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Son of James W. and Eliza Ann Myers, of Oyster Pond, Jeddore, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Clarence Odis Myers's Service File (Library and Archives Canada)
Digital gallery of Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
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Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Photo of Grave, Lapugnoy Military Cemetery.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Clarence Odis Myers with friend in France.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Clarence Odis Myers and friend in France.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Clarence Odis Myers and friend in France.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Clarence Myers (at right) with his cousin, George Myers. This is the front of postcard. On the back is a message that has been scribbled out by censors.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Censored postcard from Clarence to his family.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Circumstances of Death Report for Clarence Odis Myers
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Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Burial Report for Clarence Odis Myers.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
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Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Postcard from Clarence to his sister, Plessa Myers.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Postcard from Clarence to his sister Plessa Myers.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Clarence and members of the 64th Overseas Battalion C.E.F. Note boy soldier, bottom right.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Attestation paper p.1 for Clarence Odis Myers.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Photo taken in his mother's parlor, Salmon River Bridge, Nova Scotia.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Letter from Clarence to his sister Plessa, 1916.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Letter to Plessa Myers (sister) from Clarence, dated July 13th, 1916.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
Prior to going overseas. Location and date unknown.
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Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
The front if the postcard Clarence sent to his sister Plessa on August 3rd, 1916. It begins, "Dear Sis, I know you'll never be able to answer all the mail I sent to you..."
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
This is the letter Clarence sent to his sister Leah on August 3rd, 1916. He indicates that he sent cards to all of his sisters (there were seven). He says, "The reality is here, think we are going up the line tomorrow." Clarence died as a result of wounds he received on April 10, 1917.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
This is the front of the post card Clarence sent to his sister Leah on August 3rd, 1916.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal Clarence Odis Myers
From the Halifax Evening Mail June 1917. Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me
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Photo of Grave, Lapugnoy Military Cemetery.
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Clarence Odis Myers with friend in France.
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Clarence Odis Myers and friend in France.
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Clarence Odis Myers and friend in France.
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Clarence Myers (at right) with his cousin, George Myers. This is the front of postcard. On the back is a message that has been scribbled out by censors.
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Censored postcard from Clarence to his family.
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Circumstances of Death Report for Clarence Odis Myers
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Burial Report for Clarence Odis Myers.
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Postcard from Clarence to his sister, Plessa Myers.
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Postcard from Clarence to his sister Plessa Myers.
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Clarence and members of the 64th Overseas Battalion C.E.F. Note boy soldier, bottom right.
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Attestation paper p.1 for Clarence Odis Myers.
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Photo taken in his mother's parlor, Salmon River Bridge, Nova Scotia.
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Letter from Clarence to his sister Plessa, 1916.
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Letter to Plessa Myers (sister) from Clarence, dated July 13th, 1916.
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Prior to going overseas. Location and date unknown.
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The front if the postcard Clarence sent to his sister Plessa on August 3rd, 1916. It begins, "Dear Sis, I know you'll never be able to answer all the mail I sent to you..."
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This is the letter Clarence sent to his sister Leah on August 3rd, 1916. He indicates that he sent cards to all of his sisters (there were seven). He says, "The reality is here, think we are going up the line tomorrow." Clarence died as a result of wounds he received on April 10, 1917.
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This is the front of the post card Clarence sent to his sister Leah on August 3rd, 1916.
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From the Halifax Evening Mail June 1917. Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Page 300 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Lapugnoy is a village and commune in Pas-de-Calais, 6 kilometres west of Bethune.
From the centre of Lapugnoy, head south-west on the D70 in the direction of Marles-les-Mines. On the outskirts of the centre there is a crucifix at the side of the main road, turn right here towards Allouagne. After approximately 500 metres there is a track on the left hand side (the Cemetery is signposted here) and the LAPUGNOY MILITARY CEMETERY can be found on the left hand side, approximately 500 metres, along this track.
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