The Canadian Pacific Railway kept a detailed honors list of all their employees who were injured or killed during the Great War (1914-18) Canadians made a large contribution to the Victory of the Allied forces of which they can be justly proud. The Canadian Pacific Railway Honor Roll 1913,
there were more people listed but the publication was readable in many areas.
Cregg, Joseph Tinsmith West Toronto Wounded
Harrison, Robt. H. Trimmer West Toronto Wounded
Douse Edwin T. Clerk West Toronto Wounded
Tomkins Charles B. Carpenter West Toronto Wounded
Buckley, Edward Car Checker West Toronto Presumed Dead
Pitts, Walter G. Stripper West Toronto Wounded
Carter, David Car Repairer West Toronto Killed in action
Clark, Samuel Carpenter West Toronto Wounded
Keech, Ernest F. Hammer boy West Toronto Wounded
Marks, Frederick Car Repairer West Toronto Killed in action
Cregg, Joseph Tinsmith West Toronto Wounded
Harrison, Robt. H. Trimmer West Toronto Wounded
Adair, James Carpenter West Toronto Wounded
Roseyear, Frank M. Yard Helper West Toronto Wounded
Farrow, Thomas Car Repairer West Toronto Wounded
McCalden, John Locomotive fireman W. Toronto Wounded
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