Staff-Sergeant Frank Tessier

Survivor of WW1

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General Information

Ranks

Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW2 Staff-Sergeant Canadian Infantry Army 1st Canadian Tank Brigade
WW1 Gunner Canadian Garrison Artillery Army 3rd Siege Battery
WW1 Private Canadian Army Service Corps Army Canadian Army Service Corps Depot

Available Transcriptions

Type Date Published Headline
News Clipping Frank Tessier is Reported Wounded

Additional Service Notes

went Overseas in November 1914, returning on Oct. 31. 1919. During that time he spent three years fighting
in France, in the Artillery, as dispatch and transport rider. Later he was promoted to the Air-force, under Major Bishop, from which he was discharged when the war was over, the proud holder of a 1st class certificate.

Additional Next of Kin Notes

Wife Miss Edith Fuller. of Horsham, Southern England, married 1917
Seven children: Doris in Montreal, Lynus, Dewittville, Gerald (Billy) like his father enlisted in May 1941, for Overseas Service, and is at present training in Baltimore. Maryland, USA. Nora, Rita, Gertrude and Ear], are with their mother, Mrs. Tessier, in Dewittville.

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