Private Daniel Sullivan

Daniel Sullivan was born in London, England, on 3 August 1897. A farmer living at Ormstown, Quebec, he enlisted at Montreal on 30 March 1916 as Private 919187. He served overseas with the 24th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, and was wounded in France on 15 August 1917. After treatment in France and England he returned to Canada for further medical care and was discharged at Montreal on 26 July 1918 as medically unfit because of wounds.

1897-08-03 — Born.
1916-03-30 — Enlisted as Private 919187.
1916-12-26 — Arrived in England.
1917-05-10 — Transferred from the 199th Battalion to the 23rd Reserve Battalion.
1917-05-22 — Posted to the 24th Battalion.
1917-05-25 — Arrived at Canadian Base Depot.
1917-06-04 — Forfeited two days' pay for washing in the lines contrary to Depot Order No. 50.
1917-06-11 — Left Canadian Base Depot for the 24th Battalion.
1917-06-12 — Arrived and joined the 24th Battalion in the field.
1917-08-15 — Wounded in action; gunshot wounds included the left arm/elbow and other sites documented in later medical records.
1917-08-16 — Admitted to No. 4 General Hospital for gunshot wounds.
1917-08-20 — Transferred to Cambridge Military Hospital for treatment of multiple gunshot wounds.
1917-11-09 — Transferred to Military Convalescent Hospital, Woodcote Park.
1918-01-25 — Discharged from the Woodcote Park/Epsom convalescent sequence.
1918-02-06 — Attached to the 23rd Reserve Battalion.
1918-02-11 — Joined Canadian Discharge Depot, Buxton, for discharge processing.
1918-02-12 — Taken on strength of Canadian Discharge Depot, Buxton.
1918-02-23 — Embarked for Canada from Liverpool.
1918-03-18 — Taken on strength of No. 4 Casualty Unit after return to Canada.
1918-04-10 — Admitted with partial stiffness of the left elbow following wounds.
1918-05-17 — Discharged from hospital to medical category C3.
1918-05-27 — Transferred to No. 4 Canadian Garrison Regiment.
1918-07-26 — Discharged as medically unfit because of wounds.