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Husband of Annie Upper, of Listowel, Ont. I. (Wallace).
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Private David Upper
Marker at the grave of Private David Upper, 110th (Perth) Battalion, in the Fairview Cemetery, Davidson Avenue North, Listowel, Ontario. A personal message near the bottom of the marker reads: "FAREWELL MY WIFE AND CHILDREN ALL / FROM YOU A FATHER CHRIST DOTH CALL". Pte Upper enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force at Listowel on 18 December 1915; he was admitted to the Stratford General Hospital in Stratford, Ontario, on 26 December 1915; and he died there of illness, diagnosed as septicaemia (or, in the vernacular, blood poisoning), on 29 December 1915. (Image taken by Gregory J. Barker of Barrie, Ontario, in 2018.)
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Source: The Globe, Toronto Thursday December 30, 1915
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Marker at the grave of Private David Upper, 110th (Perth) Battalion, in the Fairview Cemetery, Davidson Avenue North, Listowel, Ontario. A personal message near the bottom of the marker reads: "FAREWELL MY WIFE AND CHILDREN ALL / FROM YOU A FATHER CHRIST DOTH CALL". Pte Upper enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force at Listowel on 18 December 1915; he was admitted to the Stratford General Hospital in Stratford, Ontario, on 26 December 1915; and he died there of illness, diagnosed as septicaemia (or, in the vernacular, blood poisoning), on 29 December 1915. (Image taken by Gregory J. Barker of Barrie, Ontario, in 2018.)
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Page 40 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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LISTOWEL (FAIRVIEW) CEMETERY Ontario, Canada
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