William Cook

Private William Cook

Survivor of WW1

Date of Death:

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Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW1 Private Canadian Infantry Army 148th Battalion

Notes

Was paying $30/Month rent in Glenelm
He had assigned $20/month pay to wife
Arrived in Canada 1911
Moved to Montreal after the war
Died at St. Annes Hospital, St Anne de Bellevue

Additional Service Notes

Howard Clouston signed medical exam in Huntingdon
Arrived England via SS Laconia 6 Oct 1916
transferred to 20th Reserve Battalion Witley, England 8 Jan 1917
Arrived back in Canada (Halifax) via HMT Olympic, then Montreal on 20 March 1918
Discharged with pain in back and legs in both feet when walking

Additional Next of Kin Notes

Married to Emma Caroline (Kimblin) Cook (1878-1975), January 1899, Peterborough, Northhamptonshire, England
had 3 boys, 5 girls
in August 1916
Caroline Lily Lavinia 12 Years (1903-1991)
Florence Evelyn 10 Years (1905-2008)
Alice Elizabeth 7 years (1909)
Rosie Gertrude 4 years (1912-1940)
Violet Elsie 1 year (1915-1987)
Harry 16 Years (1899-1967)
James William 14 Years (1901)
John George 4 years (1912-1996

Father was James Cook (1853-1930), Paston Riding Road, Dogsthrope, Northhamptonshire, England

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