Military service
Burial/memorial information
Digital gallery of Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
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Biography
Courtesy of The Royal Canadian Legion, Nova Scotia/Nunavut Command -
Photo of Lloyd Ernest Longley
Lloyd Ernest Longley of Paradise, Nova Scotia -
Letter
Transcription of 10 page letter from Lloyd Longley to Ewart Morse (22-12-17). -
Document
Service record summary page 2. -
Document
Last Will and Testament of Lieut. Lloyd Ernest Longley. -
Attestation paper
Original Officer Declaration Paper. -
Letter
Promotion letter 12.07.1915. -
Memorial
Bridgetown, NS WW1 Memorial. -
Letter
Page 1 of a 10 page letter from Lloyd Longley to Ewart Morse (22-12-17). -
Attestation paper
Attestation Paper p. 1. (08.12.1914). -
Attestation paper
Attestation Paper p. 2 (08.12.1914). -
Document
Service record page 1. -
Document
Record of medals. -
Document
Causality form- active service. -
Christmas Card
B.E.F. Christmas Card 1917 -
Family Photo
Lloyd Longley (top right, in uniform), his father and mother, and 15 brothers and sisters.
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
Digital gallery of
Lieutenant Lloyd Ernest Longley
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 451 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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DURY CRUCIFIX CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Dury is a village about 17 kilometres east-south-east of Arras. Travelling from Arras Centre, take the N39 Arras-Cambrai road for approximately 16.5 kilometres, where you turn left along D956. On this road take the first right fork of the Y Junction at 900 metres. Take the first right at 650 metres. The DURY CRUCIFIX CEMETERY lies on the left side of this road 100 metres from the junction.
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