Daily British Whig (1850), 15 Apr 1916, p. 3

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| SSL RSE PTE. GEORGE HAGON, 6 Orchard street, Kington, who is Overseas with the 21st Battalion. so Atl UR RQ 5 OB 5 050 A PTE. GEORGE, T. HAGON, 2nd Battalion, son of Mrs. Hagon, Above is a snapshot of the late Sapper James Leonard MoQuay (on the 6 Orchard street, Kingston. Pte. Pte. Alex. Bennett, of the 97th Battalion, Toronto, and Pte. Robert Bennett, right), and of Lance Corporal Walter H. Ellis (on the left), who went Hagon has been missing since the of th ' : ; e 33rd Battery, Kingston, sons of Robt. J. B ott, T to, - from Queen's University with the 6th Field Company Canadian Division- battle of Langemarck, April 24th, ngs o ol ennett, Toronto,'and form al Engineers to the front under Major Lindsay Malcolm. Sapper Me- 1915. erly of Kingston. Quay, a former Quéen's rugby player, died from wounds, the latter part of February. He and Corpl. Ellis were bosom friends. 2.me Go THREE KINGSTON BROTHERS IN KHAKI. Three sons of Thos. B. Angrove, Queen Street, serving with the colors. They are all attached to Queen's Stationary Hospital Corps, Cairo, Egypt. CAPT. THOMAS R. LITTLE, No. 7 General Hospital (Queen's), at Cairo, Egypt. = hh SAPPER ALLAN SHEA, PTE. CHAS. BAYLIE, KINGSTON Wow loft Einguos wih No. § DRIVER W.3 BURNS, JUNIOR, : : ,C. 's Engineers, und 04 vers venue, Kingston, In France with the Transport Section of the 21st Battalion. This pic- 5 Jucels Engineers, under > Bd BB 222.8 ALS2BW . McPhail on Aug. 18th, overseas. with the 33rd Battery 5 2 Hao A 1904 Gt under Major W. Sears. GEORGE ANGROVE. THOMAS ANGROVE WILLIAM ANGROVE. + ture was taken at Hythe, Kent, England. : THREE BROTHERS IN ARMS. Below are three sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell Carruthers, corner Earl and Sydenham streets, Kingston, who are wearing the khaki. Another son, Capt. Colin Gordon Carruthers, was wounded at the Darda- nelles. FOUR BROTHERS IN ARMS. Below are four sons of the late ex-Mayor Edward Smyth, and brother of G eorge H. Smythe, of the legal firm of King & Smythe, Kingston, \ ; . - gr . 5 has LIBUT. DOUGLAS CARRUTHERS, CAPT. KENNETH B. CAR LIBUT. J. C. SMYTHE, . Canadian Mechanical Transport, RUTHERS, Overseas with the $2nd Vaneou- Assistant Adjutant 59fh Battalion. At the front with a draft from the France, ¢ 26th Kingston Battery, in France. wer Buttalion. 3834 Battalion.

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