Army
J Allingham
Rank: Private
Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force
Sent by: Miss D Campbell
Miss Campbell’s Address: 7 Offa Road, Clive Vale, Hastings
Other Info: Killed in action on 10th January 1918.
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Published: February 1918
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Edward William Covington
Rank: Private
Regiment: 7th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Wife: Mrs Kathleen May Covington
Brothers-in-Law: W Hutchinson, J Hutchinson & F Hutchinson
Address: 52 East 24th Street, Mountain, Hamilton, Ontario
Other Info: According to CWGC, Edward died aged 37 on 10th November 1917. He is remembered at Passchendaele New British Cemetery, grave reference V.B.9.
Edward’s CEF service papers can be viewed for free here.
Published: January 1918
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Army
G Anderson
Rank: Sapper
Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force
Parents-in-Law: Mr & Mrs Hazelden
Brothers-in-Law: Frederick Hazelden, Arthur J Hazelden, C Hazelden, Traton Hazelden & William C Bellchambers
In-Laws Address: 75 Hughenden Road, Hastings
Published: January 1918
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William Hindhaugh
Rank: Sergeant
Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force
Other Info: Photograph taken by Mr D. J. Eddy at the wedding of Sergeant L Carlton Dunn, second son of Mr J Dunn, Vancouver, B.C. of the Canadian Pioneer School, Seaford and Miss Caroline Mary Lawrence, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lawrence of Marina, St Leonards. The others in the group at Sergeant William Hindhaugh, the best man and Miss E Alexander and Miss Craske, bridesmaids. The ceremony was performed at the St Leonards Parish Church on 19th January 1918.
William’s CEF service papers can be viewed for free here.
Published: January 1918
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Lester Carlton Dunn
Rank: Sergeant
Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force
Wife: Mrs Caroline Mary Dunn (nee Lawrence)
Parents-in-Law: Mr & Mrs Thomas Lawrence
In-Law’s Address: Marina, St Leonards
Other Info: Photograph taken by Mr D. J. Eddy at the wedding of Sergeant L Carlton Dunn, second son of Mr J Dunn, Vancouver, B.C. of the Canadian Pioneer School, Seaford and Miss Caroline Mary Lawrence, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lawrence of Marina, St Leonards. The others in the group at Sergeant William Hindhaugh, the best man and Miss E Alexander and Miss Craske, bridesmaids. The ceremony was performed at the St Leonards Parish Church on 19th January 1918.
Lester’s CEF service papers can be viewed for free here.
Published: January 1918
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Alexander Nicol
Rank: Private
Regiment: Canadian Expeditionary Force
Wife: Mrs Lottie Nicol (nee Putland)
Address: St Leonards
Other Info: The wedding took place on 1st January 1918 at Christ Church, St Leonards. The Reverend Henley conducted the service. The bridegroom has served some months in France and has the honour of wearing two wound stripes. He is at present acting as an orderly at the Canadian Military Hospital, Ore.
Published: January 1918
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Charles F Glazier
Rank: Private
Regiment: 42nd Black Watch, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Mother: Charlotte M Glazier
Address: 6 Lower Church Road, Hollington
Other Info: Additional information from Charles’ CEF service papers.
Some of the friends who attended the marriage of Private F. E. Vidler, R.A.M.C., and Miss Amy Bannister, at Hollington Church-in-the-Wood on 22nd December 1917. The bridegroom was a member of the British Red Cross, V.A.D. and joined the R.A.M.C. on 10th August 1914. He left home on the 12th August, and was on duty in France on the 24th of that month, serving through Mons, etc, fortunately without receiving any injury, for three years and six weeks. A fortnight after returning from leave he was wounded, but happily recovered. Attending the bride are her two sisters, Ivy and Elsie, and Private C. F. Glazier, 42nd Canadian Black Watch, acted as best man.
Published: January 1918
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Ovilard Ouellette
Rank: Private
Regiment: Mounted Rifles, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Wife: Mrs Ivy M Ouellette (nee Woods)
Father-in-Law: E W Woods
Address: 9 New Road, Clive Vale, Hastings
Other Info: Name information thanks to WW1warbrides via Twitter.
Ovilard’s CEF service papers can be viewed for free here.
Published: January 1918
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F Gunter
Rank: Driver
Regiment: Field Artillery, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Sent by: Mrs Martin
Mrs Martin’s Address: 8 Rock-a-Nore Road, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded
Published: January 1918
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R Gibson
Rank: Driver
Regiment: Field Artillery, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Sister-in-Law: Mrs Martin
Brother-in-Law: F Martin
In-Law’s Address: 8 Rock-a-Nore Road, Hastings
Other Info: Wounded
Published: January 1918
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