We remember Rev Sidney Elijah Lambert

We remember Rev Sidney Elijah Lambert

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Timeline

Timeline

1886
birth Shaftesbury, Dorset United Kingdom Source:6031621 Source:8916242 19th September 1886
1915
enlistment Calgary, Alberta Canada Source:8916259 18th June 1915
1916
hospitalisation GSW left thigh; amputation Hospital/Institution Source:8916259 23rd August 1916
1920
marriage Irene Pearl Courtice Source:8916203 9th March 1920
employment President War Amputations Canada Toronto, Ontario Canada Source:8916191
employment Methodist Minister Source:8916259
service Canadian Expeditionary Force Hon Capt 435398 Canadian Chaplain Services Source:8916259
1971
death Source:8916191 5th May 1971
burial Prospect Cemetery CWGC Cemetery/Memorial Toronto, Ontario Canada Source:8916191

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Rev Sidney Elijah
Initials RSE
Last Name Lambert
Source 8916259
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
Canadian Expeditionary Force 435398 Canadian Chaplain Services Hon Capt
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Elizabeth Young mother
Edwin Charles Lambert father
Spouse
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Irene Pearl Courtice wife 9th March 1920

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Communities

Communities

Evidence

Evidence

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Official Records

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Canadian Attestation Papers
England & Wales births 1837-2006 Transcription Ann39898

External Evidence

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Canadian Great War Project Kristen1288
War Amps History Kristen1288
Lives of the First World War - Irene Pearl Courtice Kristen1288
Ontario, Canada Marriages - Sidney Lambert Kristen1288
PDF of service record package Janet2378
Highlights in the News Kristen1288

Multimedia

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Sidney E. Lambert Kristen1288

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