Canadian WW1 CEF War Medal to Wallis, 19th Battalion, wounded Ypres, Toronto res

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Canadian WW1 CEF War Medal to Fleming, 3rd Battalion, from Glasgow, Resided at Welland
Impressed naming to :
56195  A.SJT. J.E. WALLIS. 19 CAN. INF.
James Edwin Wallis was born 30 April 1891 at Winnipeg, Manitoba and was a Salesman by occupation when he attested on 3rd May 1915 at Toronto. On 19th June 1916 at Ypres he received shrapnel wounds to his jaw and face and was evacuated to England. His NOK was Lucy Wallis, Kingston, ON. He married in 1930 at Toronto and died there in December 1943.
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