The 1916 Calgary, Alberta census finds Alfred Milne, 17, with parents, Andrew, 61, and Mary, 58, both born in Scotland, along with siblings, David, 38, George, 36, and Frank, 22. Alfred was working as a Machinist at this time.
WWI Regimental #3208918
Enlisted May 7, 1918 at Calgary, Alberta in the 1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment and served in Canada.
Discharged, with the rank of Corporal, on Nov. 25, 1918, due to reduction of forces.
Birth: August 1, 1897 at Calgary, Alberta
Trade: Stickerman
Next-of-kin: Jeanne Milne, wife, at Calgary
Alfred S. Milne and Janet W. Proctor were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1917. He later remarried to Edith Stanley. Alfred had moved to B.C. about 1 year before his death, and had been working as a Poultry Farmer.
ALFRED MILNE
Alfred Steven Milne, 50, of Newton Road, B.C., and a native of Calgary, died Thursday at his home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Jacques chapel Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. Burial will be in Queen's Park cemetery. Mr. Milne was born in Calgary and had lived here for about 49 years prior to retiring to British Columbia 14 months ago. He had been employed with the W. H. Cushing Lumber Mill in Calgary for 16 years and then had worked for the Manning Egleston Lumber Co., also for 16 years. Surviving are his wife, Edith, of Newton Road; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Little and Mrs. Ted Carter of Calgary; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nellie Rees of Calgary; three brothers, George and Frank of Calgary and Edward of Port Orchard, Wash.
The Calgary Herald, December 15, 1947, page 2
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Alberta Birth Index
Name: Alfred Steven Milne
Birth Date: 1897
Birth Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 001577
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1917-08-000659
B.C. Death Reg. #1947-09-010352
WWI Regimental #3208918
Enlisted May 7, 1918 at Calgary, Alberta in the 1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment and served in Canada.
Discharged, with the rank of Corporal, on Nov. 25, 1918, due to reduction of forces.
Birth: August 1, 1897 at Calgary, Alberta
Trade: Stickerman
Next-of-kin: Jeanne Milne, wife, at Calgary
Alfred S. Milne and Janet W. Proctor were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1917. He later remarried to Edith Stanley. Alfred had moved to B.C. about 1 year before his death, and had been working as a Poultry Farmer.
ALFRED MILNE
Alfred Steven Milne, 50, of Newton Road, B.C., and a native of Calgary, died Thursday at his home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Jacques chapel Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. Burial will be in Queen's Park cemetery. Mr. Milne was born in Calgary and had lived here for about 49 years prior to retiring to British Columbia 14 months ago. He had been employed with the W. H. Cushing Lumber Mill in Calgary for 16 years and then had worked for the Manning Egleston Lumber Co., also for 16 years. Surviving are his wife, Edith, of Newton Road; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Little and Mrs. Ted Carter of Calgary; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nellie Rees of Calgary; three brothers, George and Frank of Calgary and Edward of Port Orchard, Wash.
The Calgary Herald, December 15, 1947, page 2
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Alberta Birth Index
Name: Alfred Steven Milne
Birth Date: 1897
Birth Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 001577
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1917-08-000659
B.C. Death Reg. #1947-09-010352
The 1916 Calgary, Alberta census finds Alfred Milne, 17, with parents, Andrew, 61, and Mary, 58, both born in Scotland, along with siblings, David, 38, George, 36, and Frank, 22. Alfred was working as a Machinist at this time.
WWI Regimental #3208918
Enlisted May 7, 1918 at Calgary, Alberta in the 1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment and served in Canada.
Discharged, with the rank of Corporal, on Nov. 25, 1918, due to reduction of forces.
Birth: August 1, 1897 at Calgary, Alberta
Trade: Stickerman
Next-of-kin: Jeanne Milne, wife, at Calgary
Alfred S. Milne and Janet W. Proctor were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1917. He later remarried to Edith Stanley. Alfred had moved to B.C. about 1 year before his death, and had been working as a Poultry Farmer.
ALFRED MILNE
Alfred Steven Milne, 50, of Newton Road, B.C., and a native of Calgary, died Thursday at his home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Jacques chapel Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. Burial will be in Queen's Park cemetery. Mr. Milne was born in Calgary and had lived here for about 49 years prior to retiring to British Columbia 14 months ago. He had been employed with the W. H. Cushing Lumber Mill in Calgary for 16 years and then had worked for the Manning Egleston Lumber Co., also for 16 years. Surviving are his wife, Edith, of Newton Road; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Little and Mrs. Ted Carter of Calgary; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nellie Rees of Calgary; three brothers, George and Frank of Calgary and Edward of Port Orchard, Wash.
The Calgary Herald, December 15, 1947, page 2
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Alberta Birth Index
Name: Alfred Steven Milne
Birth Date: 1897
Birth Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 001577
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1917-08-000659
B.C. Death Reg. #1947-09-010352
WWI Regimental #3208918
Enlisted May 7, 1918 at Calgary, Alberta in the 1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment and served in Canada.
Discharged, with the rank of Corporal, on Nov. 25, 1918, due to reduction of forces.
Birth: August 1, 1897 at Calgary, Alberta
Trade: Stickerman
Next-of-kin: Jeanne Milne, wife, at Calgary
Alfred S. Milne and Janet W. Proctor were married at Calgary, Alberta in 1917. He later remarried to Edith Stanley. Alfred had moved to B.C. about 1 year before his death, and had been working as a Poultry Farmer.
ALFRED MILNE
Alfred Steven Milne, 50, of Newton Road, B.C., and a native of Calgary, died Thursday at his home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Jacques chapel Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. Burial will be in Queen's Park cemetery. Mr. Milne was born in Calgary and had lived here for about 49 years prior to retiring to British Columbia 14 months ago. He had been employed with the W. H. Cushing Lumber Mill in Calgary for 16 years and then had worked for the Manning Egleston Lumber Co., also for 16 years. Surviving are his wife, Edith, of Newton Road; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew Little and Mrs. Ted Carter of Calgary; four grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Nellie Rees of Calgary; three brothers, George and Frank of Calgary and Edward of Port Orchard, Wash.
The Calgary Herald, December 15, 1947, page 2
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Alberta Birth Index
Name: Alfred Steven Milne
Birth Date: 1897
Birth Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Registration Number: 001577
Alberta Marriage Reg. #1917-08-000659
B.C. Death Reg. #1947-09-010352
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