185th Battalion at Witley Camp

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Part of 185th Canadian Infantry Battalion fonds

File contains a list of 185th Canadian Infantry Battalion troops in Witley Camp South, England, in 1917.

85th Battalion, NS Highlanders (Cape Breton Expeditionary Force, Honorary Colonel)

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Part of Cape Breton Highlanders fonds

File contains a report concerning the appointment of Sir Robert Laird Borden to Honorary Colonel, on October 3, 1916.

A Document from the National Personnel Records Centre

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Part of James W. Maddin fonds

Item is a document from the National Personnel Records Centre, featuring information about the location of Lieutenant James W. Maddin military records.

Absentee list

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Part of 185th Canadian Infantry Battalion fonds

File contains the absentee list for 185th battalion from the year 1916.

Anderson Family Legal Papers

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Part of Anderson Family fonds

File contains the Anderson family legal papers, primarily concerning property.

Attestation Papers, John Bernard Croak

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Part of John Bernard Croak fonds

Item is a copy of John Bernard Croak's attestation papers.

Canada Registration Board certificates

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Part of Canada Registration Board fonds

File contains two wartime registration certificates issued to Mrs. Lillian Lavy Harrison in 1918 and 1940.

Canadian Expeditionary Force Certificate of Service

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Part of James W. Maddin fonds

Item is a photocopy of a certificate of service issued to Lieutenant James W. Maddin for his service in the 185th Battalion. The certificate features the dates on which Maddin enlisted and was discharged from service, where he served, and which ba...

Case Book 2

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Part of Weldon Wood Patton fonds

Item is a case book from Dr. Patton's medical practice. The book contains information about patients who had been disabled during World War 1 and were seeking pensions.

Case Books

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Part of Weldon Wood Patton fonds

File contains two case books from Dr. Patton's medical practice concerning men who had served in World War 1 and were seeking medical proof of disability through war injury for pension purposes.