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Baptized Russell Gordon Noble at the Presbyterian Church in Windsor Mills, Richmond, Quebec, on 2 July 1913.
Son of George Kerr Noble and Carrie Gertrude Louise Long. His brother, James Franklin Noble, service number 3282440, served in England with the 23rd Reserve Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Corps, without seeing combat during the First World War.
Russell served in Quebec, in Newfoundland with Force W and in Hong Kong with Force C. He had 814 days of service, including 369 overseas. He first served with the 7/11 Hussars – NPAM – service number E-401622, from 1 July 1936 to 1940.
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Temporary Grave Marker
Lance Corporal Russell Noble is buried in Sai Wan War Cemetery in Victoria, Hong Kong. He was the youngest of 12 children born to George and Carrie Noble from Bromptonville, Quebec.
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Lance Corporal Russell Noble
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Lance Corporal Russell Noble
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Page 103 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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