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Alphe Louis d’Entremont
1099799
Sapper
256th Battalion;
Canadian Railways Troops
September 13, 1896
West Pubnico, Yarmouth Co., NS
April 2, 1917
Windsor, Nova Scotia
West Pubnico, Yarmouth Co., NS
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5 feet, 5 inches
Fair
Hazel
Fair
Single
Roman Catholic
Lumberman
Berthe E. d’Entremont (Mother) West Pubnico, NS
March 25, 1919 (Halifax) on demobilization
October 1, 1962 (Age 66)
Saint Pierre Parish Cemetery, West Pubnico, NS
Alphe Louis d’Entremont served in England and France.
Remembering World War I
Yarmouth Connections
Alphe Louis d’Entremont
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Sources:
Library and Archives Canada
- World War I - Menu
- WWI Stories and Articles
- Photos - Yarmouth Soldiers
- Selection of World War I Songs
- WWI Casualties of Yarmouth, NS
- Those Who Served - Yarmouth, NS
- WWI Casualties Digby Co. NS
- WWI Casualties Shelburne Co. NS
- Merchant Mariners (1915) Yarmouth, NS
- Canadian Forestry Corps - Non Yarmouth Birth/Residence Enlistments
- US Draft Registry - Yarmouth NS Born
- World War II - Menu
- WWII Stories and Articles
- Telegraphist Air Gunners
- WWII Casualties of Nova Scotia
- US Casualties with NS Connection
- Far East/Pacific Casualties with NS Connection
- Merchant Navy Casualties Nova Scotia
- Nova Scotia WWII Casualties Holten Canadian War Cemetery
- D-Day Casualties - Nova Scotia
- CANLOAN Program Casualties - Nova Scotia
- Battle of the Bulge Casualties - Nova Scotia
- WWII Casualties Yarmouth NS
- Yarmouth Casualties - RCAF RAF Canadian Army WWII
- Yarmouth Co., Marriages WWII
- Casualties Non-Born/Residents with Connection to Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia.
- WWII Casualties Digby Co., NS
- Non-Nova Scotian WWII Casualties Buried in Nova Scotia
- WWII RCAF Casualties Aged 16-18
- Brothers/Sisters Who Served - World War II
