Mar 1, 1890

Born in Kingston, Ontario to James and Emma Louise (nee Williams) Suddard

Sep 22, 1913

Married to Myrtle Carline Patience in Picton, Ontario

Jan 8, 1915

Attested into the 21^st Battalion CEF in Kingston, Ontario

Ø  Number 1211

Ø  Next of kin given as Mrs. Myrtle Suddard, wife, 40 Division St., Kingston, Ontario

Ø  Previous occupation given as Labourer

Ø  Previous military experience given as A Battery, RCHA for 3 years

Ø  Religion given as Baptist

Ø  Posted to “B” Company

o   This was later reorganized into “A” Company

The 21^st Battalion trained in the Kingston, Ontario area

Mar 1, 1915

Admitted to the Queen Street Military Hospital with a diagnosis that reads La Grippe

Mar 7, 1915

Discharged to duty from hospital

Mar 16, 1915

Sentenced to 5 days detention and forfeited 2 day’s pay for an unrecorded offence

Apr 6, 1915

Sentenced to 10 days detention for an unrecorded offence

May 3, 1915

Discharged from the 21^st Battalion as “Undesirable”

Jul 31, 1915

Albert Earl Suddard was found in the bedroom of the murdered body of an 80 year old woman in Kingston and he was placed under arrest

Oct 8, 1915

Sentenced to 8 years in Federal Prison for Manslaughter and placed in the Portsmouth Penitentiary, now known as the Kingston Penitentiary

His photo taken on admission to prison

Jun 1, 1921

The 1921 Census shows Albert Earl Suddard as an inmate of the Kingston Penitentiary.  His wife Myrtle is shown as living in the Albion Hotel in Kingston.