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67<h1>The O'Leary Collection<br />
68Medals of The Royal Canadian Regiment</h1>
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70<p><em><span style="font-size: smaller;">As a collector of medals to The Royal Canadian Regiment (The RCR), my associated research has examined the service of Royal Canadians at home and abroad in times of peace and war. As the collection grew it expanded to include all the branches of the <a href="http://regimentalrogue.com/rcr_history/20180527_RCR_timeline_horiz_V2_8000px.jpg" title="The Royal Canadian Regiment timeline graphic">regimental family tree</a> including the amalgamated regiments of the Canadian Militia and the perpetuated units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Through these biographies, I would like to share some of their stories and those of The RCR. &mdash; Capt (ret'd) Michael M. O'Leary, CD, The RCR (The Regimental Rogue)</span></em></p>
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74<h3>The O'Leary Collection:</h3>
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78<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ALLEN_479031_oleary_collection.htm">479031 Private Geoffrey Austin Allen</a></b><br />Service under an assumed name.</td></tr>
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80<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ALLISON_A3285_oleary_collection.htm">A3285 Pte William Rodgers Allison</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Second World War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Killed in action at Nissoria, Sicily, Italy.</td></tr>
81
82<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="AMIOT_JP_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut. Jean Paul Amiot</a></b><br />
82Retrained from Artillery, a late war reinforcement officer for The RCR.</td></tr>
83
84<tr><td><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ARD_SB12725_oleary_collection.htm">SB-12725 Private Henry "Hank" Ard</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Korean War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />WIA at Hill 187, Died of Wounds in Japan</td></tr>
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86<tr><td><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ARDING_SB12630_oleary_collection.htm">SB12630 Private Robert "Robbie" Francis Arding</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Korean War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />A company cook, Killed in Action at Hill 355, Korea.</td></tr>
87
88<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ASHCROFT_477019_oleary_collection.htm">477019 Private Harold Ashcroft</a></b><br />Transferred to the Tunnelers.</td></tr>
89
90<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BAILEY_437213_oleary_collection.htm">437213 Private John Charles Bailey</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Commemorated on the Vimy Memorial.</td></tr>
91
92<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BALDWIN_477030_oleary_collection.htm">9750 / 477030 L/Cpl George A. Baldwin</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"Previously reported missing, &#8230; Killed in Action."</em></td></tr>
93
94<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BARKER_1033138_oleary_collection.htm">1033138 Private Robert John W. Barker</a></b><br />A man with mysteries in his history.</td></tr>
95
96<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BARLOW_477040_oleary_collection.htm">477040 Sergeant Harry James Barlow, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /></td></tr>
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98<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BEAVER_814431_oleary_collection.htm">814431 Private Edward Beaver</a></b><br />An Alderville First Nation soldier of the Great War.</td></tr>
99
100<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BEDELL_477057_oleary_collection.htm">477057 Sergeant Robert Bedell</a></b><br />"&#8230;full of spirits&mdash;very full&#8230;"</td></tr>
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102<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BELL_407119_oleary_collection.htm">407119 Private John Bell</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Died of wounds received in action.</td></tr>
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104<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BRETT_823827_oleary_collection.htm">823827 Private George Henry Brett</a></b><br />From "London's Own" to the 1st Canadian Infantry Works Battalion</td></tr>
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106<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BURKE_415026_oleary_collection.htm">415026 Private John Thomas Burke</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
106<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Court martialled for desertion in Canada. Commemorated on the Vimy Memorial.</td></tr>
