James Agnew Image

Name

James Agnew

Born

1894-03-17

Birth Place

Occupation

Farmer

Religion

Presbyterian

Died

1918-04-05

Death Place

Arras, France

Death

Killed in Action

Monument

Cemetery

Faubourg-D'amiens Cemetery, Arras, Pas De Calais, France







Service Record 1


Regimental Number

652038

Highest Rank

Private

Conflict

Battalion

Company

Enlisted

Enlistment /Transfer Date

1916-03-21


Service Record 2


Regimental Number

652038

Highest Rank

Private

Conflict

Battalion

Enlistment /Transfer Date

1918-03-01



Artefacts, Photographs & Resources

Visit the Online Collections of the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre through the link below, for more information and artefacts related to this soldier.


Online Collections Link




Sources & Links

- Bruce in Khaki: A History of the Bruce Battalion
- Program for Dedication of Chesley and Vicinity Soldiers' Memorial, July 15th, 1925, History of the County of Bruce Vol. 2
- Chesley… Past & Present
- Library & Archives Canada
- War Graves Commission
- Book of Remembrance
- Canadian Virtual War Memorial



News Clippings


James Agnew Enlistment Card 160th Bruce Battalion
James Agnew Enlistment Card 160th Bruce Battalion
The Chesley Enterprise, April 25, 1918
The Chesley Enterprise, April 25, 1918