Gordon S Fraser - Canadian Engineers WW1

[catfordcrooner]

Searching for any info on this person who was injured during WW1 and nursed by the VAD at Balgowan Hospital, Beckenham, Kent, England

Thanks in advance
Jeff

[*Sandra*]

Hi,

Canadian Attestation Papers for Gordon Fraser - born 22 - 2 - 1893 Pembroke Ontario

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ffc/

The second page isn't showing on the above site but the military files are in the process of being digitalised and when available you should find the complete military file.  Think there was another thread recently where people had found surnames beginning with F were missing so far.

Gordon was 5 ft 8 inches -- 41 1/2 chest (fully expanded)  Range of expansion 5 11/2 inches.
Fair complexion, brown eyes and red hair. Considered fit 30 th October 1915. 

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

1911 Canadian Census - Pembroke Renfrew North Ontario

William S Fraser  46 Hattie Fraser  35
Gordon S Fraser  18 Born February 1893.
Russell Fraser  17 Howard Fraser  14
Rauson Fraser  10 Isabella M Fraser  4
Simon Fraser  84

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/

Believe the father to be William Stewart Fraser who married Hattie Pappin - 3 August 1892 - Renfrew Ontario. Father Simon Fraser.

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

There is an anc tree which says this particular Gordon S Fraser passed away 31 December 1949. No sources.
The father William Stewart Fraser passed away 7 Nov 1948 and Hattie nee Pippin Fraser 21 March 1953 according to another tree entry.

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

65 1/2 Cobalt St Cobalt Ontario 1921 - Gordon S Fraser married

Gordon Fraser  25 Manager.
Mara Fraser  21
Marion Fraser  1

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

Gordon Stanford Fraser - married 9 June 1919 to Mora Macleod. Parents - W S Fraser - Mother -
Harriett Pappin Fraser  - Spouse parents - John Macleod Spouse Mother Mary A Mckinnon Macleod.


Sandra

[*Sandra*]

There is an entry on Canada Voters List for Gordon Fraser (accountant) and Mrs Madelon - 242 Peter Street Renfrew Ontario.

Sandra

[catfordcrooner]

This is brilliant stuff Sandra. The research is for Bromley Library who are piecing together information about servicemen that signed a nurses diary. I will send the link.
Jeff

[catfordcrooner]

http://www.bromleyfirstworldwar.org.uk/content/people/autograph-album

It's on about page 25