Son of Samuel Cotton and Sophia Payne, both born in England
Husband of Margaret Jane Peterson (widowed)
Occupation: Stone Mason
Informant: John Thomas Gray (son-in-law) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1955-09-007575
WWI Service # 1015238
He enlisted April 3, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion CEF and served with the 72nd Battalion in France. He was demobilized May 24, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. Margaret Cotton (wife)
Trade: Granite Cutter
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Contributor: Wends (49110141)
Husband of Margaret Jane Peterson (widowed)
Occupation: Stone Mason
Informant: John Thomas Gray (son-in-law) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1955-09-007575
WWI Service # 1015238
He enlisted April 3, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion CEF and served with the 72nd Battalion in France. He was demobilized May 24, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. Margaret Cotton (wife)
Trade: Granite Cutter
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Contributor: Wends (49110141)
Son of Samuel Cotton and Sophia Payne, both born in England
Husband of Margaret Jane Peterson (widowed)
Occupation: Stone Mason
Informant: John Thomas Gray (son-in-law) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1955-09-007575
WWI Service # 1015238
He enlisted April 3, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion CEF and served with the 72nd Battalion in France. He was demobilized May 24, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. Margaret Cotton (wife)
Trade: Granite Cutter
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Contributor: Wends (49110141)
Husband of Margaret Jane Peterson (widowed)
Occupation: Stone Mason
Informant: John Thomas Gray (son-in-law) residing Vancouver, BC
Source:
BC Archives Death Registration Number:1955-09-007575
WWI Service # 1015238
He enlisted April 3, 1916 at Vancouver, B.C. in the 231st Overseas Battalion CEF and served with the 72nd Battalion in France. He was demobilized May 24, 1919 with the rank of Private.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. Margaret Cotton (wife)
Trade: Granite Cutter
Source:
Library and Archives Canada - Personnel Records of the First World War
Contributor: Wends (49110141)
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