Medals to the Royal Canadian (Field) Artillery - by: QSAMIKE

MC'EACHERN, C. E. (Charles)

REG. NO.: 114
RANK: GUNNER
REGT: ROYAL CANADIAN (FIELD) ARTILLERY, “C” BATTERY
BARS: CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL
NOTES/REMARKS: C/W 1902 CORONATION MEDAL BRONZE




TURNBULL, J. (JOHN)

REG. NO.: 155
RANK: DRIVER
REGT: ROYAL CANADIAN (FIELD) ARTILLERY, “C” BATTERY
BARS: CAPE COLONY, RHODESIA, ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL
REMARKS / HISTORY: INVALIDED, NO F.M.P.




RUTTER, G. W. (George William)

REG. NO.: 563
RANK: GUNNER
REGT: ROYAL CANADIAN (FIELD) ARTILLERY, "E" BATTERY
BARS: CAPE COLONY ORANGE FREE STATE, TRANSVAAL

REMARKS / HISTORY:
1. 1914 - 1918 WAR MEDAL 709855 PRIVATE G. W. RUTTER, 42nd CANADIAN INFANTRY, C.E.F.
2. BORN IN FREDERICTON, N.B., 1876
3. ENLISTED, "E" BATTER, R.C.F.A., NEWCASTLE, NEW BRUNSWICK, January 9th, 1900.
4. TRADE: PRINTER
5. PREVIOUS SERVICE - 12th FIELD BATTERY, R.C.F.A.
6. DISCHARGED TIME SERVED - January 9th, 1901.
7. RECEIVED HIS MEDAL IN ST. JOHN FROM DUKE OF YORK DURING CROSS CANADA TOUR October 17th 1901. (Silver)
8. ON THE OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR ONE HE AGAIN ENLISTED IN THE 42nd BATT. CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, BEING TAKEN ON STRENGTH November 25th, 1915 AND EMBARKED FROM HALIFAX ON S.S. OLYMPIA ON June 28th, 1916. NO SERVICE IN FRANCE USED IN TRAINING CAPACITY IN ENGLAND.