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108<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_CM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_7Fus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_CanFus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BUTLER_WC_oleary_collection.htm">Major Walter "Chester" Butler, V.D.</a></b><br />"Brought to Notice of the Secretary of State for War for valuable services rendered."</td></tr>
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110<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BUTTERY_6891_oleary_collection.htm">6891 Private Albert Buttery</a></b><br />An old campaigner and an undeserved end.</td></tr>
111
112<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="BYFORD_477036_oleary_collection.htm">477136 Private Thomas Byford</a></b><br /></td></tr>
113
114<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CARR_9583_oleary_collection.htm">9583 Acting Corporal Francis "Frank" G. Carr</a></b><br />"Fit for bandsman."</td></tr>
115
116<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CARROTHERS_477158_oleary_collection.htm">477158 Private William Charles Carrothers</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Died of wounds, age 25.</td></tr>
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118<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CLARKE_3203115_oleary_collection.htm">3203115 Private Frederick James Clarke</a></b><br /> </td></tr>
119
120<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CLAYTON_B801204_oleary_collection.htm">B801204 Cpl Allan James John Clayton</a></b><br />Operational service in North West Europe and in Korea.</td></tr>
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122<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CLELAND_478866_oleary_collection.htm">478866 Pte George William Cleland</a></b><br />A deserter and a stowaway, but not to avoid military service.</td></tr>
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124<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_2BnMG_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CLUFF_HR_oleary_collection.htm">Lieutenant Howard Roger Cluff</a></b><br />"London's Own" to London Lawyer.</td></tr>
125
126<tr><td><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ColPF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="COCKBURN_3234_oleary_collection.htm">3234 Corpl. (A/Sergt.) John William Cockburn</a></b><br />"&#8230;a prince of good fellows and &#8230; every inch a soldier."</td></tr>
127
128<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="COLLIN_454726_oleary_collection.htm">454726 Pte Jean Baptiste Collin</a></b><br /><em>"I won't go back to Camp, Fuck the Camp and Military Police."</em></td></tr>
129
130<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="COLLINS_477184_oleary_collection.htm">Captain George Ernest Collins</a></b><br />An RCR soldier commissioned from the ranks into the British Army</td></tr>
131
132<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_2BnMG_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="COOPER_401713_oleary_collection.htm">401713 Sergeant Frank Russell Cooper, D.C.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="DCM icon" title="A recipient of the Distinguished Conduct Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_dcm.jpg" /><br />"For conspicuous gallantry and initiative in command of a section of four machine guns."</td></tr>
133
134<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CROCKFORD_SB64835_oleary_collection.htm">
134SB-64835 Sergeant John Edward Crockford</a></b><br />One of the first regimental parachutists.</td></tr>
135
136<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CROWE_RM_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut.-Col. Ralph Marston Crowe</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Second World War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>&#8230;a brave and able officer who died gallantly&#8230;</em></td></tr>
137
138<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="CUMBERLAND_477212_oleary_collection.htm">477212 Sergeant Albert Cumberland</a></b><br /> </td></tr>
139
140<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_CanFus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DAVIS_A71109_oleary_collection.htm">A-71109 Private Jack Thompson Davis</a></b><br />A Canadian Fusilier and a Royal Canadian.</td></tr>
141
142<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_168CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DAWSON_675618_oleary_collection.htm">675618 Private Joel Dawson</a></b><br />From "Oxford's Own" to the 1st Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade.</td></tr>
143
144<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_EM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DOBSON_A3523_oleary_collection.htm">A-3523 Pte Frederick James Dobson</a></b><br />Recommended for the American Bronze Star.</td></tr>
145
146<tr><td><img src="images/tag_LSGC_CM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DODGE_GA_oleary_collection.htm">Colonel George Allison Dodge, V.D.</a></b><br />3rd (Special Service) Battalion Quartermaster, later first Permanent Force Service Corps officer.</td></tr>
147
148<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DOW_477260_oleary_collection.htm">477260 Private Willard Dow</a></b><br />"His service record is remarkable for its brevity."</td></tr>
