row E, Plot 2 1 Kenora Miner News (KMN) http://www.kenorapubliclibrary.org/library-resources/newspaper-archives.aspx 14 Dec 1945 2 Kenora Miner News (KMN) http://www.kenorapubliclibrary.org/library-resources/newspaper-archives.aspx 11 May 1945 L. Sergeant Robert George Davidson, son of William Davidson and Mary Jane Knox, H52008, b. 08 Oct 1913 m. Elizabeth Forbes Moir Campbell, Received British Empire Medal, Citation: “During the break through of the Gothic line, and the subsequent storming of Tomba de Pesaro, Misano and the Corians and Fortunato ridges, H52008 L. Sgt. Robert George Davidson, was in command of the Divisional Troops, A.P. report centre. In this capacity he was largely responsible for the co-ordination of demand, supply and smooth flow of ammunition for the major artillery shoots which the aforesaid operations entailed. His ceaseless exhaustive efforts kept him on continuous duty day by day and night, and he , in no small measure contributed to the speedy and uninterrupted flow of artillery ammunition from supply installations to the guns3 Pte Maurice Frank Durrant, son of Frank Victor Durrant and Dorothy Ethel Minnie Lappin, b. 17 Jun 1912 m. Amy Amelia Fagg 9572 enlisted with Winnipeg Grenadiers “C” Coy, Oeyama Pow Camp, d. 20 May 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba, buried in Brookfield Cemetery Pte Phillip Leonard Durrant, son of Frank Victor Durrant and Dorothy Ethel Minnie Lappin, b. 27 Nov 1918 Broadview, Qu'Appelle District, Saskatchewan, enlisted Winnipeg Grenadiers “C” Coy d. 23 Sep 1978 Calgary, Alberta, Canada POW with brothers Maurice and Gordon. In Hong Kong and Japan Pte Gordon Christopher Durrant, son of Frank Victor Durrant and Dorothy Ethel Minnie Lappin, b. 20 Dec 1922 in Broadview, District of Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, moved to Keewatin in 1937, Enlisted with Winnipeg Grenadiers “C” Coy, On Christmas day 1941 on a road block with one anti-tank rifle, , some machine guns , rifles and a few land mines they held back attacking Japanese attacking forces. They spent night in a monastery and next day marched into captivity4. Together with brothers at Sham Shui Po camp until August 23rd 1942 when his two brothers were shipped to Japan. He joined them in December. Gordon had malaria, both kinds of berri- berri and went from pre-capture weight of 163 lbs to 106 lbs. When released they traveled to Yokohama where Gordon was sent aboard battleship Indiana. They were flown to Guam passing over Tokyo and Yokohama to see the effects of the bomb. After one week in Guam they were flown to San Francisco via the Marianas and from San Francisco took the train to Vancouver. He stayed two days in Winnipeg before heading on to Keewatin. Stanley Elmer Durrant son of Frank Victor Durrant and Dorothy Ethel Minnie Lappin, b. 17 Aug 1917 m. Lynne Arlene Gill d. 17 Apr 1982 Calgary, Alberta Rifleman James Elder, H20664, son of Bert Elders, b. 24 Dec 1920 Kenora, enlisted 24 September 1940 3rd Canadian Inf H.V. transferred to Regina Riffle Regiment R.C. I. C disembarked in France 6 Jun 1944, d. 10 Jul 1944 of wounds initially buried at Military Cemetery at La Douvres reburied at Canadian War Cemetery Beny-Sur-Mer, Calvados, France, Grave 16, row E, plot 2 3 Kenora Miner News (KMN) http://www.kenorapubliclibrary.org/library-resources/newspaper-archives.aspx 11 May 1945 4 Kenora Miner News (KMN) http://www.kenorapubliclibrary.org/library-resources/newspaper-archives.aspx 23 Oct 1945 Lieutenant A Captain Elmer b. 25 Nov 1916 Brandon m. Helen Martin, driver Mechanic before enlisting in May 1942, TH9018 22 Canadian Armoured Regiment (Canadian Grenadier Guards, awarded Military Cross for actions on 29 Apr 1945 d. 1990 Winnipeg5 Private Charles Stewart Erskine, H70609, son of Charles Erskine b. 19 May 1923, Kenora, enlisted 27 Nov 1942 Fort William, 102nd C. A. (B) Training Centre, disembarked UK 22 May 1943, Disembarked from UK 6 Jun 1944, South Saskatchewan Regiment R.C. I. C. Disembarked in France 8 Jun 1944, d. 25 Jul 1944 Canadian War Cemetery at Brett-Sur-Laize, France Sergeant Major Raymond Leo Favreau, son of Oscar Albert Favreau and Mary Rose Selma Gariepy b. 1922 enlisted with 2nd Medium Regiment RCA in May 1941 fought in Sicily, Italy, transferred to Western front in Feb 1945, mention in despatches, d. Mar 1989 Kenora, Ontario6 Company Sergeant Major Jock Forbes, son of John Forbes and Elizabeth Mackie Farquhar, b. 27 May 1910, Keewatin, Ontario, Canada, m. Isabella Grace Gray McLeod 4 Jul 1903 Keewatin, Ontario, enlisted 27 Sep 1939 Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, went overseas Dec 1940, landed in France Jul 8 1944, fought in France, Belgium and Holland, wounded in Nov 1944, fighting in Holland, Feb 10 1945, d.
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