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Son of Charles Henry and Martha Annettie Wood, of Picton, Ontario.
Digital gallery of Private Stanley Wood
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Private Stanley Wood
Great Uncle Stanley's Military Medal, awarded to him for his bravery in August, 1918 whilst serving with The Royal Canadian Regiment
Digital gallery of
Private Stanley Wood
These are the mounted medals of Private Stanley Wood, MM. He was awarded the Military Medal for his actions as a company runner at the second battle of Arras in August, 1918. He was subsequently wounded in a German gas attack, and died of his wounds in 1920 at Kingston, Ontario. He is interred in his family plot in Flinton, ON.
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Private Stanley Wood
Stanley Wood at Kingston Military Hospital. Son of Henry and Nettie Wood
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Great Uncle Stanley's Military Medal, awarded to him for his bravery in August, 1918 whilst serving with The Royal Canadian Regiment
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These are the mounted medals of Private Stanley Wood, MM. He was awarded the Military Medal for his actions as a company runner at the second battle of Arras in August, 1918. He was subsequently wounded in a German gas attack, and died of his wounds in 1920 at Kingston, Ontario. He is interred in his family plot in Flinton, ON.
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Stanley Wood at Kingston Military Hospital. Son of Henry and Nettie Wood
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Page 554 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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FLINTON UNITED CHURCH CEMETERY Ontario, Canada
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