Died from Influenza and pneumonia at the Base Hospital Toronto. Age 21.
Son of James Maxwell. Lived in Stayner and was a farmer.
Recruitment in the army 7th May 1918.
He was described as being 5'9 1/2" in height Fair hair and grey eyes. He had a history of quincy. A rare complication of tonsillitis where abcesses forms on the tonsils.
Son of James Maxwell. Lived in Stayner and was a farmer.
Recruitment in the army 7th May 1918.
He was described as being 5'9 1/2" in height Fair hair and grey eyes. He had a history of quincy. A rare complication of tonsillitis where abcesses forms on the tonsils.
Died from Influenza and pneumonia at the Base Hospital Toronto. Age 21.
Son of James Maxwell. Lived in Stayner and was a farmer.
Recruitment in the army 7th May 1918.
He was described as being 5'9 1/2" in height Fair hair and grey eyes. He had a history of quincy. A rare complication of tonsillitis where abcesses forms on the tonsils.
Son of James Maxwell. Lived in Stayner and was a farmer.
Recruitment in the army 7th May 1918.
He was described as being 5'9 1/2" in height Fair hair and grey eyes. He had a history of quincy. A rare complication of tonsillitis where abcesses forms on the tonsils.
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270445 PRIVATE
WM. T. MAXWELL
ROYAL AIR fORCE
16th Oct. 1918
Words Cannot Tell, Dear Son
The Bitter Cost Of War.
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