Hooper, John Photo
Rank Private
Service # 189861
Unit # 91st. Battalion, 186th Battalion
Resident Highgate
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Private John Hooper transferred from 91st to the 186th Battalion going overseas March 26th,1917. He proceeded to France attached to the Battalion, serving ten months when he sustained a compound fracture of the right ankle, and was invalided to Canada December 7th, 1917. He underwent medical treatment in the Convalescent Hospital London, until June 1918.

Private John Hooper received his discharge June 27th, 1918, being medically unfit for further military service.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources IODE, Chatham Daily News (16-05-1919), Discharged - Medically Unfit (27-06-1919)
Height 6' 1/2"
Eye Colour Grey
Age 29
Complexion Fair
Hair Light Brown
Race White
Birthplace England
Religion Anglican
Last Place of Employment G.W. Moody, Highgate, Ontario
Average Earnings $ 2.00 per day
Marital Status Married
Marriage Info March 2nd, 1914, Highgate, Ontario
When Enlisted January 4th, 1918
Where Enlisted Ridgetown, Ontario
Allowance from Patriotic Fund $ 16.00 per month
Next of Kin Wife- Mrs. Annie Moody, Highgate. Children - Irene G. Moody, Baby.

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