149
150<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DULMAGE_455277_oleary_collection.htm">455277 Private David Jahiel (John) Dulmage</a></b><br />Shot wounds and gas in his first war, regular leave and AWL in his second.</td></tr>
151
152<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DUNCAN_401045_oleary_collection.htm">401045 Sergeant Robert Duncan</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Killed by an aeroplane bomb.</td></tr>
153
154<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="DURRANT_6420_oleary_collection.htm">6420 Bugler (Private) William Thomas Durrant</a></b><br />Discharged from the C.E.F., medically unfit, on 18 Jan 1915.</td></tr>
155
156<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="EDWARDS_823467_oleary_collection.htm">823467 Private Henry William Edwards, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br />"Awards with Gazette dates this late are usually &#8230; Canada's 100 Days."</td></tr>
157
158<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ELSTON_1033010_oleary_collection.htm">1033010 Private Philip Aubrey Elston</a></b><br />
158Court Martialled for a self-inflicted wound.</td></tr>
159
160<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="EVERSFIELD_6452_oleary_collection.htm">6452 Private Leslie Eversfield</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"&#8230;a grandson of the celebrated Irish actor, Dion Bousicoult (sic)&#8230;"</td></tr>
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162<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="FARDY_477294_oleary_collection.htm">477294 Sergeant William John Joseph Fardy</a></b><br /> </td></tr>
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164<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="FISHER_6793_oleary_collection.htm">6793 Private John Andrew Fisher</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Killed in Action between 22 Apr 1915 and 30 Apr 1915."</td></tr>
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166<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="FITZWALTER_477960_oleary_collection.htm">477960 Corporal Charles Fitzwalter</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Which Walters' "Fitz"?</td></tr>
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168<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="FLANAGAN_158582_oleary_collection.htm">158582 Acting Sergeant John Joseph Flanagan, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" />&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /> </td></tr>
169
170<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="FOSTER_477313_oleary_collection.htm">477313 Acting Sergeant Albert Ernest Foster, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br />"&#8230;in showing admirable coolness set a magnificent example&#8230;"</td></tr>
171
172<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_7Fus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="GANDIER_EB_oleary_collection.htm">Captain Everest Baldwin Gandier</a></b><br />Wounded at Courcelette, a casualty of his first and only tour in the trenches.</td></tr>
173
174<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="GLADWIN_477347_oleary_collection.htm">477347 A/L/Corporal Albert Edward Gladwin, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /> </td></tr>
175
176<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_CM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_2BnMG_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="GRAFTON_CS_oleary_collection.htm">Lt.-Col. Charles Stewart Grafton, V.D.</a></b><br />Author of "The Canadian Emma-Gees"</td></tr>
177
178<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="GUIMOND_444833_oleary_collection.htm">444833 Private Aurele Guimond</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
178<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Died of Wounds received in Action (G.S.W. Mult. Sev.)"</td></tr>
179
180<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="GUNN_469511_oleary_collection.htm">469511 Private William Alexander Gunn</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Left leg amputated in France &mdash; Gas Gangrene."</td></tr>
181
182<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HALE_FA_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut. Frederick Amherst Hale</a></b><br />A Company Commander at Vimy Ridge, a Private in Siberia.</td></tr>
183
184<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HAMILTON_477377_oleary_collection.htm">477377 Private Douglas Thomas Hamilton</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /> </td></tr>
185
186<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HARNISH_3180900_oleary_collection.htm">3180900 Private Walter Littlewood Harnish</a></b><br />An MSA Draftee who arrived in France days before the Armistice.</td></tr>
187
188<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HARTLEY_455751_oleary_collection.htm">455751 A/Corporal Warren Merton Hartley</a></b><br />Under-aged soldier in the First War; RCAF radar officer in the Second.</td></tr>
189
