He was called up in 1915 to serve in WWI where he was wounded in battle. He trained at Camp Hughes in North Cypress, Manitoba.
Sadly this led to a lung abscess which was the primary cause of death 30 years later at age 56.
Sadly this led to a lung abscess which was the primary cause of death 30 years later at age 56.
He was called up in 1915 to serve in WWI where he was wounded in battle. He trained at Camp Hughes in North Cypress, Manitoba.
Sadly this led to a lung abscess which was the primary cause of death 30 years later at age 56.
Sadly this led to a lung abscess which was the primary cause of death 30 years later at age 56.
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Harry C. Flindall
888109 - Private
46th Battn. C.E.F.
Jan 2, 1945
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