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The Centennial History of the South Gower Baptist Church, 1841-1941

One of the earliest churches in South Gower, Grenville County, Ontario, Canada. This short history mentions many names of the early members.

This little booklet measures 5 3/8 by 7 5/8 inches. The photo on the cover is glued on and measures 3 1/8 by 2 1/8 inches.

• Cover, larger image (126 kb) or very large for best church photo (430 kb)
• Introduction (about Mrs. Mary Christie Ker)
• Page 1
• Page 2
• Page 3
• Page 4
• Page 5
• Page 6
• Page 7
• Page 8
• Page 9
• Page 10
• Page 11
• Page 12
• Page 13

A Short History and Photographic Record of the 73rd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, Royal Highlanders of Canada, undated, but probably about the end of WW I

Contains photos of all the members of this regiment in World War I

Book about 12.25 by 9 inches, glossy paper, presumably produced by the batallion, but not labelled as such.

Most of these images are quite large -- over 1 MB. This is unavoidable if you are to be able to see the pictures and read the small text. Be sure to enlarge the images (see above) if your browser re-sizes the images and you can't read the text.

We have created an index of surnames for your convenience.

• Title page
• Page 2, Introduction
• Page 3, Introduction
• Page 4, Lieut.-Col. Peers Davidson, Officer Commanding
• Page 5, Regimental Staff Officers
• Page 6, Officers of "A" Company
• Page 7, Officers of "B" Company
• Page 8, Officers of "C" Company
• Page 9, Officers of "D" Company
• Page 10, The Band
• Page 11, Staff Sergeants
• Page 12, "A" Company, No. 1 Platoon
• Page 13, "A" Company, No. 1 Platoon
• Page 14, "A" Company, No. 2 Platoon
• Page 15, "A" Company, No. 2 Platoon
• Page 16, "A" Company, No. 3 Platoon
• Page 17, "A" Company, No. 3 Platoon
• Page 18, "A" Company, No. 4 Platoon
• Page 19, "A" Company, No. 4 Platoon
• Page 20, "B" Company, No. 5 Platoon
• Page 21, "B" Company, No. 5 Platoon
• Page 22, "B" Company, No. 6 Platoon
• Page 23, "B" Company, No. 6 Platoon
• Page 24, "B" Company, No. 7 Platoon
• Page 25, "B" Company, No. 7 Platoon
• Page 26, "B" Company, No. 8 Platoon
• Page 27, "B" Company, No. 8 Platoon
• Page 28, "C" Company, No. 9 Platoon
• Page 29, "C" Company, No. 9 Platoon

• Page 30, "C" Company, No. 10 Platoon
• Page 31, "C" Company, No. 10 Platoon
• Page 32, "C" Company, No. 11 Platoon
• Page 33, "C" Company, No. 11 Platoon
• Page 34, "C" Company, No. 12 Platoon
• Page 35, "C" Company, No. 12 Platoon
• Page 36, "D" Company, No. 13 Platoon
• Page 37, "D" Company, No. 13 Platoon
• Page 38, "D" Company, No. 14 Platoon
• Page 39, "D" Company, No. 14 Platoon
• Page 41, "D" Company, No. 15 Platoon
• Page 41, "D" Company, No. 15 Platoon
• Page 42, "D" Company, No. 16 Platoon
• Page 43, "D" Company, No. 16 Platoon
• Page 44, "E" Company
• Page 45, "E" Company
• Page 46, "E" Company
• Page 47, "E" Company

You may also want to read the diary of one of the Battalion's youngest members, who describes what it was like fighting in this Battalion. John Clarence Ross died at Vimy Ridge, April 9, 1917, just short of his 18th birthday, having lied about his age to enlist.