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Richard Wilson Harris, 1886–1961 (aged 75 years)
- Name
- Richard Wilson /Harris/
- Given names
- Richard Wilson
- Surname
- Harris
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1886–1961
Birth: 11 April 1886
— Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada Death: 23 November 1961 — Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
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1893–1978
Birth: 6 August 1893
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— Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada Death: February 1978 — Kingston, Ontario, Canada |
| Marriage | Marriage — 12 April 1916 — Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada |
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4 years
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1919–1997
Birth: 22 September 1919
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— Kingston, Ontario, Canada Death: 12 December 1997 — Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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18 months
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1921–1982
Birth: 7 March 1921
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— Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada Death: 25 January 1982 — Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada |
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"He [Richard Wilson Harris] signed up in Toronto, with the 34th Battery on the 22nd of November 1915. He was transferredto the 146th. Batt and went to England in Septemer 1916. He was reduced to rank to go to France wit the 20th Batt. He was at the battle of Vimy Ridge and Lens, Hill 60. He was gassed and burnt at Passchendale Nov 7th, 1917. He spent eight months in the hospital in England. He came home in December 1918. He was discharged in January 1919 at Kingston, Ontario. He was married to Grace Hazlett, a grand-daughter of James Ewart." [great granddaughter of John Ewart, Sr] Written by Annie Ewart Sullivan in the Ewart Family History, 1934 |
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"He [Richard Wilson Harris] signed up in Toronto, with the 34th Battery on the 22nd of November 1915. He was transferredto the 146th. Batt and went to England in Septemer 1916. He was reduced to rank to go to France wit the 20th Batt. He was at the battle of Vimy Ridge and Lens, Hill 60. He was gassed and burnt at Passchendale Nov 7th, 1917. He spent eight months in the hospital in England. He came home in December 1918. He was discharged in January 1919 at Kingston, Ontario. He was married to Grace Hazlett, a grand-daughter of James Ewart." [great granddaughter of John Ewart, Sr] Written by Annie Ewart Sullivan in the Ewart Family History, 1934 |