Harding, Alfred Photo
Rank Private
Service # 880741
Unit # 186th Battalion, 53rd Company, Canadian Forestry Corps
Resident Chatham
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Private Alfred Harding trained eleven months with the 186th Battalion at London, Camp Borden and Chatham and left for overseas March 26th 1917. He arrived in England April 25th, 1917, training at Bramshott until July 1st, 1917, when he proceeded to France with the 53rd Company, Canadian Forestry Corps. He served until February 1st, 1919, crossed to England, and embarked March 8th,1919, for Canada, arriving in Halifax March 18th, 1919

Private Alfred Harding received his discharge at London, Ontario, March 21st,1919, due to demobilization.

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources IODE, Chatham Daily Planet (22-03-1919)
Height 5'4"
Eye Colour Blue
Age 34
Complexion Medium
Hair Dark Brown
Race White
Birthplace Plumstead, England
Religion Anglican
Last Place of Employment Carpenter for Wells and Gray, Toronto, Ontario
Average Earnings $ 4.00 per day
Marital Status Single
When Enlisted May 1st, 1916
Where Enlisted Chatham, Ontario
Next of Kin Mother- Mrs. Martha Harding, Mount View, 107 Grosmount Rd. Plumstead, England

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