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Hello, my name is Alexander Andrew Ronaldson Scott and I''m the great grandson of Andrew Scott, Regimental number 1045873. Andrew was wounded on 08/26/1918 in the Arras Sector. He was with the 20th canadian battalion, 2nd CDN Div. I do have copies of all of his WW1 papers and I''m trying to contact anyone with more information about the battalion. please contact me at letthewookiewyn@aim.com Thank you and god bless, -Alexander Scott PA. USA		5/26/2008	Alexander Scott
I just found this site, am going to France to visit my uncle's burial site WW1. He died on August 8,1918 wounded on August 8, 1918, killed in action later that morning August 8,1918. Buried at Wood Cemetery Marcelcave, France. His name was Lance Corporal John Addison Orser, enlisted 1916, did serve in the 67 militia for 3 months prior to enlisting. I have copies of letters to his parents from England and France and would share some of this information with Canadian Great War Project. His regimental number 742353, Army, Enlisted, saw service in France, Amiens, Somme region. Date of birth November 4 , 1896, Cloverdale New Brunswick, Canada Single Height 6 ft, Canadian ethnic origin Dutch, English, Thanks this is an interesting site. Parents Oakley and Sophia Orser He was one of 13 children 8 boys 5 girls.		5/24/2008	Judith Orser Nicholson
I am a member of Dawson Branch #1 Royal Canadian Legion. I was born here in Dawson. Many of thsoe who were in the Great War od 1914 - 1918 and came back to Dawson I knew quite well. There were 620 left the Yukon for the front, there was probably 500 were from the Dawson area, many of them were palcer gold miners, and had arrived in the Klondike during the Gold rush of 1898. I was in the R.C.A.F. went overseas as a single engine pilot. there were also three of my borther who went overseas, my brother Bill went in on D Day with the Winnepeg Rifles, 74 of them were captured and spent the rest of the war as prisnors. we all came home " thank Gold"		5/23/2008	John Gould
I will come back, I am a vetera of the 2nd war, with the R.C.A.F		5/23/2008	John Gould
Your site is a great tribute to the soldiers and I would like to add my Father's name as a recipient of the Military Medal. Also would like to know how to access the sailing list on the H.S.Araguaya from Liverpool 4/2/18. Keep up the good work. D wilson		5/16/2008	Dorothy Wilson
I have just discovered your site. Excellent work and much appreciated.		5/16/2008	John Woodcock
Here is some more information on George jarrett ; Service no. 7989 -killed /april22 1915. Enlisted 1 September 1914 enlisted at Valcartier occupation labourer DOB Aug. 13 1879 Born in England (Hooley Hill, lancashire) Married 3 children - Sault Ste Marie Ontario (wife Elizabeth) age at enlistment: 35 had served in the British Army Kings Own Royal Lacashire - 10 years including the Boer War Height 5 ft 6in expansion 37.5 Presumably (based on date) died in second battle of Ypres Religion: Church of England Ethnic origin: White		5/9/2008
An excellent and well thought out site. I was very pleased to locate the information on Goldwin McCausland Pirie who is related to my cousin. I applaud the through research that has gone into making this site. Many thanks!		4/13/2008	E M Weir
Thank you for the work you have done on this site...I just listed My Grand dad and his three brothers...I want to honor properly and listing them here I feel is the right thing to do. Excellent site		4/11/2008	James Stewart
Great site. You are to be commended for this effort to honor those who served. I found my grandfather`s record and would like to add some information, how do I do this. I have regestered today but cannot find where/how to update his information. His son also served but he does not seem to be recorded just yet. Regards, Peggy		4/2/2008	Peggy Knight Verzulli

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