190<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HAWKINS_488223_oleary_collection.htm">488223 Pte George Francis Hawkins</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial at Ypres.</td></tr>
191
192<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HEARNS_400576_oleary_collection.htm">478922 Private Douglas Henry Hearns</a></b><br />An underaged soldier, buried by shellfire on his only tour of the front line.</td></tr>
193
194<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HELESIC_SA111379_oleary_collection.htm">SA-111379 Warrant Officer (Class II) Otto Mark Helesic</a></b><br />"Anywhere including Overseas except most secret assignments."</td></tr>
195
196<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HICKS_127678_oleary_collection.htm">127678 Pte Frederick Walter Hicks</a></b><br />"Not being likely to become an efficient soldier."</td></tr>
197
198<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HIMES_127075_oleary_collection.htm">127075 Acting Corporal George Wesley Himes</a></b><br />"In the post-war years, Himes was a well-known Galt athlete."</td></tr>
199
200<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HODSON_V_oleary_collection.htm">Brigadier Vernon "Uncle Bill" Hodson</a></b><br />The only officer of the Regiment to land in England and France on regimental service in both World Wars.</td></tr>
201
202<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HUTTON_477477_oleary_collection.htm">477447 Acting/C.Q.M.S. Richard Rolfe Hutton</a></b><br />A 20-year-old Sergeant at Vimy Ridge.</td></tr>
203
204<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="HYMMEN_477448_oleary_collection.htm">7578&#8211;477448&#8211;15055 Sgt Gordon Hymmen</a></b><br />Regimental sportsman and Great War veteran.</td></tr>
205
206<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="IRVING_715141_oleary_collection.htm">715141 Private Edward Kay Irving</a></b><br />Wounded in action near Ypres on 16 Nov 1917.</td></tr>
207
208<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="JACKSON_454638_oleary_collection.htm">454638 Private William Henry Jackson</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
208<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Repatriated sick to Canada and died of illness.</td></tr>
209
210<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="JAMIESON_3180313_oleary_collection.htm">3180212 Private Noble Avard Jamieson</a></b><br />A conscript and a gas casualty.</td></tr>
211
212<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="JESSOP_A432_oleary_collection.htm">A-432 Corporal James Harold "Harry" Jessop&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /></a></b><br />"Killed in Action &mdash; While leaving the "jumping off trench"&#8230"</td></tr>
213
214<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="JOHNS_12719_oleary_collection.htm">12719 CQMS Harold Johns</a></b><br />RCR regimental service between the World Wars.</td></tr>
215
216<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_CM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_OR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="JOHNSON_A512212_oleary_collection.htm">A-57541 Sergeant George Johnson</a></b><br />"Likes his work very much; gets along easily with his men."</td></tr>
217
218<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="KRIMMEL_477501_oleary_collection.htm">477501 Private Henry William Krimmel</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />A Royal Canadian in the 7th Light Trench Mortar Battery.</td></tr>
219
220<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SA_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LAYBORN_SP_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut.-Col. Sidney Pilton Layborn</a></b><br />"You appear to be entitled to the best combination of clasps of any member of your Contingents."</td></tr>
221
222<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LEATHERBARROW_478928_oleary_collection.htm">478928 Private Arthur Robert Leatherbarrow</a></b><br />"&#8230fit for service, but not "general service."</td></tr>
223
224<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LEE_A3247_oleary_collection.htm">A3247 Private Elmer James Lee</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Second World War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"&#8230;officially reported died of wounds August twenty-seventh [1940]&#8230;"</td></tr>
225
226<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LITTLEWOOD_261826_oleary_collection.htm">261628 Private Arthur Frederick Littlewood</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /> </td></tr>
227
228<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LORKING_2355331_oleary_collection.htm">2355331 Lance Corporal Albert Lorking</a></b><br />Wounded in action, later a War Amps representative.</td></tr>
229
230<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="LOWE_477550_oleary_collection.htm">477550 Sergeant Walter Lowe, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" />&nbsp;&nbsp;
230<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /> </td></tr>
231
232<tr><td><img src="images/tag_Fenian_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_7Fus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MADDEVER_JF_1866_oleary_collection.htm">Private John Franklin Maddever</a></b><br />A "7th Fusilier" during the Fenian Raids</td></tr>
