Herbert Bishop Fenton Image

Name

Herbert Bishop Fenton

Born

1887-07-12

Birth Place

Birmingham, England

Occupation

Farmer

Religion

Wesleyan

Died

1954-09-28

Death Place

Port Elgin, ON

Cemetery

Sanctuary Park Cemetery, Port Elgin, Southampton Township







Service Record 1


Regimental Number

53025

Highest Rank

Private

Conflict

1914-1918

Battalion

18th Battalion

Enlisted

Walkerton, ON

Enlistment /Transfer Date

1914-10-27

Prev Exp

Canadian Militia Camp

Discharge Date

1917-10-31

Discharge Cause

Medically unfit for further military service



Artefacts, Photographs & Resources

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Sources & Links

- Library & Archives Canada
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News Clippings


Presented to Herbert Fenton by Saugeen Township Council for service in the Great War, courtesy of Inez Fenton
Presented to Herbert Fenton by Saugeen Township Council for service in the Great War, courtesy of Inez Fenton
Presented to Herbert Fenton by Saugeen Township Council for service in the Great War, courtesy of Inez Fenton
Presented to Herbert Fenton by Saugeen Township Council for service in the Great War, courtesy of Inez Fenton
Paisley Advocate, September 25, 1918
Paisley Advocate, September 25, 1918