Sep 27, 1891

Born at Jolliette Quebec

Oct 24, 1914

Attested into the 21^st Battalion at Kingston Ontario 

Ø     Number 59048 (temporary number 156)

Ø     Next of kin given as Treffle Beaudoin (father) of Moose River, Bagot Quebec

o      Later (Dec 1918) changed to Mrs Eugenie Beaudoin (wife) of Pas de Calais, France

Ø     Previous occupation given as Lineman & Operator

Ø     No previous military experience given

Ø     Religion given as Roman Catholic

Ø     Assigned to “B” Company but later changed to “A” Company

Nov 1, 1914

Shown on pay sheet for 49^th Regiment, Hastings Rifles

Nov 11, 1914

Shown on pay sheet for the 21^st Battalion CEF

Mar 20, 1915

Admitted to Queen St. Military Hospital, Kingston, with Bronchitis

Apr 4, 1915

Transferred to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston 

Discharge date not shown

May 6, 1915

Embarked the RMS Metagama at Montreal Quebec

May 15, 1915

Disembarked at Devonport England and proceeded to West Sandling Camp near Hythe, Kent

Jul 24, 1915

Reported to be AWL (Absent Without Leave)

Jul 25, 1915

Returned from being AWL and fined 2 days pay and was restricted to half pay for 1 month

Sep 14, 1915

Embarked the St Seiriol at Folkestone

Sep 15, 1915

Disembarked at Boulogne France

Sep 30, 1915

Sentenced to 28 days FP #2 (Field Punishment #2) for neglect of duty

Nov 30, 1915

Sentenced to 5 days FP #2 and 15 hours of extra fatigues for “Drunk while in Billets and absent from Parade when warned for line of March”

Nov 24, 1916

Appointed to rank of Lance Corporal to replace L/Cpl ET Shrimpton who was promoted to Cpl

Nov 25, 1916

Granted 10 days leave

Nov 26, 1916

Admitted to St George’s Hospital in London with Alcoholic Poisoning

Dec 4, 1916

Discharged from hospital

Dec 22, 1916

Admitted to No 5 CFA (Canadian Field Ambulance) then transferred to No 23 CCS (Casualty Clearing Station) with reported Gonorrhea

Dec 24, 1916

Transferred to No 31 AT (Ambulance Transport)

Dec 27, 1916

Admitted to No 39 General Hospital at Havre, diagnosis changed to Syphilis

Dec 28, 1916

Forfeits Field Allowance and placed on pay stoppage of 50 cents per day until February 2, 1917

Feb 2, 1917

Discharged from hospital to Base Depot

Feb 3, 1917

Arrived at CBD (Canadian Base Depot) at Havre and TOS (Taken on Strength) “A”.  (this is the company for those convalescing from illness or wounds)

Feb 22, 1917

Left CBD Havre to join unit

Feb 26, 1917

Joined the 21^st Battalion from CBD

Mar 16, 1917

Received slight shrapnel wound to forehead

Apr 3, 1917

Promoted to rank of Cpl to replace Cpl GH Gillett who was promoted

Apr 9, 1917

Appointed to rank of Lance Sgt

Jul 9, 1917

Awarded the Military Medal per the London Gazette #30172

Sep 12, 1917

Granted 10 days leave

Sep 24, 1917

At duty from leave

Oct 9, 1917

Attached to the 2^nd Division Training Battalion

Oct 18, 1917

Awarded Bar to Military Medal per London Gazette #30340

Mar 21, 1918

Granted 14 days leave to Paris

Mar 31, 1918

Rejoined battalion from leave

Aug 9, 1918

TOS Effective Strength

Nov 16, 1918

Pay records show Separation Allowance granted to wife, Mrs E Beaudoin, although permission to marry is not recorded until January 9, 1919 

It would appear that he married a local woman within days of the Armistice

Jan 1, 1919

Assignment of pay changed from father to Mrs E Beaudoin (wife) of Contes Pas Maresquel, Pas de Calais France

Jan 7, 1919

Transferred to England and posted to the EORD (Eastern Ontario Regimental Depot) and attached to the 6^th Reserve Battalion at Seaford

Jan 28, 1919

Ceases to be On Command to 6^th Reserve Battalion and attached to the Depot Company, EORD

May 7, 1919

Address for wife shown as 16a Malzons Rd., Ladywell Rd., Lewisham, London SE, England

May 20, 1919

Placed On Command to 1^st CDD (Canadian Discharge Depot) at Buxton

Jul 28, 1919

SOS 1^st CDD Buxton on sailing for Canada 

Embarked the RMS Adriatic at Liverpool with his wife

Aug 2, 1919

TOS Halifax Clearing Services Command

Aug 4, 1919

Disembarked at Halifax Nova Scotia

Aug 6, 1919

Discharged from the CEF at Halifax Nova Scotia 

Ø     War Service Badge Class “A” issued, number 396590

Ø     Intended place of residence – GPO Actonvalle Quebec

Ø     Trade shown as Electrician

May 30, 1921

Address changed to 10 Amory St., Nashua, New Hampshire, USA

Jul 6, 1921

British War Medal and Victory Medal sent to 10 Amory St., Nashua, New Hampshire, USA