233
234<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MANZI_400831_oleary_collection.htm">400831 Pte Ernest William Manzi</a></b><br />A minor player in the 33rd Battalion ration scandal.</td></tr>
235
236<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MARCIL_2228308_oleary_collection.htm">8260 / 2228308 Sergeant Joseph Marcil</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />A Permanent Force RCR, and CEF service in Canada.</td></tr>
237
238<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_PF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MAULE_9790_oleary_collection.htm">9790 / 477583 / 12044 Sergeant James Edward Maule</a></b><br />"He is an excellent musician and thorough disciplinarian and his services are very satisfactory."</td></tr>
239
240<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McBRIDE_127514_oleary_collection.htm">127514 Private Harry McBride</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Underage, died in England, buried in Canada.</td></tr>
241
242<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McCALL_440029_oleary_collection.htm">440029 Private Douglas McCall</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /> </td></tr>
243
244<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McCONNELL_477630_oleary_collection.htm">477630 Cpl William James McConnell</a></b><br /><em>"Missing, believed taken prisoner."</em></td></tr>
245
246<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_2BnMG_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McCUBBIN_542152_oleary_collection.htm">542152 Corporal William Earl McCubbin, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /> </td></tr>
247
248<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ED_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McINTYRE_TA32271_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut.-Col. Edward McIntyre, E.D.</a></b><br />Injured in Italy with The RCR, Public Relations, and later command of his Militia regiment.</td></tr>
249
250<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McKAY_228218_oleary_collection.htm">228218 Private David McKay</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /></b><br />Killed by enemy artillery whilst in billets.</td></tr>
251
252<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SA_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McLAREN_7211_oleary_collection.htm">7211 Private Chester Duncan McLaren</a></b><br />A 7th Fusilier with The RCR, wounded at Paardeberg.</td></tr>
253
254<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McLEAN_A758_oleary_collection.htm">A/758 Lance Corporal Hector McLean</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
254<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"Killed in Action during a heavy bombardment at Hill 60, Zillebeke."</em></td></tr>
255
256<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_CM_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_OR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McLEAN_127719_oleary_collection.htm">127719 Sergeant Sylvester McLean</a></b><br />"Another member of the old 22nd Battalion band joined today."</td></tr>
257
258<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="McQUEEN_477661_oleary_collection.htm">477661 Pte William Foy McQueen</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the First World War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Twice wounded, and killed in action.</td></tr>
259
260<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MERCER_455084_oleary_collection.htm">455084 Private William Mercer</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Commemorated on the Vimy Memorial.</td></tr>
261
262<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_71CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MIDDLETON_127261_oleary_collection.htm">127261 Pte Isaac Allen Middleton</a></b><br /><em>"shrapnel wound, right upper arm (flesh)"</em></td></tr>
263
264<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_7Fus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MILLMAN_PM_oleary_collection.htm">Captain Percy McKinley Millman</a></b><br />"Percy Millman, a prominent insurance man of this city, has been named paymaster."</td></tr>
265
266<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MORTON_261556_oleary_collection.htm">261556 Pte Joseph Robert Morton</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Killed in action at Passchendaele Ridge.</td></tr>
267
268<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MOSS_477609_oleary_collection.htm">477609 Private Clifford Moss, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" />&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"As a Company Scout he fearlessly went forward time and again&#8230;"</td></tr>
269
270<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="MURRAY_6256_oleary_collection.htm">6256 Acting Sergeant James Fiddes Murray, D.C.M.</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="DCM icon" title="A recipient of the Distinguished Conduct Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_dcm.jpg" /></b><br />"For conspicuous gallantry&#8230;carried messages under heavy shrapnel fire&#8230;rescued three men who had been buried&#8230;"</td></tr>
