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Digital gallery of Corporal Thomas Lane
Digital gallery of
Corporal Thomas Lane
Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
Digital gallery of
Corporal Thomas Lane
Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
Digital gallery of
Corporal Thomas Lane
Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone seen here, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
Image gallery
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Original grave marker for Cpl Lane (1st CMR) at the Brandon Municipal Cemetery (Brandon, MB, Canada), Section 16 Block C Plot 24
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Closeup of original grave marker for Cpl Lane (1st CMR) at the Brandon Municipal Cemetery (Brandon, MB, Canada), Section 16 Block C Plot 24
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CWGC grave marker for Cpl Thomas Lane (1st CMR) in the Brandon Municipal Cemetery (Brandon, Manitoba, Canada), Section 16 Block C Plot 23
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Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
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Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
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Cpl Thomas Lane is on a family grave marker with fellow Canadian Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan Reg't, member Trooper John James Bloomer, who died on March 3, 1915 — Lane followed just a month later. His military marker is to the right of the main stone seen here, while Bloomer's is flat to the ground in front.
In the Books of Remembrance
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Page 23 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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BRANDON CEMETERY Manitoba, Canada
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