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      Kenneth Dean Marlatt joined the 9th Mississauga Horse during the First World War. He went overseas in France with the 4th Battalion Canadian Mounted Rifles.

      Audrey Johnson was a Civil Defence Ambulance Driver in England, 1942. She worked with the Mobile Hospital in Banstead, Surrey from 1940-1944.

      Condition: yellowed and stained; bent completely; handle carefully if it is necessary to handle this photograph.

      Condition: yellowed and stained – mounted which has thankfully kept it sturdy.

      Condition: yellowed and stained; mounted so it has kept sturdy.

      Condition: yellowed and stained with rips and tears; mounted so still sturdy.

      Condition: yellowed and dirty; mounted so still sturdy.

      Condition: yellowed, stained and dirty; mounted so still sturdy.

      Condition: yellowed and slightly faded; handle carefully – it is mounted, but the mount is flimsy.

      Condition: yellowed and worn.

      Condition: yellowed and stained; it is also ripped and fully bent; handle carefully.

      Condition: yellowed, stained and ripped; has been completely bent and is ripping along fold; Handle VERY carefully – it is preferable that one use digital copy instead.

      Agnes Macphail's commentary about the last time spent before departing for Canada. Two postcards show the Houses of Parliamant, London, England and the Tower Bridge, London, England. Part of her 1952 Scrapbook.

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

      John “Jack” Chapple Tate was the youngest of three children of George R. and Gertrude Louise [Chapple] Tate, born in Paris, Ontario on 19 January 1911. He grew up at 79 Walnut Street, and attended Paris Central Public School, Paris District High School, and St. James Anglican Church. His sister …

 Brown, Don, The Haldimand Press (Hagersville, Ontario), 8 Nov 1989, p. 7     ...

 Porcupine Advance, 3 May 1916, Section 1, p. 7     Tommy (sometimes Tommy Atkins) is a generic slang name for an English soldier; Jack is a generic slang name for a sailor. The last line of the poem is an allusion to the song "Rule, Britannia!"

      This card is part of a larger collection of World War II personnel clippings. The project began in 1944 at the Lindsay Library. The intent was to gather together as much information as possible on the military record and the service of people from the Town of Lindsay and the …