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Twelfth Battalion s (ISSUED WITH MILITIA ORDERS, 1915.) CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. i ,; _ 0.?-4 ,_ ,4... ° _ k.. TWELFTH BATTALION NOMINAL ROLL OF OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN. 10m. 1-15 H.Q. 593-2-20. 73917 -1 s -r 0 12th BATTALION. eWp Reg. Country TAKEN ON STRENGTH No. Rank.ank.k Name, Surname first. Corps (if( any). NameN of Next of Kin. Address of NextNex of Kin. of Birth. Place. r Date. 1914. Lt.-Col Macleod, Harry Fulton 71st Regt Macleod, Mrs. H. F Fredericton, N.B Major Canada Valcartier.. ....... Swift, Albert Edward - 8th Regt Swift, Mrs. Jessie Guthrie 108, Grand Allée, Quebec, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Aug. 28 Major Guthrie, Percy Albert 71st Regt Guthrie, Mrs. Margaret E..... Charlotte St., Fredericton, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Hon. Captain... Hamilton, Andrew Lorne 77th Wentworth & 13th Hamil- ton Hamilton, Helena Canadian Bank of Commerce, Quebec, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Aug. 27 Captain Lyne-Evans, Josiah E. Particulars will be furnished when available I Hon. Captain. McAvity, Ronald Armstrong.. 62nd Regt McAvity, Mrs. Ena Frances... 107 Burpee Avenue, St. John, N.B .. Canada Valcartier.. Aug. 29 Captain Sutherland, Robert Hugh A. M. C Sutherland, Robert River John, N.S Canada Valcartier.. Aug. 29 Captain Ogilvie, Norman Craik 3rd Regt Ogilvie, Mrs. Florence B Pointe Claire, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 28 Captain Caulfield, Harry Frowd S..... 14th Hussars Caulfield, Mrs. Geraldine Mar- guerite. 36 Westbourne Gardens, London W., Eng England Valcartier.. Captain Van Wart, Horace Hume 71st Regt ., VanWart, Mrs. Wesley Fredericton, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Aug. 29 Lieutenant Greening, Edward Owen Corps of Guides Hall, Mrs. A 6 Park Hill, Richmond, Surrey, Eng England Major Valcartier.: Aug. 29 ... Rigby, Percy 45th Regt ... Rigby, Mrs 14 Portland Place, London, Eng England Valcartier.. Aug. 27 Captain Deedes, Harry Granville . Regular Army I Deedes, Beatrice E. B 151 St. John Street, Fredericton, N.B India Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Captain Sturdee, Harold Edwyn Carter 62nd Regt Sturdee, H. R 108 Hazen Street, St. John, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Captain McWilliam, William Leopold.. 8th Regt McWilliam, Johanna 14 St. Amable St., Quebec, P.Q.. Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 29 Captain Gowen, Henry Percy Dalkin.. 8th R. R. & 53rd Regt Billett, Mrs. S. G 94 Fraser St., Quebec, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 23 Captain Fraser, Charles Kenneth South Africa Fraser, Lt.-Col. H. R Sherbrooke, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 23 W Captain Sampson, Harry A Can. Militia Sampson, Mrs. E. S Sherbrooke, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. Captain Mersereau, R. N. 25 Fred Hayes W. M. P Mersereau, Mrs. Minny Mabel. Doaktown, N.B Canada . Valcartier.. Sept. 24 Supy. Captain.. McDonald, Harry 85th Regt McDonald, J. A P. O. Box 1955, Montreal, P.Q .... Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 27 Lieutenant . Vandenberg, John W Dutch Army Vandenberg, G. L . 166 High Park Ave., Toronto, Ont Holland Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Lieutenant Lefèbvre, Hercule 85th Regt Lefèbvre, Hubert 304 Fabre Street, Montreal, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Lieutenant Winslow, Jasper Andrew .. 