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Son of Elizabeth Donovan Clark; husband of Lulu Clark, of Golden, British Columbia.
Digital gallery of Lance Corporal David Donovan Clark
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal David Donovan Clark
Photo taken by Find a Grave member Jofen
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal David Donovan Clark
Cenotaph located at Golden, British Columbia
Photo courtesy of Find a Grave member Rockies Graver
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal David Donovan Clark
L/Cpl David Donovan Clark of the 29th Battalion CEF "Tobin's Tigers" . He served throughout the war as a member of the 29th but was killed 2 weeks after being loaned to the Machine Gun Corps.
Digital gallery of
Lance Corporal David Donovan Clark
No 4 Company, 29th Battalion CEF taken in Vancouver in early 1915. David Clark is top right, indicated by an X above his head.
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Photo taken by Find a Grave member Jofen
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Cenotaph located at Golden, British Columbia Photo courtesy of Find a Grave member Rockies Graver
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L/Cpl David Donovan Clark of the 29th Battalion CEF "Tobin's Tigers" . He served throughout the war as a member of the 29th but was killed 2 weeks after being loaned to the Machine Gun Corps.
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No 4 Company, 29th Battalion CEF taken in Vancouver in early 1915. David Clark is top right, indicated by an X above his head.
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 67 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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HERSIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Hersin is a village about 5 kilometres south of Bethune and about 2 kilometres west of the main road from Bethune to Arras. The HERSIN COMMUNAL CEMETERY and Extension lies to the north-east of the village.
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