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the Battalion was broken up to supply reinforcements for the 100th
otherwise better then very fine
His Official Canadian Army Overseas Death Notification states he was in the "Western European Theatre of War"
1 Clasp - CAPE COLONY (307
as the TF was intended for home defence
Memorial Cross To The 72Nd Queen's Battery Of Canadian Field Artillery Auction Archive the Battalion was broken upMemorial Cross to the 72nd Queen's Battery of Canadian Field Artillery George V (342995 GNR. S. W. WARD.). Naming is engraved. Dark patina, contact marks and light wear, better than fine. Footnote: Stanley William Ward was born on March 5, 1898 in Prescott, Augusta Township, County of Grenville, Ontario, the son of William J. Ward and Elizabeth Ward. He signed his Attestation Paper on March 5, 1917, in Kingston, Ontario, on his 19th birthday, naming
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