Son of Andrew Purves and Margaret Spence
Husband of Elizabeth Dickson
Occupation: Gardener
Informant: Elizabeth Purves (wife) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1956-09-004921
WWI Service # 1015524
He enlisted June 20, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force and served with the 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada) in France. He was demobilized June 20, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Elizabeth Purves (wife)
Trade: Gardener
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Husband of Elizabeth Dickson
Occupation: Gardener
Informant: Elizabeth Purves (wife) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1956-09-004921
WWI Service # 1015524
He enlisted June 20, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force and served with the 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada) in France. He was demobilized June 20, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Elizabeth Purves (wife)
Trade: Gardener
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Son of Andrew Purves and Margaret Spence
Husband of Elizabeth Dickson
Occupation: Gardener
Informant: Elizabeth Purves (wife) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1956-09-004921
WWI Service # 1015524
He enlisted June 20, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force and served with the 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada) in France. He was demobilized June 20, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Elizabeth Purves (wife)
Trade: Gardener
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Husband of Elizabeth Dickson
Occupation: Gardener
Informant: Elizabeth Purves (wife) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1956-09-004921
WWI Service # 1015524
He enlisted June 20, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force and served with the 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada) in France. He was demobilized June 20, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Elizabeth Purves (wife)
Trade: Gardener
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
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