A victim of the May 15, 1929 Cleveland Clinic disaster.
Wife: Beatrice H. Andison
Enlisted as a Private, Service number 2293766 in the Lord Strathcona's Horse, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Winnipeg, Manitoba on 1 Mar 1918 and was transferred to AMC. T.D. No. 10. He served in Canada and was discharged from the service by reason of being a medical student on 28 Nov 1918 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Wife: Beatrice H. Andison
Enlisted as a Private, Service number 2293766 in the Lord Strathcona's Horse, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Winnipeg, Manitoba on 1 Mar 1918 and was transferred to AMC. T.D. No. 10. He served in Canada and was discharged from the service by reason of being a medical student on 28 Nov 1918 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
A victim of the May 15, 1929 Cleveland Clinic disaster.
Wife: Beatrice H. Andison
Enlisted as a Private, Service number 2293766 in the Lord Strathcona's Horse, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Winnipeg, Manitoba on 1 Mar 1918 and was transferred to AMC. T.D. No. 10. He served in Canada and was discharged from the service by reason of being a medical student on 28 Nov 1918 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Wife: Beatrice H. Andison
Enlisted as a Private, Service number 2293766 in the Lord Strathcona's Horse, Canadian Expeditionary Force in Winnipeg, Manitoba on 1 Mar 1918 and was transferred to AMC. T.D. No. 10. He served in Canada and was discharged from the service by reason of being a medical student on 28 Nov 1918 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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