Fallen Soldiers Seaforth Highlanders of Canada
ALEXY, DAN JOHN, D J ASSELIN, MAURICE, M CROMB, CHARLES ALEXANDER, C A FERGUSON, JOHN, J T FRENCH, ARTHUR VERNON, A V HALL, FRANK CONSTANT, F C KING, RONALD DAVID BEAUMONT, R D B LORIMER, ROBERT JOHNSTON, R J LUCAS, DONALD ALFRED, D A MAC DONALD, WILLIAM KENNETH, W K MERCER, HUGH, H O'BRIEN, ROBERT, R OLIVER REGINALD BATES, O R POOLE, JAMES CLIFFORD, J C SILLERS, WILLIAM JOHN BALFOUR, W J B SIMPSON, THOMAS F., T F TAPLEY, CYRUS LUSWELL, C L
Royal Canadian Regiment
ALLISON, WILLIAM, W R ANDERSON, HUGH R., H R BALDWIN, FREDERICK, F BOYCE, LEONARD WALLACE, L W CAMERON, ALVIN, A CROWE, RALPH MARSTON, R M CUMMINGS, DOUGLAS, D M GIGGEY, JAMES FREDERICK, J F NORTON, JOSEPH ERNEST, J E POPE, JOHN HENRY WILLIAM, J H W TOULOUSE, CECIL LAVERNE, C L TURNER, FREDERICK, F A WALLACE, JAMES, J B
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, R.C.I.C.
ANDROS, JACK ALBERT, J A BOULTON, WILBERT ROY, W R BROWN, ALBERT, A BROWN, GEORGE DONALD, G D COUSINS, SIDNEY JOHN, S J CURRIE, CECIL HARVEY, C H EGERTON, LOUIS MARTIN, L M GARNEAU, DANIEL, D GILL, BASIL ERIC, B E HORN, JOHN ARCY, J D A Mc FEE, SAMUEL, S McKAY, EUGENE JOSEPH, E J NICOLL, JAMES, J SCHOLEY, JOHN RICHARD, J R
Loyal Edmonton Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BAXTER, EDWARD ROY, E R BRYANT, FRANKLYN NOLAN, F N CAMERON, JAMES ALEXANDER, J A CHRISTIE, EARL JOHN, E J HAMMELL, JAMES SHANNON, J S McEwan, Robert, R wanWESS, WILLIAM, W ZILNIC, SERGIE, S
Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BLAND, RAYMOND PHILLIP, R P CLEMENTS, ALFRED WILSON, A W FORTIER, MICHEL ONESIME, M O HIE, HARTLEY ALBERT ELWOOD, H A E JOHNSON, ERNEST, E KINNEAR, CALVIN, C McCORMICK, CECIL EDWIN, C E NASH, FERDINAND LEONARD, F L PITT, LLOYD, L J PUNCHARD, FREDERICK ERNEST, F E RORABECK, BASIL GERALD, B G SUTCLIFFE, BRUCE ALBERT, B A TAYLOR, JOHN RAYMOND, J R
West Nova Scotia Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BLINN, JOSEPH HOWARD, J H BOUDREAU, ANDREW, A W BOWER, HORACE LENT, H L C BROWN, WILLIAM LEONARD, W L DOUCETTE, GERALD JOSEPH, G J ELLIS, RICHARD HARTNEY, R H FARRIS, HAROLD WILLIAM, H W GORMAN, LAURIE EUGENE, L E HICKS, HARRY ANGUS, H A KEYES, FRED WILLIAM, F W PACE, WILLIAM KERR, W K PERRY, CLARENCE ALBERT, C A PETTIFER, ERNEST HENRY, E H REEVES, CHARLES CHESTER, C C RHULAND, DENNIS AUBREY, D A RICHARD, LEON JOSEPH, L J VEINOTTE, LARRY WILLOUGHBY, L W ZWICKER, WILLOUGHBY BRUNT, W B
Royal 22e Regiment, R.C.I.C.
BRAULT, GILLES, G CHARDOLA, JEAN, J P DION, PAUL ARMAND, P A FILIATRAULT, LEOPOLD, L LABRIE, NAPOLEON, N LAVIGNE, LEONCE, L LEBEL, MARCEL, M PRIMEAU, FERNAND, F TARTE, JOSEPH EPHREM, J E
Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
BROWN, HENRY, H CURRY, HUGH NATHANIEL HAROLD, H N H GILES, HARVARD, H
Royal Canadian Engineers
CAMPBELL, FRED THOMAS, F T COLLINS, CHARLES EDWARD, C E DAIGLE, JOSEPH, J JEFFERYS, CHARLES ROSS, C R WALSH, EDGAR, E J
Royal Canadian Artillery
CLARKE, JAMES GORDON, J G COBURN, STANLEY RUSSELL, S R COOKE, THOMAS AUSTIN, T A SMITH, LEONARD ADAM, L A TERRY, DAVID DOUGLAS, D D WATEROUS, CHARLES HORATIO, C H
Carleton and York Regiment, R.C.I.C.
DEVOE, ARCHIE JOSEPH, A J PELLETIER, LEON HUBERT, L H TAYLOR, GRAYDON, G A
Three Rivers Regiment, R.C.A.C.
DILIO, JAMES MICHAEL VINCENT, J M V HAMILTON, JOSEPH LAMBERT, J L KANE, BERNARD MANUS, B M NORMAN, JOSEPH, J W WILLOUGHBY, CHARLES, C
4th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, R.C.A.C.
HARBOUR, GEORGE LAWRENCE, G L
Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
KLEIN, WILLIAM, W S
Royal 22e Regiment
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Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.), R.C.I.C.
LEGGO, JAMES GORDON, J G LENIUK, JOHN, J LUNN, ERNEST PEARSON, E P
48th Highlanders of Canada, R.C.I.C.
LEITH, IRVINE WLLLIAM, I W MORTON, ARTHUR, A PARKES, ORVILLE FREDERICK, O F PICARD, MURRAY JOSEPH, M J
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
SNOW, WILLARD STRINGAM, W S
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
WALKER, NORMAN ALAN, N A
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Arthur Morton was promoted in the field to the rank of Corporal, but this wasn't officially on paper, so that's why he was still a Private when he was buried. He was one of the 15 fatal battle casualties after the battle for Nissoria. The Glamour Boys lost 53 men there and 15 of them were fatal. (source: page 293 Dileas).
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