Private Thomas Warner went overseas in December 1916, and after three months training at Bramshott proceeded to France March 17th, 1917, drafted to the 3rd Battalion, Canadian Railway Troops. In October 1917, he was blown up by a shell and hurt inwardly, but after eight weeks in the 26th General Hospital, France, returned to duty. He received promotion to the rank of Lance Corporal shortly after going to France, and to Corporal in October 1918.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources

Park Street Methodist Church, Books of Remembrance for the Great War 1914 - 18. At St. Andrews UC, Chatham - January 2010, Chatham Daily Planet (25-05-1919)

Height	5'11"
Eye Colour	Brown
Age	28
Complexion	Fair
Hair	Brown
Race	White
Birthplace	England
Religion	Anglican
Last Place of Employment	Daniel Jordan, Brickyard, Chatham.
Average Earnings	$ 15.00 per week
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Info	December 26th, 1908, England
When Enlisted	September 28th, 1916
Where Enlisted	London, Ontario
Allowance from Patriotic Fund	$ 20.50 per month
Next of Kin	Wife- Mrs. Frances Warner, Chatham. Children- Benjamin Warner, Jack Warner, Marion Warner.

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