Private Georges Renaud

Survivor of WW1

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Service Biography

Georges Renaud was born at Terrebonne, Quebec, on 11 March 1897. An electrician living in Valleyfield, he was drafted under the Military Service Act and joined the 1st Depot Battalion, 1st Quebec Regiment at Montreal on 13 July 1918 as Private 3087140. His service remained in Canada. He was struck off strength and discharged effective 13 August 1918 on return to the Registrar's Records.

General Information

Ranks

Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW1 Private 1st Quebec Regiment Canadian Expeditionary Force 1st Depot Battalion

Service Chronology

1897-03-11 — Born
1918-07-13 — Joined as Private 3087140
1918-07-17 — Medical examination under Military Service Act; placed Category E
1918-07-17 — Executed military will naming father Antoine Renaud as beneficiary
1918-08-13 — Struck off strength on return to Registrar's Records; Depot Battalion Part II Order 212 dated 31 July 1918
1919-03-07 — Proceedings on Discharge administratively confirmed; document retains 13 August 1918 as Date of Discharge

Notes

Physical description: medium complexion, hazel eyes and dark hair.

Additional Service Notes

Drafted under the Military Service Act and joined the 1st Depot Battalion, 1st Quebec Regiment at Montreal on 13 July 1918 as Private 3087140. His documented service remained in Canada. He was struck off strength on return to the Registrar's Records effective 13 August 1918 under Depot Battalion Part II Order 212 dated 31 July 1918. The Proceedings on Discharge repeats 13 August 1918 as his date of discharge; the form was administratively confirmed at Montreal on 7 March 1919.

Additional Next of Kin Notes

Father and next of kin: Antoine Renaud of Valleyfield, Quebec. A will dated 17 July 1918 names his father Antoine Renaud as beneficiary.

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