271
272<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="NEVITT_BT_oleary_collection.htm">Lieutenant Bertram Tschudi Nevitt</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
272<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"He died as he lived, a soldier and a gentleman, and at the very forefront of battle."</td></tr>
273
274<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="NICHOLL_478662_oleary_collection.htm">478662 Pte John Lockwood Nicholl</a></b><br /><em>"Man looks about 60 years of age &#8230;"</em></td></tr>
275
276<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="NICHOLAS_3203064_oleary_collection.htm">3203064 Private Wilfred Seaforth Nicholas</a></b><br />Nicholas arrived at the Regiment on 13 Nov 1918.</td></tr>
277
278<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="OMEARA_478052_oleary_collection.htm">478052 Private Thomas O'Meara</a></b><br />A soldier of the Manchester draft of 1907, and a stowaway in 1915.</td></tr>
279
280<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PARTRIDGE_455657_oleary_collection.htm">455657 Private Ernest William Partridge</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>
280"He was wounded in the chest and left arm by bullets &#8230; and succumbed one week later at No. 49 C.C.S."</em></td></tr>
281
282<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PEARCE_4824-15130_oleary_collection.htm">4824 / 15130 Sgt Alfred Charles Pearce</a></b><br />A soldier of many regiments.</td></tr>
283
284<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PETRIE_400915_oleary_collection.htm">400915 Private Sidney R. Petrie</a></b><br />"&#8230at the age of 25 Petrie became a permanent resident of the Hospital for Insane."</td></tr>
285
286<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PETTITT_478900_oleary_collection.htm">478900 Private Cornelius Pettitt</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"I Remain your Loving Joe&#8230;" &#8212 Killed in Action at Regina Trench.</td></tr>
287
288<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PHILLIPS_823825_oleary_collection.htm">823825 Private Allan Phillips</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Killed by enemy shell bursting on road."</td></tr>
289
290<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PIPER_477728_oleary_collection.htm">9609 &#47; 477728 Private Albert Edward Piper</a></b><br /><em>"Arrived from England as a STOWAWAY &#8230;"</em></td></tr>
291
292<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="PIPPY_878226_oleary_collection.htm">878226 Private Thomas Joseph Pippy</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"Reported missing [after action] Sept. 30th, 1918."</em></td></tr>
293
294<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="RIX_477781_oleary_collection.htm">477781 Corporal Arthur Rix, M.M.</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /></b><br /> </td></tr>
295
296<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ROBERTS_477783_oleary_collection.htm">477783 Private William Henry Roberts</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Died whilst a prisoner of War."</td></tr>
297
298<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="ROSENCRANTS_733548_oleary_collection.htm">733548 Corporal Maynard Burton Rosencrants</a></b><br />3rd (Special Service) Battalion, The RCR; later CEF (112th Bn); and a family connection to the JFK assassination investigation.</td></tr>
299
300<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="RUMSBY_477805_oleary_collection.htm">477805 Private Harold George Rumsby</a></b><br />"&#8230;diagnosis of neurasthenia&#8230;later changed to Delusional Insanity."</td></tr>
301
302<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SANSON_477811_oleary_collection.htm">477811 Private George Sanson</a></b><br />Batman to Capt J.W. Coupe.</td></tr>
303
304<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SAUVE_477813_oleary_collection.htm">477813 Corporal "Charles Edward" Sauv&eacute;</a></b><br />"In brushes with lurking enemy parties, L-Cpl C.E. Sauv&eacute;&#8230;rendered courageous service."</td></tr>
305
306<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SEARLE_478922_oleary_collection.htm">400576 Private George Searle</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
306<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Commemorated on the Vimy Memorial.</td></tr>
307
308<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SHOOK_214215_oleary_collection.htm">214215 Pte John Leonard Shook</a></b><br />Negligent Discharge, circa 1918.</td></tr>
309
310<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SA_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SIMPSON_7985_oleary_collection.htm">7985 Sergeant Alfred Percy Simpson</a></b><br />Wounded at the battle of Paardeberg (Cronje's Laager).</td></tr>
311
312<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_7Fus_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SKELLY_491355_oleary_collection.htm">401159 / 491355 Private Albert Skelly</a></b><br />A London plumber, wounded at Flers-Courcelette.</td></tr>
