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Louis Bisson

In memory of:

Private Louis Bisson

October 7, 1918

Military Service

Service Number:

2697712

Age:

22

Force:

Army

Unit:

Canadian Garrison Regiment

Division:

5th Bn.

Additional Information

Husband of Mrs. Bisson, of 281, Rue Arago, Quebec.

Commemorated on Page 369 of the First World War Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.

Burial Information

Cemetery:

QUEBEC CITY (ST. CHARLES) CEMETERY
Quebec, Canada

Grave Reference:

121. 3.

Information courtesy of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

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  • Memorial Cross– This cross Remembrance Pte Bisson reached me by chance there about 10 years. The father of my roommate came to visit her home and when he knew I was in the military he gave it to me and told me she had been given to someone in a bar one night. Since I have in my possession, has every year for Remembrance Day I wear it in the pocket of my uniform. It represents for me a little Unknown Soldier. After the war someone actually gave the cross probably the wife of Louis Bisson but over the years this cross has therefore lost the Bisson family. I wish I could send it to one of the descendants of Louis Bisson, if ever one day I can get in touch with them. Meanwhile, it holds a special place for me.

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    Memorial Cross – This cross Remembrance Pte Bisson reached me by chance there about 10 years. The father of my roommate came to visit her home and when he knew I was in the military he gave it to me and told me she had been given to someone in a bar one night. Since I have in my possession, has every year for Remembrance Day I wear it in the pocket of my uniform. It represents for me a little Unknown Soldier. After the war someone actually gave the cross probably the wife of Louis Bisson but over the years this cross has therefore lost the Bisson family. I wish I could send it to one of the descendants of Louis Bisson, if ever one day I can get in touch with them. Meanwhile, it holds a special place for me.
  • Memorial Cross– This cross Remembrance Pte Bisson reached me by chance there about 10 years. The father of my roommate came to visit her home and when he knew I was in the military he gave it to me and told me she had been given to someone in a bar one night. Since I have in my possession, has every year for Remembrance Day I wear it in the pocket of my uniform. It represents for me a little Unknown Soldier. After the war someone actually gave the cross probably the wife of Louis Bisson but over the years this cross has therefore lost the Bisson family. I wish I could send it to one of the descendants of Louis Bisson, if ever one day I can get in touch with them. Meanwhile, it holds a special place for me.

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    Memorial Cross
    Memorial Cross – This cross Remembrance Pte Bisson reached me by chance there about 10 years. The father of my roommate came to visit her home and when he knew I was in the military he gave it to me and told me she had been given to someone in a bar one night. Since I have in my possession, has every year for Remembrance Day I wear it in the pocket of my uniform. It represents for me a little Unknown Soldier. After the war someone actually gave the cross probably the wife of Louis Bisson but over the years this cross has therefore lost the Bisson family. I wish I could send it to one of the descendants of Louis Bisson, if ever one day I can get in touch with them. Meanwhile, it holds a special place for me.

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