Private Joseph Leduc

Conflict:

WW1

Regimental No.:

291729

Cause of Death (in war):

Survived

Branch:

Army

Regiment:

Canadian Infantry

Battalion:

222nd Battalion

Company:

Date of Birth :

Place of Birth:

St. Stanislas De Kostka, Quebec

Date of Enlistment:

Age at Enlistment:

29 years

Date of Discharge:

Age at Discharge:

31 years 7 months

Date of Death:

Age at Death:

Country Born:

Canada

Trade or Calling:

Farm labourer

Next of Kin:

Antoine Leduc; father, Beauharnois, Quebec

Address at Enlistment:

St. Boniface, Manitoba

Religion:

Roman Catholic

Place of Enlistment:

St. Boniface, Manitoba

Was a Prisoner of War:

Not Specified

Height:

5 ft 8.0 in / 173 cm

Weight:

Chest:

36.5 in / 93 cm

Expansion:

2.0 in / 5 cm

Marital Status:

Single

Prior Military Experience:

Saw Service in:

Unknown

Place of Discharge:

Discharge Type:

Medically Unfit

Discharge Notes:

Discharged to invalid soldiers commission

Battle Died/Wounded:

Length of Service:

946 days in service

Buried at:

Conflict	Rank	Regiment	Branch	Unit
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	222nd Battalion
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	No. 4 District Depot
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	2nd Depot Battalion, 1st Quebec Regiment
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	10th Reserve Battalion
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	233rd Battalion
WW1	Private	Canadian Infantry	Army	178th Battalion

Survivor of WW1

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