Military Service
Service Number: 838469
Age: 28
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Division: 116th Bn.
Charles was killed instantly by a piece of shrapnel from an enemy shell, on the first day of the Amiens Battle, later known as the Hundred Day Offensive, that ultimately led to the end of WW I.
He is also remembered on a family marker at Mount Forest Cemetery in Southgate, Ontario.
Service Number: 838469
Age: 28
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Division: 116th Bn.
Charles was killed instantly by a piece of shrapnel from an enemy shell, on the first day of the Amiens Battle, later known as the Hundred Day Offensive, that ultimately led to the end of WW I.
He is also remembered on a family marker at Mount Forest Cemetery in Southgate, Ontario.
Military Service
Service Number: 838469
Age: 28
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Division: 116th Bn.
Charles was killed instantly by a piece of shrapnel from an enemy shell, on the first day of the Amiens Battle, later known as the Hundred Day Offensive, that ultimately led to the end of WW I.
He is also remembered on a family marker at Mount Forest Cemetery in Southgate, Ontario.
Service Number: 838469
Age: 28
Force: Army
Unit: Canadian Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force
Division: 116th Bn.
Charles was killed instantly by a piece of shrapnel from an enemy shell, on the first day of the Amiens Battle, later known as the Hundred Day Offensive, that ultimately led to the end of WW I.
He is also remembered on a family marker at Mount Forest Cemetery in Southgate, Ontario.
Inscription
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HAS TAKEN AWAY
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