Private James Sinnot transferred from the 91st. to the 186th. Battalion, going overseas March 26th, 1917. After training at Bramshott Camp, 4th. Reserve Battalion, he proceeded to France, arriving at Etaples September 4th, 1917, drafted  to the 18th. battalion. he received gunshot wounds in the right arm August 26th, 1918, was admitted to hospital at Camieres, and transferred to the County of Middlesex Hospital, Napsbury, St. Albans, England, convalescing at Epsom. Upon recovery he reported at NO.1 C.C.D. Witley, later returning to the 4th. Reserve Battalion. He reported at Rhyl, Wales, leaving for Canada January 12th, 1919

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources

Chatham Daily Planet (03-09-1918), Chatham Daily Planet (06-09-1918), Chatham Daily Planet (25-01-1919)

Height	5' 9"
Eye Colour	Blue
Age	35
Complexion	Fair
Hair	Fair
Race	White
Birthplace	London, England
Religion	Anglican
Last Place of Employment	Cement Works, Blenheim
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Info	April 12th, 1912, Blenhiem, Ontario
When Enlisted	November 2nd, 1915
Where Enlisted	St. Thomas, Ontario
Allowance from Patriotic Fund	$13.00 per month
Next of Kin	Wife- Mrs. Jane Sinnott, Chatham, Daughter- Jane Louise Sinnott

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