17th Hussars Winslow, J. J. Fraser Fredericton, N.B Canada - Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Lieutenant Key-Jones, Wm. Henry Nil Key-Jones, Violet Fulford Hall, York, Eng Lieutenant England Valcartier.. Sept. 7 Ryder, E. Stewart 71st Regt Ryder, Geo. P., Capt St. Stephen, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Lieutenant Eason, Frank 71st Regt , Eason, Mrs. T. J 10 Cowan Ave., Toronto, Ont Canada ' Valcartier.. Sept. 28 . Lieutenant Roberts, T Can. Militia Roberts, Mrs. Frances Box 258, Fredericton, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 . Lieutenant Welsh, R. Havelock 62nd Regt ' Welsh, Mrs. Annie P 152 Charlotte Street, St. John, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Lieutenant Morgan, Cuthbert J 62nd Regt O'Regan, Mrs. F. L 276 Rockland Rd., St. John, N.B .. Canada Valcartier.. Lieutenant Mersereau, Cecil Rhodes 73rd Regt Mersereau, Mrs. J. G Chatham, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Lieutenant Sterling, Robert A Argyll & Suth. High. (Terr.). Stirling, Jessie Glendhanan, Dunoon, Scot Lieutenant Scotland Valcartier.. Sept. 29 McNally, Theodore Rand Nil McNally, Mrs. James G 224 Brunswick St., Fredericton, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 30 Lieutenant Laurie, Duncan Allan 8th Regt Laurie, Archie 2 College Court Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Lieutenant . Hall, Hy. Forsythe 8th Regt Hall, W. C. J 12 Laporte St., Quebec, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Lieutenant Macrae, Frederick Beaumont. 2nd Batt. R. C. R Macrae, Margaret Vernon Bridge, P. E. I Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 Lieutenant Stewart, Robert Percy ... 8th Regt Stewart, Jas. D Montmagny, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. , Sept. 24 Lieutenant Bowen, Edward Hugh 53rd Regt Bowen, Mrs. F. W. W Sherbrooke, P.Q Lieutenant Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 28 Crawford, Ian Laurie 8th Regt Crawford, Mrs. W. L Chaudière Basin, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Lieutenant Adams, Milton K Can. Militia Adams, Alex. A 593 Parliament St., Toronto, Ont Lieutenant Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Sansom, Ernest William . 71st Regt Sansom, Mrs. J. E Stanley, N.B. Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Lieutenant MacDonald, Eric.. 71st Regt MacDonald, J. H. (Rev. Dr.). 89 Germain St., St. John, N.B Lieutenant Blake, Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Arthur 31st East Yorks Blake, Sir Henry, G. C. M. G. Myrtle Grove, Youghal, Cork, Ire Ireland Valcartier.. Sept. 24 Lieutenant Locke, Phillip Joseph - 5th R. Warwicks Regt Locke, Mrs. Bridget Crawford Bay, B.0 England Valcartier.. Sept. 27 Lieutenant Jennings, Douglas Cecil 8th Regt Jennings, Mrs. J. A St. Margaret's Old Rectory, Canterbury, Eng England Valcartier.. 23215 Cpl. M. G Adams, Alert A Particulars will be furnished when available . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 23487 Private _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Adams. Ernest Nil Adams_ Sandv. f'amnhall+nn N.B _... ftanaria. Valeartier_ Sent. 23 W O 12th BATTALION-Continued. Country TAKEN ON STRENGTH Reg. Address of Next of Kin. of Rank. Name, Surname first. Corps (if any). Name of Next of Kin. Birth. No. Ì Place. Date. I 1914. S. A Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 23 22541 Adams, George H Nil York, Mrs. Calvin Houlton, Maine, U. Private ' Valcartier.. Sept. 23 Adams, Mrs. W 9 \\ ilbraham Pl. Sloane St., London, Eng England ' 53rd Regt 23231 L.-Corporal Adams, Victor 214 Waterloo St., St. John, N.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 28 22704 Private ' ,. Addison, Joseph S. A. C. C Addison, Mrs. Joseph Sept. 29 Mrs. S 34 Hereford St., Walsall, Eng England Valcartier.. 23097 L.