4th Battalion
1914 – 1918
The 4th Battalion (Central Ontario) was raised at Valcartier in September, 1914, and the battalion left for the United Kingdom within weeks of establishment. After landing in France in February, 1915, the battalion was assigned to the 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade, 1st Canadian Division. As casualties mounted, the battalion was reinforced by the 3rd Canadian Reserve Battalion. The unit fought on the Western Front, remaining in France and Belgium until the end of the war.
The battalion returned to Canada in April, 1919 and disbanded in 1920.
Source: “4th Battalion (Central Ontario), CEF”. Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4th_Battalion_(Central_Ontario),_CEF, accessed on June 24, 2020.
Soldiers
Bain, Donald James
Baker, George
Buckingham, Clifford
Catley, Louis
Cole, Walter Garrett
Cox, Albert William
Denny (a.k.a. Dennie), Norman
Fletcher, David
MacDonald, Finlay Malcom
Ostic, William Clark
Robinson, Arthur
Rowlands, Arthur
Scougall, John Marwood
Shoebottom aka Shoebotham, Thomas Clifford aka Stanley Robert aka Clifford Parker
Stewart, Burton
Thomson, James
Wade, Harold
Walker, Harry James
Watson, James
Young, Gordon Joseph
Baker, George
Buckingham, Clifford
Catley, Louis
Cole, Walter Garrett
Cox, Albert William
Denny (a.k.a. Dennie), Norman
Fletcher, David
MacDonald, Finlay Malcom
Ostic, William Clark
Robinson, Arthur
Rowlands, Arthur
Scougall, John Marwood
Shoebottom aka Shoebotham, Thomas Clifford aka Stanley Robert aka Clifford Parker
Stewart, Burton
Thomson, James
Wade, Harold
Walker, Harry James
Watson, James
Young, Gordon Joseph