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Ref.: 1911 / Ontario / Halton / 24 Milton / page 4

Richard,
Line 26-27 & 29-32 - The surname has been corrected to "Waldie";
Line 26 - the YOB has been corrected to 1841. (Note that in the 1901 and 1881 censuses her YOB is also 1841);
Line 27 - the YOB and age have been corrected to 1840 and 70, which is what I read the enumerator wrote;
Line 29 - The given name has been corrected to "J. Alfred";
Line 30 - The given name has been corrected to "Matildau", which is what I read the enumerator wrote;
Line 31 - The birthmonth has been corrected to "Nov"; and
Line 32 - The given name has been corrected to "James".

The 1911-1901-1881 links for Waldie Sarah, Jessie and Alfred have been done.

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Alain

Richard,

The 1911-WW I links have been done for:
Mayes Arthur
Wilson Aler
Ramshaw Frank
Johnson Edward
Cox John
Earl Harold
Charlton Harrey
Charlton Albert
Peacock Harold
Coleman Roy
McLennan James
Witmer Harvey
Torry Joseph
McKechnie Harry E
Dewar William
Wharton Lawrence
Ford Russel
Ford Jack
FordGordon
Metcalfe Harvey
Anderson William
Anderson Robert
Park Lewis
Wilson John
Winn James
Winn Ebenezer
Winn Norman
Kentner Amos
Peacock Russell

The 1911-WW I-CVWM links has been done for Cartwright William

No Link was done for McKay William, due to 10 yrs age difference and birth in Ontario vs Scothland.

Only sub-distrist 24 to go.

Cheers,

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Alain

Richard,
The 1911-WW I links have been done for:
Liddle John;
Stover Oswald;
Stover Norman;
Fleming Calvin;
McEachern Archie;
Palmer Albert;
Wilkinson Clarence;
Freeman Percy;
Davidson Charles;
McCannell Frank R;
Buck Bert; and
Buck George.

The 1911-WW I-CVWM links have been done for:
Robertson Charles;
Allan William; and
Tuck Elmer.

No WW I or CVWM entry was found for Martin Joseph James to create a link.


This complete the list.

Thanks,

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Alain

On line 10 of this page the correct first name is MORGAN with an "M".

He is one of the Great War Soldiers: http://data2.archives.ca/cef/gpc007/416740a.gif

Morgan Jones Jenkins holds a special place in history now as he was the first of what has turned out to be many of our projects to place a name on his grave site in France, whereas he now only appears on the Vimy Memorial.

Details on his file are on his page at our site here:

http://cefresearch.ca/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=12342

You can find the file submitted to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission here:

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/8p663x ... _Submitted

Our group uses your site regularly. Once we have identified an UNKNOWN SOLDIER we must then find his family so they can be notified, thus my visit to your site today.

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Richard Laughton
http://laughton.tel
Researching Soldiers of the Great War and my Ancestors
http://cefresearch.com/matrix

I have corrected the name to Mogan J. which is what the enumerator wrote. I have also linked his 1911 census record to Soldiers of the First World War at LAC.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention.