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Contributors: Kitchener Public Library- Geographic Location: Bovington Camp
- Geographic Location: Elmira
- Geographic Location: Elmira
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- Private Frank Sidney Earl Bristow
Private Bristow died in France on 24 October 1918. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, had a studio in Elmira, Ontario, from 1906 to 1918. Private Bristow died in France on 24 October 1918. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, had a studio in Elmira, Ontario, from 1906 to 1918.Kitchener Public Library - Earl Clifford Lavery
Earl Clifford Lavery was killed in action at Arras, France. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918. Attestation papers for this soldier report his name as Earl Clifford Lavery, while the image was labelled as Earl Clayton Lavery. Earl Clifford Lavery was killed in action at Arras, France. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918. Attestation papers for this soldier report …Kitchener Public Library - Wheeler Milton F. Ziegler
Wheeler Milton F. Ziegler of Elmira, Ontario, was killed in action in Flanders, Belgium on 28 October 1916. The photographer, Robert Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira, Ontario, from 1906 to 1918. Wheeler Milton F. Ziegler of Elmira, Ontario, was killed in action in Flanders, Belgium on 28 October 1916. The photographer, Robert Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira, Ontario, from 1906 …Kitchener Public Library - Private H.W. White
Private H.W. White of Elmira was killed in action as Passchendaele on 30 October 1917. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, had a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918. Private H.W. White of Elmira was killed in action as Passchendaele on 30 October 1917. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, had a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918.Kitchener Public Library - Private Emerson K. Brown
Private Emerson K. Brown of Elmira enlisted 21 August 1914 with the Lord Strathcona Horse. He was mortally wounded on 1 April 1918 on the Amiens Front and died on 4 April 1918. Pte. Brown was buried at Namps-Au-Vat, France. He fought at Festubert, Givenchy, Messieres, Ypres, Somme, Peronne, Bapaume … Private Emerson K. Brown of Elmira enlisted 21 August 1914 with the Lord Strathcona Horse. He was mortally wounded on 1 April 1918 on the Amiens Front and died on …Kitchener Public Library - Elmira
Print of a black and white aerial photograph of Elmira, Ontario, taken from the 1952 Waterloo Trust Scenic Calendar. Print of a black and white aerial photograph of Elmira, Ontario, taken from the 1952 Waterloo Trust Scenic Calendar.Kitchener Public Library
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