WWI Regimental #737034
Enlisted June 1, 1916 at Bow Island, Alberta in the 113th Battalion and served with the 43 Battalion in France. Demobilized March 24, 1919 with Rank of Corporal.
Birth: May 25th, 1895 at Halifax, N.S.
Next-of-kin: Robert Fletcher McAloney, father, living in Okotoks, Alberta
Trade: Farmer
5ft 8in; Fair complexion; Blue eyes; Brown hair
Awarded Military Medal on March 13, 1919
Awarded Bar to Military Medal on June 17, 1919
Alexander McAloney
Alexander McAloney, 46, an inspector for the Gas company, died in hospital on Monday following a brief illness. He had resided at 1757 College Lane.
Born in Halifax, N.S., he had resided in Calgary for the past 18 years.
Surviving are his wife, Alfreda, and two daughters, Doris and Marion, all of Calgary; four sisters, Mrs. H. Anderson, of New Hampshire, U.S.A.; Mrs. Otto Maaren, Mrs. C. Crowe, both of Vancouver; and Mrs. James Sumas, Wash.; one brother, George, of New Westminster.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Jacques funeral home on Thursday, at 1:30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. W. Hollingsworth officiating. Interment will be in Burnsland cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Wednesday, November 4, 1942, page 17
Alberta Death Index
Name: Alexander McAloney
Death: 02 Nov 1942; Calgary
Birth: 25 May 1895; Nova Scotia
Reg. #1942-08-202848
Enlisted June 1, 1916 at Bow Island, Alberta in the 113th Battalion and served with the 43 Battalion in France. Demobilized March 24, 1919 with Rank of Corporal.
Birth: May 25th, 1895 at Halifax, N.S.
Next-of-kin: Robert Fletcher McAloney, father, living in Okotoks, Alberta
Trade: Farmer
5ft 8in; Fair complexion; Blue eyes; Brown hair
Awarded Military Medal on March 13, 1919
Awarded Bar to Military Medal on June 17, 1919
Alexander McAloney
Alexander McAloney, 46, an inspector for the Gas company, died in hospital on Monday following a brief illness. He had resided at 1757 College Lane.
Born in Halifax, N.S., he had resided in Calgary for the past 18 years.
Surviving are his wife, Alfreda, and two daughters, Doris and Marion, all of Calgary; four sisters, Mrs. H. Anderson, of New Hampshire, U.S.A.; Mrs. Otto Maaren, Mrs. C. Crowe, both of Vancouver; and Mrs. James Sumas, Wash.; one brother, George, of New Westminster.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Jacques funeral home on Thursday, at 1:30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. W. Hollingsworth officiating. Interment will be in Burnsland cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Wednesday, November 4, 1942, page 17
Alberta Death Index
Name: Alexander McAloney
Death: 02 Nov 1942; Calgary
Birth: 25 May 1895; Nova Scotia
Reg. #1942-08-202848
WWI Regimental #737034
Enlisted June 1, 1916 at Bow Island, Alberta in the 113th Battalion and served with the 43 Battalion in France. Demobilized March 24, 1919 with Rank of Corporal.
Birth: May 25th, 1895 at Halifax, N.S.
Next-of-kin: Robert Fletcher McAloney, father, living in Okotoks, Alberta
Trade: Farmer
5ft 8in; Fair complexion; Blue eyes; Brown hair
Awarded Military Medal on March 13, 1919
Awarded Bar to Military Medal on June 17, 1919
Alexander McAloney
Alexander McAloney, 46, an inspector for the Gas company, died in hospital on Monday following a brief illness. He had resided at 1757 College Lane.
Born in Halifax, N.S., he had resided in Calgary for the past 18 years.
Surviving are his wife, Alfreda, and two daughters, Doris and Marion, all of Calgary; four sisters, Mrs. H. Anderson, of New Hampshire, U.S.A.; Mrs. Otto Maaren, Mrs. C. Crowe, both of Vancouver; and Mrs. James Sumas, Wash.; one brother, George, of New Westminster.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Jacques funeral home on Thursday, at 1:30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. W. Hollingsworth officiating. Interment will be in Burnsland cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Wednesday, November 4, 1942, page 17
Alberta Death Index
Name: Alexander McAloney
Death: 02 Nov 1942; Calgary
Birth: 25 May 1895; Nova Scotia
Reg. #1942-08-202848
Enlisted June 1, 1916 at Bow Island, Alberta in the 113th Battalion and served with the 43 Battalion in France. Demobilized March 24, 1919 with Rank of Corporal.
Birth: May 25th, 1895 at Halifax, N.S.
Next-of-kin: Robert Fletcher McAloney, father, living in Okotoks, Alberta
Trade: Farmer
5ft 8in; Fair complexion; Blue eyes; Brown hair
Awarded Military Medal on March 13, 1919
Awarded Bar to Military Medal on June 17, 1919
Alexander McAloney
Alexander McAloney, 46, an inspector for the Gas company, died in hospital on Monday following a brief illness. He had resided at 1757 College Lane.
Born in Halifax, N.S., he had resided in Calgary for the past 18 years.
Surviving are his wife, Alfreda, and two daughters, Doris and Marion, all of Calgary; four sisters, Mrs. H. Anderson, of New Hampshire, U.S.A.; Mrs. Otto Maaren, Mrs. C. Crowe, both of Vancouver; and Mrs. James Sumas, Wash.; one brother, George, of New Westminster.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Jacques funeral home on Thursday, at 1:30 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. W. Hollingsworth officiating. Interment will be in Burnsland cemetery.
The Calgary Herald, Wednesday, November 4, 1942, page 17
Alberta Death Index
Name: Alexander McAloney
Death: 02 Nov 1942; Calgary
Birth: 25 May 1895; Nova Scotia
Reg. #1942-08-202848
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ALEXANDER
MCALONEY MM
CORPORAL
43 BATTN CEF
1895-1942
LEST WE FORGET
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