Gordon R. Cameron was a victim of the Halifax Explosion. His mother and sister were also killed. His father was saved.
He was the son of William Owen Cameron and Ida May Gunn.
At the time of the explosion the family lived at 17 Ross Street, Halifax.
Ida and Dorothy died the day of the explosion. Gordon and his father were both injured.
Gordon died in hospital more than two months after the disaster.
He was buried next to his mother and sister.
He was the son of William Owen Cameron and Ida May Gunn.
At the time of the explosion the family lived at 17 Ross Street, Halifax.
Ida and Dorothy died the day of the explosion. Gordon and his father were both injured.
Gordon died in hospital more than two months after the disaster.
He was buried next to his mother and sister.
Gordon R. Cameron was a victim of the Halifax Explosion. His mother and sister were also killed. His father was saved.
He was the son of William Owen Cameron and Ida May Gunn.
At the time of the explosion the family lived at 17 Ross Street, Halifax.
Ida and Dorothy died the day of the explosion. Gordon and his father were both injured.
Gordon died in hospital more than two months after the disaster.
He was buried next to his mother and sister.
He was the son of William Owen Cameron and Ida May Gunn.
At the time of the explosion the family lived at 17 Ross Street, Halifax.
Ida and Dorothy died the day of the explosion. Gordon and his father were both injured.
Gordon died in hospital more than two months after the disaster.
He was buried next to his mother and sister.
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