313
314<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="SMITH_477858_oleary_collection.htm">477858 Private Joseph Smith</a></b><br /> </td></tr>
315
316<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_OR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="STACEY_477872_oleary_collection.htm">477872 Pte George Francis Joseph Stacey</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Commemorated on the Menin Gate.</td></tr>
317
318<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="STAYTE_6056_oleary_collection.htm">6056 Private David Henry Stayte</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Woodstock Private Killed In Action&mdash;Givenchy Survivor Falls"</td></tr>
319
320<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="STEELE_823298_oleary_collection.htm">823298 Pte Thomas Patrick Steele, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /><em>&#8230; for gallant conduct in the field &#8230;</em></td></tr>
321
322<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="STEWART_SP15250_oleary_collection.htm">SP-15250 C.S.M. (W.O. II) Clifford Charles Stewart</a></b></td></tr>
323
324<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_PF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="STIRLING_477887_oleary_collection.htm">9595 / 477887 / 12016 C.Q.M.S. John "Jock" Stirling, M.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="MM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_military_medal.jpg" /><br /><em>&#8230;an example to all the younger members of the Regiment.</em></td></tr>
325
326<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="TABOR_817177_oleary_collection.htm">817177 Private Wentworth Havelock Tabor</a></b><br />"Wounded in Action" on 20 May 1917.</td></tr>
327
328<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="TANGNEY_3186169_oleary_collection.htm">3186169 Private Thomas Joseph Tangney</a></b><br />"&#8230;
328landed in France on 8 Nov 1918&#8230;"</td></tr>
329
330<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="TASCHEREAU_MJHL_oleary_collection.htm">Lieut. Marie Jean Henrie Lini&egrave;re Taschereau</a></b><br />"&#8230;in Halifax on the day of the Halifax Explosion&#8230;"</td></tr>
331
332<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="TAYLOR_WH_190111_oleary_collection.htm">190111 Private William Henry Taylor</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />From the 91st Battalion to the 1st Battalion, died of disease.</td></tr>
333
334<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="THOMAS_477915_oleary_collection.htm">477915 Private Albert Morley Thomas</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /> </td></tr>
335
336<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="THOMPSON_734231_oleary_collection.htm">734231 Private Clark D. Thompson</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />The older Thompson brother, killed in action.</td></tr>
337
338<tr><td><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="THOMPSON_P13066_oleary_collection.htm">P13066 Sergeant Harold Thompson</a></b><br /><em>Instrumental Soloist for over 20 years of Canadian Army service.</em></td></tr>
339
340<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="THOMPSON_733849_oleary_collection.htm">733849 Private Norman Parker Thompson</a></b><br />The younger Thompson brother; post-war service in the Special Guard.</td></tr>
341
342<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="THOMS_A4279_oleary_collection.htm">A4279 Private Roland William Thoms</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Second World War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Pte. Roland Thoms, a first rate young soldier, &#8230; was killed."</td></tr>
343
344<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="TYLER_733146_oleary_collection.htm">733146 Private William Tyler</a></b><br />"Transferred to England for discharge as a MINOR."</td></tr>
345
346<tr><td><img src="images/tag_SA_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="UTTON_FW_oleary_collection.htm">Colonel Frederick William Utton</a></b><br />Wounded at Paardeberg; 1908 Olympian; a long and full military career.</td></tr>
347
348<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="VARCOE_455304_oleary_collection.htm">455304 Private Clayton "Earl" Varcoe</a></b><br />Previously reported missing &#8230; now officially Prisoner of War.</td></tr>
349
350<tr><td><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="VILLENEUVE_12536_oleary_collection.htm">12536 Private Gaudias "Jock/Grandpa/Pop" Villeneuve</a></b><br />"Grandpa" Villeneuve had a wonderful meal awaiting us.</td></tr>
351
352<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WALKER_400305_oleary_collection.htm">A305 / 400305 Private Andrew Walker</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
352<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"Previously reported Wounded, now Killed in Action."</em></td></tr>
353
354<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WALKER_477951_oleary_collection.htm">477951 Private Frederick George Walker</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />Wounded in action, 9 Apr 1917. Died of wounds, 18 Apr 1917.</td></tr>