-Corporal Aldridge, Arthur Imp. Forces Aldridge, Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 36 P. E. I. L. I Alexander, Mrs. Wm Cardigan, P. E. I 23132 Private Alexander, F Valcartier.. ! Sept. 29 Nil Allen, Dorothy Cumberland, Ont , Canada 22833 Private Allan, Creswell, John Ingate House Beccles, Suffolk, Eng India Valcartier.. Sept. 22 23356 L.-Corporal Allen, E. C. Frank 102nd Regt Allen, Mrs Valcartier.. Sept. 27 Scottish Horse Allen Thomas 4 Ballymoney St, Ballymena, Ire Ireland 22963 Private Allen James Canada Valcartier.. ; Sept. 23 73rd Regt Allen, Robert Chatham, N.B 23476 Sergeant Allen, Ronald Hosmer, B.0 Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 26 22964 Private Alike, Nicholas Nil Alike, Harry Sept. 28 Alward, Mr. James 211 Sydney St., St. John, N.B Canada Valcartier.. 22705 Private Alward, Wm. Alex 62nd Fusiliers Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 22 102nd Regt Tremayne, Mrs. F. G Sutton West, Ont 23360 Private Anderson, Allan Wm Sweden Valcartier.. I Sept. 27 Nil Anderson, Mrs. K Trail, B.0 23361 Private Anderson, Claus F Bergdalen, No. 3B, Linkoping, Sweden ... Sweden Valcartier.. Sept. 25 23486 Anderson, Enoch M 73rd Regt Anderson, C. J Corporal 211 John St., Quebec., P.Q England Valcartier..', Sept. 23 23088 Corporal Anderson, John R. C. E Anderson, Mrs. John 23 9 Victoria Islam, Manchester, Eng England Valcartier ..,Sept. 22542 Private Andrews, John Geo Nil Andrews, Mrs. J Rd., Appleby, John F New Glasgow, N.S Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 28 22706 Private Appleby, Joseph H 62nd Fusiliers P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 28 Archambault, Louis Geo 5th Royal Scots Archambault, Adèle. 102 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal, 23222 Private South Slocan, B.0 Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 27 at., 23467 Arm. Corporal.. Ashby, Gerald 4th Imp. Regt Ashby, Mrs Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 25 Nil Ashford, Clara E., Mrs . Newcastle, N.B 23488 Private Ashford, William New Aberdeen, C.B Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 23 23622 Private Ashworth, Joseph 8th Connaught Rangers Ashworth, Mrs. Sarah 22543 Private Atkinson, Charles Particulars will be furnished when available 80 Broad St., St. John, N.B England Valcartier.. Sept. 26 22707 Atkinson, Sydney H 62nd Fusiliers Atkinson, Mrs. S. H Private 12 Oliver St., Sherbrooke, P.Q Canada Valcartier Sept. 29 22834 Private Auger, Ovila Joseph 54th Regt Auger, Alfred 29 12 Oliver St., Sherbrooke, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 22835 Private Auger, Wilfred 54th Regt Auger, Alfred Sept. 23 2500 Blvd, Rosemount, Montreal, P.Q 6 Canada Valcartier.. 23621 Private Auger, Fortunat Nil Auger, Joseph 23 Léon 126 St. Philippe St., Montreal, P.Q Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 23620 Private Audette, Arthur Nil Audette, Canada Valcartier.. Sept. 22 2nd Field Batt Aylmer, Lord Queen's Bay, Kootenay Lake, B.0 23357 Lance -Corporal. Aylmer, Basil A E Bank House, Wimbourne, Dorset, Eng England Valcartier.. Sept. 22 23363 Private Bacchus, Noel Leonard Terr. Force Bacchus, Charles 23098 Private Baiette, Angelo Particulars will be furnished when available ..¡Sept. 26 Bailey, A. A Eaton Corner, P.Q Canada Valcartier 23232 Private Bailey, Thomas S 7th Hussars U.S.A Valcartier Sept. 23 71st Regt Bailey, C. R St. Stephen, N.B 22531 Lance -Corporal. Bailey, Cecil H Kent, Eng . England Valcartier.. Sept. 22 Artists & H. A. C Bayley, E. H . Ellesmere, Sundridge Ave., Bromley, 23362 Private . Bayley, Albert Ed Russells Foundry, Derby, Eng England , Valcartier.. Sept. 29 22715 Private Bailey, Edwin 62nd Regt Bailey, William 23 11 West Muir St., Park Head, Glasgow, Scot Scotland Valcartier.
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