Winnipeg Soldier’s Letter From Sea to England 1915
A Manitoba enlistment recount describes the 18th Mounted Rifles departure from Winnipeg to Portage la Prairie then voyage on troop ships to Queenstown and Avonmouth. The diarist notes receptions at Queenstown, pleasant weather, sea conditions, and passing London in darkness en route to Salisbury Plain and beyond.
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Shorncliff
Kent
Bay
MacGregor Mesa
Dean
18Th
Mounted Rifles
Portace Ta Prairie
Azul
Austin Heer
Samme
Winnipeg Sud
Bisttalion
Winnipeg
Unies
Ganga Gtp
Weil
Moncton
Tris
Ancester
Maple Leaf
Hwe
Queenston
Queenstown
Ireland
Onvedstown
England
Aminek
Orer
Avonmouth
Britain
Salisbury Plain
London
We Were Gilearecks Journey Homeward From Folkestone
The passage describes a hurried departure toward France and the arrival of troops from Folkestone by train to Dover, with mentions of the Canadian Hospital site nearby and wounded from the first contingent. Civilians and Belgian and French residents interact while plans to join the front unfold.
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Folkestone
Dover
France
Stre Tams
Canal Teritay
Deal
Ont
Yani
Obituary of Mrs Romer A Wilson Leaves Family Grief
Mrs Robt A Wilson dies in her sleep early Tuesday after rheumatic fever illness. Born in Mil an Ont in 1871, she leaves a husband Rev JOR and a son of seven, with relatives and community sympathy. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Robt. A. Wilson
Milan
Joras
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