WWI Regimental #183556
Enlisted Nov. 29, 1915 at Calgary, Alberta in the 89th Battalion and served in France with the 31st Battalion.
Wounded at Lens, France in 1917.
Discharged, with the rank of Private, on August 13, 1918, being medically unfit for further service on account of wounds received in action.
Previous military service: 29th Light Horse, Saskatoon, Sask.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. William M. Peppard, mother, at Calgary, Alberta
PEPPARD--September 10, 1971, Clarence Matthew, aged 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth Peppard, DeWinton, Alberta. Also surviving are three brothers, Dr. Harold Peppard, Palm Beach, Florida, Murray D. Peppard, Detroit, Michigan and Stuart Peppard, Calgary. Predeceased by two sisters and three brothers. Born at Delbert, Nova Scotia, Mr. Peppard came west in 1910 and settled at Acadian Valley, Alberta. In 1925 he came to the Midnapore and DeWinton district and resided there since. He served overseas with the 89th Battalion and later with the 31st Battalion and was wounded in France.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, September 13, 1971, page 41
Alberta Death Reg. #1971-08-008064
Enlisted Nov. 29, 1915 at Calgary, Alberta in the 89th Battalion and served in France with the 31st Battalion.
Wounded at Lens, France in 1917.
Discharged, with the rank of Private, on August 13, 1918, being medically unfit for further service on account of wounds received in action.
Previous military service: 29th Light Horse, Saskatoon, Sask.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. William M. Peppard, mother, at Calgary, Alberta
PEPPARD--September 10, 1971, Clarence Matthew, aged 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth Peppard, DeWinton, Alberta. Also surviving are three brothers, Dr. Harold Peppard, Palm Beach, Florida, Murray D. Peppard, Detroit, Michigan and Stuart Peppard, Calgary. Predeceased by two sisters and three brothers. Born at Delbert, Nova Scotia, Mr. Peppard came west in 1910 and settled at Acadian Valley, Alberta. In 1925 he came to the Midnapore and DeWinton district and resided there since. He served overseas with the 89th Battalion and later with the 31st Battalion and was wounded in France.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, September 13, 1971, page 41
Alberta Death Reg. #1971-08-008064
WWI Regimental #183556
Enlisted Nov. 29, 1915 at Calgary, Alberta in the 89th Battalion and served in France with the 31st Battalion.
Wounded at Lens, France in 1917.
Discharged, with the rank of Private, on August 13, 1918, being medically unfit for further service on account of wounds received in action.
Previous military service: 29th Light Horse, Saskatoon, Sask.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. William M. Peppard, mother, at Calgary, Alberta
PEPPARD--September 10, 1971, Clarence Matthew, aged 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth Peppard, DeWinton, Alberta. Also surviving are three brothers, Dr. Harold Peppard, Palm Beach, Florida, Murray D. Peppard, Detroit, Michigan and Stuart Peppard, Calgary. Predeceased by two sisters and three brothers. Born at Delbert, Nova Scotia, Mr. Peppard came west in 1910 and settled at Acadian Valley, Alberta. In 1925 he came to the Midnapore and DeWinton district and resided there since. He served overseas with the 89th Battalion and later with the 31st Battalion and was wounded in France.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, September 13, 1971, page 41
Alberta Death Reg. #1971-08-008064
Enlisted Nov. 29, 1915 at Calgary, Alberta in the 89th Battalion and served in France with the 31st Battalion.
Wounded at Lens, France in 1917.
Discharged, with the rank of Private, on August 13, 1918, being medically unfit for further service on account of wounds received in action.
Previous military service: 29th Light Horse, Saskatoon, Sask.
Next-of-kin: Mrs. William M. Peppard, mother, at Calgary, Alberta
PEPPARD--September 10, 1971, Clarence Matthew, aged 81 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth Peppard, DeWinton, Alberta. Also surviving are three brothers, Dr. Harold Peppard, Palm Beach, Florida, Murray D. Peppard, Detroit, Michigan and Stuart Peppard, Calgary. Predeceased by two sisters and three brothers. Born at Delbert, Nova Scotia, Mr. Peppard came west in 1910 and settled at Acadian Valley, Alberta. In 1925 he came to the Midnapore and DeWinton district and resided there since. He served overseas with the 89th Battalion and later with the 31st Battalion and was wounded in France.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, September 13, 1971, page 41
Alberta Death Reg. #1971-08-008064
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