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Military service
Service number:
2611974
Age:
33
Rank:
Private
Force:
Army
Unit/Regiment:
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Division:
11th Stat. Hosp.
Birth:
April 20, 1886
Tillsonburg, Ontario
Enlistment:
May 17, 1918
London, Ontario
Death:
May 24, 1919
Russia
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
F. 2.
Additional information
Son of William Howard Stephenson and Caroline Emily Stephenson, of 102, Lottridge St., Hamilton, Ontario. B.A. (Western). Priest of Anglican Church.
Digital gallery of Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
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Burlington Ontario War Memorial (1922)
Located next to Burlington's City Hall on Brant Street. -
Inscription
WWI - Details of names carved upon the Burlington War Memorial. -
Photo of Edwin Howard Stephenson
Ordained Anglican Priest with the Canadian Army Medical Corp. Trained at Carling Heights in London, Ontario. -
Attestation papers
Source Library & Archives Canada.<P> Stephenson appears on 2008 supplementary WWI War Memorial at University of Western Ontario. Huron College Arts. CAMC, 11th Stationary Hospital -
Attestation Papers
Source: Library & Archives Canada. -
Memorial Plaque
Roll of Honour is located in the Middlesex Memorial Tower, University College.<P> University of Western Ontario, London Ontario.<P> Courtesy of University of Western Ontario Gazette <P> -
Original Grave Marker
Image of Gravesite in Vladivostock, Russia, 1919
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
Digital gallery of
Private Edwin Howard Stephenson
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 543 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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CHURKIN RUSSIAN NAVAL CEMETERY Russian Federation
The cemetery is located in Vladivostok, on the Churkin peninsula. It was used for burials of British, French, American and Czechoslovak troops. The Canadian Government erected the Vladivostok Memorial, a central monument, within the British plot.
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