Canada soldier WW1 Photo Rppc war military full name

Canadian soldier WW1 Photo Rppc full name Edwin Jarrett name iD Sapper snapshots history Canada Selling an original named studio portrait photograph RPPC of Sapper Edwin Arthur Jarrett Canadian soldier engineer in First World War 1916 period World War One 1 ww1 Canadian soldier sappper. Full name and iD on back Lots of info about him online. the solo studio portrait like an RPPC Also selling a pair of snapshots of same fellow with a couple of other soldiers - one may be his brother who enlisted same time 85.00 for all 3 photos Donlands O’Connor East York Don Mills south exit off the DVP showing Edwin Arthur Jarrett (all 5' 2" of him!) interesting story - he enlisted with his brother and both survived Canadian Expeditionary Force Lance corporal 503167 4th Divisional Signal Company C.Ewin Arthur Jarrett enlisted in 1916 survived and he went on to marry and live a long life. Really interesting and fully ID vintage WW1 World War One World War 1 vintage photo -portrait - studio - him standing alone holding a swagger stick cane behind his back Toronto fellow - although born in Deseronto there's lots of info about him online - as well as his full military record pdf available through the National Library Archives in Canada online beautiful 7 button uniform - and the bandolier - handsome young man - Condition: good shipping is Canada 2.00 USA = 2.50 International = 3.50 more biographical information Edwin Arthur Jarrett signed up in Toronto on this day in 1916. He was born in Deseronto on January 29th, 1898, the youngest of the five children of Stephen Jarrett and Mary (née Royce). His father died in October 1898 and Mary had moved her family to Toronto by 1901, where she was running a boarding house. Edwin and his brother Stephen Henry Royce Jarrett (who was born in Toronto) joined up together. Edwin’s regimental number was 503167, his brother’s 503168. They joined the Divisional Signal Company of the Royal Canadian Engineers. Edwin was five feet eight inches tall, with a dark complexion, brown eyes and dark brown hair. His brother had similar colouring but was slightly shorter at five feet six and a quarter inches. Their service records show that the brothers arrived in England on the SS Baltic on May 29th, 1916 and were both transferred to the 4th Divisional Signal Company. They went to France on August 11th, 1916. Both brothers were promoted (Edwin to Corporal, Stephen to Lance Corporal) and both were awarded Military Medals. They remained in the same unit throughout the war and returned to Canada on the Mauretania together, leaving England on May 31st, 1919. They were demobilized in Toronto on June 8th. In 1921 Edwin was back with his mother and his two youngest sisters in Toronto, living at 29 Lonsdale Road and working as an accountant. He married Nora Jarrett (they were second cousins) in Hamilton on May 18th, 1922. Stephen was in York with his wife, Elsie and three sons in 1921. Edwin died in Etobicoke in 1976, while Stephen died in 1972 in Toronto.