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Ludwig, Harvey Albert
Private.
Enlisted with 118th Battalion on October 1, 1916.
He transferred to the 256th Battalion and to the 10th Canadian Railway Troops.
Lutheran.
Born October 4, at Kitchener and educated at Kitchener and New Hamburg.
He was discharged March 26, 1919 and now lives in Waterloo.
He served for two years but was never wounded.
His father is Mr. A. Ludwig of New Hamburg.
Earl Pfaff, New Hamburg.
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Parker, William John
Signaller.
Enlisted April 5, 1916 with 111st South Waterloo Battalion and transferred to 10th Battalion
B.E.F.
Methodist.
Born in Fergus Dec. 21, 1893 educated at Preston School and at Galt Collegiate Institute.
Single.
He was in England from October 1916 to May 1917 studying to be a signaler. He went to France
in May and was in action until he was killed August 15, 1917 at Hill 70. As he was going back
to the communication trench he was hit in the neck and side by shrapnel and the wound proved
fatal.
His next of kin is Margaret A.Parker, Preston, Ontario.
In two days' fighting previous to his death he kept up communications so well during the hard
fighting that his superior officer recommended him for bravery.
Thomas Wilbur Parker, Duke St., Preston, Ontario
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Rausch, Herman J.
Sapper.
Enlisted March 28, 1916 with 118th Battalion.
Transferred to 10th Canadian Railway Troops.
Lutheran.
Born at Kitchener.
Discharged April 12, 1919 and is living at his home 211 Ahrens St. W., Kitchener.
He served three years and one month.
Margaret Leaning, 63 Wellington St., Kitchener.