355
356<tr><td><img src="images/tag_LSGC_PF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WALLACE_7239_oleary_collection.htm">7239 Sergt.-Maj. Instr. (W.O.I) James Duncan Stirling Wallace</a></b><br />"On 1 Jun 1912, he was appointed to the Physical Training Instructional Staff&#8230;"</td></tr>
357
358<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WATSON_425464_oleary_collection.htm">425464 Sergeant Ernest Watson, D.C.M.</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 50px; height: 12px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="DCM icon" title="A recipient of the Military Medal." src="images/ribbon_icon_dcm.jpg" /><br />"For conspicuous leadership and good work during the operations from 8th to 15th August, 1918."</td></tr>
359
360<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WEAGLE_733119_oleary_collection.htm">733119 Private Isaac Zenas Weagle</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />A long-range shelling casualty.</td></tr>
361
362<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WEBB_477974_oleary_collection.htm">477974 Sergeant George Webb</a></b><br />A soldier of the Manchester draft of 1907.</td></tr>
363
364<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_142CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WEBSTER_823504_oleary_collection.htm">823504 Private Frank Webster</a></b><br />"&#8230Webster's first and last tour of the forward trenches."</td></tr>
365
366<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WHITWORTH_6978_oleary_collection.htm">6978 Private John Henry "Harry" Whitworth</a></b><br />"On furlough to Canada for 12 weeks."</td></tr>
367
368<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WILCOX_477996_oleary_collection.htm">4334 / 477996 Pte Isaac Hamilton Wilcox</a></b><br />Permanent Force, South Africa, and C.E.F.</td></tr>
369
370<tr><td><img src="images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /><img src="images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WILSON_EF_oleary_collection.htm">Major Ernest Frederick "Tug" Wilson</a></b><br />"During the present war this officer has rendered exceptionally meritorious service&#8230"</td></tr>
371
372<tr><td><img src="images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><img src="images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="20" width="40" /></td><td><b><a href="WINDLE_A800005_oleary_collection.htm">A800005 Lance Corporal William Robert Christopher Windle (MiD)</a></b><br />A Korean War sniper and recipient of Mention in Despatches</td></tr>
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376<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />"Single, had measles, malaria, enteric, and dysentery in India. Uses alcohol and tobacco."</td></tr>
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476<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_Korea_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="ARD_SB12725_oleary_collection.htm">SB-12725 Private Henry "Hank" Ard</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Korean War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />WIA at Hill 187, Died of Wounds in Japan</p>
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480<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="WILCOX_477996_oleary_collection.htm">4334 / 477996 Pte Isaac Hamilton Wilcox</a></b><br />Permanent Force, South Africa, and C.E.F.</p>
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484<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="THOMPSON_734231_oleary_collection.htm">734231 Private Clark D. Thompson</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br />The older Thompson brother, killed in action.</p>
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486<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="THOMPSON_733849_oleary_collection.htm">733849 Private Norman Parker Thompson</a></b><br />The younger Thompson brother; post-war service in the Special Guard.</p>
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488<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_FWW_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_33CEF_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_1CEF_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="WALKER_400305_oleary_collection.htm">A305 / 400305 Private Andrew Walker</a></b>&nbsp;&nbsp;
488<img style="width: 20px; height: 20px; vertical-align:middle; " alt="poppy icon" title="A casualty of the Great War." src="../oleary_collection/images/poppy_icon.png" /><br /><em>"Previously reported Wounded, now Killed in Action."</em></p>
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492<p><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_LSGC_ARMY_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" /><img src="../oleary_collection/images/tag_RCR_50px.jpg" height="15" width="30" />&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><a href="THOMPSON_P13066_oleary_collection.htm">P13066 Sergeant Harold Thompson</a></b><br /><em>Instrumental Soloist for over 20 years of Canadian Army service.</em></p>
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