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    Recruits for the Lorne Rifles beside the Drill Shed in Prospect Park. They include Colour Sergt. Harwood, Sergt. Wilfred Coles, Corp. Large, Sergt. Lee, and Privates Victor Lane, Fred Wills, James Gibb, David Douglas, A. Alego, A. Winterburn, J. Robetson, G. Green, F. Wright, John Reilly, F. Roult, J. Sahli, ...

    John Rixon was the son of James Rixon and Mary Donaldson. He became a Minister in the Anglican church and died in August 1882.

    Albert Charlton was born in England. He served in the Boer War. He came to Canada in 1911 and served in WWI. He was a charter member of the Milton Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. He was employed by the Brandon Brick Co. He married Amelia Johnson and was ...

    He served in WWI as a Bandsman and also as a sniper. He played the Last Post for Remembrance Day ceremonies in Milton and area and also for many veterans' funerals. The Milton Royal Canadian Legion is named in his honour. For further information, see "Milton Area Biographies"

    New colours for the Peel and Dufferin Regiment were presented on 22 May 1930 by Governor-General, Viscount Willingdon. The King’s Colours are being dedicated.

    Also under the photograph, under "Reverse", on the right-hand side of your screen, the back of the photograph showing the photographers mark and information on the image of the back of the photograph: Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, 501 Broadway, New York from Photographic Negative in Brady's National Portait ...

    William Henry Devlin with friends. Devlin is seated bottom left. WWI

    Leslie Bradley was one of two sons who fought in the first world war. Leslie's war record is shown in Information taken from Records of the Fourth Canadian Infantry Battalion in the Great War of 1914-1918. Feg'l No. 11109- Rank C.S.M. - Original unit 4th Bn, - Elisted 22-9-14, Date ...

    Lieutenant George Kennedy in the uniform of the Acton Company of the 104th Halton-Dufferin Company of the Canadian Expeditionary Force of World War I.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 18 Aug 1966, p. 6     Lorne Scots (Peel, Halton and Dufferin Regiment) trainees: (L to R) Rick Currie, Georgetown; John Stasula, Lakeview; Doug Cousins, Port Credit; Jim O’Neil, Oakville; Bob Johnston, Orangeville and Jim Metcalf, Brampton.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 18 Aug 1966, p. 6     Lorne Scots (Peel, Halton, and Dufferin Regiment) trainees pass the reviewing platform at the passing out parade in Brampton

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 8 Dec 1966, p. 3     Training exercises for Lorne Scots in Wiarton. When night fell, a lone sentry Private R.A. Currie, stood guard outside the Lorne Scots camp.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 8 Dec 1966, p. 3     Training exercises for Lorne Scots in Wiarton. Georgetown and Brampton soldiers walk single file at the road’s edge.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 8 Dec 1966, p. 3     Training exercises for Lorne Scots in Wiarton. Private E. Jamieson, Georgetown, grimly awaits the attack that might come at any minute from enemy forces nearby.

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    Man in the uniform of a WWI soldier.

    Dick Clement fought in Italy and Holland in WWII. He was born in England and prior to enlisting he worked at Mr. Kerr's drugstore on Main Street. Article about Mr. Clement in "The Canadian Champion" November 13, 1991, p.13. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Veteran. Photograph from "The Canadian Champion"...

    Photograph from "The Canadian Champion". As of 2007 Paul Savereux works with NATO in Belgium...

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