Name
William Henry Fenton
Born
1883-11-24
Birth Place
Occupation
Carpenter
Religion
Anglican
Died
1972-02-09
Death Place
Awards
Military Service Medal (London Gazette 30340), 1917; 1914-15 Star; 1914-18 Service Medal; 1914-19 Great War and Civilization Medal; Twenty-year Medal for long service in teh Colonial Auxiliary Forces,
Cemetery
Service Record 1
Service Record 2
Regimental Number
53225
Highest Rank
Lieutenant
Conflict
Battalion
Enlisted
Enlistment /Transfer Date
1914-10-28
Artefacts, Photographs & Resources
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Online Collections Link
Notes
William joined the 32nd Regiment after WWI. He became Major in 1923.Sources & Links
- a) The Arran Township Historical Society. “Reflections of Arran 1852-1982.” Arran Township Historical Society, 1982. Print.- Library & Archives Canada
News Clippings
Walkerton Telescope, November 1, 1917
A2015.068.002, Clarence Fenton, William Henry Fenton and Alex Robertson