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Military service
Service number:
57252
Age:
27
Rank:
Private
Force:
Army
Unit/Regiment:
Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment)
Division:
20th Bn.
Death:
October 1, 1915
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
I. B. 150.
Additional information
Only son of John A. and Mary McCall, of Charlotteville, Norfolk Co., Ontario.
Digital gallery of Private Gordon Charles McCall
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Lettre
A short letter about rifle training at the Long Branch range near Toronto -
Photo de Gordon Charles Mccall
Full uniform image dated December 5th 1914, Toronto -
Carte Postale
A short note to Gordon's aunt about the journey across the Atlantic -
Carte Postale (revers)
Reverse side of letter to aunt showing the SS Megantic -
2e de Carte Postale
Short letter to Gordon's sister talking about being ready to go to war and expecting orders soon. -
2e de Carte Postale (revers)
Reverse side of a postcard from Sandling Camp -
3e de Carte Postale
A letter to Gordon's sister that he is leaving for Europe with a forwarding address -
3e de Carte Postale (Revers)
Reverse side of a postcard -
4e de Carte Postale
Another letter to Gordon's sister about the voyage across the Atlantic. -
Envelope from a letter sent to Gordon from his aunt. "Died" has been written across his address, and "Died of wounds" signed by the postmaster has been written across the end of the envelope. -
2e Photo de Gordon McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
Digital gallery of
Private Gordon Charles McCall
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 25 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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