Gordon Valentine Tuffery

[AussieKate]

i was wondering if anybody can find any info of Gordon Valentine Tuffery in Canada he was born in 1885 in England and Died in South Australia, but i believe that he enlisted in the Canadian Army in WW1 and i was wondering if anybody can locate this record or any other record to do with him.

thanks

Kate from South Australia

[ennael]

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/cef/001042-100.01-e.php
2 TUFFERY entries noted
Leanne

[AussieKate]

is there any way to get a copy of the whole record like you can for Austrlaian WW1 Soldiers?

[ennael]

this is the contact page:
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/contact/index-e.html

Also if you don't have it Daisy and Gordon are buried at Victor Harbour
http://headstones.weebly.com/victor-harbor.html

Leanne

[AussieKate]

thanks for that.  although it is a shame they you cannot see the entire record like you can for Austrlaian soldiers of WW1

thanks
Kate

[cosmac]

Gordon V. Tuffery, 20, painter, b. London, Eng., travelled on the Canada arriving at Montreal 4 Nov 1905 from Liverpool - destination Toronto.

Gordon Tuffery, returning Canadian soldier on the Scandanavian 23 June 1917 travelling from Liverpool to Quebec City - destination Montreal

Gordon Taffery, 25, travelled on the Corsican from Liverpool arriving Quebec City 21 July 1910, destination Montreal

At the Anglican Saint John The Evangelist church Montreal gordon Valentine Tuffery, bachelor married Daisy Wells, spinster 18 May 1914
Daughter Lillian Patricia was born 17 Nov 1914.

Daisy Tuffery and infant travelled to London Engl. from Montreal on the Corinthian arriving 19 Aug 1915.  No destination entered.
Albert G. Tuffery b. Sep 1917 Middlesbro 9d 758

Mrs. Daisy Tuffery, 24, and Daisy 3 and infant 6 mos travelled from Liverpool to Halifax on the Ongar arriving 16 Mar 1918.

http://stevemorse.org/montreal/montreal.html  Montreal City directories

Debbie

[JDC]

Good afternoon Kate,

You can order the service records file for this fellow from Archives of Canada. They charge a reasonable price per page and it usually has a lot of interesting info about the serviceman. I suspect your would be the same. There are a commonwealth site link on the Archives site too which has some diaries from where the war was fought in Europe. Hope this helps,

JDC

[AussieKate]

thanks for that

Kate

[AussieKeough]

Hi Kate.  Lillian Patricia Tuffery was my Father -in-laws mother.  Is she a relative of yours?