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Husband of Mary Ruth Nowles (formerly Ward), of 3421, Rumble Rd., Burnaby, British Columbia.
Digital gallery of Driver Charles Ward
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Driver Charles Ward
Grave of 515847 Driver Charles Ward who served with the 4th Div. Train Canadian Field Artillery C.E.F.
Born in Coatbridge Scotland on June 13th 1880. Husband of Mary Ward of Burnaby BC. Charles enlisted into the C.E.F. at Vancouver BC on May 3rd 1915 listing prior military service of 12 years with the 37th Coy, Royal Army Service Corps. He listed his occupation as "Teamster" Charles died at Vancouver BC on July 29th 1920 at the age of 40. He was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
Digital gallery of
Driver Charles Ward
Memorial Cross in the section where 515847 Driver Charles Ward was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
Digital gallery of
Driver Charles Ward
Cemetery view of the section where 515847 Driver Charles Ward was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
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Grave of 515847 Driver Charles Ward who served with the 4th Div. Train Canadian Field Artillery C.E.F. Born in Coatbridge Scotland on June 13th 1880. Husband of Mary Ward of Burnaby BC. Charles enlisted into the C.E.F. at Vancouver BC on May 3rd 1915 listing prior military service of 12 years with the 37th Coy, Royal Army Service Corps. He listed his occupation as "Teamster" Charles died at Vancouver BC on July 29th 1920 at the age of 40. He was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
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Memorial Cross in the section where 515847 Driver Charles Ward was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
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Cemetery view of the section where 515847 Driver Charles Ward was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery of Vancouver BC.
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Commemorated on:
Page 554 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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VANCOUVER (MOUNTAIN VIEW) CEMETERY British Columbia, Canada
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